Hypothermia Shelter Needs Your Help & Donations

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Hypothermia Shelter Needs Your Help & Donations The Hypothermia Shelter is fast approaching. December 6-13 we will host our homeless neighbors here at PoP. Prince of Peace is a … • Hub of spiritual transformation using God’s Word, Sacrament, and Prayer, • Equipping us to build networks of vibrant Christian communities, • Extending to our homes, to our neighbors, and beyond, making disciples of Jesus. Vol. 18 No. 45 November 14, 2015

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VOLUNTEER: Our greatest volunteer needs are volunteers for the overnight shifts. Please prayerfully consider adjusting your schedule during this busy time of year to serve others in need. DONATE FOOD: We also need donations for many different food items as well as CVS gift cards that will be used to provide each guest with metro transportation. DONATE CLOTHING & OTHER ITEMS: We are also accepting donations for warm clothing, hats, gloves, and shoes. Also donate used books, games, and art supplies like yarn. You can place your items in the donation box located in the Narthex.

Sign up to volunteer your time or donate supplies at: www.TimeToSignUp.com/POPLC. If you have questions please contact Brooke [email protected] or Kate Tingen at [email protected].

Inside:

Adult Education Classes . . . page 9 Family Ministry Announcements . . . pages 4 & 5 Women’s Ministry . . . page 6

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Barclay Brass Thanksgiving Concert

Sunday, November 22, 4-5pm in the Sanctuary Please join us in our first Virginia performance for an exciting concert of classical favorites re-imagined for large brass ensemble featuring trumpets, horns, trombones and tuba. The Barclay Brass was formed to present a wide variety of classical music in a new style for audiences of all ages. We will be performing the music of Gabrieli, Bach, Prokofiev, Whitacre and others. Suggested donation: $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for students. A portion of the proceeds received will be given to the Prince of Peace School Scholarship Fund. David Miller 843.437.6749 [email protected]

Submission Changes for the Holidays Please note! -- The 2015 end-of-year PoP holiday schedule affects Communicator submissions. Submissions for November 28/29 must be received by noon on Monday, November 23. There will be one combined issue of the Newsletter for the December 19/20 and December 26/27 weekends (there will be no new issue for December 26/27). Submissions for the combined Communicator must be received by noon, Tuesday, December 15. Thanks for your cooperation on this because it gives our faithful stuffers a break and our hard working Communicator team one too! [email protected]

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Decorating for and Christmas!

Advent

Saturday, November 28, 9:30am Meet in the Narthex Helpers are needed to decorate Prince of Peace for Advent and Christmas. This year we will do everything on Saturday, November 28th—hauling boxes out of the boiler room and decorating. The whole family is welcome, stay for as little or as long as you like. Pizza and drinks will be served. This is a good opportunity for youth who would like to earn service hours. If you need childcare for young children, please contact Erika Radke. [email protected], 703-727-8921

Christmas Poinsettias Prince of Peace is carrying on the tradition of celebrating our Lord's birth with a beautiful altar full of Poinsettias. If you purchase a plant or two you can pick them up right after the Christmas Day worship service and enjoy them at home! The 6" plants are $8.50, the 8" plants are $19.75 and the 10” plants are $30. The deadline for ordering is Sunday, November 29. Please place your order and check made out to Prince of Peace in the cookie tin on Tiffany’s desk in the front office. If the office is closed slip it under the door. Order sheets will be available in the Narthex.

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Enjoy the Convenience of Electronic Giving Prince of Peace offers electronic giving as a way to automate your regular weekly offering. Electronic giving offers convenience for individual congregation members and provides muchneeded donation consistency for our congregation.   

Direct Debit Giving is used to automatically transfer funds from your checking or savings account to the church’s bank account. 100% of your donation is received by the church with this option. Credit & Debit Card Giving lets you make offerings automatically on a pre-determined schedule using a credit or debit card. 97% of your donation is received by the church due to fees associated with credit/debit card processing. Online Giving lets you go to www.poplc.org at any time to set up an automatic donation plan, change your donation plan, make a one-time donation or view your online donation history.

 As you contemplate future contributions, please consider electronic giving. Additional information is available from the church office. [email protected]

Outreach & Mission Opportunities ECHO Christmas Baskets Donors are needed to provide food baskets that will help brighten the holidays for ECHO's clients this year. Donors will be matched with a client family and asked to deliver canned and fresh foods and/or a grocery gift card to provide a special holiday meal. Please contact Michael Reidy and sign up by Dec. 10th.

2015 CROP Walk The 2015 CROP Walk, sponsored by Church World Service, will be held on Sunday, November 22, starting at 2 p.m. CWS, whose mission is to combat hunger, respond to natural disasters, and provide literacy and agricultural training in 80 countries, shares 25% of the funds raised by the walk in the local community. Last year ECHO received a check for over $9,700. ECHO has been chosen again to receive a portion of these funds this year. Participation in this event is an excellent opportunity for teens to fulfill community service requirements. All walkers must register in advance. If you don't have a team to walk with, or if you want more information, visit www.burkecropwalk.org.

Michael Reidy 540-624-0209 [email protected]

Sermons in Color Watch the sermon come more alive! If you could use some help with slowing down, paying more attention, and dealing with distractions during the sermon, please take a Sermons in Color pocket from the blue box located in the Narthex (next to the hearing devices). All ages are invited to use Sermons in Color. DCE Stacey Crosson 703-451-5855

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Youth Ministry

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SUNDAY SCHOOL:

Regular Sunday School begins at 9:45am in the Sanctuary.

Happy Veteran’s Day!

Living Water (Teen Praise Band)

Rehearsal Wednesdays, 6pm

Wednesday Night Bible Study

Senior High Youth, 7-9pm

Youth Small Group

Tue. evenings; Contact Rob Urps ([email protected])

Youth Prayer & Praise Service for 7-12th Grades, Wed., Nov. 18, 7pm: Meet in the Sanctuary for an interactive time of singing, prayer and learning. After, we divide into separate Jr. and Sr. High youth groups for friendship, food and fun until 8:30pm.

SAVE THE DATE FOR CHRISTMAS CAROLING DECEMBER 5TH FOR MORE INFORMATION: [email protected]

Remember our Veterans and Fallen Heroes while supporting PoPLC Youth at the same time!

Over the last four years, our Family Community Service project has been raising money for Wreaths Across America. This year, we’re raising money for two great causes: Wreaths Across America (WAA) & PoPLC Youth. By raising money for WAA, we earn back a portion of that donation to support PoPLC Youth programs such as attending the National Youth Gathering. It is truly a win-win!

Thank you for donating!

Thank you for donating to these great causes! Between cash donations last weekend and online donations received thus far, we’ve raised $986 toward our $1000 goal! We are so close we can taste it!

How can you help?

You can either donate or volunteer to help!

There is still time to donate before the November 30 deadline for this year’s wreaths. Although we’re not in the Narthex this weekend, you can still go to our donation website and donate online… http://give.wreathsacrossamerica.org/goto/poplc Any POPLC Youth who would like to earn a portion of the funds raised to help pay for the National Youth Gathering Trip next summer, can volunteer by contacting Mrs. Oakley. You can also earn service hours for volunteering! We will continue to look for opportunities to collect donations through Memorial Day 2016. Please consider donating to, or volunteering for these great causes. Blessings & Peace, Suzanne and Erin Oakley [email protected] 703-690-7374

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FUEL: High School Youth Group

Thank You!

All high school and middle school students are invited to attend the Prayer and Praise Service on November 18 at 7 p.m.

We did it! With your help we have reached our goal to begin Phase II of our Natural Playscape on our Front Playground. This phase is planned to begin over Thanksgiving weekend. We have Phase III, still in our plans, so it is never too late to donate! Hopefully by Springtime we will have the funds to move forward with Phase III!! We truly appreciate your generosity and prayers.

For more information about our youth groups, please contact Joen Schultz at [email protected].

The children are enjoying what we have accomplished so far! Cindy Deatherage 703 451 6177 [email protected]

Help PoP Youth Ministry by Shopping with Scrips this Christmas If you normally purchase gift cards for Christmas, please consider purchasing through the PoP Scrip Program. Shop at over 700 stores, restaurants, and hotels without going to the crazy malls during the holiday season! We have an extended list of gift cards available to purchase now or order. Christmas shopping couldn’t be easier! Use the cards for your own holiday shopping, allow loved ones to pick out just what they want, or use the cards for those great after-Christmas sales. Also, save on shipping costs to those out-of-towners with these very lightweight gifts. Plus, don’t forget to treat yourself to a couple of worry-free meals during the hectic holiday season by buying several of the restaurant cards for yourself. The Youth Ministry receives a percentage from the sale of each scrip, so please consider using them for your everyday shopping. Youth families especially benefit - this is a great way to earn money for your student’s account! A bulk order will be placed on December 7 to guarantee delivery in time for Christmas. You can order online at shopwithscrip.com. You will need to enroll using the following code: 867E81L26L67. Or pick up an order form at the Scrip Station, complete and return your form and payment (checks should be made payable to “PoP Youth”) to the Scrip Station after the 8:15 a.m. service. Michelle Perschbacher (571) 263-3805 [email protected]

Please print for the weekend of 12/5-6 as well. Thanks!!

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A Community of aWomen Committed to the Call of Christ www.poplc.org/wow

Wednesday Mornings Fellowship Hall, 9:15am [email protected] Faith Shapers Soul-Tending Reading; Meets monthly on Tuesday or Wednesday (see this page) [email protected] Holy Comforters Make quilts for charity Jan-May Thursdays, 9am to 3pm, Rm 27 [email protected] Keep the Faith Make and take faith projects [email protected] For more information: DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson

Minister of Care and Outreach

703.451.5855 Website: www.poplc.org Email: [email protected] Cell: 571.326.5580

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God is Moving! Want to grow deeper in your faith and build relationships with women of all ages? Come see what's happening with the women of Prince of Peace and beyond every Wednesday morning. We come together for fellowship, music, the Word, and refreshments. Women of all ages are welcome and free childcare is provided. We meet from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Deborah Yearwood 571-228-7628 [email protected]

Tuesday, December 1, 7-9pm Home of Agnes Harris, 8409 Chillum Ct., Springfield And Wednesday, December 2, 12pm at Milano’s Faith Shapers is an opportunity for women to explore literary selections that will grow and shape your faith through reading and discussion in community. We encourage participation by women of all ages and stages in their faith life and invite you to bring a friend or neighbor. This month’s selection is Resolving Everyday Conflict by Ken Sande. Everyone encounters conflict. This book is a practical, biblical, and concise guide to peacemaking in everyday life. Books may be purchased in the church office or on line. Our next selection is Stepping Heavenward by Elizabeth Prentiss. This journal-like account is a treasure of both Godly and womanly wisdom told with disarming candor and humility, yet revealing a deep heart’s desire to know God. Gatherings will be on Jan. 5 and 6. Contact: [email protected]

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Bible Art Journaling

Tuesday, November 17th, 7pm Room 26 Another opportunity to illustrate your faith! A new Bible Art Journaling group will gather on November 17th at 7 p.m.! Bring your Bible, and any art supplies you would like to use. There will also be supplies available. At this first interest meeting, we will discuss future gatherings while creating and journaling. No experience necessary and all ages are welcome! Erika Radke 703-727-8921 [email protected]

There are Only 40 Spaces Remaining for This Year’s Women’s Retreat!

When Christmas Hurts Sunday, December 20, 4:30pm St. John’s Lutheran Church 5952 Franconia Road, Alexandria, VA 22310 Formally known as “Blue Christmas,” “When Christmas Hurts” is a speciallydesigned worship service that acknowledges the reality of grief and loss often overlooked at the holidays. Through Scripture and music, we draw strength from Jesus, who is Emmanuel, God-with-us. Contact [email protected].

“Leading From the Heart” February 26-28, 2015 At Meadowkirk Retreat Farm In Middleburg, VA (only an hour from Springfield) Register at http://www.poplc.org/register Join us to… …get away from it all! …spend time with girlfriends! …enjoy some rest and renewal! …breathe in the fresh air! …laugh and have fun! …spend time with Jesus! Don’t delay! Registration closes December 20!

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The Solution to Loneliness: US! In the book, The All Better Book, elementary children were asked to solve some of the world’s most pressing problems, like how to get people to stop smoking or how to fix climate change. Here’s a question that got me thinking: “With billions of people in the world, someone should be able to figure out a system where no one is lonely. What would you suggest?” In the book, Kalani, age 8, suggested: “People should find lonely people and ask their name and address. Then ask people who aren’t lonely their name and address. When you have an even amount of each, assign lonely and not lonely people together in the newspaper.” What wisdom: Connect people. Despite all our technology and social media ways to connect with others today, loneliness is epidemic. A 2014 National Science Foundation reported more than 25% of Americans have no one with whom they can talk about their personal troubles or triumphs. A 2014 University of Chicago study found loneliness to be twice as bad for older people's health as obesity and almost as great a cause of death as poverty. But shocking as these studies, they overlook the loneliness Communion epidemic among younger adults. A 2010 Mental Health Foundation study found Assistant 18 to 34-year-olds were more likely to feel lonely often, to worry about feeling alone and to feel depressed because of loneliness than adults over age 55. Training In our church, neighborhoods, work spaces, and schools, we all know Monday, November 16 lonely people. They may have recently moved here, experienced the death of a 6:30pm loved one, are going through a divorce, or have low self-esteem, friendship There will be a 30-minute and family problems, or are living with anxiety and depression. training session at What can we do? Connect with them. 6:30 p.m. on Monday As the holidays approach, may our eyes be opened to the lonely around us. evening, November 16, for May we invite her or him into our midst. Greet her by name. Give him a hug. those interested in assisting Share a meal. Pray with them. Be Jesus with skin on for them. with communion at For Jesus said, “I came to give life—life in all its fullness.” weekend worship services. With His Spirit alive within us, we can solve the problem of loneliness together. DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson, Minister of Care and Outreach

Contact Pastor Tim ([email protected]) for more information.

Stephen Ministry : One-t0-One Christian Care Ever wished you could talk with someone about life issues? Do you need someone who will listen and care about you? Need the freedom to relinquish a hurt or disappointment? Has the stress of work and family simply worn you out? Holidays are difficult. Maybe a Stephen Ministry relationship would help. Stephen Ministry is a lay person ministry to provide confidential one-to-one Christian care through listening, supporting, praying and encouraging. There is no specified time period for the relationship. It can last for a single meeting or may stretch over a year of weekly meetings. Prince of Peace is a Stephen Ministry congregation. If you think you or a friend could benefit from this type of caring relationship, contact a Pastor or Stephen Leader at PoP. Wanda Johnson 703-978-3042 [email protected]

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Sparklers November Luncheon

Friday, November 20, 11:15am-1pm Fellowship Room The November 20 luncheon will be held in the Fellowship Room. Main dish will be catered chicken and assorted calorie-free side dishes will be determined by the Sparklers. Our guest speaker will be Nancy Boriack who will be telling (and answering questions) about the PoP new Strategic Communications Plan. Sign up sheets are in the Narthex. Please bring a guest (we love guests). Looking forward to seeing you all. Peter Gerber 703-451-7747 [email protected]

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Sunday Morning ALIVE Adult Education Classes, 9:45–10:45am Jesus said, “I have come that you may have life and have it abundantly.” The goal of Sunday Morning ALIVE is to offer adults this life through Christ-centered and life-changing Bible Study, prayer, and Christian conversation. Excellence in Leadership – A Study of Nehemiah (Fellowship Hall, led by Pastor Time and Aivars Baumanis)

Boundaries – When to Say Yes, When to Say No

(Room 26 – Library, led by DCE Crosson and Dayna Cooper)

Armed and Dangerous – Praying the Lord’s Prayer with Boldness (Room 23 – Prayer Chapel, led by Mark Boriak and Sue Caputo)

Home Remodeled: Hope for the Family

(School Lobby – Downstairs, led by Pastor Carl and Karen McClean)

Acts of the Apostles (Room 30, led by T.K. Kearney)

1st & 3rd Mondays Two groups meeting: 6-8pm or 7-9pm Room 21 Grief Share is a bi-monthly seminar and open support group designed to help you rebuild your life after losing a loved one. Our groups are led by caring people who have experienced grief and want to help you through the difficult days ahead. Childcare is available. www.poplc.org/griefsupport for further information or to register.

Gospel of Mark (Room 24, led by John Storm)

#GivingTuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media. #GivingTuesday celebrates generosity by providing people everywhere with an opportunity to give more, give smarter, and give great. Please consider giving to PoP on GivingTuesday!

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Crescent Project's National Oasis Conference From Jihad to Jesus: Overcoming Evil With Good in the Face of Islam

Prince of Peace Measures

More than 200 attended the Oasis Conference at Open Door Presbyterian Church in Herndon.

FY16 - Qtr 1

There were many good workshops including one on demographics: In Metro D.C., there are 190 nations represented among 3,000 people groups. We are the most compressed per capita/square mile. Springfield has the second largest concentration of Pashtuns in the U.S. While global missions are glorified, domestic missions are a fraction of what it costs abroad. Somalian leaders gather at Starbucks near Skyline Towers. Networks are based on food, family, friends, faith and festivals. There is a craving for relationships and discipleship. Kate McCord delivered the keynote plenary session that focused on how to reach our neighbor as God sees them. McCord's biblical narrative included: 2 Peter 3:9 * Jeremiah 31:3 * Malachi 3:17 * Isaiah 41:13 * Psalm 147:3 * Isaiah 43:5 * Lamentations 3:22-23 * John 3:16 * Zephaniah 3:17 * Jeremiah 29:10-14 * 1 Corinthians 2:9 * Romans 5:8 “Love is the heart of God,” she said. We are orphans who have lost our way home in the chasm between this world and next. The bridge is thin as human hair and sharp as razor. Jesus carries us over the bridge. The power of the King helps us deliver the invitation. We don't have to see outcomes but be faithful to the call. How do I carry the invitation? Wisdom is from God. Yvette Moy (703) 455-1066 [email protected]

Worship Attendance (avg/weekend)

Sept. 2015 - 539 Sept. 2014 - 552 Sunday School Attendance (avg/weekend)

Sept. 2015 - 236 Sept. 2014 - 241 Operating Revenue Budget Actual $368,503 $354,396 Regular offerings are 3.8% less than projected for Quarter 1.

Congregational Debt Internal Debt $280,273 Mortgage Loan $1,259,273 A concerted effort is being made to reduce the internal debt and increase cash flow. As you pray and discern where the Lord would have you tithe, please consider designating your gifts to regular church offering/current expense. If you would like more information regarding the church’s finances, a detailed information sheet is available in the church office

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Faith Stories Sharing your faith story is an integral component in living out your faith. Your individual story makes up the greater story—the story of God’s redeeming his people for himself. Our stories encourage other believers while God also uses them to reach those not yet connected to him.  Prayed with several new believers of Muslim background at Oasis Conference.  Witnessed to a casual friend how God is faithful through trials and Jesus is my best friend who loves and cares about me and is always ready to listen. You can share your stories by writing them in the “Friendship Folder” at any worship service, or post your story as a comment on the http://popfaithstories.wordpress.com, or by sending an e-mail to [email protected].

Ecumenical Community Helping Others (ECHO) Musical Concert

Sunday, November 22, 3-4:30pm There will be a musical concert to benefit ECHO at Springfield United Methodist Church on Sunday, November 22, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. The concert will feature nationally noted vocalists and instrumental artists, performing in many different languages and musical styles. No tickets are required, but there is a suggested donation of $15 for adults and $12 for seniors. All attendees are asked to bring a non-perishable food item for ECHO’s food pantry.

Calling All Husbands: Let me help you with your Christmas Shopping! Give the woman in your life the gift of… …getting away from it all!…time with girlfriends!…rest and renewal! …fun, laughter, and love!…intentional time with Jesus! Register your wife for the retreat: “Leading From the Heart!”

Registration details found at http://www.poplc.org/register. This newsletter is published weekly as a service to members & friends by Prince of Peace Lutheran Church & School 8304 Old Keene Mill Road, Springfield, VA 22152-1695 • Church 703.451.5855 • School 703.451.6177 • Fax 703.569.0978 Worshiping on Saturdays 5:30pm, Sundays 8:15am & 11am, Sunday School & Adult Education 9:45am Submitting Material to the PoP Communicator: Submissions need to be sent via the web form page no later than 12pm on Tuesday (early submission is encouraged). www.poplc.org/communicator Please read through the “Newsletter Policies and Guidelines”

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Board of Servant Leaders [email protected] 703-451-5855 Erin Summers, Chair Kim Robinson, Vice Chair Leon Debolt, Secretary Julie Eichhorst Chris Martin David McLean

Ministry Staff 703-451-5855 Carl Gnewuch Senior Pastor Tim Christenson Associate Pastor Meghan Benson Interim Director of Music Ministry John Durkin Minister to Families & Children Stacey Crosson Minister of Care & Outreach ---------------------------------------------------Lori Stillman Community Outreach Coordinator Jennie Smith Ministry Administrator Erika Radke Communications Director Nancy Sinclitico Accountant Tiffany Sears Tanya Tucker Receptionist Cindy Holliday Communications Assistant Joen Schultz Event Coordinator, Families & Youth Dieter Stach Assistant Minister Families & Youth ----------------------------------------------------

POPLC School 703-451-6177

Cindy Deatherage Principal Marcel Page School Registrar Lisa Long Admin Assistant

To contact anyone on BoSL or staff please use their name in this format (no spaces) [email protected]

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Special Events Barclay Brass Concert November 22 Hypothermia Shelter December 6-13 Worship Saturday, November 14 5:30p Worship Sunday, November 15 8:15a Worship (NonCommunion) 11:00a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church of Christ 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church of Christ 5:30p Nepalese Worship Wednesday, November 18 7:30p Grace Ethiopian Prayer Time Thursday, November 19 6:30p Nueva Vida Prayer & Praise Friday, November 20 7:00p Grace Ethiopian Prayer Time Saturday, November 21 5:30p Worship Sunday, November 22 8:15a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Worship (NonCommunion) 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church of Christ 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church of Christ 5:30p Nepalese Worship

The master calendar can be found on our website at poplc.org/calendar

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If you’re not familiar with any of the events listed here, please don’t hesitate to contact us! 703-451-5855 [email protected]

Sunday, November 15 9:45a Doorways 1:00p Football With Friends 1:30p Infant Massage 4:00p Le Cercle Francais Monday, November 16 10:00a Moms Club of Springfield 6:30p TOPS 7:00p Boy Scout Troop 1145 7:00p Christian Healing Ministry 7:00p Exploratory Team 7:00p Seekers 7:00p Stephens Ministry 7:30p ESL 8:30p Men’s AA Tuesday, November 17 8:00a SED New Worker Orientation 10:00a ESL 1:00p Safe Harbor 5:00 Confirmation Class 7:00p Divorce Care Group Wednesday, November 18 1:00p Safe Harbor 2:15p Girl Scout Troop 6617 6:30p Toastmasters 7:00p Boy Scout Troop Ldrs 7:30p ESL Thursday, November 19 1:00p Safe Harbor 6:30p Confirmation Class 7:00p GEC BoSL 7:00p Girl Scout Service Unit 52-10 Friday, November 20 10:00a ESL 10:30a Al-Anon 10:30a LaLeche 5:00p Safe Harbor 7:00p What We Believe Saturday, November 21 7:00a Boy Scout Master Training 8:00a Safe Harbor 9:30a Chess Sunday, November 22 9:45a Doorways 9:45a BoSL Listening Forum 3:00p Confirmation Class

Bible Study

Saturday, November 14 6:45p Small Group Monday, November 16 11:00a Senior Bible Study 7:00p Seekers Tuesday, November 17 7:00p Small Group Wednesday, November 18 9:00a WoW Women of the Word 7:00p FUEL 7:00p Church Doctrine 7:00p Crossways 7:00p Youth Prayer and Praise Service Friday, November 20 4:00p FUEL Fall Retreat 6:00p Bible Study Saturday, November 21 7:30a Men’s Bible Study 9:30a Women’s Bible Study 6:45p Small Group

Music Sunday, November 15 4:00p Primary Choir 4:00p Junior Choir 5:00p HIMnals 6:15p Orchestra Tuesday, November 17 7:00p New Canticle Wednesday, November 18 6:00p Living Water Thursday, November 19 7:30p Chancel Choir Sunday, November 22 4:00p Primary Choir 4:00p Junior Choir 5:00p HIMnals 6:15p Orchestra