April 2012

Volume 26.4

Rev. Jonathan Heaslet

Death Is Not The End

St. Johns United Church of Christ

St. Johns is a community of faith centered in Jesus Christ, seeking guidance and direction through the Holy Spirit, and demonstrating Gods love to all people in words and deeds.

Over the past three months, we have reflected how the image of the door may be viewed as an invitation to deepen our faith. We have considered what its like to stand at a door and knock, what its like to hear someone knocking at a door, and weve considered the door of our heart, the door through which we access the divine. It is my prayer that one or more of these spiritual exercises or the Lenten Spiritual Practices included in our Lenten worship bulletins have been helpful in deepening your relationship with God and your faith. Next on our liturgical journey is Holy Week, April 1 7. Time for a dramatic shift. Holy Week puts us in the thick of things, so to speak. Holy Week takes us to a place where many of us are not comfortable. Specifically Im thinking of Good Friday and Jesus death and burial. Good Friday is the day when the grave was closed. Depending upon our work or the size of our family or the age of our friends, we may only visit fresh graves a few times in our lives. A grave can feel like the end or the last scene to be acted out in a persons earthly life. Going to an open grave is the last of our death rituals, following last illness, last visits, last rites, last breath, last arrangements, notification calls, the last (funeral) worship service, the procession to the grave, the committal service and the last words: Almighty God, in whose eternal care are all your people, we commit our sister/ brother to her/his final resting place, earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust For some people, those last words stick in their heads and hearts. Its finally over. (S)he is really gone. I feel so alone. But these are not the last words of a people of faith. We believe rather in the empty tomb. We believe in the empty grave. We are a resurrection people. We know that death is not the end, but a new beginning. We know that death does not have the last word. And so we proclaim our faith: Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is your victory? O death where is your sting? Thanks be to God who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ! We come on Easter morn not to visit a sealed up tomb or a covered over grave site. We come on Easter to give thanks to God that through Jesus Christ, the grave is not the end. The stone has been rolled away. The grave is empty. The spirit lives on. We come in confident and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life through Jesus Christ, firstborn from the dead. Because he lives, we can face tomorrow. Happy Easter, one and all.

An Open and Affirming Congregation

503 Stuart Circle Richmond, Virginia 23220 Telephone: 804.358.9291

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Web Site: stjohnsrichmond.org

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Welcome Our New Members

At the church council meeting on March 12th, we approved a recommendation from the Congregation Life Committee for new members. Three of those members were introduced to the congregation on March 25th by their mentors. (See their information below.) Please join us in welcoming these individuals with open arms. Also joining St. Johns is Denise Martin who will be introduced to the congregation at a later date.

Congregational Meeting
A brief meeting of the congregation was held on Sunday, March 18th during the worship service to elect Bert Brown as a trustee to fill a vacancy left by the resignation of Ken Westnedge. Bert was unanimously elected and we thank him for his commitment and service to our church family. The semi-annual meeting of the congregation will be held on Sunday, May 13th during the worship service. The primary purpose of the meeting is the election of church officers. The nominating committee recommendations will be listed in the May Messenger and on the bulletin board outside Pastor Jons office. As a regular meeting of the congregation, any business may be raised. If you wish to introduce any business, please contact Teresa Jolles, Church Council President, before the meeting.

Thomas Pridgen
Thomas was born in Richmond, Virginia and has lived in Richmond and other cities in foster homes most of his life. He has one brother living in Richmond. He worked on tobacco farms as a child and loved outdoor work. He attended Washington- Henry Elementary School and JR Tucker High school, joined the Navy as a teenager, and spent a few years traveling around the world. He has worked in local restaurants as a bus boy, short order cook and other janitorial jobs in recent years. Thomas came to St Johns in 2011 and has been a wonderful help each and every Sunday morning. He has done much volunteer work around the church inside and outside and for that we say thank you. Thomas enjoys being a part of our congregation.

Church Council
Teresa Jolles, President Jo Ann Jellison, Vice President Betsy Bighinatti, Secretary Sarah Allen Bryan Anderegg Marjorie Barbour Gil Caldwell Helena DeLigt Billy Poarch Dreama Terrill Bill Watson Karen-Marie Yust

Church Council usually meets the second Monday of each month at 7 PM in the Guild Room. This month the meeting is on April 16, the third Monday. All are welcome to attend.

Mark Souza
Mark was born and raised in West Point, Virginia where his mother still resides. He has a brother and sister-in-law who reside in Bath, North Carolina. He went through the local schools and attended Rappahannock Community College. Mark has worked in payroll and general accounting in local hotels and is presently employed by the Virginia Credit Union. Mark first came to St John's through his friends Amber dePass and Tony and Anita Sharpenstein, as he is a local costume designer for community theatres in the Richmond area. He joined in support of St. John's Players and has been designing all of the costumes for our plays ever since. He loves to cook and has teamed up with Betsy Bighinatti to prepare the dinners for dinner-theatre nights of St. John's Players. He also serves as a teller at St John's. Mark has been coming to St Johns for several years and feels like he has found a comfortable home here.

Richard Yuk
Richard was born in Waynesboro in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. He had an idyllic boyhood running and playing in fields, apple orchards and exploring creeks. When Richard was twelve, his family moved to Richmond and around that time they bought a pop-up camper and enjoyed years of camping adventures. He also continued his love of outdoors by being involved in the in Boy Scouts. He received a degree in Ornamental Horticulture from the University of Tennessee and is employed as a landscape supervisor. Richard enjoys playing cards and also collecting antique postcards of the Virginia mountains. He shares his life with partner Kenn Shirley. They have been attending St Johns for several years. Kenn and Richard enjoy camping, traveling and gardening together.

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HOLY WEEK
PALM SUNDAY Parade into Jerusalem Joins the Stuart Circle Parish Congregations on Sunday, April 1st for our annual Palm Sunday worship and parade. Please arrive by 9:30 AM. Come into the church and get a palm branch. Proceed across the street to the steps of First English Lutheran Church. We will follow the donkey and visit each of the five congregations for a brief litany and a verse of All Glory Laud and Honor. After the parade, there will be light refreshments available in the Parlor before our 11:00 AM service of worship. PARENTS: Please bring your children to the Parlor by 10:45 AM to meet with Linda Heaslet and get final instructions before the children lead us in St. Johns Palm Sunday procession at the beginning of worship.

MAUNDY THURSDAY A Readers TheatreThe Interrogation of Jesus A light supper of home made soup and fresh bread at 6:00 PM on Thursday, April 5th. Worship will begin at 7:00 PM with Holy Communion served family style at table.

GOOD FRIDAY The Last Day St. Johns will be the host for a group of 7 area churches as we worship together on Good Friday. Come for a simple yet profound observance of the last day of Jesus life. Worship begins at 12 noon.

EASTER SUNDAY Gathering at Sun Rise Celebrate the resurrection of Christ as the sun rises over the city (gather at 6:30 AM)
(2100 block of East Grace Street at the bluff overlooking downtown Richmond just outside the gates of Richmond Hill Retreat Center.)

Sing Hallelujah Worship begins at 10:45 am with special music in the sanctuary Holy Communion will be served. Singing the Hallelujah chorus from Handels Messiah.
(If you want to practice before hand, please see Shirley Townsend for a CD and a copy of the music.)

Bring a flower for the Easter cross! NOTE: Because we will serve Holy Communion on Maundy Thursday and on Easter Sunday, we will not serve Communion on Palm Sunday, April 1st. Make this a meaningful year in your faith journey. Read. Study. Practice. Participate. Share. Come. Then be ready to shout Alleluia! He is risen indeed!

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St. Johns Women on the move!!

An enthusiastic group of 8 women met at Jo Ann Jellisons home March 3. We agreed to meet monthly to provide an opportunity for us to get to know each other better while having some fun. Well meet the 1st Saturday of the month. Expenses will be dutch treat; however, if the cost presents a problem, talk with the sponsor, Helena DeLigt or Jo Ann Jellison. Following is the 2012 schedule with sponsors listed. Times are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. All women are encouraged to join any sessions they can. April 7: Lunch together and optional walk at Ginter Botanical Gardens; Adrianne Dery May 5: James River Park and Recreation Historical Program Slave Walk; time and confirmation of program to follow; Margaret Reuthinger June 2: Meeting hosted by Kathy Freise at her house in Beaverdam; Appreciation of flora and fauna. July 7: Meeting at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts to view Russian iconography and have lunch; Jane Rosecrans. August 4: Meeting hosted at Stephanie Workmans house; collage art for women September date TBD: Program for men and women about Eve: In the Beginning. Jane Rosecrans. October 6: Hiking for the serious and not-so-serious hikers; Jane Rosecrans and Adrianne Dery November 3: Automobile and walking tour of Hollywood Cemetery; sponsor (s) to be announced; hopefully a St. Johns woman with historical knowledge of St. Johns members buried in Hollywood Cemetery. Other historians also invited. December. 1: Advent/Christmas social event to be announced, Helena DeLigt. More to follow about other items of interest discussed.

Calling all children young and old for the hunt! Bring your baskets! Easter Morning! Gather in the Fellowship Hall after worship.

The Fellowship April Meeting

Spring Outing We will gather for fun and fellowship at the Robin Inn on April 12th at Noon. All are invited!

Birthdays This Month

1 2 10 11 14 16 17 18 20 29 30 Rene Chrysler, George Vennart Dale Totty Bert Brown Micah Dalton Nora Iwashyna Desiree McNeice Dale Trent Delaney Childs, Rebecca Shope Charlotte Ford Anne Lohmann Palmen, Jason Bullard Betsy Bighinatti, Theresa Caraher, Jerry Simonoff

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St Johns Players 3rd Annual Cabaret Im a little Bit Country and Im A little Bit Rock n Roll

Saturday, April 21st at 7:30 PM ($10) Saturday, April 21st at 6:00 PM, Dinner Theatre ($20) Sunday, April 22nd at 3:00 PM ($10) The participants will be members of previous casts, members of St. Johns and members of our Childrens productions. If you would like to participate in the show itself, serving dinner, selling tickets, set-up or clean up, please talk with Tony Sharpenstein or Betsy Bighinatti. All proceeds go to the church annual budget. Please bring family and friends and offer your support of the ministries of St. Johns.

Celebrate the End of our Program Year May 19th 4-8 pm

Launch Sunday brings us back together in September as we kick off our church program year. The Picnic is our celebration at the end of the program year and a time to be together for fun and fellowship before we all take needed breaks in the summer. We enjoyed the location at Sunday Park in Brandermill last year. The picnic pavilion at Sunday Park is in a cool wooded area on the Swift Creek Reservoir. Sunday Park is located near the Brandermill Church at 4500 Millridge Parkway. Maps will be available in the parlor later. We ask each person to bring a side dish or dessert. The Congregational Life committee will provide the meat and drinks. We plan to reserve a pontoon boat to enjoy the reservoir. We will have games, face painting, and a surprise guest!! So put this on your calendar now and plan to be there!!

In Memory
Frank Mauritz June 19, 1917March 12, 2012 A service of thanksgiving and remembrance was held at St. Johns on March 17th. We offer our prayers and condolences to Franks family.

In Memory
We offer our prayers and condolences to the family of John Lange, father of Chris Miles, who died on February 18th.

Lectionary Readings
April 1, 2012 Palm Sunday Isaiah 50: 4-9a Psalm 31:9-16 Philippians 2:5-11 Mark 14:1-15:47 April 8, 2012 Easter Acts 10:34-43 Psalm 118:1-2,14-24 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Mark 16:1-8 April 15, 2012 Second Sunday of Easter Acts 4:32-35 Psalm 133 1 John 1:1-2:2 John 20: 19-31 April 22, 2012 Third Sunday Of Easter Acts 3: 12-19 Psalm 4 1 John 3:1-7 Luke 24:36b-48 April 29, 2012 Fourth Sunday of Easter Acts 4:5-12 Psalm 23 1 John 3:16-24 John 10:11-18

Lily Orders
To order a Lily in honor or memory of a loved one, please complete this form. Indicate with a checkmark if the plant is in memory of or in honor of your loved one. Place the form in the offering plate, drop it through the slot in the office door, mail it to the church office, or email the church office at [email protected]. The cost is $14.00 per plant. Ordering Deadline: Wednesday, April 4th (Please print clearly) ( ) In memory of: ( ) In honor of: Name (s)_______________________________ Given by:______________________________

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Adult Education: Pondering Jesus Parables

One of Jesus favorite ways to teach was to tell parables: stories that take common experiences and turn them upside down, disrupting peoples assumptions about what is right and good. Come wrestle with these puzzling stories each Sunday beginning April 22, 9:45-10:45 a.m. in the Guild Room who knows, they might turn your life upside down in just the right way!

April Roundtable: Fitting the Bible into Everyday Life

For many contemporary Christians, Bible reading is a Sunday activity or something we do in a crisis rather than a regular pastime. Fitting an ancient text into daily life doesnt come naturally. Does reading the Bible frequently have value in the 21st century, or is a weekly worship dose of scripture enough to keep us going? Come explore this timely question and a variety of Bible reading ideas on Sunday, April 15, 9:45-10:45 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. All ages welcome!

Confirmation
St. Johns Confirmation Class of 2012 (Hank Allen, James Cook, Trey Lyle, Savannah Quick and Lydia Woods) are in the final weeks of their preparation for Confirmation, to be celebrated Sunday, May 20th. In March, the class attended Shabbat services at Jewish Reformed Congregation Or Ami, led by Rabbi Ben Roemer (Jerry Simonoff and Sharon Machrones other place of worship). On April 27 28, the Confirmation Class and their parents will be on a Capstone Retreat at Richmond Hill to select scripture and prayers for their May 20th service of worship and to prepare their confirmation statements. We also wish to thank their adult mentors who have been spiritual guides for the past two years: Mark Atkinson (Hank), Richard Bighinatti (Trey), Sharon Machrone (Lydia), Jeff Michel (James), and Emilye Pittman (Savannah).

Attention All Families With Children under age 17 (Other interested adults and children are welcome, too!)
Pastor Party Saturday, March 31, 3:30 5:30 pm This is a chance for the children to get to know the pastor better. Adults are encouraged to stay and do the activities with the children. Our topic is Moses. We will pay special attention to the Passover part of the 10 plagues. The Jewish community celebrates the escape from slavery with the Passover meal, called a Seder. We will be having a Passover meal on Palm Sunday during church school. Palm Sunday Sunday, April 1, 9:30 am Outside parade with other churches (and donkey). Stop at St. Johns to pick up your palm branch and then go across the street to First English Lutheran church. FYI : goodies will be available in the parlor after the parade. 10:45 am All children and youth gather in the Parlor to get ready for Palm Sunday Worship. They will lead the choir into the sanctuary with palm branches raised high. 11:20 am Passover Meal (Seder) will be served in the Guild Room in the basement. Adults are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP so we can have the table set up for everyone.

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Area Congregations Together in Service (ACTS) is a Greater Richmond interfaith mission providing support and resources during periods of financial crisis to prevent homelessness. ACTS vision is to be the premiere faithbased organization working to prevent homelessness in the Greater Richmond Area, fostering a community that values and cares for persons in crisis. ACTS takes a proactive stance by financially assisting people, regardless of their faith belief, who are in imminent danger of losing their stable housing. ACTS finds this to be the most cost effective and compassionate manner in dealing with a desperate situation. Richmond is currently experiencing the longest wait for a bed in a shelternine weeks! The cost to shelter a mother and two children per month is $2,900. ACTS can keep a family stably housed for an average of $500. Homelessness becomes more expensive for municipalities and taxpayers paying more for health care, medical treatments and incarcerations. And, lastly and most importantly, the immeasurable cost of and consequence of the loss of dignity of a human being, neighbors in our community! Since ACTS began seeing clients in August 2006: 872 households have been financially assisted. 2,137 people have been positively affected 955 of those 2,137 people were under the age of 18 Over $600,000 has been expended on assisting people with rent, mortgage, utilities and a few other expenses that may arise

CARITAS Says Thank You

Dear St. Johns CARITAS Volunteers, I would to take this opportunity to thank all those members of St. Johns who volunteered their time to assist with the St Johns CARITAS mission from the end of January to the end of March. We served approximately 37 homeless women during this time each evening. We thank everyone for his or her donations to CARITAS in the purchase of necessary supplies (coffee/hot chocolate/lemonade/ sugar/cream/cups/stirrers/napkins/snacks). CARITAS is a very important mission for our church and our community. We appreciate your dedication and help to this outreach mission. Thank You! CARITAS Chairman Richard J Bighinatti

The key component of this effort involves developing dedicated relationships and financial support from congregations such as our very own, St. Johns UCC. Currently, there are 40+ other such partnerships with many different denominations. When clients are referred from partner congregations such as St. Johns, they are fully assessed by a case manager who determines the funding needed thereby reducing the burden on the staff of the congregation and offering the church a resource to give to people in need. Over the next three years ACTS has set goals of assisting 1,380 households. ACTS can only do that with your financial support. In addition to your monetary donations, ACTS gladly welcomes items such as the following: Personal Care Items, Paper Products, Cleaning Products, Childrens Items, Misc. Prior to the client leaving when the assessment is over, ACTS case manager gives each client a care bag consisting of the above items most of us take for granted. These bags always put a smile on a desperate persons face. Donated items may be left in the Parlor. Please see Billy Poarch, Executive Director of ACTS should you have any questions.

William Byrd
Dont forget that on the third Sunday of each month, we receive contributions of nonperishable food items for the William Byrd Food Bank. Ask for a shopping bag with a shopping list attached from a member of the Welcome Team when you come to worship, and then bring your offering on the third Sunday of each month.

One Great Hour of Sharing

The annual all church offering for disaster relief, One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS), was received on Sunday, March 18th. To date we have received $1385. Thank you St. Johns!

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Stewardship Message
Stewards of Our Relationship with One Another

Potomac Association Spring Meeting

The annual spring meeting of the Potomac Association of the United Church of Christ will be Saturday, April 21st at 9:00 AM at Greenbelt Community UCC (Greenbelt, MD). If you wish to attend this meeting, please contact Pastor Jon.

No one can serve two masters... You cannot serve God and wealth. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Matthew 6:24, 21 The Rev. Dr. Richard D. Weiss observes that being stewards in the household of God is intensely counter-cultural in significant ways. We live in a society where we are taught explicitly and implicitly that to be truly human is to be self-sufficient, independent, protective, competitive, acquisitive, accumulative, a consumer. If you pay money, you should get something. There is no limit to the satisfaction of our desires. Our spirit is nourished and our worth is measured by what we possess. What are the marks of this counter-culture, the Household of God? We are interdependent and collaborative we need each other, others need us. We share surplus so each has enough. In order for all to live, each limits accumulation. Money is just another resource to be allocated to ensure shalom. Our spirit is nourished by living up to who God made us to be. Our worth is given by God. Churches have a unique ministry opportunity to liberate members to order their financial life according to their faith values. Laura Dunham wisely notes in Graceful Living: Every choice we make to spend, save, or give has an impact, creating a ripple effect. How each of us decides to live matters.
A message from Stewards in the Household of God: a Resource for Holistic Year-round Stewardship available from United Church of Christ Resources. March 2012 God is still speaking,

Baptism of Maddie Barbour March 11, 2012

Baptism of Denise Martin March 11, 2012

MESSENGER April 2012

WELCOME TEAMS
Welcome Team Coordinator Welcome team captains
Families with children

April 1
Richard Bighinatti 379-3572
Woods Family Gretchen Miller Family Lydia Woods

April 8 & 15
Justin Barbour 687-1460
Barbour Family Amrhein Family Jillian Amrhein

April 22 & 29
Adrianne Dery 262-7072
Allen Family

May 6 & 13
Bill Watson 873-2837
Quick Family Erkulwater/Trent Family

May 20 & 27
Bob Corby
Etter Family Voelcker / Barrett Family Bryan Etter James Cook Dorothy Cook Betty Staton Laura Totty Kim Vann Desiree McNeice Doug Waldrop Jeff Michel Norm Pecka

Acolytes Beth Stiegler Don Stiegler Chris Miles Betsy Bighinatti Phil Jones Mark Atkinson Richard Bighinatti

Hank Allen Cammie Allen Iola Miller Lynn Snyder Jerry Simonoff JoAnn Jellison Sharon Machrone Jeff Hetzer Bert Brown Bert Brown

Savannah Quick Ashley Quick

Adults

Cheryl Goode Billy Poarch Erin Burnette Vivian White David Pittman Bert Brown

Pam Miller Jeff Jacobs Dreama Terrill Denise Martin Bert Brown

Sound System Facilities

Please find a substitute if you are unable to perform your ministry and contact your team coordinator AND the office to let them know who will be filling in for you. Thank you for making our church ministries run smoothly!

April 1
Hospitality Coordinator Sal Anselmo 358-1696

April 8

April 15
Beth and Don Stiegler

April 22
Warren and Karen Winterson Adrianne Dery & Helen Bunch

April 29

May 6

May 13

May 20

Emily Pittman Bud Higgins & Jeff Michel

Chris Miles Adrianne Dery & Helen Bunch

Tellers Coordinator Bud Higgins - 301-5059 Altar Flowers $40 Church office 358-9291 Liturgist Coordinators Kathy Freise 448-9876 Sal Anselmo 358-1696 Nursery Helpers Coordinator Martha Cook 227-3466

Bud Higgins & Jeff Michel Easter Lilies

Billy Poarch & Rob Osborn

Judy Brown

Judy Brown Pastor Jon

Billy Poarch & Rob Osborn Choir

Lydia Woods Jane Rosecrans Helen Voelcker Barrett

Sal Anselmo Helena DeLigt

Anita Sharpenstein Tony Sharpenstein Laura Totty

Paul Jolles Erin Burnette Marjorie Barbour

Linda Jenkins Mark Atkinson Beth Stiegler Helen Voelcker Barrett Vicky Lyle Laura Totty

Vicky Lyle

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SUNDAY 1 APRIL Palm Sunday No communion 2

MONDAY 3

TUESDAY 4

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY 5 Maundy Thursday

11:30 am - NA 6:00 Meal 7:00 Worship

FRIDAY 6 Good Friday

Noon - NA Noon Community Good Friday Service

SATURDAY 7
10 am SJP rehearsal

9:30 am Palm Sunday Parade No adult class 11:00 am Worship 11:15 am Children & Youth Programming- Seder Meal 12:00 pm Fellowship 8 Easter with communion No adult or children church school 6:30 am Sunrise service 11:00 am Worship 12:00 pm Fellowship & Easter Egg Hunt 15 9:00 am Breakfast 9:45 am Intergenerational Round Table 10:00 am Choir 11:00 am Worship 11:15 am Children & Youth Programming 12:00 pm Fellowship

10:00 am staff mtg 11:30 am - NA

9
Office closed

10
Noon - NA

11

12
Noon Fellowship Outing 11:30 am - NA 7 pm Choir Rehearsal

13
Noon - NA

14
10 am SJP rehearsal

16
Messenger due 7 pm Council

17

18

19
Noon - NA\\ 5:30 pm Worship & Music mtg. 7 pm Choir Rehearsal

20
Noon - NA Cabaret Rehearsal

21
Potomac Association Mtg Indian Orthodox 8 am - 3 pm CWS Planning Mtg 6 pm Dinner 7:30 pm Cabaret

10:00 am staff mtg 7 pm WEBS Noon - NA

22
9:45 am Adult class & Choir 11:00 am Worship 11:15 am Children & Youth Programming 12:00 pm Fellowship 12:30 pm Confirmation 3:00 pm Cabaret

23

24

25

26
Noon - NA 7 pm Choir Rehearsal

27
Noon - NA Wedding Rehearsal 5 pm Confirmation Retreat

28
Confirmation Retreat Stephanie Workman & Will Schroeder Wedding

10:00 am staff mtg 7 pm WEBS Noon - NA

29
9:45 am Adult class & Choir 11:00 am Worship 11:15 am Children & Youth Programming 12:00 pm Fellowship 12:30 pm Visitor Luncheon

30

1 MAY
Noon - NA

2
7 pm WEBS

3
Noon - NA

4
Noon - NA

6
9:45 am Adult class & Choir 11:00 am Worship 11:15 am Children & Youth Programming 12:00 pm Fellowship 13 Congregational Mtg Jeanette Salley Offering for Haiti

8
Noon - NA

9
7 pm WEBS

10
Noon - NA 6 pm Fellowship Dinner

11
Noon - NA

12

14

15

16

17

18

19 Church Picnic

7 pm Council

WEBS Wednesday NA - Narcotics WEBS Wednesday NA - Narcotics Evening Bible Study Anonymous Evening Bible Study Anonymous

SJP - St. Johns Players