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2017 October
Temple Tower www.terrehauteumtemple.org
Our mission:
To make Disciples
of Jesus Christ
for the
Transformation
of the world.
Inside this issue:
Assisting in
Worship
2
Financial News 3
October Events 4
Fall Festival 6
Mission and
Outreach Corner
8
Our Church
Family
9
Discipleship Page 11
Calendar 13
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Pastor’s Pen: October—Revival; having the opportunity to return to God. One of my favorite, or guiding, verses for my ministry has been Romans 1:11-12. Paul is writing to the Romans and shares his
heart. It speaks of what I want to try to accomplish, but also acknowledges that we are in this together and we both have a role to play in ministry… that we should both be looking out for one another, helping, edifying and encouraging one another. Romans 1:11-12 I long to see you so that I may impart to you some spiritual gift to make you strong— 12 that is, that you and I may be mutually encouraged by each other’s faith. The Book of Nehemiah gives us an interesting perspective about worship after the people returned from captivity. God’s chosen, Israel, had been taken captive and physically moved away from their homes to another geographic location. They spent years and years away from their “promised land”. Finally God uti-lized new leadership in their captor’s society to allow the Israelites the op-portunity to go back to their homes and rebuild their lives AND worship their God again in the manner God had previously instructed them. Let’s look at Nehemiah chapter 8: Nehemiah 8.1 all the people came together as one in the square before the Wa-ter Gate. They told Ezra the teacher of the Law to bring out the Book of the Law of Moses, which the LORD had commanded for Israel. 2 So on the first day of the seventh month Ezra the priest brought the Law before the assembly, which was made up of men and women and all who were able to understand. 3 He read it aloud from daybreak till noon as he faced the square before the Water Gate in the presence of the men, women and others who could understand. And all the people listened attentively to the Book of the Law. 4 Ezra the teacher of the Law stood on a high wooden platform built for the occasion. Beside him on his right stood Mattithiah, Shema, Anaiah, Uriah, Hilkiah and Maaseiah; and on his left were Pedaiah, Mishael, Malkijah, Hashum, Hashbaddanah, Zechariah and Meshullam. 5 Ezra opened the book. All the people could see him because he was standing above them; and as he opened it, the people all stood up. 6 Ez-ra praised the LORD, the great God; and all the people lifted their hands and re-sponded, “Amen! Amen!” Then they bowed down and worshiped the LORD with their faces to the ground. [I don’t believe this was just religious ritual… I feel they were so moved to hear the Word that they spontaneously stood up… moved emotionally by the oppor-tunity to experience God’s Word again and assemble together.] (continued on page 5)
Assisting in Worship This Month
Liturgists Greeters and Welcome Desk
8:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M.
October 1 Linda Storey Jean and Jesse Cantrell
Karen Henderson and Bill Strickland
Welcome Desk—Bonnie Finley
Marlene Drane and Gari Kenworthy
Welcome Desk—Barb Coveleskie
October 8 Jean Cantrell Theresa and Randy Camp
Welcome Desk—Sandra Small Barb Coveleskie
Welcome Desk—Barb Coveleskie
October 15 Linda Sperry Deb and Jim Morgan
Welcome Desk—Bonnie Finley Jan Jerry and Loria Miller
Welcome Desk—Barb Coveleskie
October 22 Deb Morgan Karen and Larry Martin
Welcome Desk—Bonnie Finley Ashley Luken and Myrna Rose
Welcome Desk—Barb Coveleskie
October 29 Jerry and Paula Hochstetler
Welcome Desk—Bonnie Finley
Myrna Rose
Welcome Desk—Barb Coveleskie KidZown Worship
8:45 am 11:00
A.M. SUNDAY MORNING COUNTER SCHEDULE
October 1 Linda Sperry Jan Wrin Jill Kuckewich Jill Kuckewich
Jill Kuckewich Jill Kuckewich
Jill Kuckewich Jill Kuckewich
TBA TBA
TBA TBA
October 8 Phil Small Mike Johnson
October 15 Janice Fellows Hazel Perry
October 22 Don Wrin Dick Vining
October 29 Don Wrin Dick Vining
Nursery Caregivers & Helpers
8:45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M.
October 1 Carson Smith Carson Smith Carson Smith and Gail Stewart
October 8 Carson Smith Carson Smith and Pam Hopler Carson Smith and Linda Sperry
October 15 Carson Smith and Lin-
da Storey Carson Smith and Amy Jarvis Carson Smith and Amy Jarvis
October 22 Carson Smith and
Debbie Morgan
Carson Smith Carson Smith and Ashley Luken
October 29 Carson Smith Carson Smith Carson Smith
Bus Drivers 8:45 Ushers 11:00
October 1 Brad Brubaker Phil Small
Gene Finley
Sandra Small
Jerry Hochstetler
Pam Hopler
Ashley Luken
October 8 Don Wrin
October 15 Randy Camp
October 22 Phil Small
October 29 Mike Johnson
FINANCIAL NEWS FOR AUGUST, 2017
August YTD
Income $ 31,501.15 $ 244,997.01
Expense - 35,126.70 - 241,215.55
TOTAL $ (3,625.55) $ 3,781.46
All bills currently paid.
Are YOU keeping up with your commitment and giving?
We can’t pay our bills without your pledge! If you have not made a pledge for 2017 and would like to do so,
or if you do not have an envelope number and would like a book of giving enve-
lopes,
please call Jill at the church (812-299-1898) during office hours.
Total Principal Paid - $851,341.38
Total Interest Paid - $477,375.80
Total Paid - $1,328,717.18
CURRENT LOAN BALANCE (end of September,‘17) $246,328.18
September Attendance and Offering
8:45 am
Service
11:00 am
Service
Total
Date Attendance Attendance Offering
September 3 73 66 139 $9787
September 10 63 57 120 $3686
September 17 58 67 125 $2980
September 24 59 71 130 $6000
On October 29th, the Fifth Sunday of the month, there will be a combined Worship Service beginning at 10:30 am. We will also have an all church carry-in dinner immediately following the Service!
SENIOR CONNECTION will meet Oc-tober 6th at 12:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Bring a salad or dessert and come enjoy the afternoon. All are welcome!
Backyard Barbecue October 13th —
6:30-8:30 pm. Hot dogs, “fixins”, chips, s’mores provided. Bring your chairs and a
roasting stick if you have one. Invite your friends and neighbors!
October Church Events
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Sunday, October 29, there will be one combined Worship Service beginning at 10:30 am, followed by a carry-in luncheon for the entire church!
(Continued from Page 1) 7 The Levites—Jeshua, Bani, Sherebiah, Jamin, Akkub, Shabbethai, Hodiah, Maaseiah, Kelita, Aza-riah, Jozabad, Hanan and Pelaiah—instructed the people in the Law while the people were standing there. 8 They read from the Book of the Law of God, making it clear and giving the meaning so that the people understood what was being read. [Matthew Henry’s commentary states; “Reading the Scriptures in religious assemblies is an ordi-nance of God, whereby he is honored, and his church edified. Those who hear the word, should un-derstand it, else it is to them but an empty sound of words. It is therefore required of teachers that they explain the word, and give the sense of it. Reading is good, and preaching is good, but ex-pounding makes reading the better understood, and preaching the more convincing.”] 9 Then Nehemiah the governor, Ezra the priest and teacher of the Law, and the Levites who were instructing the people said to them all, “This day is holy to the LORD your God. Do not mourn or weep.” For all the people had been weeping as they listened to the words of the Law. 10 Ne-hemiah said, “Go and enjoy choice food and sweet drinks, and send some to those who have nothing prepared. This day is holy to our Lord. Do not grieve, for the joy of the LORD is your strength.” 11 The Levites calmed all the people, saying, “Be still, for this is a holy day. Do not grieve.” 12 Then all the people went away to eat and drink, to send portions of food and to celebrate with great joy, because they now understood the words that had been made known to them. [Matthew Henry’s commentary states; “It was a good sign that their hearts were tender, when they heard the words of the law. The people were to send portions to those for whom nothing was pre-pared. It is the duty of a religious feast, as well as of a religious fast, to draw out the soul to the hun-gry; God's bounty should make us bountiful. We must not only give to those that offer themselves, but send to those out of sight. Their strength consisted in joy in the Lord. The better we understand God's word, the more comfort we find in it; the darkness of trouble arises from the darkness of ignorance.” ] The people’s hearts were tender… they were in a place where they would allow the Word to impact their lives and that is a condition that God can work with and WILL work with. Where are we as individuals and as a church in regards to our worship and the reading of God’s Word? What does it mean to us? How does it impact us? Do we read God’s word to find ammu-nition to lead the lives we want to lead, or do we look to find what God’s expectations are for us? (So we can live into God’s expectations for us.) Is your spirit open to worship that seeks God’s will and spontaneously gives God praise, honor & glory? Let us ALL determine to aid one another as we seek God’s will for our lives and the life of our church. The fall season is a time of harvest, a time when we consider how our efforts have paid off. Farmers consider their yields and churches/Christians should consider their harvest. Did our efforts bring God a return for the Kingdom? Fall and harvest blessings to you. PK & Marlene
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MISSION AND OUTREACH CORNER
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Additions to the Library Children Somewhere Today, A Book of Peace—With poetic text and appeal-ing photographs, this book shows some of the simple ways any child or grownup can make the world a better place. Gift of Dave and Ginger Boring Adult
Jesus and Those Bodacious Women—Earmarking each new chapter with a por-tion of scripture, the author tells the story of an assortment of Biblical women. The author puts gusto, real heart and vivid imagination into every tale. Gift of Dave and Ginger Boring Falling Upward, A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life—In the first half of life, we are preoccupied with establishing our identity—climbing, achieving and per-forming. But those concerns will not serve us as we grow older. Heartbreaks, disap-pointments and first loves of life are actually stepping stones to the spiritual joys that the second half of life has in store for us. Gift of George and Bobbie Bakker When the Pieces Don’t Fit—In the midst of struggle you will find the inspiration to risk the great adventure of becoming first-name friends with the Creator. Gift of Dave and Ginger Boring By Hook or By Crook: How God Shaped a Fisherman into a Shepherd—God changes people, shaping us bit by it into persons He can use. This book focuses on the shaping of one man, the apostle Peter. For no one better illustrates how God transforms lives. Gift of Dave and Ginger Boring. Holy, Holy Land—This book is a devotional guide in word and picture of those scenes hallowed by the footsteps and living words of Jesus Christ.
"The Temple Piecemakers want to share a mission project with you, the church family. Do you have a family member or friend with Alzheimer's? We are making activity or fidget quilts. They are 24" by 24", a perfect size for laptop or tabletop. They have simple activities and bright colors. We would like to make these available to anyone who has a need for them. Please contact Gari Kenworthy, at 812-243-4705 or Theresa Camp at 812 240-9889 or [email protected]
MISSION AND OUTREACH CORNER
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Always Needed: Food for 14th and Chestnut Community Center. (Collection barrels
located in the Narthex) Money for “Change for Change” for Benevolence Fund. (Collection jars by
Exit doors in the Narthex)
Items for Families by Choice (see Bulletin Board for list)
MISSION AND OUTREACH CORNER
Please remember our Food Collection Barrels. Food insecurity is great in our area. When you shop, remember those who can’t. Please bring an item (or several) each week to be delivered to the 14th and Chestnut Community Center Pantry. What if we needed more barrels?! Let’s all do our part! Thank you! October Emphasis Items: October 1—Macaroni and Cheese October 8—Peanut Butter and Jelly October 15—Pasta and Pasta Dinners October 22—Rice and Rice Dinners October 29—Canned Meat
Here are some ways you can Serve! Most can be done in less than two hours and are ongoing needs. If you can help, please call the office! Volunteers to help with KidZown each Sunday. Ushers—Sunday Morning and Special Services Greeters—Sunday Morning and Special Services AV/Tech Help for Sunday and Special Events Help in Nursery Work at the UMT Welcome Center on Sunday Morning
Watch this space for other areas and special projects needing assistance! Team Leaders and Ministry Leaders—if your group or ministry needs help/volunteers, make sure and contact Margaret and get your needs listed in the monthly newsletter.
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Our Church Family
October Birthdays
George Bock October 1
Philip Small October 2
Cullen Sebree October 3
Jim Morgan October 4
Mike Johnson October 6
Harold Cox October 7
Aaron Wheaton October 8
Lena Bilderback October 13
Amy Jarvis October 13
Anne Bunch October 17
Micah Turner October 19
Patricia Hunsucker October 21
Donna Klingler October 22
Rose Nees October 22
Theresa Camp October 24 Rob Bunch October 29
This page is about Our Church Family. Please help make it complete by submitting information, to the office for the next month by the 3rd Sunday of the current month.
Life Group News Our new church-wide study, beginning September 1, is The Story: The Bible as One Continuing Story of God and His People, by Max Lucado. We will be reading one chapter per week for 31 weeks, taking time out for separate Advent and Lenten Studies. There are some copies of the book available in the church office for $8.00 each (while supplies last).
October Anniversaries
Debbie and Bob Hoopingarner October 8
Micah and Melissa Turner October 10
Chuck and Diana Nichols October 18
Keith and Melinda Rader October 22
Robert and Darlena Gentry October 27
In addition to the Sunday School Classes, the Life Groups that have formed are: Sunday at 6:30 pm at Church—Paul West, Paula West & Julie Puttmann, Facilitators Tuesday at 9:00 am—Jean Cantrell, Facilitator Tuesday at 1:00 pm at Westminster—Pastor Kevin, Facilitator
Reading Schedule for October: Chapter 5 by October 1 Chapter 6 by October 8 Chapter 7 by October 15 Chapter 8 by October 22 Chapter 9 by October 29
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KUDOS AND NOTES
I want to thank everyone for the prayers, cards, phone calls, and visits at the time of my recent surgery. What an awesome and caring church family we have! I also want to express my appreciation for all the support for the MS Walk on September 16. Please keep praying for a cure for this dreadful disease! Love to all, Esther Ramsey
It is time to get your Op-eration Christmas Child items
in. If you would prefer to fill your own box, they are available with a list of items to fill the box. We will be filling the boxes in early November (date TBA) and delivering on Tuesday No-vember 14. If you have any questions please contact Loria Miller 812.887.8978 or Susie Ooley-Viray 812.243.4703. Thank you for ALL your help in this effort.
Our second annual Krop For Kairos was a huge success. Through God's work and yours we made over $2400.00. I want to thank everyone who donated and helped with this adventure from baked goods, set up, the kitchen crew, registration, selling of tickets, auction and the clean up crew. I also want to thank the Sun-day School classes and Susie Ooley-Viray for their beautiful baskets. Once again this church has come to-gether and I thank you.
Hoosier Prairie Elementary is having a “Trunk or Treat, Fall Festival & Glow Run” on Friday, October 27th from 5:30-6pm in the school parking lot. They are looking for people to bring candy and pass it out to the Hoosier Prairie Trick or Treaters. If you are not involved in the United Methodist Temple Fall Festival and would like to help with Hoosier Prairie’s Trunk or Treat, registration forms may be found on the Welcome Desk in the Narthex.
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This page is geared toward bringing more kids and families into our church. In order to make this happen and be successful, we ALL have to be willing to
work together. WHAT ARE YOU WILLING TO DO TO MAKE US A VITAL AND GROWING CHURCH???
See some opportunities listed below:
VOLUNTEERS DESPERATELY NEEDED!!! Nursery workers for MOPS –
1st
Monday and 3rd
Tuesday of each month, 10-11:30 am
Nursery workers on Sunday mornings, especially 2nd service KidZown helpers for both services
KIDSHOPE USA Our new school year started on September 20th at an after-school party. We had pizza and cake, played games, did some crafts and the kids showed their mentors around the school and their own rooms. As we begin our school year with our Kid’s Hope kids, please keep each of us and our school in your pray-ers.
IT’S NOT TOO LATE!! If you would like to become a mentor, please contact Jill. You can begin at any time!
Pray about it and let me know – Miss Jill KIDZOWN NEWS The kids at KidZown have begun their own version of The Story for Kids. We have discussed cre-ation, Abraham, Joseph and Moses so far. Take some time to discuss your reading of The Story with your kids. They have been studying it, as well! MOPS Our MOPS group started up again in September. The Mothers of Preschoolers group meets on the first Monday and third Tuesday of each month. If you know of anyone who might be interested in this group, please let them know or give their name to Jill and she will contact them. UPCOMING DISCIPLESHIP EVENTS: FRIDAY NIGHT AFTER LIGHTS (formerly Middle School Madness) has been
expanded to include grades 6-12. We are going to incorporate this meeting with the family cookout on Friday, October 13, from 6-9 pm. Food will be provided, as well as games and fun!! Bring a friend or two (or more) and come hang out!
CHILDREN’S FALL FESTIVAL will be held on Friday, October 27th from 6:00 – 8:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall. There will be stations of fall fun for everyone! We will also have the campfire going for s’mores, etc. Be sure to put this on your calendar!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THIS EVENT! If you would be willing to help man a station for the kids, please call Jill at the church.
KID’S HOPE USA CHRISTMAS PARTY School is out very early this year for Christmas break. Therefore, our party will be on Thursday, December 7th, 2:45-4:00 pm in the school cafeteria. Mentors will be asked to bring one gift for their child ($20 or less), and I will provide one, as well.
BETHLEHEM MARKETPLACE AND LIVE NATIVITY Coming up on December 10th this year, from 5:30- 7:00 pm. Lots of volunteers will be needed to work the marketplace and man the Nativity. Talk to Jill or Susie Ooley-Viray to volunteer!
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Autumn Greetings to the folks of United Methodist Temple! We have had such a wonderful beginning of the school year at TPS. The parent support has been phenomenal and the children have displayed a lot of early maturity. We are very excited to discover the world around our classroom and hallways at what we call the best preschool around.
We've welcomed a lot of new faces at TPS. If your time permits, feel free to stop by and say hello and check out what we are doing inside our classes. Pastor Kevin has been such a genuine asset to our school and the children love spending time in his company. The Time with Pastor opportunity makes an impact upon our lives and the parents love to hear about this unique program we have. I hope many of you have had an opportunity to stop by our Bible bulletin board outside my classroom near the small water fountain. Each month the bulletin board will change. A theme that ties in with our monthly Bible lesson will be on display. Last month was "Jesus is at the Core." I hope you enjoy viewing all our hallway boards. As we prepare for cooler mornings, the love and warmth that radiates from this church is felt within our preschool. We're looking forward to seeing you soon. Misty Churchill 2's and MDO classes
The Church Leadership Council and the Worship Team have prepared a survey that will be distributed during the Worship Services the first two weeks of October, as part of their effort to make sure everyone’s voice is heard regarding the proposed joining of our two worship services into one com-bined service. The decision has not yet been made, and they want to give everyone a chance to share their ideas be-fore they decide. There will also be two “town hall” informational meetings, one on Tuesday, Oc-tober 10 from 1-2pm, and another on Thursday, October 19 from 6-7 pm, both in Fellowship Hall. During these meetings, you will have an opportunity to learn more about their thoughts concerning the potential change, as well as offer com-ments and ask any questions you may have. If you cannot attend one of these meetings or the Worship Services and would like a survey to complete, please call or email the church office. 812-299-1898 or [email protected]
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 World Communion Sunday 8:45 AM Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Service 5:00 PM Service at Westminster 6:30 PM Life Group
2 10:00 AM Chair
Yoga 11:15 AM Yoga 6:00 PM Hope of
Israel Study on
Prophecy 6:30 PM Boy
Scouts
3 9:00 AM Life Group 1:00 PM Life Group
at Westminster 2:00 PM Baking
Cookies for Kairos 7:00 PM Veteran's
Ministry Peer
Group
4 11:15 AM Yoga 1:00 PM Yoga 5:15 PM Prayer
Team 8:00 PM Veterans
Outreach
5 1:00 PM Quilting 4:00 PM Signing for
the Savior 4:30 PM Praise
Team Rehearsal
6 6:00 AM Light-
house Mission
Breakfast 11:15 AM Yoga 12:30 PM Senior
Connection
7 10:30 AM Hope of
Israel Worship
Service
8 8:45 AM Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Service 12:15 PM Discipleship Team
Meeting 6:30 PM Life Group
9 Columbus Day 10:00 AM Chair
Yoga 11:15 AM Yoga 6:00 PM Hope of
Israel Study on
Prophecy 6:30 PM Boy
Scouts
10 9:00 AM Life Group 1:00 PM Life Group
at Westminster 1:00 PM Town Hall
Meeting 6:30 PM Mission
Team 7:00 PM Veteran's
Ministry Peer
Group
11 7:00 AM All Pro
Dads/iMoms at
Hoosier Prairie 11:15 AM Yoga 1:00 PM Yoga 3:00 PM Outreach
Team 5:15 PM Prayer
Team 8:00 PM Veterans
Outreach
12 1:00 PM Quilting 4:00 PM Signing for
the Savior 4:30 PM Praise
Team Rehearsal 6:00 PM Emmaus
Reunion
13 6:00 AM Light-
house Mission
Breakfast 11:15 AM Yoga 6:30 PM Friday
Night After Lights 6:30 PM UMT
Backyard Barbecue
14 8:00 AM Revive
Wabash Valley
Outreach 10:30 AM Hope of
Israel Worship
Service
15 8:45 AM Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Service 6:00 PM Charge Conference 6:30 PM Life Group
16 10:00 AM Chair
Yoga 11:15 AM Yoga 6:00 PM Hope of
Israel Study on
Prophecy 6:30 PM Boy
Scouts
17 9:00 AM Life Group 10:00 AM MOPS
(Mothers of Pre-
schoolers) 1:00 PM Life Group
at Westminster 7:00 PM Veteran's
Ministry Peer
Group
18 11:15 AM Yoga 1:00 PM Yoga 5:15 PM Prayer
Team 8:00 PM Veterans
Outreach
19 1:00 PM Quilting 4:00 PM Signing for
the Savior 4:30 PM Praise
Team Rehearsal 6:00 PM Town Hall
Meeting
20 6:00 AM Light-
house Mission
Breakfast 11:15 AM Yoga
21 10:30 AM Hope of
Israel Worship
Service
22 Milestone Member's Sunday 8:45 AM Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Service 12:30 PM Newcomer's Luncheon 6:00 PM Private Event--Girl Scout
Mother/Daughter Pumpkin Carv-
ing 6:30 PM Life Group
23 10:00 AM Chair
Yoga 11:15 AM Yoga 5:30 PM TPS Open
House 6:00 PM Hope of
Israel Study on
Prophecy 6:30 PM Boy
Scouts
24 9:00 AM Life Group 10:00 AM West
District DS meet-
ings 1:00 PM Life Group
at Westminster 7:00 PM Veteran's
Ministry Peer
Group
25 11:15 AM Yoga 1:00 PM Yoga 5:15 PM Prayer
Team 8:00 PM Veterans
Outreach
26 1:00 PM Quilting 4:00 PM Signing for
the Savior 4:30 PM Praise
Team Rehearsal
27 6:00 AM Light-
house Mission
Breakfast 11:15 AM Yoga 6:00 PM Fall Festi-
val
28 10:30 AM Hope of
Israel Worship
Service
29 Reformation Sunday 10:30 AM Combined Worship
Service 12:00 PM Carry In Dinner 6:30 PM Life Group
30 10:00 AM Chair
Yoga 11:15 AM Yoga 6:00 PM Hope of
Israel Study on
Prophecy 6:30 PM Boy
Scouts
31 Reformation Day 9:00 AM Life Group 1:00 PM Life Group
at Westminster 7:00 PM Veteran's
Ministry Peer
Group
1 All Saints Day 11:15 AM Yoga 1:00 PM Yoga 5:15 PM Prayer
Team 8:00 PM Veterans
Outreach
2 1:00 PM Quilting 4:00 PM Signing
for the Savior 4:30 PM Praise
Team Rehearsal
3 6:00 AM Light-
house Mission
Breakfast 11:15 AM Yoga 12:30 PM Senior
Connection
4 10:30 AM Hope of
Israel Worship
Service
5301 S. U.S. Highway 41 Terre Haute, Indiana 47802
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Every Week at United Methodist Temple
These activities are open
to the community! Monday—10:00 am—Chair Yoga ($5 /session)
11:15 am— Yoga ($5 /session)
Tuesday—7:00 pm—Faithful Veterans Guide Detachment @ Outpost
Lazarus (formerly Youngstown United Methodist Church)
Wednesday—11:15 am—Yoga ($5 /session)
1:00 pm—Gentle Yoga ($5 / session)
5:15 pm—Prayer Team/Prayer Meeting—Open
8:00 pm—Veteran’s Ministry Peer Group—Outpost Lazarus
Thursday —1:00 pm—Piecemakers Quilting Group
4:00 pm—Signing for the Savior Rehearsal
4:30 pm—Praise Team Rehearsal
Friday—11:15 am— Yoga ($5 /session)
