TABLE OF CONTENTS

MAY I BE GOD’S LOVE 2 .........................................................

UNITED METHODIST WOMEN 3 .......................................

METHODIST RED BIRD MISSION 3 ...........................

2017 FALL BAZAAR 3 ......................................................

GIFT BASKET CREATIONS 3 ----------------------

HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE 3 -----------------------------

GIFT BOUTIQUE 3 ---------------------------------

JEWELRY BOUTIQUE 3 --------------------------

DECORATE THE HALLWAYS 3 ----------------------

GRADUATE LISTING FOR 2017 4 .......................................

MISSIONS/OUTREACH 5 .....................................................

JOYFUL RINGERS 5 ................................................................

DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE  5 .....................................

ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY PROGRAM 6 ......................................

HARRIET TUBMAN ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER 6 .......

YOUTH NEWS 7 .......................................................................

HAPPENINGS 7 ..................................................................

UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS 9 ....................................

 REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS 9 ......................................

OUR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES 9 ......................

FRIENDS OF OUR CHURCH 9 .......................................

MEMBERS OF OUR MILITARY 9 .................................

NOTES FROM THE WORSHIP COMMITTEE 9 ...............

HEALING PRAYER TEAM 10 .................................................

COMMUNION SUNDAYS 10 .........................................

SOAKING PRAYER 10 ......................................................

INDIVIDUAL PRAYER APPOINTMENTS 10 ..............

UPCOMING SOAKING PRAYER DATE 10 ....................

CHORTLE 10 ..............................................................................

KIDS’ CORNER 11 .......................................................................

JULY CALENDAR OF EVENTS 12 ........................................

AUGUST CALENDAR OF EVENTS 13.................................

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Poughkeepsie United Methodist Church The Journey

JULY & AUGUST 2017

2381 New Hackensack Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603

Telephone (845) 452-2933 Newsletter E-Mail editor@pokumc.org E-mail office@pokumc.org Website www.pokumc.org

Adrienne Brewington PASTOR

Louise Dalton, Karyn Millham SECRETARIES Tony Hagin TREASURER Leslie Tracey-Delauney TRADITIONAL MUSIC DIRECTOR & ORGANIST

Anne Ciraulo CONTEMPORARY PRAISE DIRECTOR

John Marrine YOUTH MINISTRY DIRECTOR

Diana Collello COMMUNITY NURSERY SCHOOL DIRECTOR

Megan Joslin HARRIET TUBMAN ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER DIRECTOR

MAY I BE GOD’S LOVE

As I write this, I have just returned from Annual Conference, where Bishop Thomas J. Bickerton reappointed me to be your pastor for another year. Thankful for the opportunity to serve the Gospel of Jesus Christ in your midst, I find myself reflecting upon the journey we have been on since my arrival last July 1st . We have had a year of getting to know one another, growing to understand one another, and learning to trust one another. Yet, I know that the process is not complete; God is still working on us and in us.

Poised at the beginning of our second year together, I share with you some lyrics from one of my favorite contemporary Christian songs …

This is my prayer, in Jesus’ name …

Peace to you all, Pastor Adrienne ___

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May I be His love for you May I lift your eyes toward heaven May I come to you and lead you to His light

May I cry His tears for you May I be the place that you can run to Where you’ll hear His voice And see Him in my eyes All your life May I be His loveType to enter text

UNITED METHODIST WOMEN

METHODIST RED BIRD MISSION A very big Thank You for the “2086” Campbell Soup Labels for Education (no longer being printed on cans) that we sent to our Methodist Red Bird Mission. That is a lot of soup!! We know that they will help purchase the van/bus. Please keep collecting “BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION” and dropping them off in Fellowship Hall. We have mailed over 4,000 of those to Red Bird for other educational needs. All this since the new year!!

2017 FALL BAZAAR Saturday, October 21st and Sunday, October 22nd. Our very successful “Fall Holiday Bazaar” will be continued with your wonderful support.. Summer is a great time to think of ideas, and what follows are some ideas you might want to consider.

GIFT BASKET CREATIONS Perhaps while you are vacationing you could think of a basket. This has been so successful during the past years and it will, with your help, continue this beautiful tradition. Here are some suggestions for a theme:

Fun & Games Thinking of You Tea for Two A Warming Thought Welcome to Your New Home A Movie Night A Taste of Italy An Anniversary Treat

Sweet Thoughts Waiting for the New Arrival A Treat for Your Pet Chocolate-Chocolate Kitchen Surprise Soup-er Lunch Hiker's Delight

Baskets that sell for under $25 are the most popular. Watch Sunday bulletin, in the Fall, for sign up dates or give your name to Sandy Pullinger or Janet Cole.

HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE All items that would be suitable for Fall, Thanksgiving or Christmas. Great sellers are hand made and antique tree ornaments, unique Christmas items. When you are refurbishing or down-sizing, please think of us!!

GIFT BOUTIQUE Any lovely “re-gifting” items, i.e. lovely scarfs, unused candles, packaged fancy soaps or lotions, hand knit or crocheted items, cute small pillows. (We are thinking small items this year!)

JEWELRY BOUTIQUE This is a big success for the bazaar. We would love any jewelry that you no longer wear or are tired of. We also need boxes in good condition.

DECORATE THE HALLWAYS Do you have a wreath that you no longer use? Or you are a wreath creator?? We will again decorate our hallways with these popular beauties!!

We will receive all items in the Fall, beginning mid-September. Please package items in sturdy bags or boxes and labeled for “Bazaar”. If you need an exception to this request, please contact Geri Hoernes.

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GRADUATE LISTING FOR 2017 Ryan Bisson is graduating from Dutchess Community College with an Associates of Liberal Arts & Sciences degree in Physics and will be attending Binghamton University to continue to major in Physics. Ryan is the son of Loretta and John Bisson.

Kathy Borchert is graduating from American University with a Bachelor of Science degree and will be pursuing a law degree at the American University Washington College of Law. Kathy is the daughter of Beth and Dale Borchert.

Kelsey Butkiewicz is graduating from the University of Buffalo with a Bachelor of Science in Education and will be attending the University of Buffalo to pursue a Masters degree in Education. Kelsey is the daughter of Kourtney and Jim Fitzmaurice, and granddaughter of Sandy Hayes.

Matthew Butkiewicz is graduating from Ridley Lowell with an Electrician degree and is currently working at Veith Electric Co. Matthew is the son of Kourtney and Jim Fitzmaurice, and grandson of Sandy Hayes.

Mariah Chiappolini is graduating from Arlington High School and will be attending Dutchess Community College in the fall. Mariah is the daughter of Freya and Alvin Chiappolini.

Sarah Cimorelli is graduating from Van Loan School at Endicott College with a Masters degree in Business. Sarah is the daughter of Heather and Butch Cimorelli and granddaughter to Julia Miller.

Ryan Espinoza is graduating from Spackenkill High School and will be studying Physical Education at SUNY Cortland. Ryan is the son of Heidi Mills and Juan Espinoza and grandson of Bob and Arnette Schmidt.

Danielle Gehrlein is graduating from John Jay High School and will be studying Childhood Education at Pace University. Danielle is the daughter of Mary and Jeff Gehrlein, granddaughter of Diane Wood-Miller and niece to Lorna Davis.

Devan Gehrlein is graduating from Dutchess Community College with an Associate degree in Construction Technology and plans to pursue a Construction Management degree from Central Connecticut State University. Devan is the son of Mary and Jeff Gehrlein, grandson of Diane Wood-Miller and nephew to Lorna Davis.

Danielle Hagin is graduating from Marywood University with a Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology and plans to work as a school speech pathologist in Memphis, TN. Danielle is the daughter of Holly and Tony Hagin.

Alexxis Hoernes is graduating from Arlington High School and will be attending college in the fall. Alexxis is the daughter of Lali and Ed Hoernes and granddaughter of Geri and Gerry Hoernes and Diane Myers.

Spencer Hoernes is graduating from the University of Delaware with a Bachelor of Science degree in Food Science and will be biking from Baltimore to Seattle raising money for “Kids in Cancer Crisis.” Spencer is the son of Lali and Ed Hoernes, and grandson of Geri and Gerry Hoernes and Diane Myers.

Chelsea Kolarik is graduating from Arlington High School and will be attending Dutchess Community College to pursue an Elementary Education degree. Chelsea is the daughter of Marcy and Frank Kolarik.

Caitlyn Krieger is graduating from Saugerties High School and will be attending Ulster Community College in the fall. Caitlyn is the daughter of Jill Krieger, and granddaughter of Catherine Close.

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GRADUATE LISTING FOR 2017 (CONTINUED)

Timothy Francis McCoy is graduating from SUNY New Paltz with a Bachelors of Sciences degree in Elementary Education, graduating cum laude and plans to pursue a Master degree in Special Education. Tim is the son of Denise Kawaksheh and Timothy McCoy, and grandson to Doris Hammell.

Katrina Millham is graduating from F.D. Roosevelt High School and will be attending SUNY Oneonta to pursue an Education degree. Katrina is the daughter of Karyn and Peter Millham, and granddaughter of Marcy and Dennis Conners.

Catherine Neno is graduating from Ohio State University with a Master Degree in Speech and Language Communications Disorder and will be working as an SLP in the medical area in Ohio. Catherine is the daughter of Diana and John Neno.

Emily Quinlan is graduating from Arlington High School and plans to pursue Occupational or Physical Therapy at Dutchess Community College. Emily is the daughter of Karla Quinlan.

Katherine Rancourt is graduating from Mount Saint Mary College with a Nursing degree and is studying for the July boards. Katherine has two job interviews in July and hopes to secure a Nursing job through one of these opportunities.

MISSIONS/OUTREACH We still need people to prepare a meal for the Homeless Shelter for July, August, October, November and December. It involves preparing a meal to feed 60 on the fourth Saturday of each of these months.  A group of friends could prepare the meal.  The Church kitchen is available if you wish. Receipts and a voucher will allow you to be reimbursed for the costs involved. The Choir has agreed to provide the meal in June.  Friendship Circle will do September. We would appreciate it if you could help with this Church activity. Any questions, call Cathy Close.

JOYFUL RINGERS The Joyful Ringers will continue to meet Tuesday evenings at 6:30PM, through the summer (except July 4th and August 22nd). These rehearsals will continue to be fun And are for current ringers and anyone who wants to try a handbell, or two, to see what its like without any commitment. We will also be trying different kinds of music and Handbell techniques. We won’t be performing at services until the Fall. Call or text director Pat McCullough or just show up!

DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE  We will have a Defensive Driving Course, Saturday, October 14, from 10AM – 4 PM.  It is Department of Motor Vehicles approved; you can save 10% on your insurance premiums, and may reduce up to four points on your driving record. The fee is $40, part of which is donated to PUMC. If you are interested, please contact the church office early. The course requires a minimum number of participants in order to take place.

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ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY PROGRAM PUMC has committed to the NYS Adopt-A-Highway Program by agreeing to pick up litter along a 2.2 mile stretch of Route 376 (New Hackensack Road) which includes the roadsides along the front of our property. Four Saturday morning work dates, approximately two months apart, are scheduled each year. The 2nd 2017 'Green Team' Litter Pick Up is scheduled for SATURDAY, JULY 1st. We meet in the church parking lot area closest to New Hackensack Road at 8AM. We'll loan you a reflective safely vest, a yellow hard hat, a sharp-pointed litter pick-up stick and a supply of clear plastic trash bags so you can better enjoy the roadside landscape for approximately 1 1/2 hours. Join us with YOUR pair of gardening or work gloves, vintage long trousers and closed toe/hard soled shoes or boots. If you wish, bring your own favorite litter pick-up device and hydration fluid. Please consider joining the Green Team by calling or email the church secretary. You may also telephone or email me with your name, phone number and email address so you can be notified if bad weather or another situation requires a change of date or time. Current Green Team members are requested to notify me, if they will or can not attend this session.

Thank you and God Bless,   Hank Eichenhofer, Chairman______    

HARRIET TUBMAN ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER The Harriet Tubman Academic Skills Center (HTASC) students and staff wish to thank the members of the Poughkeepsie United Methodist Church for their support during the 2016-2017 school year. It was a very successful year at the center! This spring has found our center family thinking beyond themselves by creating felt tie blankets and donating them to the Children’s Home of Poughkeepsie, exploring the creative past by learning about telegraphy at Locust Grove Historic Site, and sparking an interest in engineering through experiments at program.  A special thanks needs to be given to all the PUMC members who have donated their time through helping with center events or taking a moment to listen to an emergent reading at program. I would like to take a moment to thank the members of the 2016-2017 HTASC Board …

Jeff Hart Will Cass Barb Adams Betsy Allen

Curtis Vinson Tim McCoy Shona Tucker Ray Polivka

Your dedication, kindness and helpful hearts have been a Godsend to the Harriet Tubman Academic Skills Center family.  In addition to saying farewell to the school year, with a heavy heart, we will be saying goodbye to one of our HTASC staff members. Our Lead Teacher for 3rd, 4th and 5th grade, Miss RaVae Grant, has been given a great professional opportunity and will be leaving us at the end of June.  We wish to thank Ms. Grant for her dedication and service to the students at the HTASC and wish her luck on her new endeavors.  Consequently, the Harriet Tubman Academic Skills Center is currently looking for a dedicated, caring and energetic person to lead our 3rd, 4th and 5th grade scholars during the 2017-2018 school year. Do you have a passion for working with students? Are you a life long learner? Perhaps God is calling you to become a positive role model for our center’s youth? If you have questions about the position, please contact the HTASC Program Director, Megan Joslin. The Harriet Tubman Academic Skills Center Board would love to welcome new members to its 2017-2018 ranks. If you have any questions about what being a board member is all about, please do not hesitate to ask one of our current members. 

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YOUTH NEWS

[ John Marrine - Youth Ministry Director ] HAPPENINGS

Another youth group year was celebrated at our year-end picnic where we gathered to fellowship, share a meal, look back on our year, welcome our new 6th graders, recognize our graduates, and acknowledged our Youth Leaders. This picnic is always a bittersweet time in the year but also a good time to pause and reflect on not only the fun experienced at TGIF, lock-ins, and youth group, but also the faith building and fellowship gained through Bible Study, youth curriculum, and retreats, as well as the service provided through mission trips and church and community opportunities. The youth are involved in many aspects of the life of this church, the community they live in, and serving neighborhoods domestic and abroad as depicted in the charts below. I hope that you are as proud of our youth as the Youth Leadership team is.

PUMC YOUTH MINISTRY

WINGS

Mission Trips • MFUGE - Philadelphia • Mexico - Ensenada • Bridge Builders – Hudson Valley

Picnics • Kick-off the year • Year-end wrap up

Retreats • Taconic Retreat • Junior High Retreat • Senior High Retreat • Vida Nueva Weekends • Lock-ins

Bible Study [Wednesday, 7PM-8PM]

Youth Fellowship1 [Sunday 6PM-8PM] • Small Groups • Internal/External Events • Christmas Ball

TGIF 2 [First Friday, 7PM-9PM] • Bowling • Mini-Golf • Bumper Boats • Camp fire & s’mores • Poughkeepsie Celebration of Lights • Scavenger Hunt

Service Opportunities • Homeless Shelter • Angel Tree • Thanksgiving Baskets • Trunk & Treat • Dutchess Outreach • Operation Christmas Child • UM Women Harvest Bazaar

Youth Service • Youth led worship • Testimonies

1 Junior & Senior High Curriculum 2 Teens Gathering In Fellowship

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We aim to welcome students into the family of God, introduce them to Jesus Christ, nurture growth as disciples, and encourage them to glorify God with their whole lives and serve others with their gifts.

[Young Group Mission Theme]

YOUTH NEWS (CONTINUED)

YOUTH GROUP @ WORK

COMMUNITY

• See You At The Pole • Habitat for Humanity • Thanksgiving Baskets • Operation Christmas Child • Gannett House Angel Tree • Homeless Shelter • Veteran Memorial Flags • MFUGE Mission Trip • Mexico Mission Trip • Bridge Builders Mission Trip • Sound of Life Handicap Deck • Street Church • Dutchess Outreach

CHURCH

• Harvest Bazaar • Veterans Breakfast • Trunk & Treat • Senior Thanksgiving Luncheon • Congregation Recognition Luncheon • Easter Egg Hunt • Youth Service • Voice In Praise • Liturgist • Committees

Our summer mission teams continue to work hard to prepare and are ready to represent PUMC this summer in serving Christ. A team of 15 have left for the MFUGE mission trip to Philadelphia to perform inner-city mission work. Later in July, 16 team members will be traveling to Ensenada Mexico to minister to a church community and upon returning 20 team members will head off to serve right in our own community for a week through Bridge Builders. Please continue to pray for these three summer mission trips: M-Fuge (June 26-July 1) in Philadelphia; Mexico (July 21-29) in Ensenada; Bridge Builders (July 30-August 4) in Poughkeepsie. Keep in touch with all of our youth information and events by way of the youth bulletin board or church website (under the 'Youth' tab at www.pokumc.org). Hope to see you over the summer and be on the lookout because you never know when an event might pop-up.   

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YOUTH NEWS (CONTINUED) UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS

 REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS OUR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES

Ruth Arnfield, Barbara Bates, Gladys Bierce, Catherine Carroll, Frank Cassidy, Bill Close, Sr., Janet Cole, Dylan Coughlin, Jewel Darden, Sandra DeGuzman, Nancy Eichenhofer, Irene Feller, Irene Firner, Bryan Foy, Veronica Gordon, David Griest, Karen Griest, Dana Jones, Danny Jones, Joe Michaloski, Marge Michaloski, Yvonne Morrow, Kervin Niver, Margaret Niver, Bea Northway, Karla Quinlan, George Sherban, Gloria Sherban, George Sidgwick, Hilary Stamper, Meegan Veeder-Shave, Kerianne Wendover, Marilyn Zier.

FRIENDS OF OUR CHURCH David Andujar, Jay Bacchiochi, Donald Brooks, Greg Chermak, Aurora Rose Decker and family, Betsy Denis, Judy Ebling, Jordan Fidler, Kevin Goodwin, Carolyn Hochlowski, Doreen Hochlowski, Karl Holmstrom, Jason, Jeanmarie Jacques, Mary Lorifice, Mary Moody, Michelle Morrow, Dianne Myers, Peter, Colin Reilly, Bill Robertson, Sallie, Patricia Schmidt, Pat Southard, Helen Sypek, Jackie Triguero, Ava Vinson, Bob and Lois Wells, Jeffrey Wendover, Jr., Clifford Zier.

MEMBERS OF OUR MILITARY Both the active and/or retired: Joshua Lord, 1-69 Infantry Medical Platoon Sergeant, NYC; Jason Oliver, Kuwait; D. J. Wiley, Iraq.

IF YOU HAVE A LOVED ONE OR FRIEND WHOSE NAME YOU WOULD LIKE INCLUDED, CALL THE CHURCH OFFICE.

NOTES FROM THE WORSHIP COMMITTEE We are again offering dates for gatherings for picnics and concerts at the Vanderbilt Mansion. June 28th, July 19th, and August 16th are the dates for Vanderbilt. The June and July concerts begin at 7PM. The August begins at 6:30PM and a rain date is August 17th. June will feature the Jim Osborn Band. July is Big Band Sound and August closes with the West Point Military Academy Band. Those who attended last year had good times. Bring your own picnic supper, or gather a gang and share! Beautiful scenery, good music and Christian fellowship! What more could you want?

And speaking of concerts … on September 16th at 2PM there will be an organ concert at PUMC, featuring Anthony Rispo. Our pipe organ will really sing! A free-will donation will be accepted.

DATE TIME ACTIVITYFri Jul 14 7PM-9PM TGIF (Mini-Golf & Ice Cream)Sat Jul 15 7AM-10AM Applebee's Pancake Breakfast

Fri Jul 21All Week Mexico Mission Trip

Sun Jul 29

Fri Jul 30All Week Bridge Builders Mission Trip

Sun Aug 04

Sun Aug 06 2PM-5PM Kolarik Pool Party

Sun Sep 10 12:30PM-3PM Youth Group Kick-off Picnic

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HEALING PRAYER TEAM [Vickey Carroll]

The Healing Prayer Team is here to pray with you for any need, big or small, or for someone you know in need of prayer. ALL IS KEPT STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. There are several opportunities for Healing Prayer

COMMUNION SUNDAYS Healing Prayer is always available during the Holy Communion portion of worship on the first Sunday of the month. Teams are located in the front and back corners of the Sanctuary.

SOAKING PRAYER Soaking Prayer is a precious hour to give to the Lord, and to sit and soak in his presence. No water is involved! This is a time meant to be set aside for you and God − and He will bless this time you carve out for Him. Soaking Prayer is not just for times of crisis; it is for any season of your life. Sit quietly while soft worship music plays, and soak in the presence of Our Lord. You may pray, read the bible, write, or just rest in Him − even sleeping is permitted! Soaking Prayer is available the last Friday of the month at 7:00PM in the Sanctuary. Childcare is available. We hope you will join us!

INDIVIDUAL PRAYER APPOINTMENTS The Healing Prayer Team is always ready to meet with you for prayer. We encourage those who are in need of healing of any kind to come in for a prayer session. No need is too large or too small for God! Simply call the Church Office to request an appointment and a team will be happy to meet and pray with you .

UPCOMING SOAKING PRAYER DATE July 28th and August 25th.

CHORTLE

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KIDS’ CORNER

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JULY CALENDAR OF EVENTS

JULY 2017

SAT 01 MFUGE 8:00AM Highway CleanupSUN 02 8:30AM Service 9:45AM Healing Prayer10:45AM Service 2:00PM Parkside AAMON 03 7:00PM Gamblers Anonymous 7:00PM HTASC Board MeetingTUE 04 OFFICE CLOSED 5:30PM Primary Purpose AAWED 05 7:30AM Prayers 7:30PM Young Adult Worship ServiceTHU 06 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 2:00PM Collate Bulletin 5:30PM Primary Purpose AAFRI 07 7:00PM Narcotics Anonymous 7:00PM TGIF 7:00PM Young Adult GroupSAT 08SUN 09 8:30AM Service 9:45AM Healing Prayer 10:45AM Service12:15PM Visitation Committee 2:00PM Parkside AAMON 10 7:00PM Gamblers AnonymousTUE 11 9:00AM Men’s Bible Study 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA 6:30PM Joyful Ringers 7:00PM SPRWED 12 7:30AM PrayersTHU 13 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 2:00PM Collate Bulletin 5:30PM Primary Purpose AAFRI 14 7:00PM Narcotics Anonymous 7:00PM Young Adult Group

SAT 15 9:00AM Healing Prayer MeetingSUN 16 8:30AM Service 9:45AM Healing Prayer10:45AM Service 2:00PM Parkside AAMON 17 7:00PM Gamblers Anonymous TUE 18 9:00AM Men’s Bible Study 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA 6:30PM Joyful Ringers 7:00PM Church CouncilWED 19 7:30AM Prayers 7:30PM Finance Committee 7:00PM Young Adult Worship ServiceTHU 20 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 2:00PM Collate Bulletin 5:30PM Primary Purpose AAFRI 21 7:00PM Narcotics Anonymous 7:00PM Young Adult GroupSAT 22 3:00PM Homeless ShelterSUN 23 YOUTH MEXICO MISSION TRIP 8:30AM Service 9:45AM Healing Prayer10:45AM Service 2:00PM Parkside AAMON 24 YOUTH MEXICO MISSION TRIP 7:00PM Gamblers AnonymousTUE 25 YOUTH MEXICO MISSION TRIP 9:00AM Men’s Bible Study 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA 6:30PM Joyful RingersWED 26 YOUTH MEXICO MISSION TRIP 7:30AM Prayers 6:00PM Evangelism and Church GrowthTHU 27 YOUTH MEXICO MISSION TRIP 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 2:00PM Collate Bulletin 5:30PM Education 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA

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JULY CALENDAR OF EVENTS (CONTINUED)

AUGUST CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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JULY 2017

FRI 28 YOUTH MEXICO MISSION TRIP 7:00PM Narcotics Anonymous 7:00PM Young Adult GroupSAT 29 YOUTH MEXICO MISSION TRIP

SUN 30 8:30AM Service 9:45AM Healing Prayer10:45AM Service 2:00PM Parkside AAMON 31 7:00PM Gamblers Anonymous

AUGUST 2017

TUE 01 9:00AM Men’s Bible Study 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA 6:30PM Joyful Ringers 7:00PM WorshipWED 02 7:30AM Prayers 7:30PM Young Adult Worship ServiceTHU 03 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 2:00PM Collate Bulletin 5:30PM Primary Purpose AAFRI 04 7:00PM Narcotics Anonymous 7:00PM TGIF 7:00PM Young Adult GroupSAT 05 9:00AM Healing Prayer TeamSUN 06 8:30AM Service 9:45AM Healing Prayer 10:45AM Service 2:00PM Parkside AAMON 07 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 7:00PM Gamblers Anonymous 7:00PM HTASC Board MeetingTUE 08 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 9:00AM Men’s Bible Study 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA 6:30PM Joyful Ringers 7:00PM SPR

WED 09 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 7:30AM PrayersTHU 10 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 2:00PM Collate Bulletin 5:30PM Primary Purpose AAFRI 11 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 7:00PM Narcotics Anonymous 7:00PM Young Adult GroupSAT 12 9:00AM Healing Prayer MeetingSUN 13 8:30AM Service 9:45AM Healing Prayer10:45AM Service12:15PM VisitationCommittee 2:00PM Parkside AAMON 14 7:00PM Gamblers Anonymous TUE 15 9:00AM Men’s Bible Study 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA 6:30PM Joyful RingersWED 16 JOURNEY DEADLINE 7:30AM Prayers 7:30PM Finance Committee 7:00PM Young Adult Worship ServiceTHU 17 9:30AM Strength & Balance Classes 2:00PM Collate Bulletin 5:30PM Primary Purpose AA