One Church… Two Locations

Oro Valley Site 11575 N 1st Ave

Oro Valley, AZ 85737

SaddleBrooke Site

SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse Vermilion Room

WORSHIP SERVICES: Oro Valley

Wednesday: 6:15pm - Casual

Saturday: 5:00pm - Blended

Sunday: 7:45am - Traditional

9:15am - Traditional Lite 10:45am - Contemporary Nursery Care at 9:15am

and 10:45am Services

SaddleBrooke Sunday:

10:00am - Traditional

OFFICE INFORMATION: Phone: 520-575-9901

Fax: 520-575-0572 Email: rlc@orovalley.org

www.orovalley.org

OFFICE HOURS: M-TH: 8:30am - 4:00pm Friday: 8:30am—1:00pm

Child Development Center 520-575-1521 Resurrection’s Mission Statement: Called by God’s Spirit, we are to be the

presence of Christ in our daily lives so that others will follow him.

A weekly publication for members and friends of Resurrection and the Child Development Center

Sunday, September 29 @ 10:00am in the

Music Room in O V’s Worship Center

This class gives you the opportunity to learn more about Resurrection, and you

will have the chance to decide whether or not you would like to make Resur-

rection your church home. Pastor Al will be in touch with you after you sign up

for the class. Please sign-up at church or call the church office at 575-9901.

It is with mixed emotions that I mailed

letters to the congregation on Mon-

day about my upcoming resignation as

Executive Pastor. On Sunday, Sep 15th,

Ascension Lutheran Church in Para-

dise Valley, AZ unanimously voted to

call me as their new Pastor. My last

day in the office at Resurrection will

be October 3, followed by vacation.

The official start date at Ascension

will be October 15.

I am so grateful for Resurrection’s impact on my Pastoral and personal life. It was

because of my internship here that I recognized my call to the Pastoral role. And

during my time here in the Pastor of Outreach and Executive Pastor roles, I have

grown personally, in pastoral experience, and in leadership skills. And though I am

sad to say good-bye to you, I am also excited about the opportunity to use my

skills and talents in new ways to impact God’s Kingdom.

For those who may not have heard, I am also blessed and excited to announce

that I was engaged on Labor Day to Alicia Gaston after a year and a half of dating.

There isn’t a date set yet, but we will keep you updated.

Thank you for your love and support since we met in 2011. This faith community

has made a significant impact for the Kingdom and yet, has so much more poten-

tial to share the transformative message of Christ’s grace one life at a time. God

bless you, the ministries of Resurrection, the ministries of Ascension, and the

Kingdom of God as a whole. Peace my friends, Pastor Randy

Upcoming Activities and Events

We are looking for 10

to 15 people, families,

friends, Life Groups

etc… to come to our

Fall Festival, decorate

your car and hand out candy to trunk – or – treaters

for 2 hours!! You get to see soooo many adorable chil-

dren & costumes, you don’t want to miss this!

The Fall Festival will be held October 26th from 5:30pm

– 8:00pm. We would like our Trunk – or – treat area

set up and ready to hand out candy by 5:30pm and go

until 7:30pm.

We can provide the candy and decorations for your car

if you would like, or you can do “your own thing.” We

will have youth available to help with decorating and set

up if you desire.

We are trying to recruit those who DO NOT have lit-

tle ones so that the parents and families with little ones

can participate in the event with their kiddos.

Come and join in the festivities of this great annual

event. Please contact Brenda O’Connor to reserve your

spot today! 520-247-9086 (text or call) or email

boconnor2222@yahoo.com.

We are looking for some wonderful smiling fac-

es to help us out with our carnival style games

at the Fall Festival this year. We would prefer

that our volunteers be empty nesters or have

older children, as we want our parents with

little ones to be able to spend their time at the event with their children. We need help with

the following shifts in the Memorial Plaza:

5:30pm - 6:30pm - 10 people needed

6:30pm - 7:30pm - 10 people needed

7:30pm - 8:30pm - 10 people needed

(Last shift works 30 minutes and then has

30 minutes to clean up).

If you are available to help out, please contact

Brenda O'Connor 520-247-9086 (text or call)

or email boconnor2222@yahoo.com. We hope

that you will choose to come and join in the

festivities with us!!!

We hope you will join us on Sunday, October 6 at 12:00pm in the Outreach Cen-

ter to say goodbye to Pastor Randy and wish him well in his new call to Ascension Lu-

theran Church in Paradise Valley, AZ. A Card Basket will be available for your thought-

ful sentiments. This will be a Potluck Luncheon. Please bring a dish to share ac-

cording to the first letter of your last name (see below). If you wish, you may

drop your dish off in the Outreach Center Kitchen anytime after 10:45am (please do

not interrupt Sunday School, which concludes at 10:30am). We hope to see you there!

A-M ~ Main Dish N-Z ~ Side Dish

REZ @ SaddleBrooke and Church News

SaddleBrooke Choir… Do you enjoy singing? If so, we invite you

to come sing in our choir! Our rehearsals are held at the Sonoran Room in the HOA 2

Clubhouse from 1:00pm - 2:45pm each Wednesday under the direction of Charles Riddell.

For questions and more information, please contact Charles at riddellcv@q.com. We

hope you will join us! Rehearsals will resume in October. Watch for more information.

Just a reminder...Beginning Sunday, October 6,

we will begin our Fall Worship schedule

with Services at 9:00am & 10:30am.

A ONE SUNDAY SERVICE LOCATION CHANGE...PLAN AHEAD! Due to the Clubhouse being closed, on Sunday, October 6 we will be will be holding our

Worship Services in the HOA 1 Activities Center. Please plan on carpooling as parking is limited.

Thursdays Beginning October 17 A six-week Adult Confirmation class will

begin on Thursday, October 17 at

10:30am in the Outreach Center.

This is a weekly class until we conclude

the series on November 21.

The textbook for the class is By Heart:

Conversations with Martin Luther's Small Catechism. As

you are able, please stop by the church office for a copy

of the book. We are asking $10 per book to help defray

costs. If you have any questions about the class, please

ask Pastor Al.

All single men and women are

invited to meet for lunch on

Thursday, September 26

at 12:00pm

This month we will "Meet to Eat" at

Truland Burgers and Greens (7332

N Oracle Rd.). We will be ordering

from the menu and paying with separate checks. Please

sign up at our OV site or call the church office if you

plan to come. If you have any questions, please contact

Sharon Belardinelli at 630-336-4536.

Come and Worship on Wednesdays!

All are welcome to gather around

God’s Word on Wednesdays at 6:15pm

at our OV campus.

We currently are learning about “12 Spiritual

Steps.” Taking a page from AA’s 12 Steps, we are

asking how we can take appropriate steps to be-

come healthier in our spiritual lives.

This Wednesday’s Spiritual Step will focus on

James 3:13-18. When we ‘make a searching and

fearless moral inventory of ourselves,’ we make

discoveries we have considered beforehand in

our lives.

Boy Scout Troop 299

Popcorn Sales Sunday!

Sunday, September 29

Resurrection’s Boy Scout Troop will be selling

popcorn on the patio to help raise funds for this

year’s activities and events. Troop 299 is so

thankful for all the support Resurrection has given them throughout the years!

Prime Time Wednesdays

Prime Time is Back!

Wednesday, October 2 11:30am Lunch in the Outreach Center

12:30pm Entertainment by Amber Norgaard

FOLK TO ROCK, COUNTRY TO BLUES…MUSIC THAT INSPIRES

TUCSON LIFESTYLE magazine comments "solo, or

with her band, Amber Norgaard has proved to be a

singer/songwriter to be reckoned with...the petite

powerhouse is one part poet, one part social crusad-

er." Indeed, she has an ability to connect with people

of all ages and backgrounds. Her compassionate life

experience as a community health nurse in the Domin-

ican Republic, Oregon and southwestern Alaska and

her knack for the healing arts shine through in her mu-

sic.

Amber tours nationally. She has opened for Judy Col-

lins, Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins. In addition

to performing, Amber writes songs for film projects

and humanitarian organizations. She also speaks on the

topic of "Music as a Healing Art & Instrument for So-

cial Change" at colleges.

Amber brings her band to Resurrection on Wednes-

day, October 2nd performing her own unique songwrit-

ing and musical style to our Prime Time Wednesday

audience. Show time is 12:30pm directly following Pas-

tor Tim’s Wisconsin style Brats luncheon which starts

at 11:30am. A $10 donation to help defray costs is sug-

gested.

A weekly program of good

home-cooked food, fellowship,

and entertainment! Please join us!

Lunch and Professional Entertainment:

Amber Norgaard

Menu*: Pastor Tim’s famous Brats and Sau-

erkraut, German Potato Salad, and Strudel

($10 suggested donation for lunch & entertainment )

Lunch and Trivia with prizes

Menu*: Pasta Salad with Parmesan Crusted

Chicken, Rolls, Dessert ($5 suggested donation for lunch and activity)

Lunch and Bingo with prizes

Menu*: Beef Stroganoff with Noodles,

Mixed Veggies, Salad, Rolls, Dessert ($5 suggested donation for lunch and activity)

Lunch and Educational Program

Total Wellness presents a

Medicare Presentation

Menu*: Spaghetti and Meatballs, Garlic

Bread, Salad, Dessert ($5 suggested donation for lunch and activity)

(*Menus subject to change)

Women’s Ministries

Youth and Family Ministries

Sunday Mornings

at 9:15am

All kids Ages 3 - 12 grade are invited to

join us in the Outreach Center

Age 3 to 5th grade For more information, contact Brenda

O’Connor at 520-575-9901 or

boconnor2222@yahoo.com

- 6th-8th grade

For more information, contact

Janitzy Spencer at 520-575-9901 or

janitzyspencer@gmail.com

-9th-12th grade

For more information, contact

Jason Benedict at 520-575-9901

or jabenedict65@yahoo.com

Resurrection is gearing up for its annual Christmas

Musical and it’s a zoo out here! Bethlehem’s homes

and inns may be bursting at the seams with travelers

for the census, but because of the animals they

brought with them, the stable is simply out of con-

trol. Camels, donkeys and goats up to the rafters!

Even the normally-sleepy hillsides are now teeming

with an abundance of sheep, and Bethlehem’s top

temp agency must call on their most eager but often-

inept family of workers, the Wooltons to step up

and answer the call (temporary “staffing” takes on a

whole new meaning!). What they expect to be an

unglamorous assignment will soon

put them face to face with the angel

Gabriel, a sky-full of the Heavenly

Host, and ultimately the Good Shep-

herd himself – Jesus!

This high energy show is open to kids of all ages. Re-hearsals are on Sunday afternoons from

12:30pm-2:00pm in Katie’s Quarters in the

Outreach Center. For questions, please contact AJ

Lepore at ajlepore@gmail.com.

Rejoice Circle Resumes Wednesday, October 2

Rejoice circle will hold its first meeting of the fall season on Wednesday, October 2 at 10:15am in Katie’s Quarters. The study this fall is from the Gather Magazine and is en-

titled “No Hard Feelings.” It will study various Psalms and how they show emotions we all

have, but find difficult to accept and handle. Session one deals with anger – of God toward

humanity, humanity toward God, and people toward each other. We will see that our deep emotions matter

to God. We are again very fortunate to have Julie Sieger lead these studies. There will be printed copies of

the lesson for those who don’t get the magazine.

The first Wednesday of the month features a Prime Time lunch and professional entertainment and some

members may choose to attend after the Bible study. We look forward to getting together after the summer

“recess,” and we welcome anyone interested in a monthly Bible study that evokes lots of discussion and

sharing of our faith. For more information or questions, call Anne Movalson at 520-465-5142. Hope to see

you October 2nd with “No hard feelings”!

Life Groups

There are several Life Groups that have space availa-

ble for interested individuals. Life Groups are a great

way to meet other members of Resurrection, and an

especially great way for new members of the church

to get acquainted with fellow members and get to

know one another. There is so much to do and learn

at Resurrection.

To learn which Life Groups are open to additional

members, please go to the church’s web site at

https://www.orovalley.org/ and click on the

“Ministries” tab in the upper right hand side and click

on the “Life Group” link (https://www.orovalley.org/

life-groups.html). When the page opens, look for the

box labeled “Life Groups” Listing (https://

www.orovalley.org/uploads/1/1/5/5/115500829/

life_group_list.pdf) and you will see a list of all the Life

Groups. Note on the right side of the listings you will

see which groups are open or at full capacity.

Please contact the Life Group leader or a Life Group

Team Member for further information (https://

www.orovalley.org/life-group-ministry-team.html)

Marcia & Ken Rislov are wanting to form a second

playing card Life Group. Marcia & Ken are willing to

host an organizational meeting at their home, but are

looking to rotate to the homes of the group mem-

bers. If interested in joining this group or attending

the organizational meeting, please contact Marcia and

Ken (marciarislov@yahoo.com) or any Life Group

Team member.

All men are invited to participate in this lay-

facilitated Men’s Life Group Bible Study. The next

session begins on Saturday, October 12 @

8:00am in OV’s Outreach Center. As a Men’s

Life Group Bible Study, we welcome all who would

like to study God’s Word and apply it to their walk

with Jesus, support one another through life’s cele-

brations and challenges and reach out to serve the

church, community and each other.

The meetings are typically on the second and fourth

Saturday mornings from 8:00am-9:00am in Luther’s

Lair in the Outreach Center at church.

The small group Bible study uses the Serendipity Bi-

ble for Groups, 4th Edition. Copies of this Bible are

available at the sessions. We are currently following the

Men’s strand Masculinity: Will the Real Jesus Please

Stand Up? lessons in this Bible for our study.

In the event you have questions, please feel free to

contact Duane Udstuen via phone/text at 612-518-

3690 or by email at duane.udstuen@gmail.com.

This Life Group led by Resurrection member Mark

Griswold is in the process of forming. Anyone in-

terested in learning the techniques of Fly Fishing are

encouraged to contact Mark or a Life Group Team

Member (https://www.orovalley.org/life-group-

ministry-team.htm) There also may be instructions

on how to relate to others the stories of how the

big one got away.

Also, rumor has it Mark has fished in many parts of

the world, so travel experiences may be a bonus to

being part of this Life Group.

Lucky at Cards #2

Life Groups & Church News

Our October luncheon will be held at

Guiseppe’s (6060 N Oracle Rd). Sepa-

rate checks will be available. We need to confirm our

reservations, so please sign up by Wednesday, Octo-ber 9. (If you have signed up and find that you are un-

able to attend, please contact Karen Louy or Carolyn

Nichols by Wednesday, October 9). Please sign up

on the OV Patio or call the church office. For more

information, or if you would like to carpool, please

call Karen Louy at 742-7669 or Carolyn Nichols at

744-4410.

Resurrection’s Men’s Breakfast kicks off

its 12th season on Saturday, October 5

at 7:30am in the Outreach Center Gym. All men are

invited to join us for a scrumptious breakfast

(provided by Don and Roseanne Thurmond and Fran

Venet) and presentation by members and people of

the community. Jack McCabe, with the Arizona State

Parks, speaking about the Parks System, will be our

guest speaker. Please sign up at church or call

the church office at 520-575-9901.

Updating our Church Accounting System

We now have a fund where you

can help us, if you are willing, to

implement a new accounting sys-

tem at Resurrection. The current

system cannot keep up with the

demands we ask of it. And… with

new additions, there is usually a cost. There is one

for this needed addition as well. The unbudgeted

costs will range somewhere between $40,000 to

$60,000. Can you help?

Here is an update of the fund:

As of September 20, we have been gifted $14,130.

We would certainly be thankful if you decide to help in this effort (please note Accounting Project on

your donation). Thank you!

How does the idea of being in the comfort of your

own home while watching a movie that didn’t cost

you anything sound to you? The next time you are

on the OV campus, stop in “Luther’s Lair” and visit

the Life Group library. There you will find a nice

collection of Christian movies that will provide you

entertainment, as well as a spiritual boost. And you

don’t even need to spend much time looking at the

movie selections. That can be done by following this

link to see all the movies along with a brief synopsis of the story line. (https://www.orovalley.org/

u p l o a d s / 1 / 1 / 5 / 5 / 1 1 5 5 0 0 8 2 9 /

library_movies_directory.pdf) While you are at the

web site, check out all the other materials the li-

brary has to offer. Books, study guides and much

more. Who knows, maybe the Spirit will move you

to select a topic of interest and start a Life Group

of your own. It's all there waiting for you to check

out. Visit the Q&A section (https://

www.orovalley.org/uploads/1/1/5/5/115500829/

life_group_website7_qa.pdf) to learn how to check

out materials or answering most any questions you

might have about the library.

Resurrection member Mike Skilsky is wanting to

form a biking group. If you have an interest in bik-

ing, please communicate that interest to Mike or

any Life Group Team Member or call the church

office at 520-575-9901.

Movie Night…

Check out the Life Groups webpage on the church website at www.orovalley.org.

Church News

Fall Handbell Choir Schedule

GosBell Ringers– a beginning/intermediate choir. If

you have played handbells before or can read music

and have some musical experience, this choir might

be for you. Rehearsals are Monday nights 6:00pm-

7:00pm in the Music Room. This group will play for

Saturday Services approximately every 8 weeks and

on special occasions at our Saddlebrooke Services.

Las Campañas Gloria – an advanced bell choir.

Previous musical experience is needed. If you have a

strong musical background, even if not in bells – we

need you! If you have played before at Resurrection

or another congregation, please consider joining! Re-

hearsals are Monday nights 7:00pm-8:30pm. This

group will play for Sunday Services approximately

once a month.

Need more information? Please contact Ann Paulson

(bellgal@q.com or 797-2456) to let her know you

plan to attend.

It's time for our annual diaper drive in support of the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona.

Collection of donations will be on October 5th & 6th.

Did you know that the Diaper Bank of So. AZ was established in 1994 and was the first of its kind in the

U.S? There are now over 240 similar organizations across the country. The Diaper Bank exists to provide

infant diapers and incontinence briefs to those individuals and families who fall below the poverty line. Most

government assistance programs do not allow their funds to be used for these types of products, forcing

those in need to seek assistance elsewhere.

The need is great for both infant and adult diapers. Actual diaper donations are greatly appreciated and can

be brought to the church on the weekend of October 5th and 6th. Financial donations are also ex-

tremely beneficial as the Diaper Bank has the buying power for these types of products that we don't

have as individuals, and it allows the Diaper Bank to fill voids in the inventory they have at any given time to

support those in need.

As in past years, diaper donations will also be accepted at the Craft Fair and Fall Festival.

Thanks to all of you in advance for your support of this important outreach ministry!

Saturday & Sunday, October 5-6

It's that time of year again! You

know, when we all come back

to share with you the joys and

wonders of Our Lord, through

song. Music is such a wonderful way to share, praise

and worship. It's also a fantastic way to connect with

others. I have been a part of the Chancel Choir since

we met in the Little Theater at CDO HS. This has

given me to chance to meet so many different peo-

ple and make lasting friendships. It has also allowed

me a creative outlet. The countless cantatas and per-

formances have been experiences I will cherish for a lifetime.

Did you know you can be a part of the music minis-

tries at Resurrection? The Chancel Choir sings at the

first Service on Sunday mornings and rehearses on

Thursdays at 7:00pm. If you love music, you should

come and join us, we'd love to have you!

Dolly Pivonka

P.S. Thank you for the new choir robes, they are ab-

solutely lovely!

Prayers of the People Please submit (or re-submit) names of those for whom we are to keep within our prayers

for September. (Bold Italicized names are those new to the list)

MEMBERS/ATTENDEES OF RESURRECTION: John and Joan Allen, June Anderson, Doris Bickel, Bruce Bjorke, David Brandt, Betty Bryant, Bernice Brown, Bill Brunsdale, Jeanne Carroll, Elaine Clements, Ed Drager, Scott Fitch, Mary Jane Gibson, Marion Gilmer, Elmer Halstengaard, Dusty Har-

vey, Jane Hill, Steve Horst, Don Jungling, Colin Kaltenbach, Gary Kittell, Colleen Kirkegaard, Pat Lee, Lillian Meyer, Joan and Roy Mills, Dick Mueller, Ed Ogilvie, Kurt Ohlrich, Tommy Ohlrich, Rosemary Oldenburg, Doreen Parks, Mike Parr, Sue

Pearsey, Jayne Poppert, Judy Rake, Jerry and Ann Rasner, Joanne Schleisman, Ken Shepard, Ilona Skjordahl, Bill Smith, Steve Somers, Bob Sneen, Jack and Lucille Spencer, Jim Vadis, Cliff Van Eaton, Merilee Waldron, Virginia Walter, Arlys and DeMar

Wanstrom, Jim Williams, Carole Wilson, Patti Wood, Chuck Zink.

FAMILY OF RESURRECTION MEMBERS/ATTENDEES:

(Alphabetical by Members’ last name) Pat Havens-Assenzo’s sisters, Connie and Sue; Linda Begega’s daughter, Alyce Begega Garcia; Bruce and Arlys Bjorke’s daughter, Gina Fields; Jenifer Boyce’s brother, Mike Cecil; Marty Brown’s niece, Sarah Gallinetti; David Brunk’s

sister-in-law, Sonja Brunk; Lani Clark’s daughter, Shawn Clark; Dawn Dallaire’s relatives, the Cordasco family; Casey Domalewski’s son, Steven Kubrak; Kathy Dunn’s family members, Faryn and John, Karina, Patrick, Emmett, Gina, and

Roni; Jack and Linda Good’s brother, Jim Hollis; Steve Huffman’s nephew, David Beaird; Patrice Kittell’s brother, Mi-chael Einneran and aunt, Marie Kantarek; Karen Latham’s great niece, Elin Hoescht; Tace Lowe’s mother, Barbara; Sue

Maki’s daughter, Turi; Ginger Marburger’s friends and family; Sally Mathis’ son, Kevin; Barbara and Mark McInnis’ son and daughter-in-law, Brian and Joleen; Judy McMullen’s son, John McMullen; Anne Munoz’s sister, Linda Freeman;

Christine Neman’s daughter, Katy Lopez; Nancy Odson’s sisters, Doris Sweet and Carol Dilks, and stepson, Joey Rollo; Richard Oldenburg’s son, Scott; Scott and Kristina Randolph’s daughter, Gracie Reeder; Linda Shatto’s daughter,

Jenna Irrer; Jane Stash’s grandmother, Adeline Beltz; Jane Sterritt’s mother, Annie Huggins; Don and Jane Stewart’s niece, Laura Taylor; Raquel Stewart’s son, Mark Anthony Parker; Dianne Temple’s sister, Rose, and grandson, Xavier;

Stephanie and Richard Thompson’s mother, Sandy Mitzel; Roseanne Thurmond’s mother, Josephine Armato, and cousin, Victor; Matt and Carol Tombre’s daughter and son-in-law, Beth and Stephen; Kathy Wahl’s sister-in-law, Sheri

Wahl; Eve and Gary Walker’s daughter, Sarah Mudaliar. FRIENDS AND OTHER CONCERNS:

Lori Bertron, Butch and Barb Branum, Louise and Joe Candito, Cathy, Denise Crayven, Liam Dodge, ELCA Bishop Eliza-

beth Eaton, Paul Flemm, Kay Gilson, Peter Graf, Laura Green, Harold Hanson, Grand Canyon Synod Bishop Deborah Hut-terer, Barb Kilani, Sharon Kunz, Lorrie Lane, the Mathis family, Nona Okerstrom, Gwen O'Neil, Roberta Pinkard, Dot San-

ty, Dianne Temple, Justin Vibert, Jim Vogel, Youth On Their Own, students and teachers, people with disabilities and chronic illness, the homeless, foster kids and foster parents, refugees, widows and widowers, our government, members of

the military and their families, LGBTQ, Childhood Cancer Awareness.

WE MOURN WITH THOSE WHO MOURN: Bob Humphrey, due to the death of his wife, Carol

Mary Van Eaton, due to the death of her brother, Jim McGran

Deadlines to

Remember

The Vision Articles:

8 Days before the Sunday

you wish the article to

appear.

Please send Vision articles to

Char at:

cjensen@orovalley.org

Fundraising Requests: 2 months prior to the event;

submit to Church Office

Ministry Tables on

the Patio:

10 days prior to requested

weekend; submit to Church

Office

September Weekly Attendance MTD

2019 2018

624 600

Last Week’s Attendance By Service

YTD Weekly Attendance

2019 2018

810 815

September Financial Response

General Fund:

Building/

Mortgage:

MTD Total

YTD Total

2019

$ 62,046

$ 15,196

$ 77,242

$ 1,165,788

2018

$ 61,817

$ 13,471

$ 75,288

$ 1,127,009

Spiritual Response

Community Groups Meeting Weekly at Resurrection: Al-Anon, Arizona Thun-

der Youth Basketball, Boy Scout Troop 299, Girl Scouts, CCC Board, Compassionate

Friends, Jazzercise/Silver Sneakers, The Learning Curve, NYS Volleyball, Spotlight

Youth Productions, Weight Watchers, and YMCA Basketball Teams

This Week at Resurrection This Week at Resurrection

5:00pm: Worship (OV)

7:45am: Worship (OV)

9:15am: Worship (OV)

9:15am: SPARK Sunday School in the Outreach Center

9:15am: BLAST Confirmation in the Outreach Center

9:15am: LAUNCH High School Bible Study in the Outreach

Center

10:00am: Worship (SB) Vermilion Room-HOA 1

10:45am: Worship (OV) 12:30pm: Children’s Christmas Program rehearsal in Katie’s

Quarters

9:00am: “Stay on Your Feet” Balance Class in Katie’s Quar-

ters

6:00pm: GosBell Ringers Bell Choir Rehearses in the Music

Room

6:30pm: Life Group Leader Meeting in The Studio

7:00pm: Las Campañas Gloria Bell Choir Rehearses in the

Music Room

9:00am: Chair Yoga in Katie’s Quarters

7:00pm: River Rehearsal in the Sanctuary

9:00am: Sisters in Christ Bible Study in Luther’s Lair Out-

reach Center

1:00pm: Beginning Wood Carving in the Art Rooms

1:30pm: Knitting Clinic in Luther’s Lair

4:00pm: Art by Heart for Students meet in the Art Rooms

6:15pm: Wednesday Worship Service in the Sanctuary

7:00pm: Spirit Singers rehearse in the Sanctuary

1:00pm: Art by Heart Open Studio in the Art Rooms

1:00pm: Matching Dragons Life Group in Luther’s Lair

6:15pm: Soul Swingers rehearse in the Sanctuary

7:00pm: Chancel Choir rehearses in the Sanctuary

7:00pm: Al-Anon in Luther’s Lair

7:00am: Bulletin Folders meet in the Music Room

5:00pm: Worship (OV)

7:45am: Worship (OV)

9:15am: Worship (OV)

9:15am: SPARK Sunday School in the Outreach Center

9:15am: BLAST Confirmation in the Outreach Center

9:15am: LAUNCH High School Bible Study in the Outreach

Center

10:00am: Worship (SB) Vermilion Room-HOA 1

10:00am: Newcomers’ Class in the Music Room

10:45am: Worship (OV) 12:30pm: Children’s Christmas Program rehearsal in Katie’s

Quarters

Saturday:

7:45am:

9:15am

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