THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWSLETTER

THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

NEWSLETTER “Serve, Teach, and Love As We Grow In Faith”

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MAY 2013

MAY 2015

Where Is God When You Need Him?

Last Sunday I shared that recently my faith was shaken by circumstances in my life.

I was so focused on the trial that was disrupting my ministry and my life that I ne-

glected to focus on the One who could keep me on track and give me clarity on this ob-

stacle. Recently I came across the following story in my files. The story affirmed for me the

abiding presence of The One who has the answers to all of life’s uncertainties. I hope, in sharing

this story with you, that you will call it to mind the next time you feel your faith threatened by

circumstances in your life.

A father took his son into the forest, blindfolded him and left him alone. The son was required to sit on a stump the whole night and not remove the blindfold until the rays of the morning sun shone through it. He was not allowed to cry out for help to anyone. His father told him that once he survived the night, he would be a MAN. He could not tell the other boys of this experience, because each young man must come into manhood on his own. The boy was naturally terrified. He could hear all kinds of noises. He was sure he was surrounded by wild, dangerous animals, if not some human want-ing to do him harm. The wind blew and shook his stump, but he sat stoically, never removing the blindfold because he knew it would be the only way he could become a man. Finally, after a frighten-ing night, the sun appeared and he removed his blindfold. It was then that he discovered his father sitting on the stump next to him. He had been on watch the entire night, protecting his son from harm. We, too, are never alone. Even when we don't know it, God is watching over us, sitting on the stump beside us. When trouble comes, all we have to do is reach out to him. Just because you can't see God doesn't mean he is not there. "For we walk by faith, not by sight."

May you receive the blessed assurance of God’s Abiding Presence, today and every day.

Pastor Kathy

A Blessing from God’s Heart to Yours

Today may there be peace within you. May you trust that you are exactly where God meant you to be. May you not forget the infinite possibilities that are born of God’s faith in you and may you have faith in others. May you use the gifts that you have received and pass on the love and grace that has been given to you. May this prayer allow your soul the freedom to sing, laugh, dance, praise and love.

UMC NEWSLETTER MAY 2015

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MAY 1 Todd Perry

MAY 2 Vione Brauner

Mark Hoffman

Emily Ward

MAY 3 Bob Uhrig

MAY 8 Mary McCann

MAY 9 Ruth Hart

Julie Johnson

Rich Prochaska

MAY 10 Margery Collins

Matthew Gates

MAY 11 Becky Boehm

MAY 14 Clarice Rush

MAY 15 Marcia Devendorf

MAY 16 Devin Casper

MAY 18 Virginia Berger

MAY 19 David Arndt

LeRoy Simonson

MAY 20 Lynn Overman

MAY 21 Susanne Hefty

Mildred Schoolcraft

MAY 22 Dave Meyer

MAY 23 Lovey Dambach

Marilyn McKeeth

MAY 25 Suzanne Goldsmith

MAY 26 Dick Greene

Fran Simonson

MAY 27 Steve Harelson

Mary O’Brien

Leah Pennekamp

MAY 28 Dick Moldenhauer

MAY 29 Dean Will

Ann Zillmer

MAY 31 Kate Phillips

MAY 1 Freddie & Donna Dolesy

MAY 4 Mark & Carol Jarrett

MAY 7 Wayne & Beth Bue

MAY 9 Chuck & Marcia Devendorf

MAY 10 Dave & Kim Gjerseth

MAY 14 Duane & Connie Nosbisch

MAY 15 Jim & Debbie Ward

MAY 16 Jerry & Lynn Overman

MAY 18 Gary & Rhonda Ammann

MAY 21 Tom & Marly Divver

Arnold & Beverly Doud

MAY 29 Jeff & Barb Hagenbrock

MAY 30 Pat & Diane Moe

MAY 31 Todd & Lisa Perry

YOUR UMC NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE ONLINE.

You can view it on our website at brfumc.org, or we can email it to you each month. Let us know if you would prefer this way of reading your monthly newsletter.

We will have

one worship service

at 9:00 a.m. beginning

Sunday, May 24

through

Sunday, September 6


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United Methodist Women News Faith * Hope *Love in Action

Coming Events:

Saturday, May 2nd: Spring Spiritual Growth Retreat at Pine Lake 9-3:00.

May 4th: Circle meetings scheduled. Please check your program book to see who has responsibilities for your

meeting. Check with your circle coordinator if you have questions about your circle’s meeting date and time.

Sunday May 10th: Dessert Sale Pledge Fundraiser between services. The following members will be baking

desserts: Marcia Devendorf, Carol Anderson, Linda McCullough, Karen Dolsey, Nancy Hindes, Sally Laubach,

Luane Meyer, Lyn Gates, and Lois Epps. Whole desserts will be sold (free will offering) on that day as a treat

for Mom on Mother’s Day. Please bring desserts on disposable containers to the church kitchen before 1st ser-

vice on the 10th. Labels listing name and any special ingredients such as nuts, should accompany all desserts.

Marcia D., Carol A., Karen D. and Luane M. will be staff at the sale. Thank you to everyone who volunteered to

help with this project.

June 1: Circle meetings Scheduled

Saturday June 13th: UMW Brat Sale at the Brat Barn. We will need workers that day to help with the grilling

and selling of the brats. Please contact Lois Epps to volunteer to help out on the 13th. This is another short term,

easy fundraiser that will help us reach our Pledge to Mission of $3000.

The Month of June: No Bake Bake Sale—another Pledge to Mission Fundraiser.

Spiritual Growth Retreat: Items for individuals who are homeless will be collected and delivered to Northcott

Neighborhood House in Milwaukee for distribution. Needed items: toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, deodorant,

combs, gallon-sized plastic bags. Monetary donations: make checks payable to Heartland District UMW and write

Northcott Neighborhood House on the memo line. Even if you are unable to attend this retreat, please consider donating

one of the above items or giving a donation. See Luane Meyer for more information. If you listen to the news at all, you

are aware of the crisis that Milwaukee is in and much assistance is needed to help the homeless.

Diapers: Remember to consider donating size NB (newborn) or size 1 to Jackson County Interfaith Caregivers. Go to-

gether with a friend to help out a new Mom and her baby. Donations can be dropped off at the Interfaith Caregivers Of-

fice.

April Response: The focus of the April Response is on Latin America. The issue has many articles about the crises in

many Latin American countries that will help you understand why Latin Americans seek refuge in the United States,

how the US’s economic policies have adversely affected the economies in LA countries increasing the migration of citi-

zens to the US. The Bible study, “An Old Problem, Always New,” presents anew the story of migration in the Bible and

the story of today’s migration.

LIVE: “The first Methodist church in Argentina was built in 1843 and has grown steadily, preaching in Spanish since

its very beginning. A group of Methodist women from the US started a school in Rosario, which was the foundation for

Universidad del Centro Educativo Latinamericano (University of Latin American Education Center). Colegio Ward

(Ward HS) was established in 1913 in Buenos Aires with the support of the Board of Foreign Missions in the Methodist

Episcopal Church and the local Methodist Church” (from Latin America: People and Faith by Sonia Maria Barbosa

Dias, the 2015-2016 United Methodist Women geographical mission study, p. 86). Our Methodist foremothers have

been neighbors to women across the street and around the world for more than 150 years. Ours is a social gospel, follow-

ing the example of Jesus of not only preaching the love of God but showing it to all, no matter their earthly labels or bor-

ders in which they live.”

Learn more about our Latin American neighbors at Mission u this summer July 20-23 or on the Drive-in Day on July

24th. Be looking for more information coming soon.


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Sunday, May 10

Why not give Mom a break on May 10th? Buy

her a special dessert for lunch on Mother’s

Day. Between the worship services (10:00-

11:00 a.m. or as long a supplies last) United

Methodist Women members will have about 10

whole desserts for sale (for a free-will offer-

ing} so you can give Mom a break in the

kitchen.

Look for us in the Gathering Area. All proceeds

will go toward our Pledge to Mission of $3,000.

This summer we will again be sponsoring din-

ner and a movie in the months of June, July

and August. Stay tuned for more information

as it becomes available in the bulletins and

newsletter.

WOW DINER MENU

Join us on Wednesday Evenings from 4:30-6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. The menu for the month of May: May 6 Meatballs & Mashed Potatoes Vegetable Desserts Beverages May 13 Macaroni & Cheese Lettuce Salad Desserts Beverages May 20 Pulled Pork Sandwiches Macaroni Salad Desserts Beverages THIS IS THE LAST CHURCH FAMILY NIGHT MEAL UNTIL NEXT FALL Every week there will be hot dogs and peanut but-ter/jelly available. Plan to join us on Wednesday evenings. Everyone is Welcome!!


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EASTER FLOWERS

In memory of William Hostrawser from Jim & Roxie

Hostrawser.

In memory of Dennis Johnson from Norma Johnson.

In memory of Gladys Bailey from Betty Dobson and

Patty Iverson.

In memory of Donna Smikrud from Jim & Roxie

Hostrawser.

In memory of John & Marie Prochaska and David

Warthan from Rich & Jill Prochaska.

In honor of our granddaughters, Grace and Evelyn,

from Leroy & Sarah Wiersma.

In memory of Erma & Virgil Bue and Gary Goldsmith

from Wayne & Beth Bue & family.

In memory of Gene Dana from Ione Dana.

In memory of our parents from John & Theresa Paul.

In honor of our family from Dave & Linda McCul-

lough.

In honor of Jan & Tim O’Brien from Jim & Jill

Kaphentgst.

In memory of my brother Steve and Aunt Bonnie from

Pastor Kathy.

In memory of Tom & Pat Nordahl from Todd, Lisa,

Jackson & Lauren Perry.

In honor of Rhoda Gulso from Lauren Perry.

In memory of Ben McNeely from Irma McNeely &

family.

In memory of Roy & Gladys Rush and Archie & Ella

Tranberg from Clarice & Bob Rush.

In memory of Rich and Rick Hudson from Rhonda &

Gary Ammann.

In memory of John Becktel from Shari, Judy, and Rus

Sheppard and Madison Hansen.

In memory of Roger Hansen from Judy, Anne & Amy.

In memory of Philip & Aldena Meyer and Orvis

Hornby from Dave & Luane Meyer.

In memory of William & Alice Earl and Linda Earl

Sojka from Mary & Dan Jelinek.

In honor of my grandchildren from Bonnie Burnham.

In memory of Gary Lovlien from Jean Lovlien & fam-

ily.

In memory of Ken Peterson from Jean Lovlien.

RADIO BROADCASTS

APR 5 Sponsored by the United Methodist

Women.

APR 19 In memory of Allan Michael Boehm

sponsored by a friend.

BULLETINS

APR 12 Sponsored by Bob & Jeannine Uhrig in

honor of their 58th Wedding Anniversary

on April 13.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the family and friends of

Simone Swanson who passed away on April 11, 2015.

MEMORIAL GIFTS MUSIC FUND

In Memory Of:

Simone Swanson from Rich & Jill Prochaska, John &

Theresa Paul, and Vernon & Mary Gjerseth.

Bonnie Orlich and Dr. Todd Volk’s father from Roseanne

Larson.

YOUTH FUND

In Memory Of:

Simone Swanson from Donna Overlien.

UNDESIGNATED FUND

In Memory Of:

Simone Swanson from Marlene Taylor, Joe & Margery

Collins, Irma McNeely, Lyle & Ruth Hart, Gene & Janet

Krohn, and Family & Friends.


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I cannot believe this is the last month of Sunday School

already. It seems like we just began the year!

Here’s what the Sunday School classes will be learning

about in May:

May 3: The Hidden Treasure Matthew 13:44

May 10: The Lost Sheep Matthew 18:12-14

May 17: Complete run through of year-end program

A BIG THANK YOU to all of the Sunday School teach-

ers and helpers:

Jennifer Meyer/Jessa Ammann: Pre-school

Danielle Dougherty/Chloe Baker: Kindergarten and

1st Grade

Chris Stewart/Jake Ernst: 2nd, 3rd, 4th Grade

Roxie Hostrawser: 5th, 6th, and 7th Grade

Carol Jarrett and Josh Ward—Music

Our program could not exist without volunteers!!!!

YOUTH BIRTHDAYS

MAY 3 Jaxson Brown

MAY 4 Caleb Ellingson

MAY 5 Karnelia Sroka

MAY 8 Kyle Hansen

MAY 11 Sawyer Schoolcraft

MAY 12 Noel Rogers

MAY 15 Alexander Olson

MAY 24 Boston Gilberg

MAY 25 Benjamin Breining

Brett Dougherty

Josh Ward

MAY 26 Emma Rogers

MAY 28 Braiden Elmore

MAY 31 Zachary Johnson

Health Kits for Homeless Shelters

and Programs by May 15

The Mission Outreach Committee is currently gathering,

organizing, and purchasing items to be included in 30

health kits for men, women and children. These kits are

intended to be used for homeless individuals at the Har-

bor House Crisis Shelters at Superior, WI and the North-

cott Community House in Milwaukee. These shelters

and programs are sponsored by the Wisconsin Confer-

ence of the United Methodist Church. The deadline for

this project is May 15, 2015.

For your convenience, there is a Health Kit display

board and designated basket in the Gathering Area.

From the display board you may either: (1) select an

envelope listing certain needed items which cost less

than $5.00, or (2) select an envelope in which you may

place a suggested donation of $5.00 or more. If you

choose to write a check, please make the check payable

to the Black River Falls United Methodist Church and

write “Health Kits” on the memo line. Small items are

encouraged as all of the items for each kit must be

placed in one gallon zip-lock bags.

Many thanks to Pastor Kathy, members of the Staff-Parish Relations Committee, and members of the congregation for their kindness to me at the time of the celebration of my

20-year anniversary and during Administrative Professionals Week. I thank God for giving me the awesome opportu-nity to work in this place with so many special and caring people — both co-workers and church family members. I am truly blessed! Jill Prochaska


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YOUTH GROUP MAY SCHEDULE:

May 6: Mother’s Day Gifts/Kitchen Clean-Up

May 13: Youth Group/Kitchen Clean-Up

May 20: Youth Group/Kitchen Clean-Up

May 27: Youth Group

The youth will be helping with clean-up in the kitchen every Wednesday night through May 20. Any parent or adult

that can help with this please let us know!

ADULT VOLUNTEERS: Our Safe Sanctuary Policy requires 2 adults in each youth room. We are looking for adult vol-

unteers who would like to come hang out with us on Wednesday nights from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Call Beth 715-

284-7494 or Suzanne 715-896-0224 if you would like to hang out with us and we will add you to our calendars.

RECYCLING: The youth groups will continue collecting aluminum cans to recycle, however the ink cartridge and cell-

phone recycling program will now be done by Vacation Bible School. Please continue bringing in all 3 items, the pro-

ceeds help out our programs. Aluminum cans may be placed in the fenced-in area by the shed in the parking lot.

Summer Camps for all ages are held at Pine Lake and Lake Lucerne. The power of camp is lifelong friendships, out-

door adventure, positive Christian role models, and meaningful conversations. The campers that attend camp share

with us how their faith is strengthened and how they become closer to God. If you are interested in attending camp

this summer check out www.WIUMCamps.org. Scholarships are available, any questions contact camp coordinators,

Beth Bue 715- 284-7494 or Suzanne Goldsmith 715-896-0224.

BRF UMC Vacation Bible School, CAMP FRIENDSHIP, will be held

August 10-13, 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. There will be a meal offered from

5:00 p.m., to 5:45 p.m. VBS will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the sanctuary

every evening. REGISTRATION FORMS will be mailed at a later

date, if you do not receive a form contact Beth Bue. VBS has many fun

crafts planned for the week.

We are asking for donations of toilet paper tubes and large craft sticks,

the items can be placed in the bin located by the VBS display in the

Gathering Area. Monetary donations will also be accepted to purchase other needed VBS supplies.

We are in need of substitutes, teachers, and helpers for VBS, Contact Beth Bue if you are able to help

us out that week.

Please continue bringing in your ink cartridges and old cell phones. There are boxes in the front en-

tryway, by the Church Office, and by the Youth Rooms for the ink cartridges and cell phones. If you

have any questions/concerns or would like to be a part of our team for Camp Friendship contact Beth

Bue by phone, 715-284-7494, cell/text 715-896-0823, or email [email protected]


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PRAYER FAMILIES FOR MAY

MAY 3 Joe & Margery Collins

Dennis Melichar

Andy & Katie Whaley

Patrick & Lea Coville

MAY 10 Sharon Melichar

Grant & Geri Allen

Gertrude Bue

Chuck, Marcia & Karen Devendorf

MAY 17 Mike & LuAnn Gaede

Sonny & Marcia Hagen

Paul & Robin Hoffman

Julie Johnson

MAY 24 Gene & Mary Maurer

Bob & Phyllis Nesbitt

Beth Pfaff

Louis Shaw

MAY 31 Leroy & Sarah Wiersma

LeRoy, Kim & Breanna Amborn

Pat, Judy, Paul, Mathew & Stephanie Brauner

Tom & Marly Divver

Sunday, May 31st

CIRCLE THE CHURCH IN PRAYER

Followed by a Trifle

Dessert Celebration

Please Let Us Know . . . If you know of someone who is in the hospi-tal or who is working through medical issues at home, please call the church office (715-284-4114) so that the Pastor is aware of the need and can respond accordingly.

If you know of an individual or family that is working through health issues, hospitaliza-tion, or some other crisis and could benefit from the gift of a meal, please call the church office (715-284-4114) and Jill will pass the in-formation to the Casserole Crew.

Thank you for your help!

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Sign Up for E-Giving!!

Electronic Giving (E-Giving) is a way for you to

give contributions to the church without having to write

a check. In E-Giving, you specify a set amount that you

wish to give to the church monthly. This amount will

automatically transfer from your checking or savings

account to the church’s bank account on a specified

date each month. If you would like to sign up for this

method of giving to the church, please contact Jill or

Theresa in the Church Office to fill out an authorization

form.

Other methods of automatically giving contribu-

tions to the church may be available at your bank

though programs such as “Bill Pay”. Please contact your

bank for more information on these other methods of

online contributions.

Need a gift for a special Graduate?

Mother’s Day gift — Father’s Day gift?

Scrip cards are the perfect gift and you will be

helping out the General Fund in our church at the

same time. We have many cards on hand that

would make excellent gifts, and we can order spe-

cial cards for you, too. See Rhoda, Rhonda, or Lois

each Sunday morning in the Gathering Area of the

church to purchase your gift cards.

2015 GRADUATES

The graduating high school seniors of our congrega-

tion will be honored at the 9:00 a.m. worship service

on Sunday, June 7. This year’s graduates are:

Jessa Ammann

Amara Baker

Mathew Brauner

Joshua Farnsworth

Garret Gjerseth

Mitchel Gjerseth

Mary Onstad

Jackson Perry

If there are any additions or corrections to this list,

please notify Jill in the Church Office at once. Each

graduate is asked to submit a picture and short para-

graph explaining what they will be doing after

graduation by Friday, May 22, so that we can prepare

a display of the graduating seniors for the congrega-

tion on Sunday, June 7. Letters will be sent to all

seniors soon with details of this special service.


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Van Etta Library

Book Review

Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story

by Ben Carson/Cecil Murphey

Ben Carson, M.D., works medical miracles. Today, he is one of the most celebrated neurosur-

geons in the world. In Gifted Hands, he tells of his inspiring journey from his childhood in inner-city

Detroit to his position as Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 33. He

is a role model for anyone who attempts the seemingly impossible as he takes us into the operating

room where he has saved countless lives. Filled with fascinating case histories, this is the dramatic

and intimate story of Ben Carson's struggle to beat the odds—and of faith and genius that make him

one of the greatest life-givers of the century.

It is the story of one man's secret for success, tested against daunting odds and a mindset that

dares to take risks. Gifted Hands is an inspiring autobiography of this compassionate, God-fearing

physician who lives to help others. With his quick wit and down-to-earth style, this is a story you

won't easily forget.

Rhoda Gulso

The Sunday School Year End Program,

“Our Favorite Bible Stories” will be held

May 17 at 11:00 a.m. Each class has chosen

their favorite story and are ready to show

you what they have learned.

After Worship, please join us in the Fel-

lowship Hall for a potluck. Brats, hot-

dogs, and beverages will be supplied.

Postcards will be mailed with additional

information.

All are invited to theVan Etta Library at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 9

for a time of

Remembering Our Mothers.

Bring a song, a story or an object that represents your mother.

Bring a dish to share for a potluck lunch at noon if you would like. Any questions, call Amy at 715-299-0825


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The UMC Book Club meets

once a month—the second

Wednesday morning of the

month at 10:10 in the Van

Etta Library. It is open to

anyone, man or woman, who

loves to read and get new

ideas for titles to enjoy. We

would love to have you join

us!

We will be reading and discussing the following books in

the next few months:

Still Alice by Lisa Genova (May)

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce

(June)

No meetings in July and August

The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd (September)

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Join the Casserole Crew!

We are in need of an updated list of people who would like to be on our church’s the Casserole Crew. Members of the Casserole Crew are willing to make casseroles occasionally for members in our church family who are sick, have a death in their family, or because of other circumstances. There is a sign-up sheet on the Information Station in the Gathering Area. This will be available during the month of May. Please give us your name and current telephone number where you can be reached. Thank you in advance for your willingness to be a part of this important ministry in our church.

May 6th will be the last Worship-

On-Wednesday until the fall. The

Wednesday meals will continue

through May 20th.

On Sunday, May 3rd, five young people were Con-firmed in their faith during the 11:00am worship service. Stephanie Brauner, Alex Hoffman, Lauren Perry, Sam Rogstad, and Jacob Woods have spent the last two years growing their faith through studying God’s Word, weekly classes, mission pro-jects, and sharing with each other what it means to be a person of faith.

I want to thank the Confirmands’ mentors—Roxie Hostrawser, Tom Epps, Rhoda Gulso, Jim Hornby, and Mark Hoffman for the time they have spent encouraging and guiding their students in faith.

I also want to thank the parents who gave their support and encouragement to their students as well as to the Confirmation process.

Needed . . . A person or group of people to plant

and care for the outside flowers

around the church this summer. If

you love plants and would like to take

on this project, please contact the

Church Office.

BRF UMC Calendar of Events—May 2015

SATURDAY, MAY 2

8:30 a.m.—Confirmation Practice

9:00 a.m.—Patricia Project Sewing Day

SUNDAY, MAY 3

9:00 & 11:00 a.m.—Worship Services

CONFIRMATION / COMMUNION SUNDAY

10:00 a.m.—Sunday School

MONDAY, MAY 4

CHURCH OFFICE CLOSED

Pastor Kathy Day Off

UMW Circles Meet

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6

9:00 a.m.—Prayer Group

4:30-6:00 p.m.—Church Family Night Meal

5:00 p.m.—Spirit! Practice

5:15 p.m.—PreCon

6:00 p.m.—Youth Group

6:15 p.m.—Bell Choir Practice

6:15 p.m.—WOW (Worship on Wednesday)

7:15 p.m.—UMC Choir Practice

THURSDAY, MAY 7

5:00 p.m.—Hospitality Team Meeting

SATURDAY, MAY 9

10:30 a.m.—Remembering Our Mothers

SUNDAY, MAY 10`


10:00 a.m.—Sunday School

MONDAY, MAY 11



TUESDAY, MAY 12

5:30 p.m.—Board of Trustees Meeting

5:30 p.m.—Finance Committee Meeting

6:15 p.m.—Administrative Council Meeting

WEDNESDAY, MAY 13


10:10 a.m.—Book Club






SUNDAY, MAY 17


SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM

AT 11:00 SERVICE

MONDAY, MAY 18



WEDNESDAY, MAY 20







SUNDAY, MAY 24

9:00 a.m.—Worship Service

MONDAY, MAY 25

MEMORIAL DAY


WEDNESDAY, MAY 27





7:15 p.m..—UMC Choir Practice

SATURDAY, MAY 30

9:00a.m.-4:00 p.m.—Lay Speaking Classes

SUNDAY, MAY 31

9:00 a.m.—Worship Service

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