St. Peter’s Reformed Church 320 E. Grandview Avenue Zelienople, PA 16063 (724) 452-8120 stpzelie.org The Joyful Noiseletter A PUBLICATION OF ST. PETER’S REFORMED CHURCH "And be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving each other, just as God in Christ has also forgiven you." Ephesians 4:32 Happy “Love” Month … I’m sure many of you know the Frank Sinatra tune “Love & Marriage.” Well, the first verse sums it up for us; Love and marriage, love and marriage They go together like a horse and carriage This I tell you, brother You can't have one without the other As I was preparing my calendar for the New Year, moving important meetings and ministry opportunities into the pages of 2019, I realized I already have five weddings to officiate and two more that are waiting for details to unfold. Love is certainly in the air! One of the things that Kendra and I enjoy doing is meeting with the couples for marriage counseling. We invite them into our home for dinner, fellowship and review of the pre-marriage inventory. It’s an opportunity to get to know the couples more intimately and decipher what makes them tick! We use a marriage inventory program called SYMBIS (Saving Your Marriage Before it Starts) and it details many interesting facts about the couple prior to making that covenant before God, family and friends. I’m sure you all know the Energizer Bunny, right? He is the famous pink mascot and marketing icon for Energizer batteries. That little rabbit, with his sunglasses, beats a bass drum … and he never stops. He just keeps going and going and going. As I think about meeting with our couples, I think, “Wouldn’t it be nice if marriages were like that? Wouldn’t it be nice if, when you tied the knot, it wasn’t a slipknot?” The sad truth is that tons of marriages don’t seem to last as long as an Energizer battery and the statistics regarding marriage failures continue to climb upward, hovering around 50%. February 2019 Celebrating Love & Marriage
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St. Peter’s Reformed Church
320 E. Grandview Avenue
Zelienople, PA 16063
(724) 452-8120
stpzelie.org
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"And be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving each other, just as God in Christ has also forgiven you." Ephesians 4:32
Happy “Love” Month …
I’m sure many of you know the Frank Sinatra tune “Love & Marriage.” Well, the first verse sums it up for us;
Love and marriage, love and marriage They go together like a horse and carriage This I tell you, brother You can't have one without the other
As I was preparing my calendar for the New Year, moving important meetings and ministry opportunities into the pages of 2019, I realized I already have five weddings to officiate and two more that are waiting for details to unfold. Love is certainly in the air! One of the things that Kendra and I enjoy doing is meeting with the couples for marriage counseling. We invite them into our home for dinner, fellowship and review of the pre-marriage inventory. It’s an opportunity to get to know the couples more intimately and decipher what makes them tick! We use a marriage inventory program called SYMBIS (Saving Your Marriage Before it Starts) and it details many interesting facts about the couple prior to making that covenant before God, family and friends.
I’m sure you all know the Energizer Bunny, right? He is the famous pink mascot and marketing icon for Energizer batteries. That little rabbit, with his sunglasses, beats a bass drum … and he never stops. He just keeps going and going and going. As I think about meeting with our couples, I think, “Wouldn’t it be nice if marriages were like that? Wouldn’t it be nice if, when you tied the knot, it wasn’t a slipknot?” The sad truth is that tons of marriages don’t seem to last as long as an Energizer battery and the statistics regarding marriage failures continue to climb upward, hovering around 50%.
My heart breaks when I hear of a marriage that I performed has resulted in separation or worse, divorce. When I do a wedding, one of the things that Kendra and I stress is if they are having struggles, don’t become a statistic, but rather reach out to us for counseling and help! Divorce should not be an option. As Ruth Graham once said, “I never considered divorcing Billy. Murder, yes, but not divorce." She was obviously kidding about the latter. Without question, if you want to have a good and lasting marriage, one that keeps going and going and going, getting better and better and better as time marches on, there is one big requirement. It is the word forgiveness. What is the source of all the problems in marriage relationships? It is simple. Guys, you married a sinner ... and she married a bigger one! When you get two sinners together, there will be fireworks, disagreements, hurt feelings, and the need to seek forgiveness and grant forgiveness.
1. Seek Forgiveness. When you do something dumb, selfish, and hurtful, be quick to take full responsibility and humbly and genuinely apologize. Don’t go to bed until you make right those things you made wrong. A good maxim to live by in your relationship with the Lord and your spouse: “When you mess up, fess up.” Spit on your pride and your rights. Be quick to seek forgiveness for your sins and your failures.
2. Grant Forgiveness. When your feelings have been hurt, don’t hold on to the hurt. Let it go. Even if your spouse does not seek forgiveness, grant it to him/her. Every hurt eventually turns to anger and unresolved anger turns to bitterness and resentment. God’s Word is clear, “Do not let the sun go down on your anger, and do not give the devil an opportunity” (Ephesians 4:26-27). Talk through problems, hurts, and issues in the marriage. Don’t let molehills turn into mountains. Give your hurts to God and refuse to live in resentment and un-forgiveness.
February is the ‘love’ month, a time for us to celebrate the love we have for those special people in our lives. It’s not just for couples though. In your friendships, relationships, or your marriage, make it your goal to be kind, tender-hearted, and forgiving. If you are married and thinking of throwing in the towel, call me before you do anything you may regret. God is the God of love, might and miracle. Seek Him and He will infuse your relationships with life, love, and laughter.
Celebrating love with you …
Pastor Jim (and Kendra too!)
CONSISTORY UPDATE
Consistory Retreat Conducted January 12, 2019
Anti-Bullying Musical Open to the Public Scheduled for March 24, 2019
Palm Sunday Musical with Youth Planned
Need a St. Peter’s Social Media Coordinator/Website Manager If you have any questions, please contact me at 724-316-0676 or via email at [email protected].
Thank you, Wendy Grubbs Consistory Secretary
Why Not Make St. Peter’s
Your Spiritual Home?
Sunday, February 10th 2019
9:00 a.m.
Church Office/Meeting Room
If interested talk to Pastor Jim!
SUNDAY SCHOOL NURSERY, WORSHIP NURSERY
& JR. CHURCH SCHEDULE
FOR FEBRUARY & MARCH
Please remember to always clean up space after you are done on your assigned schedule. Place nursery items in bins/shelves. All Jr. Church supplies/material belong in the hallway closet, please do not leave lay on tables/desks in rooms. Jr. Church lesson will be emailed to you the week of your assigned date.
Switch among yourselves if the date assigned does not work with your schedule. We ALL need to keep this commitment, families are counting on you to show up.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NURSERY
2/3 Caldwell 3/3 Galletta
2/10 Caldwell 3/10 Fisher
2/17 Caldwell 3/17 Clouse
2/24 Caldwell 3/24 Palmer 3/31 Caldwell
WORSHIP NURSERY JR. CHURCH
2/3 Zeigler, helper Avery 2/3 Hill & Kniess, teen helper Carly
2/10 Caldwell, helper Tyler 2/10 Rader & Zeigler, teen helper Julia
2/17 Hill, helper Ethan 2/17 Marley, teen helper Colten
Community Dinner is Friday, February 8th from 5-6:30pm in the Fellowship Room.
February’s menu includes: Stuffed Chicken Breast, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Green Beans
or Salad, Desserts and Beverages.
Happy February Birthday to:
Joanne Majors ~ February 2 ~ 80 years young
Esther Robertson ~ February 7 ~ 89 years young
Charles Davey ~ February 24 ~ 87 years young
Happy February Anniversary to:
David and Birdetta Kennedy ~ February 24 ~ 63 years
Thank You Note
Dear St. Peter’s,
Thanks so much for the lovely tapestry throw in remembrance of Caroline. I keep it on her chair.
Sincerely,
The Earl Gilliland Family
St. P Youth Although it is freezing outside, youth programs at St. Peters have been warming up after the holiday break and are back to regularly scheduled meetings and events. It is almost time for youth group to
kick fundraising for the 2019 Summer Mission trip to Erie into high gear! As always, we are so thankful to be in an amazingly supportive church and will update you next month on our fundraising
opportunities! These will include hoagie sales, willing workers, restaurant nights, and more!
What’s new in 2019? TNT will now be meeting every other THURSDAY from 6:30-8pm.
Check the church calendar for the complete spring schedule.
Hosts Wanted! Each month we have a “Family Dinner” for youth group at a different church member’s home. We typically have 8-10 students gather at the host’s home from 6:30-8pm on a Thursday to eat and enjoy fellowship with one another. If you would be interested in hosting one of these dinners in
2019, please let me know!
Save the Date Mission Trip (Erie) – Sunday July 14
th – Friday July 19
th, 2019
**Last chance deposits and first payments due by 3/1 (See Aubrey for details)** Youth Fundraisers:
AmazonSmile – when placing an order on Amazon, be sure to go through this link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/25-6050542. By doing this, the Youth to receive .5% of your purchase back towards our mission trip!
Willing Worker – start thinking about what spring/summer projects the youth can help with! Coming up in February: Youth Group:
Cook-Off (3-8:30pm) Saturday 2/9 Meetings (6-8pm) Sunday 2/10 and 2/24 Family Dinner (6:30-8pm), Geis’ House, Thursday 2/28 Generation Change (6:30-8pm) Tuesday 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, and 2/26
TNT:
Meeting (6:30-8pm) THURSDAY (new day!!) 2/7 and 2/21 Tubing at Boyce Park ($10 per person and completed waiver) Friday 2/15, leave church at 6pm,
return at 10pm By His Grace, Aubrey Rader, Director of Youth Ministries
Women’s Ministry News I would like to extend a thank you to the all the ladies that came out to the January meeting to help clean and reorganize the kitchen and the storage closet. It is true that “many hands, make light work”. Women's Ministry will meet on Saturday, February 9th at 10 am in the Fellowship Room. We will have our Secret Sis Reveal followed by a video Bible Study with discussion on "RUTH- Staying Focused in a World of Distractions". We will begin our fundraiser of selling Con Yeager Spices during the months of February and March to support the Youth Mission Trip this summer. Order forms are available in the Meet and Greet area. Completed forms may be returned to the Welcome Center accompanied by a check made out to St. Peter's Women's Ministry. Order deadline is March 31st. Your spice order will be available for pick up at the church in the Meet and Greet Area in about 3 weeks. Blessings, Marla Clouse
Spice Up Your Life!
It’s time to weed out all those decades-old spices and replace them with fresh, quality spices. During the months of February and March, Women’s Ministry is having a Con Yeager Spice Fundraiser to raise money for the Youth Mission Trip this summer.
There are order forms available in the Meet and Greet area with prices listed for each item offered. Feel free to take an order form home and take inventory, then return it to the Welcome Center. Checks should be made payable to “St. Peter’s Women’s Ministry” and accompany your order. Order deadline is March 31. About three weeks later, your order will be ready to be picked up at the church.
Help the church support our youth as you add spice to your life!
Volunteer Ministry News
From the pen of Pam
SPOTLIGHT ON: St. Peter's Singers If you came to our worship services on December 2 and Christmas Eve, you were privileged to hear two wonderful songs of the season sung by members of our newest music ministry! The idea for St. Peter's Singers came from Kate Konyak back in the spring of last year. Kate was interested in bringing musicians together to be part of a small vocal ensemble that would primarily do acapella, but also sometimes accompanied, music. Under the auspices of the Ministry and Worship Committee, Kate put together eight musicians who began rehearsing in the fall and their time together resulted in them achieving a remarkably blended sound as well as capturing the style of each of these two great songs ('Mary, Did You Know?' and 'Shout for Joy, Mary Had a Baby'), something that small ensembles don't usually arrive at so quickly or easily. As they sang for the Lord's glory, their music really enhanced those two worship services. We thank Kate for acting on her brainchild and bringing together the rest of the group, which, in addition to herself, includes Jen Bowers, Taryn Zeigler (mom Heather filled in for her on Christmas Eve), Betty Kraynik, Vance Williams, Keith Stauffer, Bryan Kraynik, and Scott McMaster. The ensemble hopes to be able to sing in church on a quarterly basis, and we will be more than ready to be blessed by their musical offerings when we hear from them again!! SPOTLIGHT ON: Women's Ministry The mission statement for St. Peter's Women's Ministry reads as follows: 'To show Christ's love to others through selfless serving and fellowshipping together as Christian women as we use our gifts and talents to further build God's kingdom at St. Peter's and beyond.' Undoubtedly, this ministry, under the leadership of Marla Clouse, lives out its mission statement in many and various ways every year, and both inside and outside our church walls people continue to be touched and blessed by this special group of women! Each month Marla writes an informational article for the newsletter and the congregation is also made aware of what the ministry is doing through timely bulletin and video announcements. My purpose in writing about the ministry this month is just to share what a great beginning to this year those who were present at January's meeting had when, of all things, the time that day was devoted to thoroughly cleaning and reorganizing the Fellowship Room kitchen and the storage closet. In addition to Marla and myself, the women who attended the meeting (Judy Double, Debbie Evans-Kanell, Sally Hamilton, Lynn Meyers, Kay O'Neill, Cathy Ratay, Joan Schiever, and Ginni Smoke) made what could have been a time of drudgery (and certainly not a very exciting way to spend a Saturday morning) a time of productivity and fun, and the more than two hours we spent together didn't seem to be all that long! From having Joan on the step ladder in the kitchen to having Cathy, Judy, and Ginni wading through things in the storage closet, we all had some task to accomplish and lots of progress was made, even though there were things we still didn't have time to finish. I think God had to be pleased with the end result because He saw sisters-in-Christ working together in a spirit of unity - some people could do more than others, some people moved faster than others, but we all contributed and we really enjoyed ourselves in the process! I encourage you to read Marla's article for this month and the months to follow and you will find that Women's Ministry will be doing all kinds of different service projects or hosting social events this year, all of which are geared to living out their mission statement. And remember this - if you are a woman who attends St. Peter's, you are already a member of Women's Ministry. You can come regularly (the normal monthly meetings are held the second Saturday morning of each month in the Fellowship Room from 10:00-12:00) or just come when you can! You can also contact Marla (724-772-5595) or Pam at the church office (724-452-8120) if you would like any more information or have any questions.
FEBRUARY 1st
AT 6:00 DINNER AND A MOVIE BRING A FRIEND
Palm Sunday Musical Tentative Schedule Mark your calendars this is for all kids grades 2 and up
All practices will be held in the Sanctuary. Sunday 2/24 5:00 – 6:30 Sunday 3/3 6:00 – 7:30 Thursday 3/14 6:00 – 7:30 Sunday 3/17 6:00 – 7:30 Sunday 3/24 5:00 - 6:30 (Note Change of Location: Educational Bldg.) Sunday 3/31 6:00 – 7:30 Sunday 4/7 5:00-6:30 pm Saturday 4/13 10:00 am Sunday 4/14 8:45 am Children ages 3 thru 1st grade will learn a song or two during Jr. Church hour to perform within the musical. Any questions contact Heather Zeigler or Betty Kraynik.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION NEWS
Happy February St. Peters, As the cold weather is heavily upon us, it’s tempting to just curl up in bed and not come to Sunday school. That’s exactly what the devil wants you to do. Don’t let him win! We have hot coffee/tea/hot chocolate to help warm up your body and great classes to warm up your soul. On Friday, February 1st at 6:00 we will have our family dinner/movie night. The sanctuary movie is “I Can Only Imagine”, the kids movie is “The Incredibles 2.” Hope to see you there. On Sunday, February 17th we will be having a donut social in the meet and greet area at 9:30. Please come share a cup of coffee/donut and fellowship. ALL are welcome. The book club has started, please feel free to jump in if you missed sign-ups. “Goliath Must Fall” is a great reminder of how we need to put our hope in HIM and watch Goliath fall. We will have a light luncheon/discussion on Sunday, February 24th. See you in class or at one of our social gatherings. Serving HIM together, Heather Zeigler
ALL CHURCH DONUT/
COFFEE SOCIAL
February 17th 9:30 – 10:10 am
Come join us in the Meet & Greet area for Coffee,
donuts and fellowship.
LIBRARY HIGHLIGHTS FOR FEBRUARY - READ ALL ABOUT IT!!!! Are you ready for some fabulous February fiction finds?? Listed below are the book jacket blurbs for four new additions to our church library: 1) "Petticoat Detective" (Book one in the 'Undercover Ladies' ser ies by Margaret Brownley): 'Pinkerton detective Jennifer Layne has a past full of identities, but posing as a lady companion named Amy at Miss Lillian's Parlor House and Boots in Goodman, Kansas, is a first for her. Amy's current assignment has her on the trail of the notorious Gunnysack Bandit, when one of Miss Lillian's girls - Amy's best hope for a lead - meets an untimely demise. Former Texas Ranger Tom Colton has every reason to distrust the green-eyed beauty at Miss Lillian's who calls herself Amy. Determined to clear his brother's name, he's convinced she knows more than she lets on, and he means to find out what it is. As Amy's investigation continues, her biggest problem is Tom and his stolen kiss. The closer she gets to tracking down the outlaw, the harder it is to keep Tom from finding out the awful truth about his brother. The Gunnysack Bandit she can handle, but it will take a whole lot of faith and a little help from Miss Lillian and her girls to snag the man who stole her heart.' 2) "In Dreams Forgotten" (Book two in the 'Golden Gate Secrets' ser ies by Tracie Peterson): 'Judith Gladstone came to San Francisco after her parents died to find her last living relative, an aunt she never knew she had. Instead she has fallen head over heels in love with Caleb Coulter, her friend's brother. Caleb has promised to help Judith find her aunt, but she can tell he thinks of her only as a friend, and she struggles to hide her feelings whenever she is with him. When Caleb traces Judith's aunt to the wealthy Whitley family, Judith is united with her long-lost relatives. The truths she learns about her past and her parents are shocking and overwhelming, however, and the more she gets to know her new family, the more danger she uncovers. Someone feels threatened by Judith's appearance in the Whitleys' lives, and they will do whatever it takes to get rid of her.' 3) "In Times Gone By" (Book three in the 'Golden Gate Secrets' ser ies by Tracie Peterson): 'After getting left at the altar, Kenzie Gifford flees to San Francisco to start her life over, determined never to love again. She's made new friends and has a good job in the office of her cousin's chocolate factory. The only thorn in her side is Dr. Micah Fisher, who insists on pursuing her despite her constant resistance. Then the Great Earthquake of 1906 strikes the city and everything changes. The devastation all around her makes Kenzie re-evaluate her outlook on life - and possibly even her feelings for Micah. Her world is rocked again when her ex-fiancé appears, determined to win her back. But Arthur has already broken her heart once - does she dare trust him again? The sudden arrival of a hidden danger will expose the motivations of all involved, but it could cost Kenzie her heart - and her life.' 4) "The Traitor's Wife" (A r iveting histor ical novel about Peggy Shippen Arnold, the cunning wife of Benedict Arnold and mastermind behind America's most infamous act of treason, by Allison Pataki): 'Everyone knows Benedict Arnold - the Revolutionary War general who betrayed America and fled to the British - as history's most notorious turncoat. Many know Arnold's co-conspirator, Major John Andre, who was apprehended with Arnold's documents in his boots and hanged at the orders of General George Washington. But few know of the integral third character in the plot - a charming young woman who not only contributed to the betrayal but orchestrated it. Socialite Peggy Shippen is half Benedict Arnold's age when she becomes involved with the war hero during his stint as military commander of Philadelphia. Blinded by his young bride's beauty and wit, Arnold does not realize that she harbors a secret - loyalty to the British. Nor does he know that she hides a past romance with the handsome British spy John Andre. Peggy watches as her husband, crippled from battle wounds and in debt from years of service to the colonies, grows ever more disillusioned with his hero, Washington, and the American cause. Together with her former love and her disaffected husband, Peggy hatches the plot to deliver West Point to the British and, in exchange, win fame and fortune for herself and Arnold. Told from the perspective of Peggy's maid, whose faith in the new nation inspires her to intervene in her mistress's affairs even when it could cost her everything, this novel brings these infamous figures to life, illuminating the sordid details and the love triangle that nearly destroyed the American fight for freedom.'
Continued ~ Library Highlights
February is our shortest month, but you can pack a lot of reading enjoyment into your days with either these selections or many others, both fiction and non-fiction, when you come to our library and 'check things out!' And for those of you who have signed up for our recent book club, it will be great when we get together on February 24th to discuss all that we have gleaned from reading Pastor Louis Giglio's book "Goliath Must Fall". Thanks to Heather Zeigler for organizing this wonderful opportunity for everyone who likes not just reading and discussing good books from our church library, but also having great fellowship together!
SOUTHWEST BUTLER FOOD CUPBOARD
557 Perry Highway
Harmony, PA 16037
Phone: 724.453.4184
Website: www.swbfoodcupboard.org
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Below you will find the Southwest Butler Food Cupboard's food needs for February: Pasta dessert Mix Spaghetti sauce cereal canned vegetables rice and pasta sides canned fruit potato mix egg noodles toiletries tuna fish mac and cheese canned chicken pancake mix soup (condensed and ready-to-eat) syrup Canned beans oatmeal canned chicken peanut butter sloppy joe mix jelly dessert mix Blessings,
Sharon Klaiber, Director
Southwest Butler Food Cupboard
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
Sunday School
9:00 am
Worship
10:15 am
Head Usher
for
February
Randy Herbe
1 6-8pm Family Dinner & A Movie Night ~ Fellowship Room and Sanctuary
2
3 9am Confirmation
Class ~ Ed. Bldg.
5:30pm Financial
Peace University ~
Fellowship Rm.
4
5:30pm AA Mtg. ~
Fellowship Rm.
6pm Ding-a-Lings
Bell practice ~ Bell
Room
6:30pm Elder’s Mtg.
~ Ed. Bldg.
5 5:30pm COF Bell
practice ~ Bell Rm
6:30pm Gen.
Change~Ed Bldg.
7pm COF Choir
practice ~ F.R.
6 9am Prayer Group
7pm The Journey
7 11:30am Ministerium
5:30 pm Video Announcements
6:30pm TNT Mtg. ~ Youth Room
7pm Ministry & Worship Mtg. ~ Ed. Bldg.
8 5:00-6:30pm Community Dinner ~ Fellowship Rm.
9 10-12pm Women’s Ministry Mtg. ~ Fellowship Room
3-8:30pm Youth Group Cook-Off ~ Fellowship Room
10
9am Confirmation
Class ~ Ed. Bldg.
9am New Members
Class ~ Church
Office/Meeting Rm.
5:30pm Financial
Peace University ~
Fellowship Rm.
6-8pm Youth
Group Mtg. ~
Youth Room
11 5:30pm AA Mtg. ~
Fellowship Rm.
6pm Ding-a-Lings
Bell practice ~ Bell
Room
12 12:30pm We Care Visitations
1:30pm 500 Card
Game ~ F.R.
6:30pm Gen. Change~Ed Bldg
5:30pm COF Bell practice ~ Bell Rm
7pm COF Choir practice ~ F.R.
7:15pm Con. Mtg. (All Welcome) ~ Ed. Bldg.
13 9am Prayer Group
12:30pm We Care Visitations
4pm Feed My Sheep
7pm The Journey
14
5:30pm Video Announcements
15 6-10pm TNT
Snow Tubing at
Boyce Park
16
17 9am Confirmation
Class ~ Ed. Bldg.
9:30am Adult SS
Coffee/DonutSocial
5:30pm Financial
Peace University ~
Fellowship Rm.
18
5:30pm AA Mtg. ~
Fellowship Rm.
6pm Ding-a-Lings
Bell practice ~ Bell
Room
19
5:30pm COF bell practice ~ Bell Rm
6:30pm Gen.
Change~Ed. Bldg.
7pm COF Choir practice ~ F.R.
20 9am Prayer Group
4pm Feed My Sheep
7pm The Journey
7pm AFSP Support Group ~ Ed. Bldg.
21 5:30pm Video Announcements
6:30pm TNT Mtg. ~
Youth Room
22
23
24
9am Confirmation
Class ~ Ed. Bldg.
11:30am Book
Club Luncheon ~
Fellowship Room
5:30pm Financial
Peace University
6-8pm Youth
Group Mtg. ~
Youth Room
25 5:30pm AA Mtg. ~
Fellowship Rm.
6pm Ding-a-Lings
Bell practice ~ Bell
Room
26 1:30pm 500 Card
Game ~ F.R.
5:30pm COF Bell
practice ~ Bell Rm
6:30pm Gen.
Change~Ed. Bldg.
7pm COF Choir
practice ~ F.R.
27 9am Prayer Group
4pm Feed My Sheep
7pm The Journey
28 5:30pm Video Announcements
6:30-8pm Youth Group Family Dinner ~ Geis’ house
NOTE: The Kids’ Musical Practice begins on Sunday, Feb. 24th at 5:00-6:30pm in the Sanctuary.
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