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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20091

    A fun carnival and BBQ for the residentsat the Homes of Oakridge.

    VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

    Saturday, Aug. 82:00-6:00 pm

    1236 Oakridge Dr., Des Moines

    OrganizedbytheJustJesuspartnershipofchurches

    4801 FRANKLIN AVENUE DES MOINES, IOWA 50310 515.255.2122WWW

    .FIRSTFEDERATED.ORG

    WelcomeGuests!

    Please see page two

    for important information

    about todays service and

    how to get the most out of

    your visit with us.

    Volume 11 Number 9

    TAKIN IT TO THE STREETS

    AAU Jr OlympicsAugust 3 | Drake Stadium

    FFC Volunteer Day. We need over 60 volunteers of all ages to

    help with hospitality, registration, and wristbands.

    Oakridge Back to School Bash IIIAugust 8 | 2-6PM

    BBQ / program / games / provide backpacks and school sup-

    plies to Oakridge kids.

    Supplies Needed by Tuesday, August 4

    dry erase markers250 sets of 4

    1000 plain color pocket folders (no prongs)

    501 inch three ring binders, plain colors only

    175 round tip scissors

    404 packs of highlighters

    410 glue sticks

    Meals from the HeartlandSeptember 37

    We will again be organizing groups to package

    food withMeals from the Heartlandat Hy-Vee

    Hall. Put this on your calendar, start planning andput a group together that works with your sched-

    ule. Last year 12,000 volunteers packed 4 million

    meals, and we had 90 from FFC involved.

    Beaverdale Fall Festival ParadeSeptember 19

    Are you creative, handy, or just a willing

    laborer? We need to start planning and gathering

    ideas for our float, and how we will promote and

    invite people to our church. We will have a short

    meeting immediately after the Riverservice on

    August 9, in room 108, or if you have questions or

    ideas call John Porter at the church office.

    Questions about any of theseopportunities?Contact John Porter, [email protected],255.2122.

    Fellowship EntryPoint ClassSundays | August 2, 9 & 16 | Room 108 | 6PM

    If you are interesting in lean-

    ing more about First Federated

    Church and possibly becoming

    a member, our Fellowship Entry

    Point Class can assist you in

    taking this next step. Explore the

    beliefs and happenings of thechurch beginning tonight at 6PM in room 108.

    NEEDED:VOLUNTEERS &

    SCHOOL SUPPLIES

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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20092

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    WELCOME TO FIRST FEDERATED CHURCH!

    Have Questions?If you have any questions, simply ask someone wearing a

    name tag with Here to Help on it or visit the Welcome Center

    in the foyer.

    Guest Reception

    If you are visiting with us for the first time or have justrecently started attending First Federated Church, we cordially

    invite you to a reception immediately following the service (see

    map for locations). We would love to have the opportunity to

    meet you, get to know you better, and answer any questions you

    may have.

    Fill Out the Care & Communication CardIf you have never completed a Care and Communication Card,

    please take a moment to do so. This allows us, as a church family,

    to better know your needs and how we can serve you. The Care

    and Communication Card is located inside this newspaper. Just fill

    out the card completely and leave at the end of your pew, give to an

    usher, or hand it in at the Guest Reception.

    Thank you for taking the time to visit First Federated Church.If you are not presently a member of a Bible teaching church, we

    invite you to join our church family.

    If You Have Children, Visit the ChildrensMinistry Registration Station

    Trust your children to the care of our dedicated, loving

    Childrens Ministry staff. Our childrens programs provide qual-

    ity care and learning for kids of all ages.

    If your child has not already been enrolled in our Childrens

    Ministry, a quick visit to the Childrens Ministry Registration

    Station will provide you with temporary security tags and give us

    the information we need to effectively minister to your child.

    Infants & Preschool ChildrenChildcare and teaching are available during the 9:10 and 10:45 hour in the Nurseryand Preschool Departments.

    Kindergarten4th GradeDuring the 9:10 hour, K4th graders gather in the gym and then go to gradedclassroom groups for Bible learning and fun.K4th graders attend their own age-appropriate childrens church, called KZChurch, in room 152 at 10:45.

    Xtreme AM (5th & 6th Grade)Our preteens meet in their own Xtreme spot, Room 205, at 9:10 for a time of Xtreme

    learning, Xtreme prayer and Xtreme relationship-building.

    Youth (Grade 712) & AdultsGroups for ADULTS begin at 9:10AM and 10:45AM. Stop by the WelcomeCenter (or see inside todays newspaper) to nd out about each of the groups and

    how to get there.Our YOUTH (Grade 712) meet at 9:10AM in the Backdoor (148).

    Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning!

    WelcomeCenter

    ChildrensRegistration

    Station

    PARISHNURSE

    CelebrationGuest

    Reception

    ResourceCenter

    KZ Church

    The RiverGuest

    Reception

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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20093

    ADULT GROUPSSunday Mornings Adult Bible Fellowship (ABFs)

    Once youve joined us in worship, our Adult Bible Fellowships are

    a great next step to connect with others and grow in your faith. We

    have a variety of opportunities available that include:

    Sundays | 9:1010:25AMThe HUB (ages 18-24) | Room 244The Channel/Connections (ages 2535) | Room 215

    Homebuilders (all ages) | Room 12501251Prayer (all ages) | Room 100Women (all ages) | Room 208

    Sundays | 10:45AMNoonCornerstone (born in the 1950s) | Room 12401241Galilean (born in the 1930s) | Room 12441247Immanuel (born in the 1930s) | Room 1105Friendly Fellowship (born in the 1920s) | Room 12541255Koinonia (all ages) | Room 12521253Ezra (all ages) | Room 1118Homebuilders (all ages) | Room 12501251Prayer (all ages) | Room 100Ecclesiastes (all ages) | Room 12381239Worship | Room 1125

    Women (all ages) | Room 208

    WednesdaysJoin us in prayer, fellowship and fun as we connect with others

    and grow in our faith.For AllPrayer Community

    Ongoing | 6:307:30PM | Franklin Hall (All summer) | Facilitator: Pastor Mike Rose

    Other GroupsWomens Association BoardThursday, August 6 | 9:00AMJudy Lundy, 5917 Aspen Circle, JohnstonFor information call 249-5805.

    Women Circle MeetingsVisitors are always welcome. Come and join us as we study,

    fellowship, learn about our missionaries and pray for the needs of all.

    DEBORAH ................................................................Tuesday, August 11 | 7:00PMRuth Ann Rittgers, 601 Hickory Ct., Dallas Center | 992.3135

    ELIZABETH .........................................................Thursday, August 13 | 12:30PMRose Marie Pawlewski, 3707 SW 28th St. DM | 287.1291

    ESTHER................................................................... Thursday, August 13 | 7:00PMMarabel Kersey, 33648 Overton Circle in Adel | 834.2001

    HANNAH................................................................Thursday, August 13 | 9:30AMThelma Shelton, 8209 Goodman Dr., Urbandale| 270.8558

    MARTHA ..............................................................Thursday, August 13 | 12:30AM

    Etta Dorrell at 2405 61st St. DM| 255.8953

    RUTH .......................................................................Thursday, August 13 | 9:30AMBeaverdale Estates, 4610 Douglas Ave.

    for information call Mabel Klobnak at 277.3445

    SARAH ..................................................................Thursday, August 13 | 12:30PMJudy York, 7234 Espanade St., Johnston | 276.1742

    NOTESSunday, August 2, 2009 | 9:10AM Celebration | 10:45AM The RiverPastor Mike RoseSeries: Pray Like Jesus |Title:Jesus Prays for His Disciples

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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20094

    The contents of this page have been removed to protect theprivacy of those in our congregation.

    Printed copies of this page can be obtained at the church.

    Items found on this page include:Pray for Those Who Grieve

    Happy Birthday!

    (Birthdays are listed for Federated members & missionaries)

    Pray for those with Physical Needs(In the Hospital, Upcoming Surgery/Procedures, Partial List of the Ongoing Needs of Our Members &Regular Attenders)

    Pray for Those Who Serve our Church

    PRAY FORONE

    ANOTHER

    Our EncouragementFor to me, to live is

    Christ, and to die is gain.

    Philippians 1:21

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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20095

    MISSION ONE Reaching others for Jesus ChristBeth HannaMission Board: CAM International

    Location: Qro., Mexico

    What does she do? Beths ministry involves

    Bible studies, speaking at womens confer-

    ences, creating and providing new Spanishministry resources to Christian workers in

    Mexico including lessons, Christian music,

    books and Bibles at discounted prices. Beth

    and her late husband Ken served for many years in Mexico.

    After his death she returned to serve alongside her Mexican

    and missionary friends.

    Praise:

    For funds that were raised to build a new kitchen roof for

    Reyna, a Christian grandmother (caring for 3 grandchildren)

    in a community with no electricity, no running water and

    horrible streets.

    Prayer Requests: For the ladies of Abundant Life Bible Church as they share

    the good news of Jesus Christ with their friends.

    For health and safety of three teams as they work on construc-

    tion of the Community Outreach Center and Camp Koinonia.

    For Rosy and Tania as they desire to attend a Bible School.

    Neither has much in the way of finances.

    Peter & Marta HockingMission Board: Segadores (Reapers)

    Location: Lima, Peru

    What do they do? Peter directs the

    Segadores Missionary Associa-

    tion, teaching, counseling andtraining national missionaries

    with the goal of sending them

    to unreached tribes in Peru. Segadores has planted several

    churches. Both are involved in counseling ministry. Peter,

    one of the founders, grew up in Peru as the son of missionar-

    ies. Marta, raised in Venezuela, is the daughter of our first

    FFC missionary, the late Edna Dade.

    Praise:

    For a medical team that recently met physical and spiritual

    needs and presented the Gospel to adults and children.

    Prayer Requests:

    For follow-up and preparations for another medical team

    coming this month.

    For Gods protection and guidance for a research team of 7

    in a remote jungle area seeking an un-contacted tribe.

    For 2 of their younger Peruvian missionary families living in

    very isolated jungle areas in tribal communities.

    For Christian influence in the lives of their 3 foster grand-

    daughters (ages 9, 11 & 12) who are visiting them.

    Tim & IrisLocation: Closed Country

    What do they do? Their desire is to make known clearly thetruth of Jesus Christ to every ethnic group in their country.

    As a team, they are involved recording messages of salvation

    in the heart language of 32 ethnic groups. The recordings are

    distributed by partnering with churches, missionaries and

    others. They work to train national missionaries to serve in

    their country.

    Praise:

    For a week of VBS with kids in another village.

    Prayer Requests:

    For the deep needs of the children there. The normal family

    consists of a drunken father and an overworked mother.

    For a student (Sam) from an evangelical institute stayingwith them until September 10th.

    For the will of the Lord in Sams life; for quick adaptation to

    life there; for his language skills.

    Health and safety for Tim and Sam as they go on recording

    trips and use their building skills.

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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20096

    HangtimesAugust 2Bike RideAugust 9No HangtimeAugust 16Disc GolfAugust 23Iowa Cubs

    August 30All Church Picnic

    Today:

    Bike ride

    Whats Going On?Dodge Ball Mondays | 6:308:00PM

    In AugustHowie and Julie on VacationJuly 31Aug 8

    Contact Nikki Jackson in the youth office if there is anything

    you need during that time.

    Fantasy Football Draft | Aug 9Join Howie in his office immediately following the 10:45AM

    service for your draft picks! Pizza provided.

    Six FlagsChicago August 13 & 14Join us for an awesome trip to CHICAGO! Cost: $125 for

    two days at the park. This includes a meal each day, breakfast

    Saturday, parking costs, gas, drinks, etc. We will park hop both

    days! No extra charge! We will stay overnight at a local church.

    Meet at the church at 5:30AM to carpool! We need lots of adult

    drivers!$50 DEPOSIT DUE SUNDAY, AUG. 2

    More school districts are in session than we originally antici-

    pated so we are moving Six Flags up one week.

    Camping Trip in Panora| Aug 21-22

    Join us for the long awaited camping trip in Panora! We willcamp (bring your own tent or share with a friend of the same

    gender), worship under the stars, have some fun activities and

    tube courtesy of Matt Lukacs! Bring $10 to cover the cost of

    camping/tubing.

    Iowa Cubs| Aug 23Lets watch the Iowa Cubs play the New Orleans Zephyrs. We

    leave the second that the 10:45AM worship service is over and

    head to the 1:05 game. Cost is $10 per person. Also be prepared

    to make a QUICK stop at McDonalds along the way. Bring your

    sunscreen! PLAY BALL!

    7th12th Grades

    KZ ChurchSo what are those friendly bugs helping

    us learn this week? Its all about transform-

    ing our relationships by learning to listen

    and take advice from others. Friends listen

    to each other as a matter of respect. It is

    also important to respect parents and listento them. They give you advice, not because they want to make

    you look foolish, but because they want whats best for you.

    Proverbs 13:10 says, Pride only leads to arguing. But those

    who take advice are wise.

    Come visit MetamorphosisA God-directed, Life Change

    Production. Were in our new KZ Church room every Sunday

    at 10:45.

    Last Week for School Supplies!Supplies should be delivered to the church ASAP! Back packs

    will be assembled this week.

    Even if you dont have kids in school, you can still shop those

    Back to School sales. Pick up a few supplies for our friends atOakridge. The items requested from First Federated are:

    dry erase markers250 sets of 4

    1000 plain color pocket folders (no prongs)

    50 - 1 three ring binders, plain colors only

    175 round tip scissors

    40 - 4 packs of highlighters

    410 glue sticks

    Note: Other supplies--pencils, crayons, markers, small note-

    books, etc.are welcome. What is not needed for Oakridge will

    be used this fall in shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child.

    New ArrivalsCongratulations to Randy and

    Danielle Smid, who are the proud

    parents of twins. Henry Joseph and

    Ava Kathleen were born on July 23rd

    at Methodist Hospital. Two tiny siblings will bring exciting

    changes to big brother Zacharys world. Uncle Brent, Aunt Dana

    and the Van Roekel cousins are part of the Federated welcoming

    committee. We join the Smid family in thanking God for the safe

    arrival of the twins and are pleased to welcome Henry and Ava to

    the Federated family.

    CHILDRENS MINISTRY

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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20097

    AWESOME Arts CampJuly 2731, 200950 kids had a great week in our AWESOME ArtsCamp as they participated in an Around the WorldExpression. It was a week lled with drama, music,choreography, set design and media training. OnFriday the kids demonstrated what they had beenlearning by presenting a program for their families

    and friends.Thank you to those who helped make camp asuccess by donating their time as helpers or bydonating snacks for hungry campers.

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    First Federated Church Sunday, August 2, 20098

    UPCOMING EVENTS

    Missions LuncheonTODAY, August 2 | Fellowship Hall 122PM

    Come hear an up-to-date report from Bill & Jenni Hunt who

    recently traveled to Rwanda with Family Life Ministries, and

    then we will hear of the adventures and blessings from our FFC

    team that served in Kenya this June.

    Sunday, August 16 | Fellowship Hall | 122PMGrace Magney will be here to share about her work overseas,

    and we will also hear from some of our short term teams.

    Oakridge Back to School Bash IIIAugust 8 | 26PM

    BBQ / program / games / provide backpacks and school sup-

    plies to Oakridge kids.

    MOPS Drive-Up registrationTuesday, August 11 | 9:00 to 11:00AM

    North parking lot near Tower Park/Hickman

    Church Picnic

    Sunday, August 30 | Noon | East LawnCatered Meal | $3 per person or $10 per family

    AugustFellowship Entry Point Class (6PM | Room 108)................................................TodayAAU Jr. Olympics at Drake Stadium ....................................................................3Oakridge Back to School Bash...............................................................................8Congregational Meeting ......................................................................................23Church Picnic at FFC ............................................................................................... 30

    SeptemberMeals from the Heartland ...................................................................................3-7Building Closed (Labor Day) ..................................................................................7Beaverdale Parade ...................................................................................................19

    OTHER NEWS

    SympathyOur sympathy is extended to those in our church family who

    have lost a loved one recently:

    Donna Maurer at the death of her husband, Roger Maurer, on

    July 30

    Norma Harger at the death of her sister, Betty Zabel, on July 28

    Ruth Kabitzke at the death of her sister-in-law, LeAnn

    Kabitzke, on July 27Scott Taylor at the death of his mother, Carol Taylor, on July 25

    Linda Davis at the death of her mother, Peggy Jaquinta, on

    July 23

    Thank YouThank you for your continued prayers and support during my

    recent hospitalization and on-going recovery. Your love and care

    is appreciated so much. Thank you,

    Federated Family.

    Mary Jo Staniger

    65th Wedding

    AnniversaryDale and Mary Lorraine KennedyMarried July 28, 1944

    The flowers in the auditorium

    today are in honor of Dale and Mary

    Lorraine Kennedys 65th wedding an-

    niversary. They were married at First

    Federated 65 years ago!

    Financial ReportAttendance 7/26/099:10AM Celebration ...................... 46910:45AM River .............................. 305Early Childhood ............................. 50Childrens Church .......................... 66

    Budgeted MissionsYear to Date: 9/1/08presentNeed ...................................$254,886Oering .............................. $216,730Shortage.............................($38,156)

    General Fund OeringLast WeekWeekly Need ........................ $34,419Oering .................................$24,751Shortage...............................($9,668)Year to Date: 9/1/08presentNeed .................................$1,617,692Oering ........................... $1,485,708Shortage...........................($131,984)

    Deacon of the MonthChuck Boscaljon, 255.2122 ext 139

    Our Deacons stand ready to help with the physical needs of themembers and attenders of this fellowship. Should you have ashort-term, emergency need, do not hesitate to call the churcho ce and leave a message for the Deacon of the Month. Thisministry is made possible by your gifts to the Deacons Fund.

    Deaconess of the MonthDenese Gable | 255.4727

    Our Deaconesses are available to the women of the church inareas of encouragement and spiritual support. If you need alistening ear and someone to pray with you, please call Denese.

    WEEKLY NEWSPAPERRegular Submission Deadline: Tuesdays by noonWe prefer that items be submitted electronically!E-Mail: [email protected] submitted items are subject to submission guidelines and editorial review bythe church sta. FFC reserves the right to edit submissions for length.

    Disclaimer:First Federated Church does not claim to own any copyright privileges on itemsprinted in this newspaper, unless otherwise stated. All items published arequoted in good faith and believed to be free for circulation or public domain.

    Newspaper Sta:Managing Editor ....................................John C. Stark ([email protected])Production Artist ..........................................................Lynne McKee, Heidi NelsonMissions Editor .......................................................................................Jean CrabbsPrayer Bulletin Editor ............................................................................Julie DengerPrinting ................................................................................................Karl JohnsonFolding, Cutting, & Distribution ......................... Robert W. Marean & Bob Hulling