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“Follow Me and I will Make You Fishers of Men” March 6, 2016
*Call to Worship See Praise Song Insert
Musical Reflection Candy Lindstrom
Choral Introit “Open Now These Gates of Beauty” Chancel Choir
*Responsive Reading: Psalm 95
Leader: “Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our
salvation."
People: “Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and
song.”
Leader: “Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker;"
People: “…for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock under his
care.”
*Hymn of Praise No. 529 "O, How I love Jesus"
*Invocation and Lord’s Prayer (debts/debtors)
*Greet One Another/Children Please Come Forward
Children’s Moment Keith Schoenhut
Ministry Opportunities and Announcements
Ministry Moment Easter Shoeboxes and Peru Mission Trip
Offertory Benevolence Fund
* Doxology
*Prayer of Dedication
Praises and Testimonies to God’s Faithfulness
Call to Prayer “Something Beautiful” By Gloria Gaither | William J. Gaither
Something beautiful something good. All my confusion He understood.
All I had to offer Him, Was brokenness and strife.
But He made something beautiful of my life. Admin. by Gaither Copyright Management Used by permission CCLI License No. 796382
Morning Prayer
Anthem “Row Together to the Kingdom” Chancel Choir
Sermon Scripture (page 1552~pew Bible) Mark 1:14-20
Sermon “Following and Fishing” Dr. Kurt Busiek
*Hymn of Commitment No. 367 “Wherever He Leads I’ll Go”
Celebration of Communion Apostle’s Creed
(All who have professed their faith in Jesus Christ are invited to receive the Lord’s Supper)
*Benediction Hymn No. 286 “Blest Be the Tie That Binds”
Blest be the tie that binds our hearts in Christian love;
The fellowship of kindred minds is like to that above.
*Postlude
As you leave, greet one person you do not know.
All able, please stand
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES FOR THIS WEEK Today
8:30 a.m. Worship Service
9:30 a.m. Sunday School for all ages
10:20 a.m. Diaconate Meet in Pastor’s Office
10:45 a.m. Worship Service
2:00 p.m. Open Co-ed Basketball at the YMCA till 4 p.m.
3:00 p.m. Chancel Choir Easter Rehearsal
5:00 p.m. Diaconate Visitation; Celebration Ringers
6:30 p.m. Evening Worship
Monday-March 7
12:00 p.m. Women’s Bible Study in the Conference Room
6:30 p.m. Children’s Team Meeting in the Church Office
Tuesday-March 8
10:00 a.m. Bible Study in the Church Parlor
11:00 a.m. Tuesday Fellowship
Wednesday-March 9
10:30 a.m. Staff Meeting
5:00 p.m. Dinner
6:00 p.m. Quarterly Business Meeting/Basics of Christian Life Class,
AWANA,Youth, DivorceCare, GriefShare
7:10 p.m. Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Thursday-March 10
6:00 p.m. Breaking Free
Friday-March 11 6:00 p.m. Youth LifeGroup at the Lallemont’s home
Saturday-March 12 ~ Spring Children’s Rally at Parchment Valley
2:30 p.m. Open Church Wedding of Jan Hogan and Dave Drennon
tService radios to assist the hearing impaired are available for your use in the
Sanctuary. If you are interested, an usher would be happy to assist you.
We’re on the radio Sunday morning on FM 93.9 AT 9:30. Listen & tell a
friend. The program includes a broadcast of the previous week’s sermon and
special music.
Follow us on Facebook! Look up Emmanuel Baptist Church Parkersburg for
regular updates from the church and check out our family ministry group page
at facebook.com/groups/EmmanuelBaptistChurchWVStudents/
Emmanuel Baptist Church 1710 – 23rd Street
Parkersburg, WV 26101
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Sunday Evening Service Tonight at 6:30 p.m. Jonathan Delgado will begin a series in Romans,
Cody and Jennifer Ratliff will lead at time of praise.
Tuesday Bible Study 10 a.m. in the Parlor James 3:1-12: “The Power of Words to Bless or Curse”
Wednesday ~ 6 p.m. Bible Study in the Chapel with Dr. Busiek “Back to the Basics: The Bible~Going Deeper through Study"
Women’s Care Center Fundraising Gala Women’s Care Center will hold their 25
th Anniversary Fundraising
Gala on April 21st and 22
nd. Your pledge of $25/month will help
meet their goal of $120,000 for programs and services. Reservations
are required so if you are interested in attending, please contact Janet Kimes at
304/485-7122. Keynote speaker is Pam Tebow.
NOTES FOR THOSE WITH CHILDREN: NURSERY/TODDLERS: Birth–age 2: childcare available for Sunday School
and Worship. DURING 10:45 A.M. WORSHIP (following the Children’s
Moment) children are invited to attend: PRECIOUS ONES (2 & 3 years old); PRE-K/K (4
& 5 years old); or JR. CHURCH (1-5th
grades). After worship, preschool children wait for
an adult in their classrooms; elementary students wait in the new Narthex.
CHURCH STAFF Senior Pastor ............................................................................................ Dr. Kurt W. Busiek Family Life Pastor................................................................................ Mr. Jonathan Delgado Director of Music Ministry ....................................................................... Mrs. Pam McClain Director of Children’s Ministry ......................................................... Mrs. Rowena Sizemore Organist ............................................................................................... Mrs. Candy Lindstrom
Pianists ............................................................................... Mrs. Pat Barnes, Mrs. Karen Cox
Music Ministry Intern ................................................................................... Mr. Cody Ratliff
Secretary ................................................................................................ Mrs. Lynn Nicholson
Secretary. ................................................................................................ Ms. Rebecca Busiek
Church Cook ................................................................................................. Mrs. Jewel Lusk
Treasurer .......................................................................................................... Mr. Gary Beall
Visual Worship Coordinator .................................................................... Mrs. Bekah Brooks
Custodian .......................................................................................................... Mr. Gary Barr
EBC e-mails ~ [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Website ~ www.ebcwv.com, Fax ~ 304-485-5194, Phone number ~ 304-485-5171
Holy Week Services Palm Sunday, March 20 ~ Friendship Sunday
8:30 a.m. Worship
10:45 a.m. Dedication of Easter Shoeboxes
Children’s Processional of Palms
Celebration of Baptism
6:30 p.m. Evening service in the Sanctuary
Monday- March 21st through Thursday, March 24
th
12 p.m. First Baptist Church, 9th
and Market Streets, will host Holy Week Services.
Lunch will be served following the service.
Maundy Thursday, March 24th
7 p.m. This reflective service will feature worship
stations to assist us to tangibly experience the
emotions that Jesus and His Apostles may have
felt on that fateful night when our Lord washed
his disciple’s feet, shared a Passover meal with
his disciples, commanded us to love one
another, and experienced the pain of betrayal,
rejection and loneliness.
Good Friday, March 25th
12 p.m. Stations of the Cross Walk
Begins at St. Francis Xavier on
Market Street
Easter Sunday, March 27th
7:00 a.m. Easter Sunrise Service in church courtyard
7:30 a.m. Breakfast (Fellowship Hall) till 9:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m. Worship
10:45 a.m. Easter Musical Celebration
No evening service
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Title: “Following and Fishing” March 6, 2016
Scripture: Mark 1:14-20
Speaker: Dr. Kurt Busiek
“Come, follow me,” Jesus said, “and I will send you out to fish for people.” At once
they left their nets and followed him.”
Mark 1:17-18
Lectionary Readings for this Week To encourage your personal study and growth, here is the
listing of the Lectionary Scripture Readings.
Sunday, March 6th
, the fourth Sunday of Lent:
Joshua 5:9-12, 2 Corinthians 5:16-21, Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32, Psalm 32
ACCOUNTING OF OUR STEWARDSHIP FOR 02/21 Gen. Fund ........ $6504.96 Designated Funds:
Missions ............. $739.20 Debt Reduct. ..... $385.00
Maint. Fund ....... $147.84 Benevolence ........ $25.00
Total ................. $7392.00
ACCOUNTING OF OUR STEWARDSHIP FOR 02/28 Gen. Fund ........ $4823.28 Designated Funds:
Missions ............. $548.10 Debt Reduct. ....... $25.00 Benevolence .. $250.00
Maint. Fund ....... $109.62 Necessity .............. $20.00 ST Missions .. $1000.00
Total ................. $5481.00 Frees/Missions ..... $20.00
Attendance last week: Sunday School: 69; 8:30 a.m. 18 10:45 a.m: 193
Put a Star by your name on the attendance book if you have invited someone to church
or have spoken to someone about his/her salvation. Last week was a 5 star Sunday.
Benevolence Fund This Sunday we collect a special offering for Benevolence.
All loose offering will be added to this fund.
Easter Offering The 2016 Easter Offering will be divided,
½ to our Benevolence Fund and ½ to Camp Cowen Scholarships.
06. Hannah (Drennon) McMillan 12. Vy Le, Harry Vannoy
09. Jennifer Gatewood Britton 13. Luther Godbey
March Ushers & Greeters Usher: 8:30 a.m. Evan Frees
10:45 a.m. Buck Johnson, Brett Lemley, Delbert Casto, John Shreeves
Greeters: Bill and Carolyn Holbert
Salvation Army Meal Ministry Serving Teams Today: Sunrise Baptist Next week: Field Team
Time of Prayer for Worship Service You are invited to join the Pastor in his office at 10:25 – 10:35 a.m. on
Sunday mornings for a special time of prayer focused on our services.
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Women’s 24th
Annual Lenten Breakfast and Program All ladies are invited to attend on Saturday, March 19th at 9 a.m. in the
Fellowship Hall. Our time together proves to be a meaningful preparation for
Easter as we focus on the tremendous sacrifice Christ made for each of us.
Sign up today.
J Dollar “Friends” Breakfast March 16th
On Wednesday, March 16
th from 9 to 10 a.m., "Friends", a
group of Christian men in the community will meet in the
Fellowship Hall for fellowship, breakfast, checking prayer
updates on fellow "Friends", listening to a short devotional,
getting an update on how many "J" Dollars have been
contributed, and presenting the dollars collected to the hosting
Church. All Emmanuel men are encouraged to attend and bring “J” Dollars (dollar
bills with the letter “J” in the Federal Reserve Circle or any donation).
Women’s Camp at Cowen!
April 1-3, 2016 Who is ready for a Springtime Getaway? Ladies, we
would like to invite you to attend a fun filled
weekend getaway designed to unite generations of
women across the state to focus on God’s word and
to grow together in Christ. Women, ages 18 and up,
are invited to Camp Cowen on April 1-3, 2016 for a
weekend filled with worship, guest speakers, small
groups, fellowship, interest groups, and other
activities. You are not going to want to miss out on
this inaugural Women’s Camp at Camp Cowen!
Don’t let those fears of aches and pains or physical limitations keep you away…special
accommodations are available. Transportation will be arranged based on the number of
women who sign up to attend. Information packages are available in the church
office. If you have additional questions, please call Dee Lallemont at (304) 482-2976.
***************************************************** I am interested in the Women’s Camp at Cowen:
Please put in the offering plate or turn into the office.
Name____________________________Phone Number____________
Are You a Guest! If you’re a guest at Emmanuel, we want to welcome you to
our church. If you would like to know more about Emmanuel
or if you have questions about the Christian faith, fill out a
white pew card and place it in the offering plate. There is a
green guest bag at the guest table in the narthex that you can pick up when you leave. If
you continue to attend Emmanuel, we will invite you to attend one of our quarterly
guest lunches where you can meet our staff and learn more about our ministry. If you
have questions, please contact our Guest Coordinator, Barb Kirsch (304 482 2942 /
[email protected] ) or Pastor Kurt Busiek (304 485 5171 / [email protected] ).
Basics of Christian Life Class Lent is a time of discovery. Lent is season in the church calendar that
begins on Ash Wednesday (February 10) and covers a period of
approximately six weeks before Easter Sunday. The traditional purpose
of Lent is the preparation of the believer through prayer, repentance of
sins, acts of service and personal discovery through self-denial. This
year Emmanuel will offer a six week discovery class on Sundays and
Wednesdays. The class will cover the basics of the Christian life. Discovery
classes will be offered on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. (hosted by the Seekers Class on the
2nd
floor Educational Wing) and Wednesday nights at 6 p.m. (in the Chapel).
Service of Baptism Sunday, March 20th On Sunday, March 20
th at 10:45 we will have a service of baptism. If
you are interested in baptism, contact Pastor Kurt.
Children’s Easter Party March 19th
We will meet in the Fellowship Hall and Parents are WELCOME to
stay and join us. All children, toddlers to 5th
grade are invited to join us
for our annual Easter Celebration! We will enjoy an Easter craft,
snacks, an egg hunt and a reading of the Biblical Easter Story! You can
let us know you are coming on Facebook at our Emmanuel Baptist Church WV Family
Ministry page or by calling the church office at 304-485-5171.
Adult Open Basketball Adult Co-ed Open Basketball at the YMCA, 2-4 p.m. on Sundays through
May. There is no cost. Everyone playing must attend Emmanuel or be
their guest.
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Easter Shoeboxes 2016 has Begun There are plastic shoeboxes available in the new Narthex or you may use you own and any size will work. We are not
shipping these out but will keep them here in Parkersburg.
As usual, they will be distributed at the Health Dept at the offices of the WIC program
by Nancy Bond. You may put hygiene items, liquids, socks, combs, toothbrushes,
toothpaste, soap, crayons, coloring books, small cars, toys, dolls, etc. Easter candy,
including chocolate, may be included. Pastor Kurt will put in small testaments but other
Easter books would be nice also. Please return boxes on Palm Sunday, March 20th
, at
the latest so they may be distributed before Easter.
From Rose Wood: I would like to thank everyone for all the prayers,
cards, food, visits, phone calls and back rubs. God helped me to
tolerate the down time and now I just wait and pray for my follow up
appointment on March 21st to see if the surgery was a success.
Please continue to pray for complete healing. I am truly blessed with
a loving and caring church family.
From the family of Irene Federer, Kathy Rayney, Barbara and Charlie Martin: At the
time of our mother’s passing we were comforted by all of your prayers and surrounded
by your support. You are and continue to be a blessing to us. With Gratitude
New LifeGroup Opportunity A new small group will be starting March 10th at the home of
Earl and Jane McGuffey Hulce at 3400 Broad Street. The
group will meet the 2nd
and 4th
Thursdays of the month at 6
p.m. Bob Butler will be facilitating assisted by Steve and
Larraine Metheny. The group will be studying a 6 week video course entitled
“Better Together” by Rick Warren. If you are interested in attending, call the Hulces
at 304/428-2873 or call the church office. The group will be limited to 15 people.
Friendship Sunday ~ March 20th This special Sunday we are asking that each of you invite a friend
to Sunday School and Worship Service. Sometimes we get
comfortable and forget that there are friends out there that do not
have the blessing of a caring and loving church such as
Emmanuel. We encourage you to think and pray about who you
would invite to join us on Friendship Sunday.
“Blessed Redeemer” By Casting Crowns
Verse 1: Up Calvary's mountain one dreadful morn
Walked Christ my Savior, weary and worn. Facing for sinners, death on the cross
That He might save them from endless loss.
Chorus: Blessed Redeemer, precious Redeemer. Seems now I see Him on Calvary's
tree Wounded and bleeding, for sinners pleading, Blind and unheeding, dying for me
Verse 2: "Father, forgive them," my Savior prayed,
Even while His lifeblood flowed fast away. Praying for sinners while in such woe
No one but Jesus ever loved so. Chorus
Verse 3: Oh, how I love Him, Savior and Friend.
How can my praises ever find end? Through years unnumbered on Heaven's shore,
My songs shall praise Him forevermore. Chorus Used by permission CCLI #796382
“Thrive” Mark Hall | Matthew West
Verse 1: Here in this worn and weary land, Where many a dream has died
Like a tree planted by the water, We will never run dry
Pre-Chorus: So living water flowing through, God we thirst for more of You
Fill our hearts and flood our souls, With one desire
Chorus: Just to know You and to make You known. We lift Your name on high
Shine like the sun make darkness run and hide.
We know we were made for so much more than ordinary lives
It's time for us to more than just survive. We were made to thrive
Verse 2: Into Your Word we're digging deep. To know our Father's heart
Into the world we're reaching out, To show them who You are
Bridge: (Repeat 3X)
Joy unspeakable, Faith unsinkable, Love unstoppable, Anything is possible
Ending: We were made to thrive Admin. by Amplified Administration LLC. Used by permission CCLI #796382
Ray and Jewel Lusk Anniversary Celebration A special luncheon celebration on Sunday, April 10
th
from 12-3 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
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EMMANUEL PRAYER PAGE A long term prayer list is in the narthex with prayer concerns over the last year.
Ministry of the Week: Jan Ashwell – Moderator
College Student of the Week: Lauren Casto Box #559 ~ WV Wesleyan College, 59
College Avenue, Buckhannon, WV 26201
Person of the Week: Mrs. Norma Myers, C/O Greg Jividen, 8387 Buckeye Court,
Frederick, MD 21702
We Praise/Thank God for: the "Love Boat" Family Night Dinner was
fun and the music of the West Virginians from AB was wonderful; a positive
fellowship dinner to honor the Smith family as they prepare to move to TN; our
Breaking Free Ministry continues to help people who are struggling with addiction;
Kathi Alfred got good results from her eye doctor/ a new contact is helping her vision;
Rose Wood was back Wednesday night for dinner and AWANA; Mona Busiek had a
good visit with her parents and brother in FL this past week.
Our EBC Family Concerns: (RAH-RECOVERING AT HOME) Peg Backus is in James Critical Care Unit in Columbus; heart tests and treatment.
Pauline Barr (Gary's mother) on-going tests; decisions about her treatment. (2/21)
Harold Bills (Karen Cox's friend) has pancreatic cancer, just finished his last radiation
treatment. Please pray for healing and wisdom. (3/6)
Keith Boggs is gaining strength; on-going physical therapy. (1/10)
Debra Bunch is now in rehab at Renaissance Place: 1853 8th Avenue Huntington, WV
25703. Pray that this 9 month program will be helpful in her life journey. (1/17)
Christians, like Asia Bibi and other religious minorities and missionaries who are
being persecuted and killed all over the world.
Frank Davis is recovering from knee surgery; he will be transferred to Eaglepoint soon.
Maria Delgado: on-going decisions regarding her back pain, hopes to see an
endocrinologist for her thyroid issues. (1/10)
The Hardbarger family: Terry will have a job interview soon. Lakin came through
heart surgery well and is home recovering & gaining strength.
Joe Hays is recovering well from a blood clot in his leg. (3/6)
Deloris Hendrickson (friend of Dee Lallemont’s) treatments for blood cancer. (1/3)
Janice (friend of Betsy Jefferson) will have brain surgery the 17th
in Morgantown. (3/6)
Betsy Jefferson is RAH with some pulmonary issues. She is improving daily. (3/6)
Mary Kinney (Brenda Wheeler's friend) heart cath came back clear; she is home on
oxygen. (3/6) Joni Lipsey (Pastor Tom’s wife/ SPBC) brain cancer treatments begin Monday at Duke
Univ. Pastor Tom and Joni’s address is: 200 Glengary Ct., #101, Durham, NC 27707
Charles Edgar Little (V. Moellendick’s brother) is in Marietta Memorial with a blood
infection. (3/6)
Tom Lyons (Teresa Seckman’s stepfather) looking at liver cancer treatment options at
James Cancer Center in Columbus.
John McGary (Carlene Cox’s father) RAH following surgery. (2/14)
Maria McKinley is battling infection; on-going tests and treatment decisions. (12/13)
Gerald Morgan is RAH; will see his neurologist this month. (2/14)
John Nicholson is recovering well from hip replacement surgery. (2/7)
Sandy Osgood (Teresa Seckman’s aunt) on-going abdominal tests & treatment
Jim Roten and daughter Kathy: on-going care giving decisions. (2/21)
John Scohy (Stephen's father) will have open heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic.
Stephen and Anne are with him. (3/6)
Rich Shawver continues the process of diagnosis and treatment of the pain in his feet.
Beth Simpers got a good biopsy report; will see her doctor again in 6 months. (1/31)
Chad and Connie Smith and family will be moving to Tennessee this month where
Chad will lead a YMCA, Connie will stay in Parkersburg until their house sells. (2/14)
Meredith Tweel (Judy Prater’s sister) very ill in hospital, new meds and dialysis.
Pastor Rob Vernon (friend of Judy Jones) in OH, having tests in Cleveland. (2/21)
Chase Walkup (Dan and Beverly’s grandson-20) final abdominal chemo treatment;
follow up tests this month will give an important update on the treatment.
Bob Weimer is dealing with pain management due to serious back problems
Greg West (Susan’s husband) recovering from throat cancer; pain management issues.
Mel Williams continues to look at treatment options with his Morgantown doctors.
Glenola Woodyard is having on-going tests, dealing with limited mobility and pain
management. (2/14)
Our Deepest Sympathy to: Esther Astorg at the passing of her father,
Joseph Black, in VA; Esther’s address is: 2 Rivercrest, Vienna, WV 26105; Greg
West at the passing of his mother, Betty West. The West’s address is: 1703 Pearcy
Avenue, Parkersburg WV 26101-3662.
HOMEBOUND: Beverly Boggs, Jerry Evans, Janet Hotsinpiller ASSISTED LIVING:
Colonial House: Viola Moellendick, Barbara Reed, Betty Jo Wiseman / Willows:
Richard Johnston, Corinne Wade, Blanche Wentzel, Dolores West Cedar Grove:
William Harden, Lorene Wigal / Eagle Pointe: George Hale, Ida Lee Lamm,
Aileen Wortman / Wyngate: Sam Bolian, Prudence Kinney / Ohio Valley: Grace Smith
Appletree in Vincent OH: Alonzo Moore / Worthington: Doris Folden
Marietta Center: Charles Edgar Little / OUT OF TOWN: Betty Bailey,
Imogene Buckley, Phyllis Crone, Joyce Rountree, Boots Sinar
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You’re invited to
A Wedding Celebration!
Jan Hogan & Dave Drennon
invite all who want to help them
celebrate their marriage to please come to the
open church wedding at
Emmanuel Baptist Church
2:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 12th
A reception will follow in the Fellowship Hall.
To help them plan accordingly for the reception it would be helpful if you would
let them know you are coming by using the signup sheet in today’s bulletin or by
notifying the church office.
And please, no gifts, just come and share in the celebration!
Tuesday Fellowship March 8th Change is here. We are welcoming Rowena Sizemore to our
team who will be cooking us delicious lunches. Also, Melissa Davis
will be doing the decorating of Fellowship Hall with her special flair.
We have Captain Mark King, Wood County Sheriff’s Department,
joining us to explain home security, scams, also he will answer any questions we
may have. There will be door prizes, smiles and hugs.
Looking forward to seeing you there, sign up today!
QUARTERLY BUSINESS MEETING
WEDNESDAY MARCH 9
We will meet at 6 p.m. in the Chapel.
List questions concerns or comments below:
____________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
____________________________________Name_______________________
Easter Flowers
It is time to order tulips or lilies to decorate the Sanctuary for
Easter Sunday. They may be given in honor or memory of loved
ones or simply to celebrate the good news of Easter. Place your
completed order form (along with your payment) in the offering
plate, or bring to the church office.
****Please make payment when ordering****
Checks payable to EBC
(“Easter flowers” on memo line.)
Place cash in an envelope before putting in offering plate.
Deadline to order – March 6th
Available this year:
Easter Lilies ~ $7.50 each - Number ~ ______
Tulips (variety of colors) ~ $6.50 each - Number ~ ____
Total Cost: _________ Paid: Check ______ Cash _____
Given by: _____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
In honor of:___________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
In memory of:__________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
To the Glory of God: ________________
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SIGN UP PLEASE PLACE IN THE OFFERING PLATE OR TURN INTO CHURCH OFFICE.
Name_____________________Phone_________________
WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINNER Please sign up by noon on Tuesday; for a carryout, call by noon
on Wednesday.
Menu: Pork Loin Roast, Potato Casserole,
Vegetable Medley, Salad and Dessert Cost: Adults $4 Children 12 & under $2.50
($13 max. per immediate family)
Number: Adults______ Children_______ Carryout______
Tuesday Fellowship March 8th
at 11 a.m.
Name_____________________Phone _____________
Number:______ I need transportation ______
Mission Lunch, March 13th
to benefit Peru Mission Trip
Name__________________________Phone _____________
Number: Adults______ Children_______
Wedding Celebration! March 12th
Jan Hogan and Dave Drennon
Name_________________________Number_______
Women’s Lenten Breakfast March 19th
Name_________________________Number: _________
