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H A V E N M E S S E N G E R
HAVEN
MISSION
STATEMENT (adopted 2/26/06 by Haven Church)
“To honor God, to reach out
with love to our members and the community and to
share the
gospel of Jesus Christ.”
Pastor Linda M. Alessandri
Church Secretary Mary Grabill
Church Office
Hours Monday-Friday
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Haven Lutheran Church
1035 Haven Road
Hagerstown, MD 21742
301-733-5056
Fax: 301-733-8725
Website www. havenlc.org
Keep Watch with Us
At the September Council meeting our devotions centered on the previ-
ous Sunday’s readings. It was the story from Genesis 12: 1-9 in which God in-
vites Abram and Sarai to “Go” to an unknown future in which God promises to
bless them. After listening to the lesson, we discussed this question:
“Go” the Lord says to Abraham and promises him blessings.
Where do you sense God may be inviting Haven to “go”?
The silence was very loud. No one had an answer. That wasn’t because of a lack
of trying. We have very bright, faith-filled and committed folks on our Council
who are a good representation of the congregation.
I finally suggested if we could not sense where God is calling us, that might be an
answer in itself. Are we so busy doing that we can’t hear God’s calling to us? Or
are we satisfied with the status quo and don’t want to hear God calling us to
something new? Or might we be afraid of what God’s calling may ask of us per-
sonally and so we avoid listening? Or little bit of all these possibilities?
The discussion was good and open. There isn’t anything wrong at Haven — no
fighting, good worship, caring and generous people. Sometimes standing still and
taking a breather is necessary for renewal. Yet.... without directions you’re in
danger of going around in circles until you’re dizzy or your resources are used up.
Isn’t it by far more healthy to consider where God would have us “Go” before
circumstances become unsettling or dire?
This year, as the Narrative Lectionary walks us through the Bible on Sundays, we
will hear a lot about God’s promises:
Promises made.
Promises kept.
Promises threatened.
Promises renewed.
We will hear the good news that we are loved by a God who makes and keeps
promises. We will hear about our Lord who continues to work through God’s
people when promises are threatened. We will learn about God who, in the end,
renews promises through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
At our baptism, God promised to be with us for all eternity. At the Ascension,
Jesus promised those who follow him, “I am with you always.” The presence and
strength of God goes with those who “Go” where God sends them. The presence
and power of God is with the church that ventures down pathways of ministry and
mission to which calls it to “GO.” It is by far not always easy or painless to “Go”
where God leads. But you will notice considerable energy and excitement
unleashed whenever disciples step out in faith to follow our Lord into God’s sav-
ing and healing efforts.
On behalf of your Congregational Council I ask you to keep watch with us. That’s
a sincere request for you to actively, prayerfully join us in seeking God’s will for
Haven. What would God have us do or be to further bless our neighbors? Where
do you sense God inviting Haven to “Go”? Share that conversation with others.
Share your insights with Council members. Keep watch, pray and have no fear.
God equips and provides for those God sends.
Your pastor and partner in ministry,
Linda M Alessandri
WORSHIP TEAM
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Contributions may be brought by the office during our normal business hours 9 am-1 pm or mailed to the
Church at 1035 Haven Road *Hagerstown, MD *21742.
P.S. ON A PERSONAL NOTE On October 13th I will leave on an adventure to Scotland with my seminary
friend, Ann. No camels this time, but lovely countryside and coastlines, interesting history and people and the
surprising things you learn about yourself when you are the foreigner in another’s nation. I will return October
27. As always, I ask for your prayers that my time away is refreshing, my driving on the “wrong” side of the
Scotland roads is safe and that I come home renewed for our ministry together. I will carry you in heart and
prayer.
While I’m away, please contact the following pastors in the event of an emergency or circumstance in which
you would appreciate a pastor’s presence and prayer:
October 13 - 19 Pastor Dave Kaplan 301-797-3045
October 20 - 27 Pastor Mike Louia (St. Paul Funkstown) (w) 301-791-1738 (h) 240-469-4798
© 301-302-6622 (emergencies only)
A.M.E.N.
HELPING THE RESIDENTS OF HOLLY PLACE – For the month of October we will be collecting
trash bags (13gal & 33gal.), T-shirt bags or small waste basket bags for the residents of Holly Place. There
is a container in the narthex for you to place your items.
FALL CLOTHING DRIVE—The AMEN team will sponsor a collection of used clothing
that is suitable for the coming cold weather. While any clothing is welcome, there is a par-
ticular need for children’s clothing including sweaters and jackets. The children’s clothing
will be donated to either Fountaindale School or to the Children in Need program. Other
clothing will go to W-house, REACH and Goodwill and should be seasonally appropriate.
Please place your donations in bags and deposit them in the coat closet closest to PA Ave.
The last day of the collection will be November 2, 2014.
EVANGELISM TEAM
Pet Blessing Sunday, October 5th 3:00 - 4:00 PM - Each day our pets bless us with
unconditional love and joy. Every year on a Sunday close to October 4th, the feast of
St. Francis of Assisi, many people of faith around the world host events where animals
are blessed.
Why a pet blessing? It’s an opportunity to celebrate God’s compassion and concern
for all creatures...It’s an occasion to meet neighbors and enjoy easy conversation about
a common interest – pets we love.
A tent will be set up on the church lawn so it can be seen from Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. We’ll ask folks to sign the register on behalf of their pet. Each pet will be indi-
vidually blessed. There will be treats and water bowls for the animals. Even a door
prize!
Any pet that is safe to bring is welcome. Please get the word around and invite friends and neighbors to
bring their pets along. Any questions, please call Pastor Linda Alessandri at the Church office.
*St. Francis of Assisi lived a life of simplicity, charity and humility in the 13th century. He is remembered as a champion
of justice and lover of animals. Washington County Coalition of Lutheran Churches
KEEP SAVING THOSE BOX TOPS! - The box tops are used to provided Fountaindale Ele-
mentary School with school equipment and supplies it may not have been able to afford otherwise.
You will find the Box Tops for Education slips on a wide variety of products. Clip them and put them in the
designated container in the church narthex. Let’s try for $100 worth of Box Tops for Education this School
Year!
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MEMORIALS TEAM
SUGGESTIONS??? —We need to identify the room at the furtherest end
of our church in the west wing (previously the old choir room). This is a large
sunny room being refurbished for meetings, small family gatherings and a
learning center. It's an ideal peaceful room where one can find solitude or just meet and talk. But Mary needs
to know a name for the room to reserve it for you. So please place your suggestion in the box on the table in
the narthex, call, or email the church office. The names will be presented to the council October 6. Enter as
many times as you wish.
PARISH EDUCATION TEAM
COME GROW IN GOD’S WORD &
LET GOD’S WORD GROW IN YOU
Adult Bible Study Opportunities at Haven
Adult Sunday School Class - 11 am - 12 noon. “Introduction to the World of the New Testament” pro-
vides important and interesting background for Bible readers and listeners. Get insight into the New Testament
literature & canon, the Greco-Roman World of Jesus’ times and the Jewish context of early Christian writings.
Led by Pastors Dave Kaplan and lay leaders.
Weekday Bible Study Wednesdays, 10 - 11 am and Thursdays, 7 - 8 pm The Rest of the Story
Get a glimpse at what come between the Sunday Scripture readings of our Narrative Lectionary. Enjoy a safe
place to ask questions, explore possibilities and wonder in God’s Word. Led by Pastor Linda Alessandri
(Pastor Kaplan Oct. 15 and 22)
Women’s Bible Study Fourth Thursday of the month All women are welcome. This year’s study is called
“Transformation and Conversion: Transforming Life and Faith.” During each month’s study, participants
will consider how their lives and their faith are transformed by the events they experience and the people they
meet.
Come meet with other women on Thursday, October 23, 10:00 - 11:30 am in the parlor for the second
session entitled, “We Are Called”. We will re-visit the risen Christ’s calling of St. Paul, study “ways God has
recruited prophets and disciples, and consider how we have been called in baptism and throughout the twists
and turns of our lives.” Copies of the study are available on the portable message board.
“We praise Go for the glorious grace God has poured out on us who belong to his Son” Ephesians 1: 6
Friday, October 10, 6 pm - Sunday, October 12, 1 pm
Shepherd’s Spring Retreat Center
Please pray that all who attend are blessed by this time away in God’s Word
and in the company of sister disciples.
CHURCH PICNIC A HUGH SUCCESS—Haven's picnic, held at the Hagerstown Regional Park
near Black Rock on Sunday, September 14, was well attended and enjoyed by everyone who was
there. We were blessed with beautiful weather, a meaningful worship service in a lovely natural
setting, a delicious meal, fun games, and fellowship with one another.
Many thanks to the Parish Life & Parish Education teams for planning this event, to everyone
who brought food, the members of Parish Life for organizing the food, to the worship team, everyone who par-
ticipated in the service, to Pastor Alessandri, Marge Cunningham, and Carol Shull for directing the games.
Also thanks to everyone who pitched in and helped in any way.
We are hopeful that this will be just the first of many annual picnics to welcome everyone back from summer
activities and begin a new year together as Christ's disciples.
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NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS
The 2014-15 Sunday School year began on September 21.
We welcome our new Superintendent, Mary Fortson.
Everyone, age 3 through adult, is invited and encouraged to be part of a Sunday School class.
This year's classes are:
Age 3 through Kindergarten - Godly Play—Teacher - Carol Shull
Shepherds - Kathryn Suchy, Dawn Tice
1st & 2nd Grade - Spark—Teacher - Marge Cunningham
Shepherds - Melissa Busch, Amy Mason
3rd - 5th Grade - Spark—Teacher - Elaine Michael
Shepherd - Jan Newkirk
Rotation Leaders - Awesome volunteers from the congregation
Middle School (Grades 6- 8) —Mary Fortson, Content Allamong
High school (Grades 9 - 12 ) —Pastor Alessandri, Mike Manspeaker, Jensen Richards
Adult Class—Leader - Pastor Dave Kaplan and others
All classes will meet in the same rooms they did last year.
NEW - On the Sundays when the Spark classes have their ROTATION ACTIVITIES they will meet in the
ROOM ADJOINING THE 1st & 2nd GRADE CLASSROOM.
CHANGE IN SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME—This year all class times are 11:00 - 12:00 Noon.
"TRUNK OR TREAT" AND "HAUNTED ROOMS" OCTOBER 26—On Sunday,
Oct. 26, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm, the is Haven’s annual trunk or Treat family night.
Everyone is invited to bring their vehicle (decorated or not), wear a costume if you like,
and hand out treats to neighborhood Trick-or Treaters. Vehicles are asked to arrive at
5:30. A new and exciting feature this year is the youth sponsored "Haunted Rooms" -
sure to be VERY SCARY! Come and check it out!
WOMEN'S BIBLE STUDY—On Thursday, September 25, the Women's Bible Study resumed with the
first a nine session series called "Transformation and Conversion: Transforming Life and Faith." In each
month's study, participants will consider how their lives and their faith are transformed by the events they
experience and the people they meet. The first session looked at Paul's transformation after his encounter
with the risen Christ. We will meet again on Thursday, October 23, from 10:00 - 11:30 in the lounge for
the second session entitled "We Are Called". We will re-visit the risen Christ's calling of Paul, study
"ways God has recruited prophets and disciples, and consider how we have been called in baptism
and throughout the twists and turns of our lives. " All women are welcome. Copies of the study are
available on the portable message board.
PARISH LIFE TEAM
BOOK CLUB AT HAVEN - On Thursday, Oct. 16, 2pm in the Church Parlor you will find our book
group discussing THE AVIATOR'S WIFE. Plan now to read this book & join us! Acclaimed novelist
Melanie Benjamin pulls back the curtain on the marriage of one of America's most extraordinary couples:
Charles Lindbergh & Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
November's selection is MARRIED TO A BEDOUIN by Marguerite van Geldermalsen.
LOOKING FOR A GOOD BOOK? - Be sure to check out Haven’s free library located on a book cart in
the Adult Sunday School classroom – & sometimes in the Narthex. Help yourself to a book, read & enjoy,
return it or pass it on.
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EVER WONDER WHAT IS PICTURED IN HAVEN’S STAINED GLASS WINDOWS?
JUST CAN’T FIGURE OUT THE CEMENTED SCENES ON HAVEN’S OUTSIDE WALLS?
Then YOU will want to be at Haven’s TGIF on October 24th 7 pm
Haven member and art historian, Beth Johns will help those who attend to discover the images in sanctuary’s
stained glass windows and their meaning.. Dr. Johns will also identify the religious significance of the impres-
sions in the concrete panels that decorate the outside of Haven’s education wing walls. Come satisfy a curios-
ity & enjoy good fellowship. Light refreshments will be served. No registration necessary. Just come!
DINNER-FOR-SIX - A NEW FORMAT FOR FELLOWSHIP FUN
There will be two "themed" dinners this coming year - one in the Fall and one in the Spring. Those who
agree to host one of the dinners will supply the entree, and the guests will bring agreed-upon side dishes
(appetizer, dessert, veggie, etc.). This Fall’s theme will be Italian. The Spring theme will be Pennsylvania
Dutch. Join the fun. Get to know other Haven members over a delicious meal and good fellowship. There will
be a sign-up sheet on the mobile board in the Narthex. If you are willing to be a host, you can indicate that next
to your name and whether you can accommodate 6 or 8 at your dinner. Parish Life will be in touch with the list
of guests for each host. Single members and couples are invited. If you participated in “Dinner for Six” previ-
ously, infrequently or never give it a try this year. Enjoy great fellowship and fun.
PROPERTY TEAM
Mark Your Calendars for
“Clean Up Day”
November 8, 2014 9:00 AM—noon.
Outside, we will be raking, bagging leaves, and sprucing up the flowerbeds. Indoors, we will be cleaning win-
dows, waxing pews, dusting in those unusual places, and getting after those cob webs. Please bring what ever
tools or equipment you think you might need to do the task you are interested in. Your Smiling face will just
make the day. All are Welcome to attend! All Are NEEDED!
WORSHIP TEAM
THE NARRATIVE LECTIONARY ADVENTURE CONTINUES Each Sunday during the WORD portion of worship, we’ll focus on a single story from the Bible. In each Sun-
day’s bulletin, you will find flyers with suggestions on how to further dwell in the riches of God’s word in
short, daily devotions. This month we will move with God’s people from God’s Covenant and Command-
ments at Sinai into the Promised Land and into the reigns of Kings David and Solomon.
October 5 Covenant and Commandments Exodus 19: 3-7,20: 1-17
October 12 Joshua Renews the Covenant Joshua 24: 1-15
October 19 David and Bathsheba 2 Samuel 12: 1-9, Psalm 51: 1-9
October 26 Solomon’s Wisdom 1 Kings 3: 4-28
Listen, wonder, and marvel at God’s Word and what we can discover about our Lord and ourselves.
CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL
PLEASE MARK NOVEMBER 23rd ON YOUR CALENDAR In Haven’s Constitution the Sunday before
Thanksgiving is designated for a congregational meeting, after worship, in order to approve the Financial Plan
for Ministry (also known as “the Budget”) for the coming year. Please make plans to attend. Copies of the pro-
posed budget will be available next month in the newsletter, narthex and on our website.
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THANK YOU NOTES TO THE HAVEN CONGREGATION
Dear Friends of Holly Place, On behalf of the residents, staff, and the Board of Directors of Senior Living Al-
ternatives, Inc., I would like to thank you for the $96.00 and all the paper products that you donated to our fa-
cility Holly Place. Your continued thoughtfulness and generosity is greatly appreciated. With the continued
support of people such as you, we are able to maintain our objective of providing a safe “home-like” setting
for our seniors. Sincerely, Melanie Davis, Executive Director
COMMUNITY NOTES
(*Event flyers are posted on the News Board located on the curved wall in the narthex.)
2nd ANNUAL WESTERN MARYLAND CRAB FEED OCT. 4th—Food will be served 4:30—8:00pm at
the Red Men Lodge #84 Williamsport, MD outdoor pavilion. Meal includes: Crabs, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs,
Bake Beans, Potatoe Salad, Cole Slaw & Beer. All you can eat for $35.00 per person. For Tickets contact
Brother Marvin Printz 301-582-1566. Event is Hosted by Hagerstown Lodge #217 & James Bowers Lodge
#173. (see flyer for more information*)
MARYLAND FOOD BANK OPEN HOUSE THURS. OCT. 9th 4:00-6:00PM—Join us for an open house
to lean more about the organization , our plans for the future, and meet our team. We are located at 220
McRand Court Hagerstown, MD 21740 (see flyer for more information*)
AUTUMN MUSIC FESTIVAL SATURDAY, OCT. 11th NOON-8:00PM—Gates will open at 11:30AM
rain or shine Tickets are $12.00 each (children under 12 are free). 10320 Rabbit Road, South * Greencastle,
PA. Benefits Trinity Lutheran Youth Ministry (see the flyer for more information*)
AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE Thursday, Oct. 23rd 9am-1pm—You will learn: defensive driving
techniques, proven safety strategies, new traffic laws and rules of the road. Plus, there are no tests to pass.
You simply sign up and learn. Upon completion you could receive a multi-year discount on your car insur-
ance. Cost is $15 for AARP members * $20 for non members. Register by calling the Washington County
Commission on Aging at 301-790-0275, ext. 220. The class is being held at Haven in the gathering room.
~ NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER ~ DEADLINE: October 15th Please submit articles as you wish them to appear in the newsletter.
Mark with the team/group it should appear under.
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Bulletin
Folders
11:00 AM
Fri., Oct.
4 June Hess
Fri., Oct.
11
Kathy
Amos
Fri. Oct. 18
Ed Distad
Fri., Oct.
25
Joan
Schupp
News-
letter
12:00 noon
Fri. Sept.
25
Joan
Schupp
Securing Our Church
Building
Dick Strobl
&
Alan Butsch
Haven Food Bank Volun-
teers
Oct. 7 —1st Tues. Team 1
Jan Newkirk, June Hess,
Becky Plavcan, Pam
O’Connor
Oct. 10—2nd Fri. Team 2
Pam O’Connor, Linda Clark,
Dick & Pat Manspeaker
Birthdays
Kenneth Shankle 10/01
Brenda Manspeaker 10/02
Matthew Reynolds 10/03
Don Andrews 10/04
Dawn Tice 10/05
Ruth Foltz 10/08
Kandi Fullerton 10/08
Aura Harbaugh 10/09
Kendra Sellers 10/09
Kathy Wright 10/10
Ann Lochbaum 10/11
Malcolm Neikirk Jr. 10/13
Kim Pile 10/15
Darylene Blickenstaff 10/16
Carole Young 10/16
Mike Freeman 10/22
Pam O’Connor 10/23
Mark Lochbaum 10/25
Elizabeth Johns 10/28
Diane Barnhart 10/31
Anniversaries
Michael & Dawn Freeman 10/14
Craig & Joyce Meredith 10/21
Tim & Lauren Huguenin 10/23
Baptismal Anniversaries
Karla Pile 10/07
Nancy Newkirk 10/14
Anna Bergschneider 10/20
Daniel Kiblinger 10/23
Blanche Hart 10/28
If your Birthday or Anniversary is not
listed please contact the church office.
Oct. 5 ~ 9:30am
Acolyte
Hannah Tice
Assisting Minister
Amanda McCaffery
Lay Reader
Abigail Andrews
Entry Greeters
Karl & Pat Pile
Ushers
Kathy Wright
Kathy Pensis
Jim & Brenda
Hassinger
Karl & Pat Pile
Exit Greeters
West-Barbara
Miller
Center-Pastor
Alessandri
East-Clare
Newcomer
Nursery
Amy & Rebecca
Mason
Altar Flowers
NEEDED
Coffee Host(s)
NEEDED
Oct. 12 ~ 9:30am
Acolyte
Max Schupp
Assisting Minister
Kathy Amos
Lay Reader
Amanda McCaffery
Entry Greeters
Charlotte Loveless
Ushers
Dave & Sue Resh
Elaine Michael
Bob Snyder
Judy Hoffman
Tanner Creek
Exit Greeters
West-Dave Resh
Center-Pastor
Miller
East-Bob Snyder
Nursery
Kristen & Owen
Schupp
Altar Flowers
NEEDED
Coffee Host(s)
NEEDED
Oct. 19 ~ 9:30am
Acolyte
Meghan Byers
Assisting Minister
Barbara Miller
Lay Reader
Danny Kiblinger
Entry Greeters
Jim & Brenda
Hassinger
Ushers
Cliff & Sue Britton
Ned & Millie
Strange
Dick & Susan
Strobl
Exit Greeters
West-Dick Strobl
Center-Pastor
Frederick
East-Alan Butsch
Nursery
Dawn & Hannah
Tice
Altar Flowers
Dolores Carson
Coffee Host(s)
NEEDED
Oct. 26 ~ 9:30am
Acolyte
Joe Webb
Assisting Minister
Amanda McCaffery
Lay Reader
Joan Schupp
Entry Greeters
Bob Snyder
Ushers
Melissa & Morgan
Butsch
Marge Cunningham
Mary & Jadyra
Fortson
Shaun Rollins
Exit Greeters
West-Bill Byers
Center-Pastor
Miller
East-Ed Distad
Nursery
Wayne & Hazel
Gaumer
Altar Flowers
NEEDED
Coffee Host(s)
Hassingers
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 10:00 Adult
Bible Study
4:15 Confirma-
Tion
6:00 Round
Table
7:00 Choir
2
10:00 Knit-Wits
7:00 Adult Bible
Study
6:30 CoDa
3
9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
5:30 AFG
7:00 HUG
4
12:00 Al-Anon
5 (Noisy/Hunger
Offering)
9:30 Worship
w/Communion
10:30 Fellowship
11:00 Sunday
School
12:00 Chimes
3:00 Pet Blessing
6
6:00 Chimes
7:00 Council
7:00 Barbershop
7 9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
12:30 Al-Anon
6:30 Woodland
North HOA
8 10:00 Adult
Bible Study
4:15 Confirma-
Tion
6:00 Round
Table
7:00 Choir
9
6:30 CoDa
7:00 Lionesse
Meeting
7:00 Adult
Bible Study
10
9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
5:30 AFG
7:00 HUG
Women’s Retreat
At Shepherd
Springs
Oct. 10-12
11
12:00 Al-Anon
12
9:30 Worship
w/Communion
10:30 Fellowship
11:00 Sunday
School
12:00 Chimes
13
6:00 Chimes
7:00 Property
7:00 Worship
7:15 Parish Life
7:00 Barbershop
Pastor Alessandri
is on Vacation
from Oct. 13-27
14
9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
12:30 Al-Anon
15
10:00 Adult
Bible Study
4:15 Confirma-
Tion
6:00 Round
Table
7:00 Choir
November’s
Newsletter
16
2:00 Book Club
6:30 Type 1
Diabetes Support
group
NO Adult
Bible Study
6:30 CoDa
7:00 A.M.E.N.
17
9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
5:30 AFG
7:00 HUG
18
12:00 Al-Anon
19 (Holly Place)
9:30 Worship
Service w/
Holy
Communion
10:30 Fellowship
11:00 Sunday
School
12:00 Chimes
20
6:00 Chimes
7:00 Barbershop
7:00 Parish Ed.
21 9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
12:30 Al-Anon
6:00 Sacred
Listening
Circle—S.D.
22
10:00 Adult
Bible Study
4:15 No Con-
firmation
6:00 Round
Table
7:00 Choir
23
9:30 AARP class
10:00 Women’s
Bible Study
No Adult
Bible Study
6:30 CoDa
24
9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
12:30 Al-Anon
7:00 HUG
25
12:00 Al-Anon
26 9:30 Worship
Service w/
Holy
Communion
10:30 Fellowship
11:00 Sunday
School
12:00 Chimes
27
6:00 Chimes
7:00 Barbershop
Pastor Alessandri
will return to the
office on Wed.
Oct. 29
28 9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
12:30 Al-Anon
29
10:00 Adult
Bible Study
4:15 Confirma-
Tion
6:00 Round
Table
7:00 Choir
30
7:00 Adult
Bible Study
6:30 CoDa
31
9:35 Fellowship
Fitness
12:30 Al-Anon
7:00 HUG
Pastor Alessandri will be on vacation in
Scotland from October 13-27.
For pastoral emergencies Oct. 13-19
contact Pastor Dave Kaplan from
Oct. 20-27 contact Pastor Mike Louia.
(see p. 2 for phone numbers)
