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VOL. 1 NO. 12, DECEMBER 2018

Advent & Christmas Worship

HIS Family Time & DinnerDec. 5, 12, & 19, 6pm

AdventDec. 5, 12, 19

Noon & 7:30pm (both followed by a healing prayer service on Dec. 5)

Christmas Eve3pm (families with small children)5pm (contemporary candlelight)7:30pm (traditional candlelight)

Christmas Day10 am (communion & blessing)

New Year's EveYou are invited to attend St. John’s

Lutheran on Franconia Rd. No services at POP.

Regular WorshipSaturdays 5:30pm

Sundays 8:15 & 11am

Sunday School & Adult Education 9:45am (NO Children's Sunday School

12/23 & 30)

Church 703-451-5855School 703-451-6177

[email protected]

You’re the king of the stars, they told me. You’re the light of

the night and morning. You’re the one called

the Holy Child, Bringing peace, bringing joy and glory. In your eyes lies our paradise. Mary’s baby, our king,

we’re beholding.

Sleep sweet child while the sky is

watching. All the angels are here

rejoicing.Hear them tonight, Hear them tonight.

They are singing with us, Lullaby from the

sky with us.Marcos Galvany ~ Oh My Son

Annual Christmas ConcertDecember 16~4pm~SanctuaryLet's celebrate Jesus' Birthday! You don’t want to miss our annual Christmas Concert featuring all of our ensembles, soloists, guests and songs from Marcos Galvany's Oh My Son. Invite your friends and neighbors to hear the good news of Jesus Christ through music.

Hypothermia ~ December 23-30 ~ Page 4

Pg 2 - Holiday Schedule Pg 3 - BoSL ArticlePg 4 - GO! MinistryPg 5 - Concert Series

Pg 6 - WomenPg 7 - StudentsPg 8 - PreschoolPg 9 - Prayer

Pg 10 - Worship FlagsPg 10 - LCEFPg 11 - Save the DatePg 12 - Calendar

POP Communicator Page 2 DECEMBER 2018

“His Family Time” Worship Wednesday, December 5th at 6:00pm Wednesday, December 12th at 6:00pm Wednesday, December 19th at 6:00pm A family-friendly dinner will be served in the Fellowship Hall following each service. We hope to see you there!

POP Holiday Opportunities Holiday Worship:HIS Family Time & Dinner: Dec. 5, 12, & 19, 6pmAdvent Worship: Dec. 5, 12, 19 at noon & 7:30pm Healing Payer: Dec. 5 ~ 12:30pm & 8:30pmChristmas Eve Worship: 3pm, 5pm and 7:30pmChristmas Day Worship: 10 am New Year's Eve: no worship services at POP ~ St John’s will have a service at 5pm, all are invited. Visit www.sjlc.com to find out more. Weekend Worship: Continues, Saturdays at 5:30pm & Sundays at 8:15 & 11am. No children's Sunday School 12/23 & 30.

Volunteer:POP Grounds Clean Up Dec. 8, 9am [email protected] Dec. 23-30 [email protected]

Giving:ECHO Holiday Baskets Michael and Melinda Reidy [email protected] School Coat and Food Drive [email protected] clothes, food, and other items. [email protected] support of Hurricane Florence [email protected]

Music & Activities:Christmas Caroling~Dec.8 ~12:30pm, lobby [email protected] Sparklers Christmas Hymn sing along ~11am~Dec. 14 [email protected] Concert~Dec.16 ~4pm , Sanctuary Parent’s Day Out~Dec.14 ~2-5pm [email protected]

On December 8, please plan to join us for singing Christmas carols to church members

and niegbors. Meet in the church lobby at 12:30pm and carpool in groups. Contact [email protected] for more info.


Senior Pastor Call Committee UpdateWhile Steps 4-6 take place with the Southeastern District, the Senior Pastor Call Committee (SPCC) continues to meet with people in the congregation in preparation for Steps 7 and 8. They held Listening Tours after each worship service on the second weekend of November and also met with the Staff of Prince of Peace, with the Worship Team and then, in two settings, with Youth during Sunday School and a small group meeting. Every one of those visits was to listen and to learn what the group wanted the SPCC to know about their hopes for a Senior Pastor and questions they would like to ask the candidates. An interview coach also met with the SPCC to help formulate questions to elicit responses that are useful in providing a clear picture of the candidate. The SPCC thanks all of the members who have asked questions and have given feedback, thoughtful insights, and encouragement. Keep doing that! We all can be engaged in the call process as we spend time in prayer, in reading God’s Word and reflecting on it, in quiet thought, in seeking God’s face in this time of waiting. “Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the LORD.” Psalm 27:14 Please continue to join us and the Prince of Peace Prayer Committee in praying for Holy Spirit's guidance and patience for the SPCC, the congregation, our staff, our Vacancy Pastor, our Circuit Visitor, and our next Senior Pastor. As always, questions or concerns can be shared at any time with BoSL at [email protected] or at a monthly BoSL Sunday Listening Forum.

BudgetBudget $103,619 Income $113,113 Expense $104,690 Surplus $5,725

THANK YOU!

Call Committee Listening Posts

• December 8 and December 9

• January 12 and January 13

• February 9 and February 10

• March 9 and March 10

(Saturday dates will be in room 21 and Sunday dates will be in room 9)

Sparklers December Luncheon Join the 55+ group for our December luncheon on Friday, December 14, at 11:30am in the Fellowship Hall. The main dish will be ham. We request that you bring a side dish, salad or desert. Following lunch we will sing Christmas carols with Pastor Tim. [email protected] ~ 571-215-7676.

Christmas Poinsettias Please help us decorate the altar in celebration of Jesus Christ's birthday. You are invited to bring a poinsettia or you may donate money. Please bring your donations on December 15-16 and place them in the church office. [email protected]

Hypothermia 2018 LET’S GO LOCAL!POP Hypothermia Week is December 23-30, 2018

Prince of Peace has been partnering with FACETS to serve our homeless neighbors for 9 years. Each year we open our church home for one week to those who need a warm, safe place to sleep. The shelter opens at 5:00pm each evening. Guests receive a hot meal prepared by our Meal Teams and enjoy fellowship with our members. We also provide breakfast the next morning and a sack lunch to go. The shelter closes at 7:30 am each morning. We typically serve over 250 guests throughout the week. This year we are allowing guests to stay all day on Christmas Day so we will also need volunteers to come in throughout the day. How You Can Serve? Shelter Volunteers make the week happen and jump in wherever needed. Each day has four shifts: Shift 1 - 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Shift 2 - 8:00 pm to 12:01 am Shift 3 - 12:01 am to 4:30 am Shift 4 - 4:30 am to 7:30 am Youth Volunteer Teams support the Sunday Set up and daily cleaning of the fellowship hall and sleeping rooms. Food Donations: The week depends on the

generosity of those who donate the food needed for our guests. Choose a few or many items on the list and deliver on the date noted. [email protected]

GO!

This page higlights our church’s current GO!

Project (monthly) and initiative (long term).

Check back often for new information!


Go Church.Go Local.Go World.

Warm Clothing NeededWe will be collecting warm clothing for our Hypothermia shelter guests. Please consider donating new or gently used jackets, sweatshirts, sweaters, pants, jeans, scarves, gloves, etc. All adult sizes appreciated, for men and women. Thank you! The collection box will be in the narthex from December 1–23rd. As you consider gifts for family and friends, please consider a gift of clothing or outer wear for our Hypothermia guests who could use something new or new to them. Sue Sweet at [email protected].

Sign up for shifts/donations at: www.TimeToSignUp.com/POPLC

Holy Comforters Quilt Sale EXTENDEDThe Holy Comforters have extended their quilt sale. Follow the hallway straight out of the center of the Sanctuary and turn right before the water fountain.The funds raised from this sale help defray costs in the making of quilts for Lutheran World Relief and children’s quilts given to various organizations. Monetary donations are also given to several organizations, including Lutheran World Relief. Thank you in advance for helping The Holy Comforters with this worthwhile and fun endeavor. Check us out at [email protected] We will resume meeting January 3rd, room 27, 9:00-3:00. Mary Lion 703- 451-5822 / Helen Holst 703-971-3172 [email protected].


Prince of Peace Concert Series December 16 | 4pm Prince of Peace Christmas Concert // April 27 | 8pm Oh My Son // May 16 | 7:30pm HIMnals Blessings Concert Prince of Peace is excited to announce a new concert series featuring both outside music groups and our own music ensembles. The series brings us an opportunity to share wonderful music with both our congregation and members of our community. Our Annual Christmas Concert is the next featured event in our concert series. On December 16th at 4pm you are invited to come enjoy traditional and contemporary Christmas music to kick of the season. You won’t want to miss it! Please bring friends and nieghbors!

April 27th at 8pm, POP presents Oh My Son. Oh My Son is an Opera Tableaux written by the Spanish composer Marcos Galvany. The work is in the style of Handel’s Messiah with Chorus, Soloists, and Orchestra. Adapted from the Bible’s accounts of the Nativity and Passion in the four Gospels, Oh My Son tells the story of Jesus of Nazareth through a series of short scenes or tableaux. The opera emphasizes the humanity and emotions of each character and reminds us that while we most often hear the narratives from a divine point of view, all of the individuals in the accounts are very much human, facing deeply human struggles. Our final concert of the season is our Annual HIMnals blessings concert on May 16th at 7:30pm. Works will include the group’s favorite Anthems from HIMnals and songs from Living Water. [email protected]

Mission Central UpdateWhat a blessing to receive your special gift of love for the work that God has called us all to do! You understand that you can’t go to these lands of darkness but you can help to send someone in your place! So many just don’t "get it" and understand that because so many don’t realize that these dear missionaries are responsible for finding their own prayer partners and support. Without special "called" friends like you, we couldn’t send these missionaries and keep them on the Lord‘s mission field!! God will use your gift in a very, very special way to tell so many who have never heard the Savior's Name! Thank you so, so, so much for your gift of love for the work of our dear Lord Jesus!

What a joy and blessing to receive your gift of love totaling $54,000 to help with Christ's Care for Children in Kenya. We thank God for your congregation and what they have done. Think of the number of children and people who will be in heaven one day to thank you for providing this gift of love. It’s the greatest gift you could have sent!

Women’s RetreatWe invite you to slow down to experience what it means to be content in Christ. There are three options to attend: $320 - includes program, meals, and two night’s lodging in a private, double room with your own bed; $165 - includes program, meals, and two night’s

lodging in a communal cabin in a comfortable bunk bed; $65 - Saturday only, includes program, lunch, and dinner. Scholarships are available. Contact [email protected] Space is limited! DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS DECEMBER 30. http://www.poplc.org/connect/womens-ministry/

A Community of Women Committed to the Call of Christ

www.poplc.org/women

Wednesday Mornings9:30-11:30am

[email protected]

Faith ShapersSoul-Tending Reading

Meets monthly on Tuesday Evenings

[email protected]

Holy ComfortersQuilt making for charityResumes January-MayThursdays, 9-3:00pm

Room 27

Ladies’ Night OutMonthly Fellowship Events

[email protected]

Contact DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson, Minister of Care and

Outreach, for more information

Email: [email protected]: 571-326-5580


Ladies’ Night OutFriday, December 7, 7-9pm Room 26

We will make lighted glass block decorations for Christmas. Cost is free. RSVP to Debbie Bastaich, [email protected], (571) 345-8000.

Caregiver Essentials ClassMonday, January 28 from 12:30 to 2:30pm

Join us for this education series to learn more about Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, other memory impairments, and to build your skills

as a caregiver! Learn more about normal aging and signs of dementia, tips for better communication with someone with the disease, and local resources that are available to help. We take a break for the holidays, but we resume next month. We will learn how to reconnect with someone with dementia. Keeping their current abilities in mind, learn ways to keep your loved one engaged in personalized activities.

Grief Share Classes Tuesdays, 7-9pm, Room 21Join us as we continue to meet December 4, 11, & 18 before taking a break for the holidays. [email protected]

http://www.poplc.org/women

http://[email protected]



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Sunday School9:45-10:45am

Meet in Youth Room

MidweekSenior High Youth

Weekly, 7:00-9:00pm

Prayer + Praise Third Wednesday, 7pm

Youth Room

Follow @poplcva_students on Instagram!

Sign up for the Student Ministry email blast: http://

www.poplc.org/connect/students

Need more info? [email protected]

Student Ministry

http://www.poplc.org/connect/students/




Prince of Peace Lutheran School “The Artist Within Me”Last month, Prince of Peace Lutheran School hosted an art workshop for teachers from the surrounding preschools. The workshop was entitled "The Artist Within Me" and was led by Bonnie Hughes. Bonnie Hughes is the Kindergarten Art Specialist at Prince of Peace Lutheran School and also teaches a two year old Preschool Class and is our school’s Curriculum Coordinator. This workshop awarded teachers four hours of continued education and focused on process art. Sixteen teachers from area schools attended. It was a wonderful way to reach out to other preschools, to be in fellowship with them and to learn and share ideas. In focusing on the creative thinking piece as it relates to art education, we feel process oriented art is the vehicle that best stimulates creative thinking and the many other higher level thinking skills, such as curiosity, problem solving, imagination, and innovation, that are sought after and celebrated as our children grow.

Getting Ready for a BirthdayThe Children in our Preschool and Kindergarten Classes are getting ready for a birthday, Jesus’ Birthday! Through songs, stories, art, dramatic play, and worship times they will experience the true meaning of Christmas. Each year the classes create a different and unique Bethlehem Stable. Through process art activities, the children will help create the materials used in the building of the stables. Teachers will provide simple costumes and props that will help children to “become” the characters and to vividly re-enact the Nativity Story. The stables are really “faith places.” When children play and act things out, they become real and important to them. We always look forward

to this time of year when children act out the true and real story of Jesus, God’s Son born in Bethlehem. This is real. This is true. This is faith. The greatest blessing to the faculty and staff at Prince of Peace is the honor and wonder of being with the Lord’s littlest messengers and their families at this time of year. Every day their joyous faces and their excited voices proclaim as clearly as any “Gloria” that the Lord Jesus is coming. His birthday is Christmas and we can hardly wait! Christmas Blessings, Cindy Deatherage, Principal


Praying As OnePlease pick up your copy of

the monthly prayer guide at the Welcome Center.

Send your prayer requests to:

[email protected]

Faith Stories:

God answers prayers every day!

Jason and Jen shared in Rob Urp’s Sunday School class how they saw the Lord at work, first at David’s tent on the National

Mall and then at a Men’s Retreat at St. Andrew’s Church

in Silver Spring.

Share YOUR Stories:

Write them in the “Friendship Folder” located in the pews at any worship service or send an

email to [email protected].

Thank You!!Remember • Honor • Teach A huge “Thank You” to all who donated to our family’s Wreaths Across America fundraiser for 2018! The Prince of Peace community generously donated $1,115! That, plus our family donation has enabled us to donate a total of 97 wreaths! So close to our 100 wreath goal! If you missed us this weekend, there’s still time to contribute online. The deadline for this year is December 3, 2018. We have Wreaths Across America fundraising web page! You will be easily directed to our page by following this link: www.poplc.org/wreaths If you are interested in volunteering locally, Wreaths Across America day at Arlington National Cemetery is Saturday, December 15, 2018. You can use the link above to volunteer as well. Thank you, Prince of Peace, for your generous hearts and thankful remembrances! Blessings to you all! ~The Oakleys

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Flags During WorshipDuring Saturday evening worship services, we have introduced worship flags. Flags are used for different reasons in worship service. The main reason is that it is a kinetic and visual form of praise and worship. Singing is an auditory form

and lifting up of hands is another visual form of worship. In 2 Samuel 6:14 -16, David danced before the Lord with all his might and all of the house of Israel brought the Ark of the Lord up with shouting and the sound of the horn. Worship flags are another extravagant and God-honoring way, for us to express our love for God during worship. Psalms 9:1, “I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart . . .” In John 12, Mary found an extravagant way to worship the Lord; she anointed His feet with expensive oil and wiped them with her hair. Jesus loves the creative expressions of worship and love.If you have any questions regarding worship flags or want to learn the other reasons, reach out to M.E. Sorenson, [email protected] Flag practice is held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.; and is open to anyone who wants to try a different form of worship.

Savings Gifts That Build ChurchesThe Lutheran Church Extension Fund, is a "ministry through investment" organization that provides loans and services to LCMS churches and schools. Loans are made possible through the support of LCMS members who invest their money in LCEF and earn a competitive interest rate. LCEF's purpose is to build relationships with LCMS ministries and individuals by being an exceptional provider of financial resources and related support services so that the Great Commission can be fulfilled. Did you know? Prince of Peace was constructed with 2 LCEF building loans. And LCEF gives back to Prince of Peace an annual rebate (more than $11,000 this year), based on the number of members of our congregation who have an LCEF investment account. The more members who have an LCEF account, the greater our annual rebate. So, everyone is encouraged to please consider participating by investing in this most worthwhile ministry arm of our church. Other nearby examples of LCEF's ministry in action are PoP daughter congregations, Our Savior's Way in Ashburn and Vine & Branches Lutheran Church in Aldie, which have both benefited greatly through LCEF building loans.

Some Great Holiday Gift Ideas:For children and grandchildren: open a Y.I.Club (Young Investors Club) savings account (or add to an existing one) for children ages 0-18 for as little as $25 that pay 3.5% interest on balances up to $1000.For adult church members and Prince of Peace School parents and staff who are not current LCEF investors: ConnectPLUS, a 2-year term note that pays 3% interest on the first $5000, with a minimum $500 to open.For current adult investors and PoP school parents and staff there is PartnerPLUS, which offer 2.375% on 2-yr or 2.875% on 4-YR notes, on balances of $500-$25,000.LCEF is currently offering for a very limited time, to both new and current investors, a 40-month term note that pays 4% for investments of $500-$40,000.StewardAccounts, which are like money market accounts with checking and debit privileges, may be opened with as little as $100 and currently pay 1.125%.Family Emergency StewardAccounts, designed to set aside funds for unplanned expenses, opened with $25 minimum and $25 minimum monthly deposit until the balance reaches and maintains $10,000, currently pays %1.125.Please contact Lori Grosz, the LCEF Volunteer Advocate at Prince of Peace, to obtain investment application forms or to learn more about LCEF, a wonderful ministry support services. Lori can be reached at [email protected], or by phone 703-690-1722, or when you see her at church on weekends.

Board of Servant LeadersErin Summers, Chair

David McLean, Vice ChairCraig Mosford, Secretary

Chris Martin

Ministry StaffGary Rueter

Vacancy Senior PastorTim Christenson

Associate PastorStacey Crosson

Minister of Care & OurtreachJohn Durkin

Minister to Families & ChildrenBrad Womble

Ministry AdministratorMichael Rossi

Director of Music MinistryTiffany Sears

Communications DirectorMecia Miles-Rockett

Community Outreach CoordinatorKatie Boltwood

Youth Ministry AssistantMatthew Bryant

Youth Ministry InternNancy Sinclitico

AccountantTanya Tucker

Receptionist

POPLC SchoolCindy Deatherage, Principal

Marcel Page, School RegistrarLisa Long, Administrative

Assistant

To contact STAFF or BOSL use their name in the format:[email protected] or

[email protected]

To contact a PASTOR use:[email protected]

[email protected]: 703-451-5855SCHOOL 703-451-6177


Save the Date!

Sparklers Luncheon Friday, January 18, 2019

For January, the 55+ seniors luncheon will be at 1130 in the Fellowship Hall. January is our soup and salad month. Please bring your signature soup or a salad to share. We will be entertained by the Hollin Hall Seniors Band.

March for Life on the National Mall Friday, January 18, 2019

https://www.lcms.org/life-ministry/march-for-life

Women’s Retreat at Meadowkirk February 22-24, 2019

Registration deadline is December 30, 2018! This year’s theme is “Contentment on the Way.” The first five people who register will receive “The Early Bird Gets the Book Worm” award at the retreat (which includes an amazing book as a gift!) [email protected]

Ash Wednesday March 6, 2019

Easter Sunday April 21, 2019

Oh My Son Concert Saturday, April 27, 2019 8pm

Oh My Son is an Opera tableaux written by the Spanish composer Marcos Galvany. The work is in the style of Handel’s Messiah with Chorus, Soloists, and Orchestra. Adapted from the Bible’s accounts of the Nativity and Passion in the four Gospels, Oh My Son tells the story of Jesus of Nazareth through a series of short scenes or tableaux. The opera emphasizes the humanity and emotions of each character and reminds us that while we most often hear the narratives from a divine point of view, all of the individuals in the accounts are very much human, facing deeply human struggles.

Prince of Peace School Celebrates 50 Years! April 27-28, 2019

For fifty years, our School Mission has always been . . . “To share the gospel of Jesus Christ in word and deed with young children and their families through excellence in education. “ From the stories read in the classroom ~ songs sung by children ~ Chapel times and worshiping together ~ children and their families are growing each day in their faith

December 2018Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1Christmas Decorating starts at 9am7:30a Men’s Bible8a Toastmasters3:30p Rehearsals5:30p Worship6:45p Bible Study7p Prayer Team

28:15a Worship (NC)9:45a Sunday Sch9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (C)3p Confirmation4p Junior Choir4p Primary Choir4:30p Flag Practice5p HIMnals5:45p Living Water6:15p Orchestra

311a Senior Bible1p Writing Memoirs7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers7:30p Hand Bells

49a Exercise10a ESL6p Exercise6:30p Grief Share7p Properties7p Small Group

59:10a Chapel9:30a WOW12p Advent Worship12:30p Healing Prayer5p Praise Band6p His Family Time6:30p Dinner7p Student Bible7:30p Advent Wshp8:30p Healing Prayer

68a SED9a Exercise9:10a Chapel9:30a MOPS Team5p Confirmation6p Prayer Team6p Exercise6:30p Cub Scouts7p Bitely Sml Grp7:30p Choir Rehrsl

78a Bible Study10a ESL4:30p GS Craft Fair7p Ladies’ Night7p MOPS

8Outside Clean-Up starts at 9am7:30a Men’s Bible3:30p Rehearsals5:30p Worship6:30p Call Comm6:45p Bible Study

98:15a Worship (C)9:45a Sunday Sch9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (NC)3p Confirmation4p Junior Choir4p Primary Choir4:30p Flag Practice5p HIMnals5:45p Living Water6:15p Orchestra

1011a Senior Bible12:30p Parkinson’s1p Writing Memoirs6:30p Stephen Min7p BoSL7p Seekers7:30p Hand Bells

119a Exercise10a ESL6p Exercise6:30p Grief Share7p Small Group

129:30a WOW12p Advent Worshp2p Isa Salaam5p Praise Band6p His Family Time6:30p Dinner7p Student Bible7:30p Advent Wshp

139a MOPS9:30a Exercise5p Confirmation6p Exercise7p Card Fellowship7p Chess7p Grl Scouts7p Call Committee7:30p Choir Rehrsl

148a Bible Study10a ESL11:30a Sparklers 1p Parent’s Out5:30p Cub Scouts7p Chess

157:30a Men’s Bible8a Christmas Concert Set-Up & Rehearsal at 1pm3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship6:45p Bible Study

168:15a Worship (NC)9:45a Sunday Sch9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (C)4p Christmas Concert


189a Exercise10a ESL6p Exercise6:30p Grief Share6:30 Book Study7p Small Group

1912p Advent Worship5p Praise Band6p His Family Time6:30p Dinner7p Student Bible7:30p Advent Wshp

209:30a Exercise10:15a Chapel11a Chapel12p Noon Day Pray6p Exercise7p Bitely Sml Grp7p Call Comm7:30p Choir Rehrsl7:30p Cub Scouts

218a Bible Study10a ESL10:15a Chapel11a Chapel

227:30a Men’s Bible10a Wedding3:30p Rehearsals5:30p Worship6:45p Bible Study

238:15a Worship (C)9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (NC)4p Junior Choir4p Primary Choir4:30p Flag Practice5p HIMnals5:45p Living Water6:15p Orchestra

24

Christmas Eve3p Worship5p Worship7:30p Worship

25

Christmas Day10a Worship

26 279:30a Exercise6p Exercise7:30p Choir Rehrsl

288a Bible Study5p Cub Scouts

297:30a Men’s Bible3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship6:45p Bible Study

308:15a Worship (C)9:45a Adult Bible11a Worship (C)


Weekly Worship AttendanceNovember 20181st wknd: 3912nd wknd: 4853rd wknd: 4184th wknd: 353

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