TLC Transcripts The Newsletter of Transfiguration Lutheran Church January/February 2016 Gather Grow Go Proclaiming Christ in The New Year As we begin a new year of life we are faced with some of the same age-old ques- tions: “What in the world is going on?” We face so many very real reasons for serious concern. Can we save the world from global warming? Can we ever mend relations with the Muslim world? Can we bring an end to terror- ism? Can we bring an end to mass shootings in our country? Will our country find ways to talk and agree or will we continue to divide and polarize? The psalmist once said, “I lift my eyes to the hills, from where will my help come? My help comes from the Lord, the maker of heaven and earth.” The psalmist was looking up at all the temples of the local gods where people went to pray for all their particular problems. The psalmist knew that there was only one God, only one hope. We live in a broken world that needs salvation. We live in a broken world that is increasingly growing less reliant on God. In the midst of this ongoing reality of strife we have this amazing word of hope to offer. Jesus said when you hear of wars and ru- mor of wars and hear of famines and earthquakes, then stand up, raise your head and know your salvation is near. No matter how dark things ever may get for us we will contin- ue to stand up, raise our heads, and proclaim Jesus Christ. He has come, he is here, is will come again. As we hold to that great promise it holds us up in comfort joy and peace. Let us continue to proclaim Jesus Christ in the New Year. God’s Peace, www.tlcmn.com TRANSFIGURATION LUTHERAN CHURCH A Reconciling In Christ Congregation 11000 France Avenue South Bloomington, MN 55431 Telephone: 952.884.2364 www.tlcmn.com Early Learning Center 952.884.7955 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID TWIN CITIES, MN Permit Number 90037 Scan this with your smart phone to jump to TLC’s website. Rev. Dr. Ed Treat, Senior Pastor-ext. 16……...…[email protected]Associate Pastor Arthur Murray-ext. 21………...... [email protected]Renee Jefferson, AIM. Dir of Education ext. 14…..... [email protected]Dr. Rob Reid, Director of Music, ext. 22….………[email protected]Benjamin Gieseke, Youth and Family Intern, ext. [email protected]Connie Anderson, Director of Operations, ext. [email protected]Sarah Lanier, Office Administrator...…...................... [email protected]Barb Wigstadt, ELC Director, ……..……….…..…[email protected]Karen Daniels, Organist Carmen Englert, Organist Phetsamone Ekholm, Pianist Mary George, Vocalist, Choir Assistant Gather In Grace 2-3 Go Forth To Serve 8-9 Grow In Faith 4-5 10:45 Service Moves to 11:00 Guest Preacher, Rev. Melissa Melnick of Tapestry, January 10 Epiphany/Lent Worship Schedule Annual meeting January 31, 11:00am Reconciling in Christ Sunday, Feb. 21 Children and Adults Lenten Mentoring High School Mission Trip Lenten Prayer Study p. 9 Guys for God Syrian Refugee Support VEAP Donations God’s Work. Our Hands. Jan. 24 Global Health Ministries
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The News l e t t e r o f Trans f i g ura t io n Lutheran Church J anuary/February 20 16
Gather
Grow
Go
Proclaiming Christ in The New Year
As we begin a new year of life we are faced with some of the same age-old ques-tions: “What in the world is going on?”
We face so many very real reasons for serious concern. Can we save the world from global warming? Can we ever mend relations with the Muslim world? Can we bring an end to terror-ism? Can we bring an end to mass shootings in our country? Will our country find ways to talk and agree or will we continue to divide and polarize?
The psalmist once said, “I lift my eyes to the hills, from where will my help come? My help comes from the Lord, the maker of heaven and earth.” The psalmist was looking up at all the temples of the local gods where people went to pray for all their particular problems. The psalmist knew that there was only one God, only one hope.
We live in a broken world that needs salvation. We live in a broken world that is increasingly growing less reliant on God. In the midst of this ongoing reality of strife we have this amazing word of hope to offer. Jesus said when you hear of wars and ru-mor of wars and hear of famines and earthquakes, then stand up, raise your head and know your salvation is near.
No matter how dark things ever may get for us we will contin-ue to stand up, raise our heads, and proclaim Jesus Christ. He has come, he is here, is will come again. As we hold to that great promise it holds us up in comfort joy and peace. Let us continue to proclaim Jesus Christ in the New Year.
Thank you TLC for all the cards, well wishes and those wonderful prayers that have made my recovery from a bicycle accident go as smoothly as anyone could hope for. Thank you especially for the time taken to visit me at home bearing flowers and all the phone calls. It all meant so much and is so appreciated while getting over the rough stuff. You are truly God’s caring people. Diane Mielke
February Heart Health Month
Following are some tips for a health happy heart and a good way to start the new year.
Use up as many calories as you take in. Increase the amount and intensity of your
physical activity to match the number of calories you take in.
Don’t smoke tobacco – and avoid secondhand smoke.
Sermons Online Sermons are available on our website
after Sunday services.
www.tlcmn.com
Ushers and Communion Helpers at 11:00 a.m. wor-ship.
Financial donations for weekly communion bread ($84/month for bread and $37/month for wine).
Volunteers Touch Lives
and Lift Spirits. Health and Wellness
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“The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness
and the world’s deep hunger meet.” Frederick Buechner
Thank you for sharing your precious time and kind words as you help others through your caring service. Volunteers do make a difference.
Sympathy
Deb Christensen, upon the death of her
father, Roger Pukall.
Chuck Wallin and family, upon the death
of his wife, Barb.
Becky & Will Dunwiddie and family, upon
the death of Becky’s father, Robert Owens.
Pat & Michele Siebenaler and family, upon
the death of Pat’s sister, Kris Miller.
Svend & Grethe Petersen and family, upon
the death of their daughter, Tina Donchetz.
Becky Hokenson, upon the death of her
father, Odean Hokenson.
Brian & Cindy Toms and family, upon the
death of Brian’s father, Art.
Rose Bodhaine, upon the death of her
great grandson, William Bodhaine.
Tim and Stephanie Werner and family upon
the death of Tim’s Father, Earl Werner.
Family of Jeri Bloedow upon her death.
Kathaleen Madison, Lisa, Cindee and family
on the death of husband and father, Warren
Ministry Needs
Throughout the church year we are
revisiting the seven marks of
discipleship as a useful guide for
Christian life in community.
Epiphany (January)
—Share Christ’s Love in Word and Deed Beyond TLC
The season of Epiphany celebrates the light and love of Christ being made known to the Gentiles. We will mark this season particularly through doing God’s Work with Our Hands on January 24. (see page 8)
Lent (February and March)
—Pray Daily
During Lent we prepare ourselves for the remem-brance of Holy Week through prayer and meditation. There will be classes on various forms of prayer offered throughout Lent. (see page 9)
Church Theme for the Year: Seven Marks of Discipleship
Gather In Grace
January 6, Wednesday Eve Oasis
Worship resumes, 6:15 p.m.
Sunday, January 10 – Guest Preacher,
Rev. Melissa Melnick of Tapestry.
January & February—two possible Ordi-
nation Services TBA.
January 24, “God’s Work. Our
Hands.” Sunday.
February 10, Ash Wednesday
Service, 6:15p.m. Dinner 5:30.
February 22, Reconciling in Christ Sunday,
former TLC youth minister, Barbara
Lundblad, preaching.
Wednesday Eve Meals
Join family and friends for delicious, hot meals served 5:40-6:10 p.m. Wednesday prior to 6:15
worship. Cost is $5/person
Seven Marks of Discipleship
Worship weekly
Pray daily
Read the Bible
Give generously of our time,
talents, and financial resources to the goal of tithing
As I write this in the busy season of Advent (trying to remember to slow down, seek peace, and wait for the Lord), I shift my thinking to the season ahead. Epiphany’s Light and Hope helps me say to you that now (January) is the perfect time to get involved in one of our TLC music groups! I invite you to give yourself the Gift of Music in your life as a New Year’s Resolu-tion. We especially need singers in the Chancel Choir from now through Easter, since we have several singers who head south for the winter. But all of the following groups welcome new singers or ring-ers:
Starting Wednesday, January 6
5:00 – Bronze Bells, for grades 5-10.
5:30 – Children’s Choir and Chimers, for grades K-6.
5:30 – Youth Singers and Instrumentalists to lead Oasis Worship.
7:00 – Chancel Choir, for Senior High and adults.
8:30 – Praise and Worship Team, for Senior High and adults.
Here are some other activities coming up that you may want to be aware of: Chancel Choir to get “Tuned Up” with Concordia College’s Rene Clausen, January 23 from 9:00 a.m. until noon at St. Michael’s Lutheran Church.
Rob Reid Sings with the National Lutheran Choir, Saturday, February 27, 7:30 p.m. at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran in Apple Valley, and Sunday, February 28, at 4:00 p.m. at St. Philip the Deacon Lutheran in Plymouth. Contact organist Karen Daniels for reduced-price tickets to these concerts.
TLC Handbells Ring at “Bellfest,”Saturday, February 27 at 3:00 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church in Eden Prairie. This 20th annual event is directed by William Mathis of Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church.
Wishing you the joy of music in the New Year at TLC!
January – The Perfect Time to
Join Choir or Bells
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News, Events & Opportunities
Body Conditioning - Pilates Method
This 55 minute class will be offered Tuesday evenings, starting January 4, 6:30-7:30 p.m. First class is free. $96 for 8 weeks . Led by DeAnna Eckerdt at 952-884-8714 or 952-240-0539.
Yoga - Build your Vitality
Winter session classes will be Mondays, 7:00-8:30 p.m. Jan.11-Feb. 8 for $55. Drop-in classes are $16. Teacher- Kathryn Sharpe [email protected] 612-220-0899.
Bloomington-Richfield Grief Support Coalition
January 7 to February 25, at House of Prayer Lutheran Church, 7625 Chicago Ave. S. at 4:30 to 6:00.
LifeLine Screening
February 23 – TLC hosts in the West Fellowship Hall from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Faith Fact & Fiction
January 14 – Discussing the book, Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End, Atul Gawande. February 11 - Discussing the book, Midwife of Hope River, Patricia Harman. The book group always has “an open chair (or more)” so please join the group anytime.
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This is the last time I will write as a TLC staff member. The past 7 years have been a great blessing to me in so many ways, more ways than I can easily express.
I thank all of you for allowing me to be with you in your homes, to share communion, to share stories, to share prayers, to sit with loved ones as they have been hospitalized, have grieved, have died. I hold all of you in prayers of thanksgiving.
Transfiguration has long been my faith family and will continue for years to come. It is with a certain amount of sadness that I leave this position, but I know it is right for me at this time.
Thank You!
Contribute on Your Phone
You can now use your smart phone to give to TLC. Send text to: 952-777-8909.
Include a dollar sign in front of an amount and your gift will be made to TLC. Example: $25
The first time you do this you will have to register but after that any time you want to give it's as simple as sending a dollar sign and an amount.
If you want to designate a gift you can do that too. After the amount add a space and the following initials for the appropriate fund: BF = Building Fund, GM= Gifts and Me-morials, FF= Foundation Fund, SO= Special Offering (Currently Syrian Refugees). Example: $25 SO
This team meets the second Sunday of each month at 8:30 a.m. at TLC. We respond to God’s love for all by providing resources and support in the prevention and treatment of addictive behav-iors and substance abuse. Find resources on the bulletin boards or call the church office to speak with someone from the team.
TLC Adults
Lenten Series on Prayer
Wednesdays at 10:30am; Sundays at 12pm
Facilitated by Arthur Murray and Renee Jeffer-son our Mark of Discipleship in Lent is “Pray Dai-ly.” In this class we will explore and experience a different kind of prayer each week including inter-cessory, contemplative, petition, confession, song as prayer, and action as prayer.
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CHILDREN AND ADULTS:
Milestones (parents and children at 9:45 in Adult Ed Rm)
Jan 10 – 2nd Grade -fairness
Feb 7 – 1st Grade - 10 Commandments
Feb 21 & 28 – 5th Grade – Holy Communion.
ADULTS
1st & 3rd Tuesday Bible study—10 a.m. in Conf. rm.
Men’s Bible study—Thursdays 8 a.m. in Ad.Ed.Rm.
Brown Bag Bible Study Study Jan 11 from 11-1. Bring a lunch and we’ll look at Philippians 1:1-26 using the Gather study as a basis. (Sign up in Life at TLC).
Coffee and Conversation (Wed 7-8 p.m. in Ad.Ed.Rm.)
Jan 6 - Faith vs. Traditions in Islam (Ted Talk)
Jan 13 - The baptism of Jesus
Jan 20 - Church Traditions/Seasons of the year -
Jan 27 - Family "Rules" - joys, limits, money, etc.
Feb 3 - Favorite Bible verses
Feb 10-Mar23—No classes—we are mentors!
Teachers—Full-time/part time regulars for Club 56 and 4th Grade Sundays at 9:45
Planning team members for VBS, Guys for God, Senior Adult Fellowship
I don’t like to be cold—ever. So what can I do to keep warm? Good conversation with others, especially around scripture is a great way for me. And, according to Luke 24:32, I’m not the only one! After Jesus’ resurrection he appears on the road to two followers whose hearts “burn within them” as Jesus explains the Scripture to them. I invite you to find ways to encounter the scripture with someone else.
Certainly in worship, but perhaps in a study/conversation group, or with a partner or friend using a devotional booklet (3-month one avail-able at church), an online daily at http://www.luthersem.edu/godpause/default.aspx; or pick up the weekly version of Taking Faith Home from the education kiosk in the Narthex. GET
Warm Up With God’s Word
Guys for God—6 p.m. meal followed by speaker Jan 19 Men’s Health, Dr. Mark Nielsen Feb 16 , Vikings update, Andy Deering
Library Team Jan 13 at 1 p.m. Be a part of the library team – meet with us in the Library as we plan, clean, sort, and dream.
Senior Adult Fellowship—1 p.m. on 3rd Thurs. Sign up in Life at TLC.
Jan 21 Metro Transit visits with great information and tips for seniors. Adult Ed Rm.
Feb 18 Happy Birthday Party – Come and cele-brate everyone’s birthday at a fun event to which we invite TLC-ELC Kindergarten for cake & ice cream and games and crafts. Sign up in Life at TLC.
1 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall
Ministry Needs
Fellowship & Growth Opportunities
Walking With Our children
in the Truth
Ministry Needs Continued Prayer for the ELC
The Early Learning Center will be beginning 2016 with our 3rd annual State of the Center meetings on the evenings of Jan-uary 11th , 12th, and 14th in the Sanctuary from 5:00 – 6:00.
We started this new tradition in 2013 to share with families and interested church members our accomplishments of the past year, our current financial picture and our goals going forward. All church members are welcome to attend any of these three evenings.
Through another successful season of fundraising we now feel we have enough to buy a “new” used bus. We have found a possible bus, out of state, and hopefully will have it in January. We want to thank the many different Transfiguration members who have helped us.
Young people today need more than infor-mation. They need mystery, meaning, belonging, and identity.
During the season of Lent (February 10-March 16), each TLC Confirmation Student will meet with an adult faith mentor every Wednesday night from 6:15-8:00 p.m., attending Oasis wor-ship together at 6:15 and then having a guided conversation in the Fellowship Hall or youth Room after worship. All conversation materials will be supplied in advance.
Interested in becoming a mentor? Sign ups are available in the Narthex and on Wednesday nights! Or email [email protected]
First-time mentors must attend an orientation meet-ing on Wednesday, February 3, at 7:30 p.m., in the Fellowship Hall.
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly; teach and admonish one another in all wisdom; and with grati-tude in your hearts sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual
songs to God.
-Colossians 3:16
Lenten Mentoring
Youth Mural
Funds
Supplies
Expertise
Pine Ridge Trip
Funds
Materials
Sponsor a kid!
TLC Youth
Pine Ridge Summer Mission Trip– June 12-18
We are headed to Pine Ridge, South Dakota for this year’s high school mission trip! Our students are headed to the reservation to serve and grow in partnership with the men and women of the reservation. This trip is open to all students in 9th-12th grade and any adults who are interested in being chaperones! Want to support our students? Watch for our fundraising opportunities or sponsor a student!
Camp Sunday- February 7 Camp Sunday is coming up! We’re headed back to Wapo and Luther Dell again this year with options for all ages! Camp dates this year are:
Camperships are available, please contact Ben at [email protected] to make arrangements.
Confirmation Calendar Highlights
January 6- Confirmation resumes after the Christ-mas break
January 27- Mission night in small groups, no large group at TLC
February 24- Mission night in small groups, no large group at TLC.
Ministry Needs
Syrian Refugees
Join with the ELCA and Lu-theran Disaster Response in sup-porting Syrian refugees in Hunga-ry and Serbia who are fleeing war and crisis. Donations will provide
food, diapers, blankets, water, health kits, hygiene kits, and psychosocial services to assist those who have fled their homes. Make out check to Transfiguration Lu-
theran Church and write "LDR – Syrian Refugees" in the memo line.
Helping Hungry People in Our Community VEAP makes a Difference
Over the last 6 months: VEAP has provided residents in our local community with:
1000 birthday bags, 2000 rides home from the Pantry;
3000 $$ in gas/bus cards;
4000 Transportation rides,
5000 $$ in utility assistance,14,000 total services provided of all kinds;
1,700,000 pounds of food.
We are collecting for VEAP
Needed in January:
Hot or cold cereal, pancake mix, or Bisquick, canned fruit, sugar (small), muffin mix, cocoa mix.
Our Mark of Discipleship for Epiphany: “Share God’s Love In Word and Deed Beyond TLC” makes this a perfect time for our next “God’s Work. Our Hands” Sunday. On Sunday, January 24th, following each worship service there will be opportunities to serve both onsite at TLC and out in our community. From decorating food bags for VEAP or tying blankets in the Fellow-ship Hall, to singing with the choir at Edina or Rich-field Care Center or shoveling snow for a neighbor, your hands are needed. Wear a “God’s Work. Our Hands.” t-shirt or any yellow t-shirt so we can spread and reflect the light no matter where we go! So put on your working clothes and join the fun on January 24 for we will be doing God’s work with our hands!
Global Health Ministries
Helping the Hands that Heal
This team packs medical supplies for shipping over-seas at GHM the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month. They carpool from TLC at 9:15 a.m. and return by 2:45 p.m. There are always treats and coffee available for break. [email protected]
Other Opportunities to Serve
Opportunities to Give
Join the Mission and Outreach Team
This team recommends to the council and congrega-tion ways to love God by serving our neighbor.
1 New Year's Day New Year's Day (United States) TLC Closed
2 10a-10a Organist Rehearsal (S)
3 8:15a-9:15a Worship-Communion (S) 9a-11a Blood Pressure Screening (FH) (FH) 9:30a-10:30a Worship-Communion (S) 11a-12p Worship-Communion (S)
4 6p-8p Boy Scouts wFH 6:30p-7:45p TLC Handbells (S) 7p-8:30p Care Mail Crafters (Rm 4)
5 10a-11:30a First and Third Bible study (C) (C) 1:30p-3p Staff meeting C 3p-7p Piano Lessons (M) 3p-6p Piano Lessons (Rm 1) 4:30p-6p Mission Team (C) 6:30p-7:30p Pilates Rm. 1 7p-8p Cub Scouts FH
6 Epiphany The Day of Epiphany 9a-11a TLC Walkers (OS) (OS) 5p-5:30p Bronze Bells (S) 5:30p-6p Children's Choir (M) 5:30p-6:15p Meal 5:30p-6p TLC Youth Singers (S) 6:15p-7p Oasis Worship-Communion (S) 7p-8:15p Chancel Choir (M,S) 7p-8p Coffee and conversation AE 7p-8p Confirmation 8:30p-9:30p Praise and Worship Team (S)
7 8a-9a Men's Gib Lee Memorial Bible Study (AE) 9a-11a Workmen (C) 1p-2p Computer Group (AE) (AE) 3p-6:30p Piano Lessons (M)
8 9a-12p Quilters (Rooms 1 & 2)
9 Private event FH, K 10a-12a Organist Rehearsal (S)
10 8:15a-9:15a Worship-Communion (S) 8:30a-9:30a Addiction Awareness (C) 9:30a-10:30a Worship-Communion (S) 9:45a-10:30a 2nd Grade Fairness Milestone 10:45a-11:45a Health Cabinet (C) 11a-12p Worship-Communion (S) 11a-12p baptims
11 Human Trafficking Awareness 10a-10:30a ELC Chapel Sanctuary 10a-2:45p Global Health Packing 11a-1p Brown Bag Bible study AE 5p-6p ELC State of the Center S 6p-8p Boy Scouts wFH 6:30p-7:45p TLC Handbells (S) 7p-8:30p Yoga Rm 1
12 Poling Site 1:30p-3p Staff meeting C 3p-7p Piano Lessons (M) 3p-6p Piano Lessons (Rm 1) 5p-6p ELC State of the Center S 5p-6:30p RIC Ally Team C 6:30p-8p Church Council Meeting 6:30p-7:30p Pilates eFH
13 9a-11a TLC Walkers (OS) (OS) 1p-2p library meeting L 5p-5:30p Bronze Bells (S) 5:30p-6p Children's Choir (M) 5:30p-6:15p Meal 5:30p-6p TLC Youth Singers (S) 6:15p-7p Oasis Worship-Communion (S) 7p-8:15p Chancel Choir (M,S) 7p-8p Coffee and conversation AE 7p-8p Confirmation 8:30p-9:30p Praise and Worship Team (S)
14 8a-9a Men's Gib Lee Memorial Bible Study (AE) 9a-11a Workmen (C) 1p-3p FFF book group (C) 3p-6:30p Piano Lessons (M) 5p-6p ELC State of the Center S
16 9a-1p Private event eFH, K 10a-12a Organist Rehearsal (S)
17 8:15a-9:15a Worship-Communion-Healing Prayers (S) 9:30a-10:30a Worship-Communion-Healing Prayers (S) 11a-12p Worship-Communion (S)
18 Martin Luther King Martin Luther King Day (United States) TLC Closed 6:30p-7:45p NO Handbells
19 10a-11:30a 1st & 3rd Bible study (C) (C) 1:30p-3p Staff meeting C 3p-7p Piano Lessons (M) 3p-6p Piano Lessons (Rm 1) 6p-6:30p Flute Lesson Rm2 6p-8p Girl Scouts Rm1 6p-8p Guys for God FHall 6:30p-7:30p Pilates eFH
20 9a-11a TLC Walkers (OS) (OS) 5p-5:30p Bronze Bells (S) 5:30p-6p Children's Choir (M) 5:30p-6:15p Meal 5:30p-6p TLC Youth Singers (S) 6:15p-7p Oasis Worship-Communion (S) 7p-8:15p Chancel Choir (M,S) 7p-8p Coffee and conversation AE 7p-8p Confirmation (7/8 FH, 9 YR) (Confirmation 8:30p-9:30p Praise and Worship Team (S)
21 8a-9a Men's Gib Lee Memorial Bible Study (AE) 9a-11a Workmen (C) 10a-11a K3P3 (Library) 1p-2:30p Senior Adult Fellowship Adult Ed Metro Transit 3p-6:30p Piano Lessons (M)
23 9a-12p Derby Cub Scouts FH 10a-12a Organist Rehearsal (S)
24 God's Work. Our Hands. 8:15a-9:15a Worship-Communion (S) 9:30a-10:30a Worship-Communion (S) 11a-12p Worship-Communion (S)
25 7a-8a ELC Board C 10a-10:30a ELC Chapel Sanctuary 10a-2:45p Global Health Packing 6p-8p Boy Scouts wFH 6:30p-7:45p TLC Handbells (S) 7p-8:30p Yoga Rm 1
26 1:30p-3p Staff meeting C 3p-7p Piano Lessons (M) 3p-6p Piano Lessons (Rm 1) 6p-7p Mental Health Awareness meeting (C) 6:30p-7:30p Pilates eFH
27 9a-11a TLC Walkers (OS) (OS) 5p-5:30p Bronze Bells (S) 5:30p-6p Children's Choir (M) 5:30p-6:15p Meal 5:30p-6p TLC Youth Singers (S) 6:15p-7p Oasis Worship-Communion (S) 7p-8:15p Chancel Choir (M,S) 7p-8p Coffee and conversation AE 7p-8p Confirmation Mission night 8:30p-9:30p Praise and Worship Team (S)
28 8a-9a Men's Gib Lee Memorial Bible Study (AE) 9a-11a Workmen (C) 3p-6:30p Piano Lessons (M)
29 9a-12p Quilters (Rooms 1 & 2)
30 10a-12a Organist Rehearsal (S)
31 8:15a-9:15a Worship-Communion (S) 9:30a-10:30a Worship-Communion (S) 11a-12p TLC Annual Meeting
Notes: The February Calendar will be available in the Narthex in late January so that information will be as up to date as possible. (Or can be found on our website)
