Baby Kits on Way to Papua New Guinea

September is National Recovery Month

Oroville Church of the Nazarene Monthly Newsletter

Submitted by Dale Marsh

Each year September is

recognized as National Re-

covery Month. Events are

held state-wide, locally and

nationally. As we enter Sep-

tember we will kick off with

Serenity Sunday on Septem-

ber 1st. The Serenity Choir

will join in the praise and

worship team along with

special guest Pastor Darryl

Pearson. My friend Darryl

has been sober for 27 years

and is a prominent AA and

NA speaker throughout the

state. Pastor Darryl is a bun-

dle of energy and will be

speaking at four events over

the weekend including the

Nazarene Church in Wood-

land, here at the OroNaz and

completing the weekend at

Jordan Crossing on Sunday

evening. Darryl is Pastor of

Seven Trees Baptist Church

in San Jose, CA. He minis-

ters to his church family

with his wife, Mimi, and

their two daughters.

Thanks to the support of

our Church family, our Se-

renity format has been

adopted at five Nazarene

Churches in the past twelve

months. Along with other

folks adding parts of our

format to their ministries

too. This year we have

worked with Golden Hills

Community Church in

Brentwood, CA, The Cross-

ings Church in Livermore,

Central Peninsula Church in

Foster City, Joy of the Lord

Ministries and Calvary

Church in Los Gatos not to

mention the Nazarene

Churches on our district that

Inside this issue:

Women Alive! 2

Samaritan Singles 2

Missions 3

Worship Ministry 4

C-3 Update 5

Lord is My Shepherd 6

What’s Happening 8

Just Another Tale 10

Kids Camp Pics 12

Bible Fun Stuff 14

Sept. Celebrations 15

Church Calendar 16

Submitted by Doris Libby

Many thanks to all of you who

participated in bringing baby kit

items or gave money toward provid-

ing needed baby items for the moms

of Papua New Guinea. All 111 kits

from you are on their way!

A 20' ocean-going container full

of medical supplies was loaded re-

cently with medicines and medical

equipment headed for the Nazarene

Hospital in PNG. Besides the 111

baby kits, included was a birthing

bed, incubator, an infant warming

bed, 2 EKG machines and 540 boxes

of supplies. Project SAVE, of Chico,

has sent 10 of these huge containers

to our hospital there since 2004.

Thank you Project SAVE!

A huge thank you to Susie

McCoy for shopping with the $900

Volume X, Issue 3 September 2013

cash given by many of you which

supplied many of those kits and

added plastic pants to each kit. We

also thank the two young men in the

picture, Andy and Joey, who master-

fully filled every nook and cranny so

that everything fit and will travel the

high seas safely. Margie Yeager

was responsible for collecting items

from Oroville Hospital. Thank you,

Margie!

The “Sew Much” group from our

church made and sent 30 little

dresses for the Papua New Guinea

girls, also sent in the con-

tainer. How much your dresses will

be loved and appreciated! Thank

you, ladies!

WARM HEARTS AND MANY

HANDS MAKE MANY THINGS

POSSIBLE!

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Ministry Outreach

Naz. It was an amazing scene…all

those little ones and their mothers

and all the chatter, smiles. And

every week since then all those

young, beautiful and valuable

women have been gathering to-

gether, connecting, laughing and

crying and praying and studying

“Desperate: Hope for the Mom Who

Needs to Breathe.” Thank You, Je-

sus!

And a big “Hats off!” to Arlene

Hendriks and her faithful crew for

loving and taking care of all those

precious “little ones” while their

“Mamas” catch their breath. Well

done!

Submitted by Patty Clark

Women need women! and

“Mama’s of Little Ones” need other

“Mama’s of Little Ones” in order to

be truly healthy, grow in their faith

and thrive. We’ve been praying a

long time for Jesus to open a door so

that mothers of pre-schoolers could

get together and encourage each

other, and He answered that prayer

in the most precious way. I love it

when He does that.

On Thursday, May 2, Genessa

Raynor and approximately fifteen

other mothers met for the first time

in Room 110, The Hike, here at the

Women Alive!

Submitted by Carlene Dimas

Do you ever wonder why God

loved you so much that He gave His

only Son to die for your sins? I do.

Do you ever wonder why God

chose your parents? I do. Do you

wonder or ever think about the fact

that the one and only GOD AL-

MIGHTY knew you in your

mother’s womb? I do. Do you ever

think about why God chose you to

be born in America instead of some

other country where you may have

never heard the word JESUS? I do.

This is just some of the simple

questions I think about and how

grateful I am that THE God, creator

of all things, thought about me. Me,

why? The answer is LOVE. I can

only TRY to understand that kind of

love. Does that make you want to

know him better? I do.

Sometimes I can find the right

words to express how in AWE I am

of the one who died for me. Some-

times I think about when I was a lit-

tle girl in my bed at night, looking

out my window up at the sky, think-

ing about God. Even then, wonder-

ing why would He think of me. Do

you?

Some may think I feel unworthy.

I DO. I do know the word tells me

that only His blood makes me wor-

thy. It is so simple. I must never for-

get. I did nothing to earn his unmer-

ited favor, but I have it. Praise God.

Do you?

Do you ever think about who in

the past prayed for you, that God

would be with you and bring you to

salvation with Him? I do. Do you

ever feel it is your responsibility to

pray for others born or yet to be

born? I do.

I know that we are just a small

part of the body of Christ, but, if we

function in our place in the body,

and with a willing heart obey, that is

all that God requires of us. Obedi-

ence. These are just some of the

things I think about. DO YOU?

We in Samaritan Singles ask that

the church keep us in your prayers

as we go forward doing life together.

To listen to the voice of God, to be

alert, to question our own hearts to

be available, as he brings souls to

cross our path who need this fellow-

ship.

Love in the name above all

names, Jesus Christ.

Samaritan Singles

It is what it is—But it will

become what you make it.

My eight-year-old son has hundreds of baseball cards stacked around his room. I complained to him

about it as I tried to help him straighten his mess. "But Mom," he argued, "it's my hobby—just like you

have cooking and cleaning!"

After 50 years as the church organist, Gladys made a genuine effort to adjust to the new worship format.

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behavior. Ovidiu confessed to me

that he is a very bad boy and that his

dad brought him to the center to

"teach him a lesson" and that when

he changes his behavior and be-

comes “a good boy” his dad prom-

ised to take him home again.

Holding back a flood of emo-

tions, I sat him on my lap, put my

hands around his face and looking

into his eyes I said: “Ovidiu, you are

not a bad boy!!!” He challenged my

answer several times and asked me

how I knew that he was not a bad

boy. I told him, “God sees your

heart and He told me that you are

not a bad boy! He told me that He

gave you a good heart!” With a large

smile on his face, as though I had

revealed to him one of the secrets of

his heart, he agreed. My prayer is

that my words would bring healing

to his broken heart.

Taken from: http://livingwellromania.com/

T h e _ S t a f f o r d _ F a m i l y / N e w s /

Entries/2013/8/3_New.html

A Desperate Cry for Worth!

Over the last two months, we met

25 malnourished and abandoned in-

fants and toddlers at a local chil-

dren's hospitals and 13 children,

ages 7-17, at a government home for

abused children. As we listened to

each of their stories, our hearts sunk.

From the smallest, malnourished,

abandoned baby in the children’s

hospital, to the 17 year old youth in

the center for abused children, their

cry is the same...

“I am ALONE ...

I long to be loved and comforted,

I long to be touched and held,

I long to know I have value,

I long to know I belong,

I long to no longer be ALONE”... Ovidiu is a sweet, handsome,

deeply hurt 11-year old boy. He was

adopted when he was six months old

and unfortunately never attached to his parents. To make matters worse,

his parents divorced when he was

three and his mother disappeared

two years ago. After she left, he be-

came violent and started physically

acting out. He has been transferred

to 11 different schools so far and

nobody wants him because of his

Missions

Ovidiu’s Story:

"His name is Ovidiu*. He came

to the center 2 weeks ago. He still

cries every day. We need to keep an

eye on him because he tries to run

away all the time," said 12 year old

Ramona*, one of the children from

the Center for Abused Children,

when she introduced me to Ovidiu.

Ministering in one of the Govern-

ment Centers for Abused Chil-

dren!

In early July, we started going to

the government center for abused

children. I expected to meet shy and

reserved kids, but instead, we met

kids that were warm and so incredi-

bly starved for love, affection and

attention. A few of the kids snuggled

up against me and did not want to let

go. It didn't take long to see these

children's biggest need was love and

connection with a family. Unfortu-

nately, these children are not legally

adoptable. However they can be

"adopted" by a family or individ-

ual during weekends and vaca-

tions. With the help of a very good

friend, we started looking for indi-

viduals or families to open their

hearts and homes to these kids. In

July, five loving individuals/families

came forth with a sincere desire “to

adopt” five of the abused children.

We shared with them our experience

with Emma, and the things we

learned over the years regarding

attachment. Helping to see these

children connect to their "adoptive"

weekend families was an honor be-

yond words. We will continue to

work to get every child connected

with a weekend family.

Baseball Camp

In the second week of July all the

children from the center for abused

came to our YWAM Cluj, Baseball

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HEART of WORSHIP Submitted by Jan Holly

Thoughts from an article by Darlene

Zschech - When we come to know

Jesus everything changes, even the

way we look at our family, our

neighbors, and the person standing

in front of us in church. After Jesus

comes into our hearts to reside

Church will look and sound different

as well. In an article by Darlene, she

talked about her experience walking

into church after accepting Christ

and hearing the songs as well as the

congregation through new ears sing-

ing “a song of the heart, not of just

the mouth.”

Darlene has given her life writ-

ing, performing, and leading songs

about Jesus. She resides in Australia

and was the primary worship leader

at Hillsong Church. While she has

been under much scrutiny I have

appreciated for many years how she

proclaims Jesus to a world of folks

who don’t know or care who He is.

In her words, ”Music is created to

give voice to the human condition

and express with authenticity the

human heart.”

In Psalm 71 David says “When I

open up in song to You, I let out

lungs full of praise, my rescued life

a song.” (The Message)

I agree with her in that praising

God with music is not about style,

volume or method. It is about

‘thanksgiving that is being released

from grateful hearts.’ It is about

singing songs from scripture

whether it be a lament or a song of

adoration and offering our voice to

God who is our true audience.

When we give due worth to God,

and respond to Jesus Christ as our

Savior through our very lives, we

worship. We find time to do the im-

portant things in our lives. While our

list may change, it is my prayer that

at the top of this is worship. I pray

that during the week we sing our

songs to Jesus. Then on Sunday we

come together, our church family,

and corporately sing to Him from

our HEART of WORSHIP. God, our

creator, Redeemer, Savior and

Friend deserves the best we can give

Him.

Worship Ministry

Being happy doesn't mean everything's perfect. It

means you've decided to see beyond the imperfections.

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C-3 Update As you have experienced, we

now can use the front entrance to

our foyer. Several things need to be

completed, but the ability to enter

from the front is indeed a blessing.

If you have wandered to the back,

you will observe the retaining walls

in place, thanks to Bob Cox and a

crew of volunteers who prepped the

sites for the modular buildings yet to

arrive. When they arrive, many vol-

unteers will be needed. Plumbing,

some electrical, landscaping, paint-

ing, building the skirting, putting in

sidewalks, are a few of the things we

anticipate to occur in September and

October. We also are planning for

new floors in the foyer and inside

our multipurpose sanctuary. Re-

moving carpet and prepping the

floor surfaces will be done by volun-

teers.

Most of all we need to pray for

safety and the financial needs of C-3

campus. God has blessed us in many

ways by helping us find areas in our

budget to save money. This allows

for the overages we always seem to

run into in a remodel project.

Watch for a new opportunity

coming, so everyone can participate.

Vern Englund and the C-3 Stew-

ardship Team

These are just a few of the many

things we have been doing in the

Serenity Ministry this year. It is ex-

citing to see what God will do next

as we make ourselves available to

Him, for the sake of others.

For more information on Serenity

Group Recovery Ministry contact

Pastor Dale Marsh at 530-680-

2040.

Serenity (from pg. 1)

the Community” at Enloe Hospital

Conference Center. This will be a

county-wide event featuring recov-

ery programs from throughout Butte

County. We will have a table top

display and be joined by the newest

Serenity Group from East Avenue

Community Church of the Nazarene

in Chico. Special speakers for the

evening will include Iron Man Com-

petitor Blake Anderson and nation-

ally known recovery comedienne

Liz G.

offer recovery ministries. Through

this networking we have learned

from each other and grown our min-

istries together.

Two years ago, Pure Desire Min-

istries was suggested by our friend,

Pastor Matt Pierce, in Brentwood.

This has been a huge success with

our men committing every part of

their lives and bodies as God in-

tended. Meeting others in the Re-

covery Community and networking

with them has been a huge success.

Later this month, on September

7th, we will participate in “Unity in

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“The Lord is my Shepherd; I

shall not want.” I was looking at

Psalm 23 the other day, again, and it

struck me that we live in a society

that does “want.” It wants and it

desires and longs for and lusts after

and covets, and you and I are in-

fected by that spirit of dissatisfaction

every day, in hundreds of different

ways, all the time. Oh the

“wanting” is well disguised…

appearing sometimes as a method of

self-improvement or an innocent

way to reach our goals and better

ourselves at other times… or pro-

vide our families with a better life,

but I wonder – is all this “wanting”

counter-intuitive to the peace, seren-

ity and contentment we crave and

were created for?

In Philippians 4:11 the apostle

Paul wrote, “Not that I speak in re-

gard to need, for I have learned in

whatever state I am, to be content,”

and he was in prison! And I want

some of that. I want to be “content”

where I am. I want to be “content”

with what I’m doing, right now, and

rejoice in all that God has given me.

I don’t want to be “wanting” all the

time…looking on the horizon for the

next best thing…the newest bit of

over-the-top technology that I don’t

really need and can’t pay for. I don’t

want to have my spirit constantly

agitated by commercials that say I’m

not a “real” woman unless I shop at

Macys or wear a name-brand

makeup or pay big-bucks for my

jeans. I don’t want to be “wanting”.

It wastes time and can be so ex-

hausting.

Come on! Let’s get real. We

live in the western world and we’re

civilized people. We already have

more than we need…more than we

could ever use and pay for already.

Whatever happened to the fine art of

living simply and learning to be con-

tent with what we have? Sure we

live in a consumer driven culture,

but we don’t have to be controlled

by it. In fact, we’re not supposed to

be. Wouldn’t it be a relief to enter

God’s presence with thanksgiving

and shout, “I shall not want” and

mean it? Well, at least we could

give it a try.

Love and Prayers, Patty Clark

The Lord is My Shepherd

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Photos by

Gus Barlow

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Gus Barlow

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“Who said so?” I can recall that

phrase that I once used quite often. I

was always getting information that

I did not want to hear, or accept.

When I was able to get the author of

the “said so” I usually said, “I

thought so.” Then, there came a time

in my life that I asked that question

at the wrong time, or maybe it was

the right time.

I read the Bible as a habit, but not

really getting anything out of it for a

long time. What interested me, was

the short chapters in the Psalms so I

could say that I had read a lot of

chapters to win a prize for the

amount of chapters one child was

able to read every day. Once I had

finished the shorter Psalms, I started

looking for more short chapters so

that I could win the new Bible. My

brothers and sisters could not keep

up with me so I was always

winning.

Then when the revival was over,

I went back to reading as a task. I

never tried to read the Bible through

until I found the Lord and He saved

me on May 3, 1959. Then the Bible

took on a new meaning. I learned

who the author was and that He had

my interests in mind. Now, I can

honestly say that I have read the

Bible through, cover to cover many

times. I lost count when I had

reached the mark of 40 times. Each

time the words began to take on a

new meaning and I found that

reading was a pleasure that intrigued

me. It was then that the answer to

the above question became clear.

Now I know “Who said so.” And

that makes all the difference in the

world. It is when you get acquainted

with the author that I really

developed a new reason for reading.

Now, I can truly say that I know,

who said so. And it makes all the

difference. I have actually taken

several years to study one theme in

the Bible. I can recall the words in

John 13:1 N.I.V. that really took on

a new meaning. That phrase was

simply, “He now showed them the

full extent of His love.” After

plowing as deep in the phrase as

possible, I found that I could never

reach the whole meaning. Yes, it

makes all the difference, “Who said

so?”

Get on board and start reading the

Bible not just for pleasure, but to

learn what HE is trying to say. Then,

you also will know, “Who said so?”

And that will make all the

difference. You also, will enjoy His

word and be able to tell others,

“Who said so.”

Just Another Tale from the Pen of Earl E. Keena

from the land of the "heat" West Af-

rica.

Mary and I are in our last days in

this wonderful part of the world. We

came here five years ago, reached

the unreached, nurtured and trained

them. Today, they have taken over

our job! What a joy to watch the one

you have trained take over from you,

then you "lose" your job.

Thanks to the Lord! We are

headed to the Gorilla Mountains of

Burundi and Rwanda, in the jungles

where a new job awaits us. I was

there two weeks ago, saw the thou-

sand hills and went to the historical

spot where Dr. David Livingstone

met H.M. Stanley on the 25th of

Nov. 1871.

I already paid for our new rental

house in Bujumbura. I made friends

and contacts. I did not have time to

waste, but had to rush back to pack

and finally leave.

Folks, you don’t want to miss

coming to join us in the country of a

thousand hills, which rears the Go-

rillas. A place of history. We will

make sure ONE MORE PERSON is

lead to Heaven. Do you want to be

part of that?

Mary and I are already headed

there, PRAY about it and with us.

Prayer request:

NOBODY WANTS TO BUY OUR

CAR, BUT WE HAVE TO SELL

IT.

Talk to you later

Blessings

Serving Him by Serving All

Volume X, Issue 3 Page 11

Missions (from pg. 3)

need volunteers!!

YWAM Romania Family Minis-

try:

In July, we attended a YWAM Ro-

mania Family Camp together with

40 other families. While we were

there, we were invited to join the

YWAM Romania Family Ministry

leadership team. We are excited and

humbled for the opportunity to serve

Romania in this way.

Please pray:

- For people to partner with us in

order to accomplish the ministry

God called us to

- Wisdom for our new position in

the YWAM ROMANIA Family

Ministry leadership team.

- Adoptive parents for children at

the abused kids home

- Training for adoptive parents

- For the men’s ministry that Aaron

is pioneering

- Open doors for our teams to get

into hospitals in order to hold the

babies.

- August staff outreach going to

Iasi, (one of the largest university

cities in Romania).

*All names are changed to protect

privacy.

The Latest from Friday Ganda

Dear Friends and Partners,

We are sending our last greetings

camp. Aaron was one of the coaches

for the six to seven years olds. See-

ing smiles on their faces and hearing

them laugh and have fun with the

other children, fills our hearts with

overwhelming joy. Through this

camp they learned baseball, but also

how to pray and develop an intimate

relationship with God. Our prayer is

that God would capture their hearts

because He is what they need

most!!!

Ministering to the Abandoned

Ones at the Children’s Hospitals

The sweet girl in the picture is

one of the abandoned children who

live confined to a hospital bed with

the “abandoned at birth” diagnosis.

We are currently working together

with people from the community to

regularly visit the children in the

hospitals and try to fulfill some of

these children’s longing and need

for affection, care, and nutrition.

We are praying for people that

w o u l d

join our

team and

be willing

and able

to invest

t h e m -

s e l v e s

into this significant part of our min-

istry. We can not do it alone! We

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Abraham

Azariah

Daniel

Deborah

Declarations

Disciples

Elijah

Elisha

Elizabeth

Ezekiel

Faithful

Habakkuk

Holiness

Hosea

Inspiration

Interpreter

that God had the ability to ____their hearts with joy.

4 Paul was called _____because he was the main spokesman.

6 The _____was divided. 7 The healed man was cripple

in his _____. 8 The people shouted tha the

gods had comedown in ____form.

10 There was a _____of Zeus outside the city of Lystra.

13 The apostles preach the message of _____.

14 When the good news was preached, many _____.

16 Paul was _________. 19 When the crowed wanted

to worship them, Paul and Barnabas ____their clothes and tried to stop them.

20 Barnabas was called ___. 23 The churches in Lystra,

Iconium and Antioch were encouraged to stay ____to the faith.

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Isaac

Israel

Jeremiah

Joel

Jonah

Joshua

Knowledge

Malachi

Micah

Ministry

Miriam

Moses

Obadiah

Obedience

Oded

Repentance

Prophets From www.twopaths.com

Answers to last month’s puzzle

____just like you. 15 Jews from Antioch of Pisidia

came to this city to cause trou-ble for Paul and Barnabas.

17 Paul was left for ______. 18 In Iconium there was a plot to

mistreat and ____Paul and Barnabas.

21 God gave Paul and Barnabas the ability to so ____and wonders.

22 When Paul and Barnabas got home, they called the church together and ____all that had been done by God.

24 Paul and Barnabas went back through cities an appointed ____.

25 Paul went to this town the day after being stoned.

26 When Paul and Barnabas got home, they ____for a long time.

27 The people of Lystra were told that God made this.

Down 1 Unbelieving Jews from ____and

Iconium went to Lystra to try to stop the preaching of Paul and Barnabas.

3 The people of Lystra were told

Seer

Shemiah

Zadok

Zechariah

Zephaniah

Across 1 Paul and Barnabas sailed back to Antioch

from this city. 2 Jews _____the crowd over and stoned

Paul. 5 The people in Lystra want to offer

_____to Paul and Barnabas. 7 Paul looked at the crippled man and saw

that he had ______. 9 Paul and Barnabas told the people to turn

from ____things. 11 The crippled man was ____. 12 Paul and Barnabas said “We are

Acts 14 From: childrensbiblestudy.com

Poet’s Ponderings

Hidden Sins

Secrets - hidden!

Shame comes unbidden!

Sin is lurking,

but I must keep working

to hide this shame!

It’s a difficult game

to keep secrets hidden

when the shame - unbidden

steals away my joy and my calm!

I need a healing balm

to soothe my soul -

my troubled soul!

I need to somehow make it alright

and open my secret dungeon of night!

I must be bold

to break open this stronghold

of sin that holds me so tight!

I must open it up to let in the “Light”!

A glow - ever so slight

begins to illuminate the darkness of night!

Now I can see much clearer

and Jesus is standing so much nearer!

He reaches out a nailed scarred hand

to lift me up -with Him to stand

in the glory of His light!

Now all my shame has taken flight

since my secret sins have all been viewed

and my soul is full of joy - renewed!

Gina Englund

August 2013

(from the study of Joshua)

Birthday Celebrants 1 Tina Sebastain, Kolleen Wells 2 Ou Saechao, Nadine Watts 4 Susan Reiman 7 Eddie Roberson 8 GayLynne Trumm 10 Russell Brandt, Sarah Brandt, Ethel Johns,

Ken Sweet 11 Albert Hottinger 12 Dave Scruby 13 Larry Hayden, Daniel Lewis, Blain Moffitt,

Carla Souza 14 Carol Cole, Roxanne Cole, Tom Frazier, Jr.,

Dallas Paul, Susie Redfern 15 Curt Jarboe, Wade McGrath, Oran Roberts 17 Dan Spafford 18 Mike Heldman, Georgette Keeler 19 Susie Conner, Christian Day 20 Sharon Belisle 21 Ron Kingham, Terri Miller 22 Geri Day, Tyler Fattal, Bob Hopper 23 John Folsom 24 Bob Erickson, Debbie Long, 25 Terri Butler, Tony Torreano, Brenda Watts 27 Gary Stempel, Jill Walborn, Marjorie Yeager 29 Yvonne French, Suzanne Torreano

Anniversary Celebrants 2 Brad & Alison Hammersley 6 Tom & Patricia Smith 9 Marty & Julie Costa 10 Dave & Janet Niemeyer 11 Hank & Linda McCoy 17 Bob & Brenda Zollner 19 Carl & Jeanne Hoffman 21 Jeff & Vicki Price 22 Wes & Bonnie Ledford-Davis 23 Dewey & Christeen Lamb 24 Steve & Tina Sebastain 25 Ron & Doris Libby 27 Mark & Corinna Brown 28 Quincy & Anna Sampson 29 Destry & Teresa Chenoweth

September

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September Oroville Church of the Nazarene

Dennis Day, Lead Pastor 2238 Monte Vista Drive

Oroville, CA 95966 530-533-7464

www.oronaz.org

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Serenity Sunday

One Service

9am

2 3 4 5 6 7 Caring For Women

Golf Scramble

8 Sunday Service

9 am & 10:45 am

Cornerstone Gospel Sing/Pie Fest 6pm

9 Compassionate

Min. Mtg. 5:30pm

10 Grief Share Begins

6:30pm

11 12 CLT Mtg 6pm

13 14 Hope Center

Spaghetti Dinner

5-8pm at The Hope

Center

15 Sunday Service

9 am & 10:45 am

16 17 18 19 20 Samaritan Singles

Get Acquainted

Meeting 6pm

21 Women Alive! All

Day Fall

Conference 9:30am

22 Sunday Service

9 am & 10:45 am

Baptism 12:30pm

23 24 25 Serenity Dinner

6:00pm

26 27 Samaritan Singles

Movie Night 6pm

28

29 Sunday Service

9 am & 10:45 am

30 Changing the community

of Oroville, one life

at a time!

Office Closed Teen Quiz Camp

Band Practice Quizzing Samaritan Singles Serenity Sew Much Stuff the Truck

Key to Regular Gatherings

Women Alive! Healing Ministry Savior Earth Recycling

Choir MSN Middle School Night

Sacramento Dist. Women’s Conf.

Arden Church of the Nazarene