Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 96 East Allendale Road

Saddle River, New Jersey 07458 Office: 201-327-0655 | Fax: 201-327-9800 | Facebook: ZionlutheranSR

zionsaddleriver@optonline.net

www.zionsr.org

TRUMPET September 2019 Newsletter

Dear Fellow Members and Friends of Zion, September 2019 The Church Council and Call Committee are pleased to announce a special congregational meeting immediately following the 10 a.m. worship service on Sunday, September 15th. This worship service will be led by the pastoral candidate. The Church Council unanimously voted to proceed with this candidate recommended by our Call Committee. A special breakfast to meet and greet the Candidate will be held at Fellowship Hall before worship, 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Pastor Kimberly Vaughn, a member of the Bishop’s staff, will conduct the special meeting. I encourage all of you to attend both the breakfast and worship service/meeting so you may cast your vote. Rally Day is Sunday, September 8th – worship will be held at Fellowship Hall and we will have an indoor picnic! We ask all those attending to bring either a side salad (potato, macaroni, coleslaw, etc.) or a dessert. We will sing the special hymn chosen by the ELCA for this day of service “God’s Work. Our Hands”. If you would like to help with the picnic, please contact the church office – zionsaddleriver@optonline.net or / 201-327-0655 and leave your name and phone number. Thank you to Britt Jannelli for chairing our Beatles Night. We had a wonderful turnout; weather was spectacular and lots of fun and fellowship! Please be reminded the sign-up sheets are in the Church’s Narthex for helping prepare, deliver, and serve at the Men’s Shelter in Paterson. It is very rewarding to be a part of this outreach. Dotti Tyndell and Lili Grady are the coordinators – dottityndell@yahoo.com or lgrady@sunyrockland.edu – send them an email expressing your interest and they will be happy to discuss with you the dates to serve. A special thank you to Chip Antonelli, Peter Minck, and Cartney Ezyk – they have been helping with lots of odds and ends down at Fellowship Hall over these last few months. We do appreciate all their efforts!! Thank you to all of you for your support and faithfulness. Faithfully yours, Karin Topp, Council President

Join Us! RALLY DAY – SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH 10 AM

Worship at Fellowship Hall (Indoor Picnic to follow worship service)

Please bring a side salad OR dessert item – Refreshments, hot dogs and snacks will be provided. If you would like to help, please contact the church office – zionsaddleriver@optonline.net or call 201-327-0655 and leave your name and phone number.

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Zion’s Outreach to Paterson

Who?: YOU!!

What?: Prepare, serve and deliver to 25-60 homeless sheltered men

When?: 3rd Saturday every month – preparation starts at Fellowship Hall (around 3:30 PM) and dinner is served at 6 PM.

Where?: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Men’s Homeless Shelter, Paterson, NJ

Why?: It’s our Mission!! For more information and to help!! Contact: Dotti Tyndell – dottityndell@yahoo.com or Lili Grady – lgrady@sunyrockland.edu

Happening at Zion in September 2019

September 1 Worship, 10 am, Refreshments on the Lawn September 2 AA Morning Meditation Group 7-8 am / Labor Day Office Closed September 3 AA Morning Meditation Group 7-8 am September 4 AA Morning Meditation Group 7-8 am / Quilters 7:30 pm September 5 AA Morning Meditation Group 7-8 am / AA Meditation Group 6:30 – 8 pm

Choir Dinner at Susan Gadd’s home September 6 AA Morning Meditation Group 7-8 am September 7 Saturday Morning Men’s AA Group 10-11 am September 8 RALLY DAY! Worship at FELLOWSHIP HALL, 10 am, Lunch to follow September 10 Committee Meetings September 11 Quilters 7:30 pm September 12 AA Meditation Group 6:30 – 8 pm, Choir Rehearsal 8 pm September 14 Saturday Morning Men’s AA Group 10 –11am September 15 Sunday School 9:00 am / Worship, 10 am September 17 Council Meeting September 18 Quilters 7:30 pm September 19 AA Meditation Group 6:30 – 8 pm, Choir Rehearsal 8 pm September 21 Saturday Morning Men’s AA Group 10 –11 am

Men’s Shelter Dinner (please contact Dotti Tyndell – volunteers needed!) September 22 Sunday School 9:00 am / Worship, 10 am September 25 Quilters September 26 AA Meditation Group 6:30 – 8 pm, Choir Rehearsal September 28 Saturday Morning Men’s AA Group 10 –11 am September 29 Sunday School 9:00 am / Worship, 10 am

Worship Assignments for September 2019 Altar Guild Tammy Corra & Antoinette Walder September 1 Communion Assistant Krista Petersen Lector Dotti Tyndell Ushers Jean Jones & Antoinette Walder Acolyte N/A September 8 (RALLY DAY) Communion Assistant Jean Jones Lector Cartney Ezyk Ushers Tom & Kate May Acolyte N/A September 15 Communion Assistant Lisa Raffaelli Lector Anne Delyannis Ushers Dorothy Lux & Karen Olszewski Acolyte N/A September 22 Communion Assistant Britt Jannelli Lector Ede Schaertel Ushers Diana Ezyk & Anne White Acolyte N/A September 29 Communion Assistant Rachel Menna Lector Gavin Roettger Ushers Eric Perretta & Colleen Post Acolyte N/A If you are unable to help with the service you are assigned to please call Ede Schaertel at (201-444-9834). Please let the office know as soon as you have found your replacement / zionsaddleriver@optonline.net. Thank you - Priscilla

Worship Assignments for October 2019 Altar Guild Ede Schaertel & Antoinette Walder October 6 Communion Assistant Cartney Ezyk Lector Karen Smith Ushers Ede Schaertel & Anne White Acolyte N/A October 13 Communion Assistant Chip Antonelli Lector Lauren Raffaelli Ushers Britt Jannelli & Lisa Raffaelli Acolyte N/A October 20 Communion Assistant Jean Jones Lector Heidi Rispoli Ushers Antoinette Walder & Tom Wegman Acolyte N/A October 27 Communion Assistant Karl Nelson Lector Rachel Menna Ushers Dotti & Ed Tyndell Acolyte N/A If you are unable to help with the service you are assigned to please call Ede Schaertel at (201-444-9834). Please let the office know as soon as you have found your replacement / zionsaddleriver@optonline.net. Thank you - Priscilla

Altar Flowers

If would like to place flowers on the Altar, please email – zionsaddleriver@optonline.net or call the church office (201) 327-0655 and we will place your name on the flower chart in advance of it being posted in the Narthex (2020). The flowers are now being supplied by Flowers by Joan in Waldwick (and they are doing a beautiful job!).

The cost of each vase: $20.00. The following dates are available:

2019

September 1, 15, 22 & 29 (1 vase available on the 15 & 29) November 3, 17 & 24 (1 vase is available on the 17) December 1 & 15 (1 vase available on the 15) 2020 January 5, 12, 19, 26 February 2, 9, 16, 23 March No Flowers in March (Lent) April 5, 12, 19, 26 May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 June 7, 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19, 26 August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 September 6, 13, 20, 27 October 4, 11, 18, 25 November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 December 6, 13, 20, 27

Dolly (Vrana) & Paul Atkinson on their 40th wedding anniversary!

Dolly & Paul Atkinson 5347 Austral Loop Austin, Texas 78739

Ed Vrana on his 91st on Sept. 24th and to Frieda Falcke on her 102nd birthday on Sept. 19th

Ed Vrana Frieda Falcke 385 Country Route 11 325 Brookside Ave

Whitehall, NY 12887 Allendale, NJ 07401

Kassandra (Topp) and Rob Albano on the birth of their son, Vincent Brenden, born on Sunday, August 25th. Proud grandparents Karin & Duane Topp welcome their 4th grandchild.

Changes for Your Directory

Ellen & Ed Vrana

New email: eevrana@twc.com RRI Box 2262 385 Country Road 11 Whitehall, NY 12887-9801

Joanne Valmoro

New email: jjvalmoro@gmail.com 8704 Legacy Lane Ellicott City, MD 21042

MYSTICAL MAJESTY BAND – BEATLES NIGHT – AUGUST 2019

2019 Volunteers Chip Antonelli Chair set up, parking, stage help Pete Minck Chair set up, parking, stage help Duane Topp Stage Assembly Tracey Post Snacks/Drinks Colleen Post Ticket Money Gavin Post Parking Shelby Klein Ticket Money Dennis Coyne Parking Jean Jones Ticket Money Kenny Jones Hot Dogs Tom Wegman Hot Dogs Ellen Hedlund Ticket Money Ed Hedlund Ticket Money Karen Smith Counting Money/Drinks Karin Topp Stage assembly, MC Priscilla Watson Snacks/Drinks/Counting Money Lisa Raffaelli 50/50 Tickets Joseph & TJ Jannelli Stadium light use / stage help Britt’s friend Karissa Snacks/50/50 Tickets Shop Rite Donation of beverages, food, & snacks Wegmans $200 Gift Card Acme $50 Gift Card

Thank you to all the volunteers that helped make this the best Beatles Concert ever! Thank you to Shop Rite of Ramsey for their generosity – all the beverages, hot dogs/rolls, and snacks. Thank you to Wegmans for the $200 gift card and Acme for the $50 gift card.

We hope next year is as beautiful an evening as this one was! Thank you everyone!

Britt Jannelli, Chairperson

Keeping in Touch from the Office of the Bishop

Dear Friends, I just returned from our ELCA Churchwide Assembly, along with almost 1000 other voting members (including 13 others from our synod1). We spent six days listening, discussing, praying, singing, meeting new friends, and living out our faith. We re-elected Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton to a second six-year term and elected Deacon Sue Rothmeyer to a six-year term as secretary. A number of memorials and resolutions were debated and adopted covering a variety of topics. Constitutional amendments were approved (or defeated), including a provision that declares ordination to be the entrance rite for deacons to come onto the roster of the ELCA. The ELCA offered an Apology to the African Descent Community for systemic racism and oppression in the church – the Apology was accepted by the African Descent Lutheran Association. We began a year-long celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women, 40th Ordination Anniversary of the first African-American woman, and 10th Anniversary of the church removing barriers to ordination for LGBTQ people. We adopted a social statement called Faith, Sexism, and Justice: A Call to Action and a policy statement on inter-religious engagement. While the assembly engaged in a lot of work and stopped for worship in the middle of each day, I have only seen headlines about two actions – a prayer walk to the ICE office in Milwaukee and the approval of a memorial naming the ELCA a sanctuary church body. Both actions are public witnesses to our standing with refugees and asylum seekers, working for improved immigration policies, accompanying the most vulnerable among us, and praying for all who seek safer homes. Praying for an end to the detention of children seeking asylum and an end for the separation of families at our southern border is in line with the biblical call to love our neighbors. The word “sanctuary” when used in the context of immigration, can be understood in many ways; there is no legal definition of sanctuary. For some, the word elicits an emotional response, even without being sure what it means. In 2016, the ELCA adopted the AMMPARO strategy which speaks about sanctuary as everything from holding English classes to housing people to writing to congress – all of these are ways of being sanctuary. This action does not ask for anyone to engage in illegal behavior. Because we are church in three expressions (congregations, synods, and churchwide) the decision made at the Churchwide Assembly to become a sanctuary church body, only applies to the churchwide expression. Any congregation or synod wishing to become a sanctuary entity is free to decide to do so, or not. No congregation or synod is compelled to take on that designation. If a congregation wishes to become a sanctuary entity, it should also decide what that will mean. We have congregations in our synod that already do the work of being sanctuary, some with an official designation and others working quietly behind the scenes. As a synod, we are committed to calling for immigration reform, to supporting a ministry for those in the Elizabeth Detention Center (under the leadership of Pastor Ramon Collazo), and to working with neighbors who make NJ home. This commitment is long-standing and unwavering.

In the coming weeks, the voting members from our synod will share reflections of the Churchwide Assembly with you through Jersey Jottings. I hope you will read them and then thank those who gathered for this holy time of being church. Behind the headlines and social media posts, the Holy Spirit called, gathered, and breathed life into the assembly. I am grateful to be a part of such a church. Peace,

Bishop Tracie L. Bartholomew 1 Voting members from the NJ Synod: Jack Bryant (St. Stephen, Woodbury) Arundel Clarke, vice-president (Resurrection, Hamilton Square) Haydée Colon-Hernandez (St. Matthew, Union City) The Rev. Dr. Christa Compton (Gloria Dei, Chatham) The Rev. Jill Collict (Nativity, East Brunswick) Alyssa Gautieri (Abiding Presence, Ewing) The Rev. Jeff Miller (First, Clifton) The Rev. Gladys Moore (St. John’s, Summit) Kennedy Nyangacha (St. John, Jersey City) Wayne Olsen (St. Paul, Teaneck) Joy Serena (Cape May, Cape May) The Rev. Moacir Weirich (St. Stephan-Grace Community, Newark) Felicity Wong, youth (Abiding Presence, Ewing) In addition, visitors included: LuAnn Barnes (Holy Trinity, Manasquan) – support for the team Jessica Clarke (Resurrection, Hamilton Square) The Rev. Alexis King (St. Matthew, Moorestown, and Air Force Reserves Chaplain) Ralph Serena (Cape May, Cape May)

New Jersey Synod, ELCA | 1930 Highway 33, Hamilton Square, NJ 08690

From our Vice Pastor…. Like a solemn sentry, the stone cross watched over us in the forest clearing as we gathered around a wooden table instead of the imposing stone altar. We worshiped in the round, benches circling the table where we gathered in a circle to be fed. Pastor Danielle Miller raised the bread and then a cup, “given for you, do this for the remembrance of me.” Last Sunday I received the body and blood of Jesus Christ as I worshiped with Pinecrest at Camp Nawakwa near Gettysburg, PA. Since 1927, campers, staff, and faculty gather for the weeklong Pinecrest Lutheran Leadership Ministries program. Each morning the campers (ages 15-25) participate in a bible class, leadership curriculum, then an elective course about faith. The rest of the day is filled with sports, free time, evening vespers, team activities, spiritual horizons, and devotions. This year I was invited to volunteer as a faculty member teaching the course, “Mindfulness, Meditation, and Faith.” Throughout my class and during the many activities, I noticed several things that make this camp unique:

1) By only meeting one week (instead of holding camp all summer) the staff, faculty, and campers have an intense

shared experience. 2) The campers shape their experience and grow as leaders by serving on student council, the fundraising team, the

curriculum committee, and as cabin leaders and assistant leaders. 3) Youth and young adults are learning to articulate their faith in authentic and mature ways.

Growing up in Colorado, I participated in summer church camp as a camper or counselor for over 11 years, but I have never experienced a camp like Pinecrest. While Pinecrest is an entirely unique program, all summer camps (in my experience) share one thing in common: it’s a holy bubble. Last week I saw campers praise Jesus, love one another, and embrace their weirdness. I saw a glimpse of what I used to experience when I was a camper: unconditional love and acceptance as a child of God. Camp was always a holy place set apart from the demanding and difficult world. I was like the disciple Peter on the mountain top with Jesus after the transfiguration, wanting to build a dwelling and stay there. I never wanted to leave camp. When I was 16 I asked my pastor, “Why can’t church be more like camp?” He simply said it’s different and can’t be the same. While church will never be the same as camp, we will always worship the same Lord, Jesus Christ. We can’t eat camp food every day, but we can be nourished and sustained by the body and blood of Jesus. We can’t live in cabin groups, but we can welcome strangers and create a safe place for people of all walks of life to be their truest selves. We can’t isolate ourselves from the world by going away to camp, but we can enter into our communities with a steadfast hope that is anchored in Jesus. The set apart holy bubble of camp is important and life-giving. Jesus himself withdrew from the community and crowds to the mountain, but he didn’t stay there. After he was transfigured, he went back down the mountain, into the crowds that were hungry, hurting, and lonely. And he calls us to follow. Come, let us be the body of Christ in our church and local communities.

Yours in Christ, Vice Pastor Jenny McLellan

P.S. If you know someone between the ages of 15-25 who might be interested in Pinecrest, send them my way or share the website with them: https://www.pinecrestllm.org/

Call Committee Report | August 2019

Call Committee: Anne Naramore (Chairperson and Council representative), Cartney Ezyk, Nina Petersen, Lisa Raffaelli, Cathie Smeedy, and Tom Wegman (Council representative) As you know, the Call Committee received a potential candidate from the Bishop in June, and we have been very busy in July and August reviewing this candidate’s qualifications. In addition, most of you know that the candidate is a woman (I “slipped” in my communications at a Church service so the “cat is out of the bag”). Progress To-Date: • The candidate was presented and recommended by Bishop Bartholomew, NJ Synod on June 26th to the Call

Committee. • The Zion Call Committee met on July 2nd to review the candidate’s Rostered Minister Profile in detail and

voted unanimously to interview the candidate. • The Zion Call Committee interviewed the candidate on July 6th at my house and then provided the

candidate with a tour of the Zion facilities. • The Call Committee listened to the candidate preach on July 21st at Messiah Lutheran Church in Oakland,

NJ. Subsequently at lunch that day, the Call Committee voted unanimously to recommend the candidate to the Council. Please note, Lisa Raffaelli was absent for these activities.

• The Call Committee then provided a Pastoral Candidate Report to the Council during the week of July 21st. This report outlined background information about the candidate and the Call Committee’s justification for recommending this candidate to the Council. The Call Committee used the priorities from our Ministry Site Profile (MSP) as the basis for our recommendations. These priorities included Preaching & Worship, Evangelism & Mission, Youth & Family Ministry, Christian Education, and Pastoral Care & Visitations.

• On July 24th, the Bishop provided the Call Committee with a recommended compensation package for this candidate. Subsequently, in late July, this compensation package was reviewed and discussed with the Finance Committee and Council.

• The Call Committee and the Council meet with the candidate and the candidate’s husband on July 30th. A nice dinner was provided, a productive interview discussion took place, and a tour of the Church was provided to the candidate and her husband.

• During late July, I conducted all references. I interviewed the references, documented the conversations, and provided a report to the Call Committee and Council. I used the MSP priorities (see above) as the basis for the reference check interviews.

• In late July, the candidate expressed her desire to go to the next step in the process – to preach to the congregation.

Next Step: • The Council will be meeting on August 27th to discuss the candidate’s qualifications and vote on whether or

not to go to the next step in the Call Process, which is to have the candidate preach to the congregation, and immediately following the service conduct a congregational vote for hiring or not hiring this candidate.

If the Council votes to proceed with having the candidate preach to the congregation, it will be extremely important for everyone at Zion to attend this service. Let’s face it, this is a huge decision and we want everyone involved – plus our constitution requires a quorum for this important vote. As a reminder, in order to participate in this pastoral candidate vote, you must have submitted a communion card and donated to the Church over the past 2 years. With Christ’s Love, Anne Naramore

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saddle River

96 E. Allendale Road Saddle River, NJ 07458

www.zionsr.org

FELLOWSHIP HALL

Facility Available For Rent

Includes the Hall, Stage, & Kitchen (on-site parking)

Available for Rent for All Occasions

Non-Members: $425

For more information, please contact: Zion’s Church Office at 201-327-0655

SIMPLY E-GIVING PROCESS

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• Schedule recurring contributions so they arrive even when you can’t attend service.

• Give using your debit/credit card or banking information.

If you would like to give electronically, go to

www.zionsr.org/give or contact Stephen at stephen@zionsr.org

ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

We began our Brick Garden in 2008. Some of the bricks are memorials of loved ones, some are in celebration of loved ones and some are in celebration of life. We invite all of you to

participate and add to our garden with any memory or celebration you would like to preserve. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Each 4x8 brick costs $75 and will match the existing bricks in the garden.

Yes, we’d like to reserve a permanent brick. Please engrave our brick as follows: 18 Characters per line

3 Lines only ANY SYMBOL IS CONSIDERED ONE SPACE (PERIOD, COMMA, DASH)

ALL TEXT IS CENTERED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 4 x 8 Brick

4 x 8 Brick

EXAMPLE

G O N E W T O N H I G H L I O N S S T A T E C H A M P I O N S 2 0 0 2 , 2 0 0 3 , 2 0 0 4

PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM AND YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO: Zion Lutheran Church

(please note “Memorial Brick” in the Memo) mail to the church or put in the collection plate

Name: ________________________________________ Phone: (_______) _________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ Email Address: _______________ _____________________________Amount paid: ___________________

Signature: ______________________________________________________________

Your signature verifies that the above lettering is what you desire to be on the brick

If you have any questions, please call Jean Jones @ 201-445-6715 or email: jjones1818@hotmail.com

ZION MONTHLY CALENDAR for 2019

MONTH: September 2019Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Chip Antonelli 2 Office Closed 3 4 5 6 7(Lay Service) Choir Dinner @ Susan's 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

10:00 Church Service Labor Day

Refreshments 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group

8 Pastor Bowman 9 10 11 Quilters 12 Choir Rehearsal 8 PM 13 14Rally Day Committee Meetings Girls on the Run 6:30 -8:30pm AA Meditation 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

10:00 Church Service Fellowship Hall

Sunday School registration

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

15 Pastor Plumstead 16 Girls on the Run 17 18 Quilters 19 Choir Rehearsal 8 PM 20 21 Mens Shelter Dinner

Council Meeting Girls on the Run 6:30 -8:30pm AA Meditation 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

9:00 Sunday School

10:00 Church Service

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

22 Pastor Brandt 23 Girls on the Run 24 25 Quilters 26 Choir Rehearsal 8 PM 27 28 Girls on the Run 6:30 -8:30pm AA Meditation 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

9:00 Sunday School

10:00 Church Service

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

29 Pastor Bowman 30 Girls on the Run

9:00 Sunday School

10:00 Church Service

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

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ZION MONTHLY CALENDAR for 2019

MONTH: September 2019Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Chip Antonelli 2 Office Closed 3 4 5 6 7(Lay Service) Choir Dinner @ Susan's 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

10:00 Church Service Labor Day

Refreshments 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group 7-8 AM AA Meditation Group

8 Pastor Bowman 9 10 11 Quilters 12 Choir Rehearsal 8 PM 13 14Rally Day Committee Meetings Girls on the Run 6:30 -8:30pm AA Meditation 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

10:00 Church Service Fellowship Hall

Sunday School registration

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

15 Pastor Plumstead 16 Girls on the Run 17 18 Quilters 19 Choir Rehearsal 8 PM 20 21 Mens Shelter Dinner

Council Meeting Girls on the Run 6:30 -8:30pm AA Meditation 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

9:00 Sunday School

10:00 Church Service

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

22 Pastor Brandt 23 Girls on the Run 24 25 Quilters 26 Choir Rehearsal 8 PM 27 28 Girls on the Run 6:30 -8:30pm AA Meditation 10-11am Saturday Men's Group

9:00 Sunday School

10:00 Church Service

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7 Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

29 Pastor Bowman 30 Girls on the Run

9:00 Sunday School

10:00 Church Service

Crush Soccer from 4 - 7

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