From the Pastor: Shipwrecked VBS: Rescued by Jesus

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Germantown Church of God 16924 Raven Rock Road, Cascade, MD 21719

Mark Hosler, Pastor, 301-241-3594

Office Phone: 301-241-3050

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.germantowncog.org

Volume 23, Number 4 A Bi-monthly Publication July – August 2018

From the Pastor:

We say that the reason Germantown Church of God exists is to Move people who are broken spiritually, physically, relationally, or emotionally, toward Jesus where they can find healing and be transformed into the image of Jesus. Moving people toward Jesus. Why is that so important? Jesus said in John 14:6: “I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” As a Church that is what we believe. Now, we are not saying that we should not seek help from doctors, or counsellors or friends or studying resources. But we believe that only when we have a relationship with Jesus can we become all that God intended for us to be when He created us. In this issue of the Chit Chat, you will find information about some events and activities that are coming up in the next few months. I believe that these events and activities are intended to help us fulfill that mission statement. Some of the events are intended to provide opportunities for us to get to know other people in our Church family better. We have camp fires, picnics, fellowship meals, so we can talk with others in our Church. Those conversations will develop deeper friendships. Those conversations will help us to pray for each other and to encourage one another with words of care and concern. Some of the events are intended to give us opportunities to welcome people into our fellowship who are not yet a part of us. Through VBS, a Community picnic, and concerts, we can connect with people and let them know that we are a welcoming family who want to see others become a part of us. Sometimes the first step toward Jesus involves winning people to “us”. And some of the events are intended to give us a chance to talk to people about Jesus. To tell people that Jesus can forgive our sin, and change the direction of our lives. Jesus can give us a new life that will extend into eternity. So please support these events through your prayers and attendance. Support them by inviting folks to attend and participate.

Shipwrecked VBS:

Rescued by Jesus

Vacation Bible School this year is Shipwrecked VBS: Rescued by Jesus and will be held every evening from July 23 to 27 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. VBS is open to any child ages 3 to 12. Children do not have to

attend this church to attend VBS. So, if you have children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, neighborhood children ages 3 through 12, encourage them to attend. At Shipwrecked, kids discover that Jesus rescues them! Kids will participate in memorable Bible-learning activities, sing catchy songs, play teamwork-building games, make and devour yummy treats, experience one-of-a-kind Bible adventures, collect Bible Memory Buddies to remind them of God’s love, and test out Sciency-Fun Gizmos they’ll take home and play with all summer long. Plus, kids will learn to look for evidence of God all around them through something called God Sightings. Each day concludes with the Sail Away Sendoff that gets everyone involved in living what they’ve learned.

Kids at Shipwrecked VBS will participate in a missions effort to provide seeds for families in Haiti to grow food.

Parents are invited to join their children for a picnic and the closing

program on Friday evening.

For more information or to pre-register children, please contact Ann Donatto, or the Church Office at 301-241-3050 or [email protected].

All ladies are invited to be a part of our Ladies Ministry Group. There is no meeting in July. The next meeting will be Tuesday,

August 7. The current study is: Bad Girls of the Bible.

Men’s Fellowship Monthly meetings: Men of the Church are invited to join us for a time of fellowship, devotions and prayer on the 3

rd Saturday of each month. We

meet at 7:30 AM at Parlor House restaurant. The next meetings will be held on Saturday, July 21, and August 18.

Church Family Picnic Our Annual Church Family Picnic will be on Sunday, July 29, following Sunday School. Place settings will be provided. Bring food to share and come and enjoy an afternoon of fun, fellowship and conversation. There will

be games and activities for all ages. If you have photos from previous picnics, why not bring them along for all to enjoy.

Community Picnic

Saturday, August 11, 3:00 PM We want to connect with and serve the families in our Community, and let them know there is a place for them at Germantown Church of God. We are going to host a Picnic for our Community, on Saturday, August 11. We will have games and activities for children and adults. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided. We ask those who attend to bring picnic side dishes or desserts to share. We are planning to give school supplies to all children in attendance. We are asking for donations of school supplies – pens, pencils, notebooks, scissors, etc. – that we can give to the children. Please plan to support this effort to connect with others.

Upcoming Special Days SAVE THE DATE

October 7, 10:00

AM – JCT 114 The Blue Grass Band JCT

114 will be returning to Germantown Church to

lead us in a morning of Worship. The service will begin at 10:00 AM. Following the service we will enjoy Lunch together. Invite friends

and family members.

October 28, 6:30 PM – Daystar

The Southern Gospel Group from Greencastle

will be with us to present a concert. Let your family and friends

know and invite them to come.

News from Camp YoLiJWa The summer Camp season is in full swing at the Doubling Gap Center. Here is the schedule for this summer’s Camps. Registration and Information brochures will be arriving soon.

Camp Grade Dates 8

th Grade 8

th (alt. 9

th) July 1 – 7

7th

Grade 7th

(alt 8th

) July 8 – 14

6th

Grade 6th

(alt. 7th

) July 15 – 21

5th

Grade 5th

(alt. 6th

) July 22 – 28

4th

Grade 4th

(alt. 5th

) August 5 – 9

3rd

Grade 3rd

(alt. 4th

) August 10 – 12

Father/Son K – 2nd

July 28 – 29

Mother/Daughter K – 2nd

August 12 – 13

Our Church provides some financial assistance for children from our Church who wish to attend Camp. See Pastor Hosler for more information.

Women’s Ministry 2018 Thank Offering

Every year our Women’s Ministry encourages members of our Church family to use a Thank Offering Barrel. Participants are encouraged to put a gift in their barrel as a means of giving thanks to God for some special blessing He gives to us. On the first Sunday in May we have an ingathering service to collect the contents of our barrels. This year’s Thank Offering collected here at Germantown Church was $611.90. This offering is sent to the National Office and is distributed to various ministries. THANKS for your participation on this special offering.

M I S S I O N S N E W S

Mission of the Month – July Samir & Charusheela Singha – India

Samir Singha serves as the Field Director for the Churches of God ministry in India. His wife is Charusheela and they have a daughter Madhumita.

The India ministry operates the Uluberia Mission House School, as well as, a Child Development Center. More than 530 children are enrolled in these schools. Today the work includes 35 locations throughout West Bengal. Kids and families alike are impacted by camps that help equip and invest in their spiritual welfare. In 2017, 1,110 children and their family’s members attended the family camps, Gospel youth meetings, vacation bible school, and staff retreats. In India, there are 35 fellowships and worship centers in the seven West Bengal districts. In 2017, 110 new friends joined our fellowships

Mission of the Month – August Doug & Anna-Karin Molgaard

Born into a Churches of God pastor’s family, Doug committed his life to Christ in summer camp. A deepening faith after high school created an interest in missions. Doug went to Western Europe in 1989 with Eurasia Teen Challenge. Later in Sweden, he met Anna-Karin at a missions conference. They were married and served in a church planting ministry in Gothenburg, Sweden for 10 years

as CGGC affiliate missionaries. After a two year pastorate in western Pennsylvania, Doug and Anna-Karin returned to Gothenburg in August 2005 as CGGC/CCM missionaries. Working in partnership with InterAct and New Life Church in Stockholm, the multicultural and bilingual New Life Gothenburg Church was officially launched in October 2008. They then shifted their focus in 2010 to reach out to postmodern Swedes through a network of simple, missional, organic communities (SMOC). They continue with that focus in partnership with Christian Associates International (christianassociates.org) The Molgaards have three daughters: Thyra, Sarah and Emma.

Please pray for the Singha’s and the Molgaard’s. You can also support them financially. Send your gifts to Churches of God, P. O. Box 926, Findlay, OH 45840.

WORTH SHARING...

“When I say I am a Christian”

When I say, “I am a Christian” I’m not shouting, “I’ve been saved!”

I’m whispering, “I get lost sometimes That’s why I chose this way”

When I say, “I am a Christian” I don’t speak with human pride I’m confessing that I stumble –

needing God to be my guide

When I say, “I am a Christian” I’m not trying to be strong

I’m professing that I’m weak and pray for strength to carry on

When I say, “I am a Christian” I’m not bragging of success

I’m admitting that I’ve failed and cannot ever pay the debt

When I say, “I am a Christian” I don’t think I know it all I submit to my confusion

asking humbly to be taught

When I say, “I am a Christian” I’m not claiming to be perfect

My flaws are far too visible but God believes I’m worth it

When I say, “I am a Christian” I still feel the sting of pain

I have my share of heartache which is why I seek God’s name

When I say, “I am a Christian” I do not wish to judge

I have no authority I only know I’m loved

©1988 Carol Wimmer

Shared by C. Stewart McCleaf, Sr.

Congratulations to 2018 Graduates Following is a list of 2018 graduates who are

connected to our Church Family. We, along

with your families, are proud of you. We

wish you success in your future.

Abigail D. Buhrman graduated from Hagerstown

Community College on May 12th and earned her Associate

of Science in Education degree. Abbie will be attending

Shippensburg University in the fall and will be majoring in

Early Childhood/Elementary Education. Additionally,

Abbie successfully completed the Praxis “CASE” (Core

Academic Skills for Educators) exams, which are required

for admission into Shippensburg’s Department of Teacher

Education program. Away from school, Abbie works part-

time at Hobby Lobby in Hagerstown, MD. Additionally,

she’s an avid photographer and operates her own business

that specializes in candid children’s photos as well as prom,

graduation, and engagement pictures. Abbie was also

recently booked to photograph her first wedding. In her

spare time, Abbie enjoys shopping, exercising her 2nd

Amendment privilege, hanging out with friends, and

recently started golfing. Abbie is the daughter of Kevin &

Trudy Buhrman and Dutch & Pearl’s youngest

granddaughter.

Benjamin E. Buhrman graduated cum laude on May 12th

from Shippensburg University with a Bachelor of Science

in Business Administration degree. He doubled majored in

Management and Supply Chain Management. In addition to

his academic endeavors and involvement in numerous

clubs as well as professional organizations, Ben worked as

a Commodity Buyer Intern at Volvo Construction

Equipment in Shippensburg, PA. Prior to graduating, Ben

accepted a job offer from Carlisle Construction Materials,

Carlisle, PA as an Order Management Specialist and began

working there in May. Ben plans to continue his education

and will begin pursuing his MBA on a part-time basis once

he settles into his new job. Away from school/work, Ben is

an avid guitarist and has been playing for over fourteen

years. He has also been teaching guitar lessons for several

years. In his spare time, Ben enjoys playing guitar, golfing,

watching/playing sports, hunting, fishing, video games, and

hanging out with friends. Ben is the son of Kevin & Trudy

Buhrman and Dutch & Pearl’s favorite grandson.

Kelly B. (Starliper) Lesher graduated cum laude on May

5th

from Penn State-Mont Alto, PA at the College of Health

and Human Development and University College with a

Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Development and

Family Studies. While there she was inducted into the

Honor Societies of Phi Kappa Phi and Alpha Sigma

Lambda. She is a single mom with two children, Gunner

(15) and Kyleigh Lesher (14). Kelly is employed with a

daycare center in Chambersburg and is pursuing a Master's

degree. Kelly is the daughter of Keith & Kathryn Starliper.

Justin Theodore Smith graduated from The Barbara

Ingram School For The Arts on June 5th

. Justin was asked

to play with the Maryland Symphony during his freshman

year, performed for musicals such as HairSpray, has played

for special events at The Olney Winery, received a

certificate for the Best Guitarist in his class, and finds time

to teach guitar to young and old. His class was paired with

Montana High School and played multiple venues in

Montana and Chicago. Justin has been accepted into

Berklee College of Music in Boston. He will be attending

Frederick Community College for General Studies with an

Audio Production Certificate. Following that he plans to

continue with a four-year university degree in Audio

Production. He is the son of Michele & Fred Smith and

grandson of Marge & Louis Lajoie.

Garrett Trostle graduated from El Dorado High School,

El Dorado, Arkansas on May 14th

. He ranked in the top

25% of his graduation class of 342. He was an Arkansas

Scholar and an Arkansas Athlete Scholar. He also received

the El Dorado Promise Scholarship. He will be attending

Louisiana Tech University majoring in Engineering.

Garrett is the son of Pastor Brian & Linda Trostle and the

grandson of Pat & Neal Trostle.

Poetry by Gwen ...

Our Heavenly Father

God sits up in Heaven, Content on His throne,

We live down here, And some of us moan.

Things go haywire Almost every day. We cry for a while,

Then kneel down and pray To God up in Heaven

To bring peace to our lives, For problems we can't solve No matter how hard we try.

God has the answers To all our aches and pains, We need to trust Him today So we kneel down and pray.

He hears all our wants And answers our prayers, So put your trust in Him For us He'll never fail.

When our lives here have ended, We'll all be Heaven-bound,

If we live by His word, We may inherit a crown.

-Submitted by

Gwendolyn Ridenour

Kelly Lesher Graduates College Kelly B. (Starliper) Lesher, graduated Cum Laude on

Saturday, May 5 from Penn State-Mont Alto, PA at the

College of Health and Human Development and University

College with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Human

Development and Family Studies. While there she was

inducted into the Honor Societies of Phi Kappa Phi and

Alpha Sigma Lambda.

Kelly is the youngest daughter of Keith and Kathryn

Starliper. She is a single mom with two children, Gunner

(15) and Kyleigh Lesher (14). Kelly is employed with a

daycare in Chambersburg and is pursuing a Master's

degree.

Krista, Lori, Kelly, Dad, & Mom

To celebrate Kelly's achievements, a delicious family

style dinner was held in her honor at the families favorite

eating establishment at Hickory Bridge Restaurant in

Ortanna, to celebrate her achievements on Sunday, May 6th,

hosted by her parents. Kelly's oldest sister, Lori Fugate

accompanied by her daughters, Aryn Fugate, Jessica

Peterson and Jessie's 2 ½ year old daughter, Gracie Ann,

flew in from Shakopee, Minnesota to help in the

celebration and to visit with the family siblings and parents.

Sister, Krista Myers and husband, Jay, son Jacob and friend

Molly Hudak all of Greencastle joined in the celebration.

While here, Lori and her family spent a lot of time with

her sisters and parents. It was a most enjoyable time

especially getting to know (and spoil) little Grace. She took

a special interest in cousin, Gunner. But also enjoyed her

aunts, uncle and other cousins as well. She particularly

enjoyed going to “GG's” and Pops home and playing in the

great outdoors with her extended family in Pennsylvania!

What a blessing getting to know this little one.

Here is a photo of Gracie when she was on Southwest Airline

flight going home, looking at the

Captain in the cockpit. He said

she could sit in his seat (but she

would have never come out and every button would be touched).

A special treat was given on

Mother's day as the siblings

prepared dinner for the family,

especially their mom and dad. Mom was ordered to stay out

of the kitchen! (And she did!) 'Thank you God, for giving

me a loving, caring family'. They are truly appreciated by

mom and dad.

In Honor of Kelly's graduation from Waynesboro High

School in 1995, her maternal grandmother, Jane Kendall

sent her a card with a handwritten note which stated: “Just

a reminder, if you want to accomplish anything in life, you

need first to put your life in God's hands. The easiest way

to get anything done, is to tackle it right away, then

continue to ask God's help and rely on Him, rather than yourself and others alone. Since I've been fighting cancer,

I've depended a lot on Proverbs 3:5-6, Matthew 28:20b.

Read it, then go to John 3:16. Memorize them and remember my thank you note*. I meant every word. Love,

Grandma

*Please remember what a special person you are, how

much you mean to our family and how very much you are

loved. Congratulations! I know you can do it. Remember I still love you! Grandma. (PS: Don't forget Samson).

NOTE: Kelly shared this note from her grandmother with her mother who filed it away among her treasures. I

thought it was fitting at this time to share with the church

family. I never saw this until much later after mother passed.

Kathryn Starliper

Our deepest sympathy to Greg and

Deanna Shaffer who lost his father,

Edward Shafer, on April 25.

Our condolences to Wanda Ditch on

the passing of her brother, Richard

Miller, Sr., on June 20.

I thought my life was over,

my heart was full of sighs.

I could not see a future

but much to my surprise.

My Loving Father knew

a plan He had for me,

It was in His gentle hands,

He knew my destiny.

It was for more glorious

then I could ever guess.

Because dear child

He knows . . .

and gives us what is best.

Lori Warner

APRIL 10, 2018: 12 members were in attendance.

Pastor Mark had devotions. The minutes and treasurer's

reports were approved.

Pastor's Report:

Average attendance was 77 in March and 70 for the

year.

Last month had Lent and Holy Week plus Pastor Don

Dennison speaking.

Stewardship & Property Management Commission:

Spring clean-up was rescheduled for April 21.

Don Cauthen finished the trim work around the sound

booth.

Christian Education:

The VBS meeting will be on Thursday, April 12.

Worship & Outreach Commission:

The Commission sponsored Game Night on March 3

Chiz Rider performed on April 8 and Steve Trostle

will speak on April 15. April 29 will have a

fellowship time before the service. Both Mother’s

Day and Father’s Day will be celebrated.

The Mother’s Day dinner will be on May 12.

The Men’s Breakfast will be on Saturday, June 16.

The bluegrass band, JCT114, will return this fall.

A Community Day is scheduled for August 11 to

include a picnic and giveaway school supplies.

Unfinished & New Business:

A window replacement company will be providing an

estimate for the parsonage windows.

A new mat is needed from the parking lot entrance.

The Council will not meet in July.

Treasurer's Highlights March 2018:

Based on an average of $2,943.32 weekly tithe and offering YTD, the projected budget surplus is $5,274.68.

As of March the 1,000 gallons of heating oil purchased in 2016 at $1.899 per gal. has been used and we are now using the 1,000 gallons purchased in September 2017 at $2.299 per gal.

Treasurer's Summary for March 2018: Checking Account beginning Balance: $35,069.16 Deposits/Credits 11,506.80 Withdrawals/Debits 11,049.74 Service Charges 0.00 Ending Balance: $35,526.22

Savings Account beginning Balance: $64,650.16 Interest Payment 4.40 Service Charges 0.00 Ending Balance: $64,654.56

MAY 8, 2018: 10 members were in attendance. The

minutes and treasurer's reports were approved.

Pastor's Report:

Average attendance was 80 in April and 73 for the

year.

Steve and Jan Trostle spoke on April 15 about their

missionary work.

The Eastern Regional Conference was held and a new

constitution was approved.

The Thursday evening Bible Study has resumed.

A funeral was conducted for Ed Shaffer.

Stewardship & Property Management Commission:

Some pruning around the parsonage was being done.

Another window replacement company will be

providing an estimate.

Christian Education:

Average attendance for Sunday School in the first

three months this year was 30.

Vacation Bible School is scheduled for July 23 to 27.

Worship & Outreach Commission:

The ladies banquet will be on May 12, Mother’s Day

celebrated on May 13, the Ladies Retreat will be on

May 19, and the Memorial Day Sunday service will

have a special recognition for those who died in

service to our country.

Graduates Recognition will be on June 10 and

Father’s Day will be celebrated on June 17.

The bluegrass band, JCT114 will return on October 7

with a carry-in lunch following the service.

A Community Day is scheduled for August 11 to

include a picnic and giveaway school supplies.

The Sunday evening campfires will resume soon.

The Church Picnic will be on Sunday, July 29.

Unfinished & New Business:

Discussed replacing the storm doors at the parsonage.

Treasurer's Highlights April 2018:

Based on an average of $2,931.52 weekly tithe and offering for the year, the budget surplus is $4,661.04.

Treasurer's Summary for April 2018: Checking Account beginning Balance: $35,526.22 Deposits/Credits 15,653.36 Withdrawals/Debits 11,390.28 Service Charges 0.00 Ending Balance: $39,789.30

Savings Account beginning Balance: $64,654.56 Interest Payment 4.25 Service Charges 0.00 Ending Balance: $64,658.81

BIRTHDAYS…

JULY

1 Esther Delzer

7 Ted Fleagle

8 Jammin Simmons

9 Martha Poling

13 Justin Frazer

14 Everett Teller

18 John Mulheron

27 Daniel Buhrman

29 Stephen Hosler

31 John Ditch

AUGUST

4 Nadine McFarland

5 Judy McCleaf

7 Caleb Acosta

8 R.J. Simmons

11 Brenda Simmons

15 Calina Acosta

16 Marge Lajoie

19 Richard Poling, Doug Willard, Thyra Molgaard

20 Vicki Lantz, Greg Shaffer, John Thumma

21 Delbert Biser

23 Jerry Reck, Cheyanne Acosta

25 Molly Peck, Frances Valora

27 Bryan Luke

ANNIVERSARIES...

JULY

2 Ted & Esther Fleagle

6 Dennis & Regina Wetzel

15 Roy & Dollie Sanders

27 John & Barbara Mulheron

30 Doug & Lorri Willard

AUGUST

2 Jeff & Shelly Johnson

4 Paul & Stella Sanders

6 Gerald & Kristy Rubeck

12 Gordon & Annie Avey

13 Stephen & Amy Hosler

20 Kenny & Laurie Rutherford

23 Tony & Vicki Lantz

31 David & Kendra Kapaku

MISSION OF THE MONTH...

July: Pastor Samir & Charusheela Singha;

India Church Ministries

August: Doug & Anna-Karin Molgaard

HAGERSTOWN RESCUE MISSION

MINISTRY...

July: Faith Bible Class

August: Seekers Elective Class

GREETERS...(9:15 am)

JULY

1 Tom McCardell

8 Don & Pam Cauthen

15 Molly Peck & Shirley Rutherford

22 Don & Pam Cauthen

29 Steve & Laura Schuck

AUGUST

5 Barbara Mulheron

12 Lori Warner

19 Garry & Martha Huff

26 Roy & Dollie Sanders

CHILDREN'S CHURCH…(9:30 am) 3 years to 3

rd grade

JULY - Teacher/Helper 1 Sue Hosler & Wanda Ditch

8 Ann Donatto & Colin Donatto

15 Deanna Shaffer & Laura Shuck

22 Christina Hann & Shelley Johnson

29 Deanna Shaffer & Shelley Johnson

AUGUST - Teacher/Helper

5 Sue Hosler & Wanda Ditch

12 Ann Donatto & Colin Donatto

19 Deanna Shaffer & Laura Shuck

26 Christina Hann & Shelley Johnson

NURSERY... (9:30 am)

JULY

1 Pam Cauthen

8 Natalie Johnson

15 Lisa Frazer

22 Lori Warner

29 Pam Cauthen

AUGUST

5 Natalie Johnson

12 Lisa Frazer

19 Lori Warner

26 Pam Cauthen

HELP HOTLINE – Food for the First...

The first Sunday of the month is

“Food for the First” to remind us to

bring in our items of canned goods,

pantry items for the Help Hotline

Food Bank. But any time is always appreciated. Please

put your food items in the white barrel in the mail box

area. Financial gifts are also always welcome as the

Food Bank provides financial assistance to families in

need. Thanks for all who help.

(Italics denotes missionaries)

July 2018 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Food for the 1st

Communion

12 pm – Pavilion

Reserved

5:15 pm

Camp Fire

Independence

Day

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Gideon’s 10:00 am

AA Breakfast

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 7:00 pm

Hagerstown

Rescue Mission

7:30 am

Men’s

Fellowship at

Parlor House

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30 31 12:00 pm

Church Picnic

Every Sunday 9:30 am – Worship Service & Children’s Church

10:30 am – Sunday School

Hagerstown Rescue Mission Service – Faith Bible Class

Missionary of the Month – Pastor Samir & Charusheela Singha

India Church Ministries

6:30 – 8:30 pm - Vacation Bible School

August 2018 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 6:30 pm

Family

Fellowship Meal

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Food for the

First

Communion

6:30 pm

Women’s

Ministry

10:00 am

AA Breakfast

3:00 pm

Community Day

Picnic

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 12:00 pm

Pavilion & FLC

Reserved

7:00 pm

Elders Meeting

6:30 pm

Commissions

7:00 pm

Admin Council

7:00 pm

Hagerstown

Rescue Mission

7:30 am

Men’s

Fellowship at

Parlor House

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1

st Day of

School in

Greencastle

1st Day of

School in

Waynesboro

26 27 28 29 30 31

Every Sunday 9:30 am – Worship Service & Children’s Church

10:30 am – Sunday School

Hagerstown Rescue Mission Service – Seekers Elective Class

Missionary of the Month – Doug & Anna-Karin Molgaard