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Anna Barker Home State: TX

Joined: July 28, 2019

www.willowbrookumc.org

WEEKLY PRAYER & STUDY GROUPS

SUN Pray w/Stephen Min 10:30 am—Prayer Room MON Intercessory Prayer 2:00 pm—Library Lounge WED GriefShare 9:30 am—Library Lounge WED Art & Soul 9:30 am—Wilson Fellowship Hall

Willowbrook United Methodist Church OUR MINISTRY TOGETHER

The ministers of this church are its members; those who assist them are:

Dedicated Lay Ministry—Stephen Ministry Gary Kennedy—Senior Pastor Sande Kimbel—Associate Pastor Steve Marshall—Associate Pastor Ruth Blum—Associate Pastor

Rev. Jon Ierley—Pastor Emeritus Dr. Robb Butler—Music Director Carol Virolainen—Organist

Loretta Nash—Sabbath Musician

Russ Koan—Lay Leader

DEADLINE FOR the OCTOBER, 2019 Good News is SEPTEMBER 6, 2019

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Saturday Sabbath Celebration 5:00 p.m.—Chapel

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Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m.—Sanctuary

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Sunday Mosaic Worship 11:00 a.m.—Chapel

OFFICE HOURS

Mon-Fri—8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Closed for lunch—12:00-12:30 p.m.

Welcome

New Willowbrookers! (Photos Courtesy of Rev, Steve Marshall)

Willowbrook United Methodist Church “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors”

19390 North 99th Avenue Sun City, AZ 85373-1102

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday (closed 12 - 12:30 p.m. for lunch)

(623) 974-5637 FAX: (623) 933-5466 Internet: http://www.willowbrookumc.org E-mail address: bev@willowbrookumc.org

GOOD NEWSGOOD NEWS September 2019 Issue

John & Lori Wiggs Home State: OK

Joined: July 28, 2019

Dee Gonzalez Home State: PR/NY/FL Joined: July 28, 2019

Willowbrook’s Kris Krafters made a beautiful layette bundle with this quilt and bumper pad, two sweaters

with matching caps, bibs and more for the raffle at the Holi-daze Craft Faire raffle Satur-day, November 2 at 12:30 p.m.

There are numerous raffle items from all the Faire ven-dors. Watch for a chance to purchase tickets.

LEFT: Kris Krafters Cathy Hoben Calhoun and Karen DeVerna model two colorful bibs.

RIGHT: Marian Witten-berg and her daughter Joan display some of the lap robes, dish towels and potholders they have made for the Holi-daze Craft Faire.

Rev. Ruth Blum was born in Western PA in a small town southeast of Pitts-burgh. Before becoming a minister, she taught vocal music in the public schools and directed community and church choirs. She was ordained in East Ohio Conference and served at Granger UMC and Rocky River UMC in Ohio. Ruth moved to Phoenix in 2004 to accept a position for children and family ministries at Dove of the Desert UMC. She retired in 2016 and then was called back into ministry to serve Aldersgate UMC.

Ruth also serves as the chairperson for the Desert South-west Conference Order of Deacons which includes responsi-bilities on the DSW Board of Ordained Ministry. She has a daughter, Brittaney, who currently lives in Scottsdale. Ruth loves singing, reading, coloring, a knitting beginner, and loves football. She is an avid Steeler fan. "I am looking forward to my ministry focusing on reaching and assimilating new members at Willowbrook UMC. It is good to be part of this pastoral team."

Crafty Kris Krafters

Getting Ready for Craft Faire

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The word stewardship is a good word! It stands for financial stability and opportunity for involvement. At the writing of this article an internal audit team is working on the other side of the office to do an annual church financial audit. This is a good thing. They review financial procedures and the processing of our finances. I am grateful to this team. An audit in a church lets people be confident and know of our efforts to best handle contributions.

Also on this day a group of people will be opening their mail to read an invitation from

me to serve on a new stewardship committee that I have assembled to handle this Fall’s fi-nancial campaign. We had a strong campaign two years ago and I believe we are due for one this year. The Stewardship Committee works as a sub-group of our Finance Committee. We are blessed with a strong conscientious Finance Committee and I am excited about the newly invited Stewardship Committee. You will be hearing more from them. They will encourage all of us to participate in two ways. One by supporting our annual pledge drive and also by as-sessing our involvement and review opportunities to be involved in our wonderful church.

There will be reports on our financial standing as a church, projections of vision, and

the creation of a budget for next year. Yes, stewardship is a good thing. “Why?” you ask. Be-cause it is a blessing to be a part of a loving congregation like this one, that is also looking for new ways to make peoples’ lives better and improve this world of ours.

Willowbrook UMC not only puts smiles on faces of people locally through fellowship op-

portunities and worship experiences; we also put smiles on faces of people overseas through mission and conservation efforts. Locally, here in the good old U.S.A. we touch lives through our many programs that make life better through education, food and clothing distribution, and through health clinics. Our Church makes a difference. This is something to be proud of!

So . . . get ready, stewardship will provide opportunities to support heart-warming work

of the church as well as to invite you to “put your boots on” and get out there yourself. Stewardship is a good thing. It is God’s thing.

See you in church,

Pastor Gary Kennedy

SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS (We celebrate 90 years or more)

2 Betty Taylor 10 Ruth Pappas 18 Lois McCrea 29 Joan Glendon 30 Dot Habkirk 30 Dorothy Zimmerman

5th Annual Holidaze Craft Faire

Coming Soon! The Holidaze Craft Faire is a great way to support our church’s Outreach/Mission projects. Fellowship as we work together side-by-side is also great! You too can join in the fun! We are currently very busy with preparations for another fan-tastic Holidaze Craft Faire on Friday and Saturday, November 1 and 2. Booths are filling up; get your reservation in! Our own Kris Krafters are working on many items to sell in their area. If you are interested in joining them, they meet at 9:00 a.m. on the first and third Thursday of each month. We need lots of extra help for planning, set-up, baking, lunch preparation, raffle sales, etc. Mark your calendars now and watch for more details to come! If you have any questions, please contact Barb Christie at bbchristie2@gmail.com or 623-376-7941.

Each month we join other churches in prayer for churches of the West District in the Desert Southwest Conference.

SEPTEMBER

Prescott UMC Prescott Valley UMC Trinity UMC, Phoenix

SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES (We Celebrate 50 years or more)

4 Stan & Penny Stevens 59th 5 Dale & Doris Frazier 63rd 5 Roger & Joyce Kesler 55th 6 Sam & Norma Gunnerson 60th 7 Dick & Carol Songer 51st 8 John & Marian Wittenberg 63rd 14 Dave & Judy Arkwright 56th 21 Wally & Kathi Schumacher 51st

How does God speak to you? Do you encounter him in the words and actions of other people, through worship and church fellowship, in pray-er and devotion or perhaps “nudges” or dreams?

God can speak to us in any of these ways and more, but the most time-honored way for Christians, is through scripture. We invite YOU to join us for our Disciple III class this fall, a study of the prophets of the Old Testament and the letters of Paul in the New Testament. The prophet Jeremiah proclaimed, “For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope.” (29:11) God has plans for you – yes, even if you think you have more of a past than a future! “I am the vine, you are the branches. Those who abide in me and I in them, bear much fruit, because apart from me you can do nothing.” (John 15:5) Studying scripture helps us stay connected to Christ, and when we study as a group it helps us stay connected to each other! So join us this fall for Disciple III, “Remember Who You Are,” and strengthen the foundations of your faith. This class follows a 2-year cycle: this fall and winter we will study the first half (the prophets), and next fall and winter we will study the second (letters of Paul). No previous Disciple study is required, and the Disciple classes do not have to be taken in sequence. Class will meet on Fridays in the church library from 1 to 3 p.m. Look for sign-up sheets and more information in Wilson Fellowship Hall, starting in September.

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Metho Travelers Trips: <www.methotravelers.org>

Sign up at the Metho Travelers table or contact: Janet Glick at 217-725-1301, jmg6608@gmail.com or Carol Cooper at 623-217-5384, bobandcarol2@cox.net.

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The Willowbrook Book Club has been enjoying lively, informative discussions for over two years now. We took a short break during June and July. Our next meeting is August 22. We will meet at the church at noon and carpool to a restaurant. There

we will discuss the books we have been reading and our ac-tivities.

Here are the books we have chosen for the Fall/Winter. A few of them are quite long, so get started NOW!

Sep 25 O!"#$%&'( by Diana Gabaldon Oct 24 P*+"!(' ,- D,(*$% G($0 by Oscar Wilde Nov N, M''"*%3 Dec 26 T5' W$"+5'(7 by Dean Koontz Jan 30 W5'(' "5' R'& F'(% G(,97 by Wilson Rawls Feb 27 H$::*%'77 *7 $ C5,*+' Y,! M$<' by John Leland

Remember, we welcome ALL Willowbrookers and friends who enjoy reading to join us at any of our meetings on the 4th Thursday of each month (5th Thursday in January to avoid the Rummage Sale!) at 1:00 p.m. in the Willowbrook Library.

Questions? Call Karen Gurian 480-371-6980 or Barb Christie 623-376-7941

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Thursday, September 5 & 19 9:00 a.m.

As the long, hot days of summer give way to the cooler days of autumn, the Kris Krafters of Willowbrook shift into preparing for the Holidaze Craft Faire in November. Holiday bibs, holiday wreaths, and holiday decorations are made with love. Colorful aprons, handmade pothold-ers, and microwave baskets are again being fashioned for this year’s gifts. Kris Krafters returning to Willow-brook after a summer away are bringing in lots of hand-made gifts and crafts. The Holidaze Craft Faire will be in Wilson Fellowship Hall and the Courtyard on November 1 and 2. The items remaining after the Craft Faire will again be available to Willowbrook members on Sunday, November 3. Pro-ceeds from the sale of Kris Krafter’s items go toward the purchase of supplies, materials and sewing machine maintenance. The best part is the distribution of the holiday items to local charities in plenty of time for giving out to needy families. Be sure to check out the list of the local chari-ties that the Kris Krafters support with donations of clothing, bedding, gifts and decorations. This list is post-ed on the Kris Krafter bulletin board in Wilson Fellow-ship Hall, and will be prominently dispayed throughout the Holidaze Craft Faire. All are welcome to come help sew, knit, crochet, quilt, craft and enjoy the fellowship. Kris Krafters meet on the first and third Thursday each month at 9:00 a.m. in Wil-son Fellowship Hall.

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You can help us raise money for our outreach projects by bringing in your paper (catalogs, newspapers, magazines, and cardboard; BOXES MUST BE BROKEN DOWN). Place in the big recycle bin at the back of the park-ing lot. We can feel good about recycling and know we are helping missions as well.

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Are you new to Willowbrook and want to know more about membership in our church? Our next Newcomers Orientation

Class is on Saturday, September 7, at 9:00 a.m. in the Library Lounge. In this class Pastor Ruth Blum will share information about Methodism and Willowbrook Church as well as answering any questions that might arise. New members will then be received on Saturday, September 28 at the 5:00 p.m. Sabbath service and on September 29 at the 9:30 a.m. service. You are then invited to an informal reception following the 9:30 a.m. service in Wilson Fellowship Hall. Reminder: you can keep your membership in your home church if you join Willowbrook as an Associate or Affiliate Member. Please sign up or call the church office at 623-974-5637 to let us know you plan to attend.

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Summer donations through September will be used to sup-port the Salvation Army’s back-to-school clothing drive. In late summer, the Salvation Army brings children and volunteers to the Walmart on Lake Pleasant Parkway for the opportunity to buy new clothing. I know as a child, I always looked forward to shopping with my mom for new clothing. To support this event, loose change offerings can be placed in the Benji jar in Wilson Fellowship Hall. You can also donate by check. Simp-ly indicate “Benji Fund” in the memo section.

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Hunger continues to be one of the largest social issues in our community. The Salvation Army’s Surprise location is an “official” hydration station for our area. With that in mind, over the next few months, the Salvation Army has asked us to do-nate bottled water and non-perishable foods. Thank you for your ongoing support.

Aug. 31 & Sep 1, 2019 Non-perishable food

& water or cash

GriefShare is a nationally known support group for people grieving loss through death. Using a video featuring experts on grief, along with a workbook and group

discussion we help each other sort through those erratic emo-tions and peaks and valleys. Each session is “self-contained” so you can attend any time you want and you do not have to attend in sequence. No mat-ter when you begin, you will find encouragement. You do not have to be a member of, or attend, the church to be a part of the GriefShare program. The repeating GriefShare meeting schedule at Willowbrook is: September 4 Is This Normal? September 11 Challenges of Grief September 18 The Journey of Grief: Part One September 25 The Journey of Grief: Part Two October 2 Grief and Your Relationships October 9 Why? October 16 Guilt and Anger October 23 Complicating Factors October 30 Surviving the Holidays (special) November 6 Stuck November 13 Lessons of Grief: Part One November 20 Lessons of Grief: Part Two November 27 Heaven December 4 What Do I Live for Now? December 11 New Beginnings (no video) December 18 New Beginnings (no video)

Office closed for holidays December 25 & January 1. GriefShare meets each Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Library Lounge.

Holidaze Craft Faire Workshops

Thursday Workshop Dates October 3, 17, 24

9:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. Wilson Fellowship Hall Mark Your Calendar!

November may seem a long time away, but the Holi-daze Craft Faire will be here before we know it! Kris Krafters have set up a workshop schedule, and would love your help. Not a member of Kris Krafters? Don’t have a project in mind? Can only come to one or two of the workshops? No Problem! Come when you can, we’ll provide all the supplies needed for the projects planned. We start at 9:00 a.m. Bring a sandwich and stay as long as you want. No special skills are needed. Mark your calendars now. Everyone is welcome!

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Our annual Blessing of the Animals will beat 11:00 a.m. on the morning of Satur-day, October 26 in the church courtyard. There will be chairs in the covered area of

the courtyard, so you can sit with your pet beside you. Pastor Sande Kimbel will give a short message followed by the individual blessing of our pets. All are welcome. Invite your neighbors to have their pets blessed too! This event is entirely separate from our Sabbath Service which meets later that day for worship inside the Chapel as usual at 5:00 p.m.

Visit our FaceBook Page www.facebook.com/willowbrookumc

Dinner & Bunco—Friday, September 20, 5:00 p.m., $5. Enjoy a chicken casserole dinner with dessert before a fun and entertaining evening of Bunco.

Tickets are available at the Youthful Seniors table or contact Nancy Prevost at 623-476-5277

ALL Youthful Senior activities are open to EVERYONE—

family, friends, and neighbors!

Honor the life or memory of a loved one. Purchase the altar flowers for a worship service as a beautiful expression of your love. Locate the FLOWER BOOK in the Narthex. Write your name, your loved one’s name, the occasion you want to remember (birthday, anniversary, etc.) and the date you would like to have the altar flowers presented. —Place your $40 check marked “flowers” into the offering plate or bring it to the office.

Join Team Willowbrook Walkers Walk-the-Walk to End Homelessness!

Willowbrook is participating in UMOM’s 11th annual walk at the Phoenix Zoo. Not only are we sending a team, but we are also sponsoring

a Hydration Station. Would you like to be part of our team? Look for the sign-up sheet in Wilson Fellowship Hall. DATE: Saturday, September 21 TIME: GATES open at 6:00 a.m.; WALK: 7:00-9:00 a.m. WHERE: The Phoenix Zoo, 455 N Galvin Pkwy, Phoenix COST: $25 before September 9 and $35 after. Watch for T-shirts and flip-flops at the church by Thursday, September 19th. Those wanting to car pool need to sign up and meet at the church at 6:00 a.m. on Saturday morning.

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Sunday, November 3, 2019—3:00 p.m.

AZ Swing Kings

Lenny King

Sunday, December 1, 2019—3:00 p.m.

Desert Brass Band

Charles Musgrave

Sunday February 9, 2020—3:00 p.m.

Dixieland Hotshots

Dan Reed

March 8, 2020—3:00 p.m.

Nine Southwest

Dale Gleason

March 29, 2020—4:00 p.m.

Desert Brass Band

Charles Musgrave

Tickets are $5.00 per person at the door. (12 and under free)

19390 N 99th Avenue, Sun City 85373-1102 (North of Union Hills Avenue)

Call 623-974-5637 for more information.

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Did you know there is someone in the prayer room the second Sunday of each month to do Blood Pressure Screening. Be sure to take advantage of this ministry.

Note of Thanks to Willowbrook Friends, Your loving words expressing your sympathy and caring meant so very much to me on the recent loss of my dear brother Ed LeMaster.

With deep appreciation,

Madge Buehler

Remember or honor a loved one with the UMW Mission Candle.

Make your $15 check payable to United Methodist Women and place it in the special envelope in the pew pocket. Drop in the offering plate or bring to office to help support UMW mission projects.

Have no anxiety about anything,

but in EVERYTHING

by PRAYER and SUPPLICATION

with THANKSGIVING let your requests

be made known to GOD.

And the PEACE OF GOD,

which passes all understanding,

will keep your HEARTS and your MINDS

in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7 (RSV)

T#�NG Y'R! Sue and I want to thank our Willowbrook church family for all the cards and congratu-latory messages as we celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary. We felt like young-sters compared with many of you but we so appreciated your welcoming us to the club of “50 or more”.

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Our condolences to family and friends on the death of the following Willowbrook members & family & friends:

Madge Buehler’s brother, Ed LeMasters on July 16

Mildred “Millie” Hulden on July 20 Helen Davis on August 17

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Lunch is ONLY $5.00

Sign-ups at UMM Table in Wilson Fellowship Hall Women are always welcome!

PSST: Rumor has it Debbie Kennedy will be our first presenter in October.

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September is always an exciting time for United Meth-odist Women as we recognize our women involved in mission on United Methodist Women Sunday, Septem-ber 15 at the 9:30 service. Our guest speaker will be Frank Nagy, Chief Development Officer from Wesley Community Center. Many of the Willowbrook women will be involved in the service and we ask that ALL women in UMW wear a red ribbon available in the narthex before the service. If you have an interest in UMW, talk to one of the women with a ribbon. There are 5 circles that meet at various times of the month. It is a wonderful way to make connections and work together for mission. The next combined meeting of all circles will be October 20 which will feature an accessory fashion show, the accessories will be donated to WHEAT’s clothes silo. Please bring gently used purses, scarves and/or cos-tume jewelry to the September or October circles. Our Thankfulness potluck is scheduled for November 18 and we all look forward to our annual Christmas Tea on December 6. One hundred fifty years ago the Women’s Foreign Mis-sionary Society was formed, a predecessor organization to today’s United Methodist Women. They raised funds to send a teacher and a doctor to India when they learned that women could not be seen by a male doctor or were not allowed education. So, in 1869 Dr. Clara Swain supported by the Women’s Foreign Mission Soci-ety went to Bareilly, India where for 27 years she treated women and children and eventually founded the first women’s hospital in Asia. Since then the welfare of women, children and the elderly has been at the fore-front of United Methodist Women. Our own Willowbrook unit has focused on foster children this year as our main mission outreach.

SHARE-A-PRAYER with a Stephen Minister in the Prayer Room each Sunday after the 9:30 a.m. wor-ship service. Except the second Sunday of each month a Stephen Minister will be on hand to SHARE-A-PRAYER with you.

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Our church is still collecting ALUMINUM pop tabs to go toward helping Ronald McDonald House Charity. Please drop your saved ALUMINUM pop tabs in the plastic jar at the

United Methodist Men table in Wilson Fellowship Hall. Thank you for your donations. Please note: They do not want steel pop tabs. (If it sticks to a magnet, it is steel.) For questions contact Don or Elaine King 530-559-3968.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 COMMUNION

9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am Share A Prayer—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

2 OFFICE CLOSED - LABOR DAY 3

9:00 am Staff Parish—CR

10:00 am UMW Team Meeting—MR

1:00 pm Spiritual Enrichment—CR

4

9:00 am Trustees—CR

9:30 am GriefShare—LL

9:30 am Art & Soul—WFH

1:30 pm Stewardship Committee—CR

5

9:00 am Security Team Meeting—CH

9:00 am Kris Krafters—WFH

9:30 am Caregiver Support Group—LL

2:00 pm Worship—CR

7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

6 GOOD NEWS DEADLINE

7

9:30 am Newcomers—LL

5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

8 GRANDPARENTS DAY

9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am BP Check—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

9

9:30 am Elizabeth Circle—LL

9:30 am Martha Circle—WFH

2:00 pm Intercessory Prayer—LL

10

9:30 am Rachel Circle—LL

9:30 am Evangelism/Membership—CR

11 PATRIOT DAY

9:30 am GriefShare—LL

9:30 am Art & Soul—WFH

1:00 pm P.A.P.—CR

12

1:30 pm Youthful Seniors Board—CR

7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

13

14

3:00 pm Winsome Widows—LL

5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

15

9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am Share A Prayer—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

16

12:00 pm UMW Unit Meeting—WFH

2:00 pm Intercessory Prayer—LL

17

18

9:30 am GriefShare—LL

9:30 am Art & Soul—WFH

1:00 pm H&W/Touches of Love—CR

19

9:00 am Kris Krafters—WFH

9:30 am Caregiver Support Group—LL

7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

20

11:30 am Galilean FG—5 & Diner

5:00 pm Youthful Seniors—WFH

21

5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

22

9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am Share A Prayer—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

23 GOOD NEWS PREP

12:00 Good News Prep—CR

2:00 pm Intercessory Prayer—LL

5:00 pm Stephen Leaders—CR

6:00 pm Stephen Ministers—WFH

24

9:00 am Church Council—WFH

1:00 pm Outreach—CR

25

9:30 am GriefShare—LL

9:30 am Art & Soul—WFH

1:00 pm Craft Faire Committee—CR

26

12:00 pm Book Club—LL

7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

27

28

5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

29

9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am Share A Prayer—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

30

2:00 pm Intercessory Prayer—LL

Sanc - Sanctuary LL - Library Lounge

CR - Conference Room WFH - Wilson Fellowship Hall

MR - Music Room PR - Prayer Room CH - Chapel CT—Courtyard

PL—Church Parking Lot KIT—Kitchen

COMING IN OCTOBER

3, 17, 24 Craft Faire Workshops

11 All-Church Fellowship Potluck

12 Newcomer Orientation

15 Joyful Bells Resume

25 P.O.W.W.O.W. Appreciation

26 Blessing of the Animals

30 Surviving the Holidays