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1 Ryan Hook
Grace Schewe
2 Joshua Yergler
3 Andy & Sara "Koster# Schrodt
Jacob Collins
4 Brenda Arnote
5 David Yungbluth
7 Kyle Weitzell
Sandreana Lamer
8 Tom Fleming
Bill & Linda Havelka
9 Larry Read
Chuck Rosacker
10 Darrin Anderson
11 Bryce Newcomb
12 Fred & Barb "Fleming# Yergler
Doug Hlas
Janine Anderson
Ava Kloster
13 Marcia Smith
15 Ryan & Crystal Anderson
16 Beverly Worden
Cael Handorf
Tricia Steen
Aidan Kloster
18 Ethan Kloster
19 Dennis Lemker
20 Allison Scha$er
Summer Langenbau
Josiah Gruen
21 Phil & Karen Collins
John Winters
22 Janel McVey Sullivan
JJ Isaiah Sullivan
Ryan Anderson
23 Lori Somers
24 Frances Jackson
25 Linda "Collins# Reynolds
TJ Scha$er
Doug & Marla Hlas
26 Cheryl "Appelgate# Callahan
Aaron Bessman
27 Shirley Svendsen
Lynn Handorf
30 Lois Groth
Merle & Jane Appelgate
Cam & Sara "Krull# Himes
Kevin Gruen
31 Adam Yungbluth
William Worden
Welcome to Independence month! July 6
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is Patriotic Sunday!
Thank You, Lord, for freedomespecially in a world where freedom is in
short supply.
I am in my ofce working on the Gospel Lesson for July 6
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St Matthew
11:28-30
Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in
heart, and you will nd rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My
burden is light.
At rst blush, one would wonder how this text ts Independence month.
Consider this
There is a statue that stands in New York harbor welcoming immigrants from
almost every land on earth. We know her as the Statue of Liberty. Within
the pedestal on which this great statue stands, is a poem by Emma Lazarus:
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe
free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless,
tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door.
Today we, as a nation, may not be quite as willing to extend that invitation as
we once were, but thankfully, Christ still extends His invitation to all who
would heed it:
Come to Me
Happy July to you! See you July 6
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at Sunday School, worship, and then
the picnic at Svendsens!
See you soon!
Pastor Dean
KELLY S KORNER
July 6 Picnic & Games at Svendsens
Plan now to attend Sunday School and church at Chapel on July 6, and
then trek to Doug & Linda Svendsens at 1632 Zeller Ave for a potluck,
games and pool time. This will replace our Fourth of July picnic.
Please bring table service, a covered dish to share, and swim suit if you
plan to swim. Kathryns Adult I SS class will bring tables & chairs from
the church; the parenting class will provide drinks; the M&M class will
plan games; and the Age-Level committee will be in charge of ice
cream and ice cream cones. We hope you can join us for food,
fellowship and fun on July 6!
Chapel News

Chapel received a certicate for
giving 100% support to the Iowa
Annual Conference for general
church apportioned funds,
conference ministries, and
conference missions.
Congratulations again to our
state&qualifying athletes!
Congratulations to Dr. Megan
Frandsen, physical therapist who
graduated from Des Moines
University; Andrew Burts anc
Pastor Jennifer thanks those who
helped her recently at the Ranch.
Lay leader Randy Beichley
attended IA Annual Conference.
A teen band is planning to
accompany praise songs the last
Sunday of each month!
Doug & Marla Hlas need 10&12
people to work at the State Fair
in Livestock Control in the
livestock barns. '8/hr plus
camping spot. 319&464&5854;
clark&hlasmarla@johndeere.com
Fathers Day recognition:
received candy bars
Congratulations to Lee & Patti
Cornwell on celebrating their
50th wedding anniversary June
20!
Duane & Barb Beichley
permanently moved to their
condo in the Ozarks. Their son,
Brent, Susan and children, have
moved to the farm.
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Heidi Langenbau, Jr Sunday School
superintendent, would like to nalize
preschool through high school Sunday
School teachers for Sept 2014-May 2015.
The more teachers we have, the less work
it is for everyone. The material is easy to
use because Barbara Burt organizes each
weeks lesson in one folder and Cheri
Richter replenishes the pencils, markers,
scissors, etc. Please contact Heidi ASAP
a t 6 4 1 - 4 9 9 - 2 5 4 1 o r
langenbauheidi@gmail.com if you can
help. Thanks!
Missing Pan
Cheri Richter is missing a metal 11x15
bar pan. She had two pans with lids at
church recently and came home with one
pan and two lids.
Opening Adult Sunday School
Four Sunday School superintendents,
John Richter, Dan Steen, Vaugn Kloster,
Lynn Handorf and Mike Vint, substitute,
take turns giving much food for thought
from 9:30-9:40 each Sunday. Please
include this ten minutes as part of your
Sunday School experience!
Gladbrook UMC Block Party
The Gladbrook UM mission team is
sponsoring a friendly get-together on
Saturday, July 5, at noon. Please bring a
potluck dish, own table service, beverage,
and lawn chairs. Enjoy live music, play
games, or just sit and chat. If raining, meet
at UMC. Call Joyce at 473-2755, Carolyn
at 473-2335, Becky at 473-2991. Come
join the fun and get to know your
neighbors!
Congratulations
Tyler Kloster, grandson of Vaugn and
Carolyn Kloster, attended Destination
Imagination Global in Knoxville, TN, May
20-25. The seven members of his fth
grade team, Manchester Mind Rockers,
represented Manchester El ementary
School from Elkhorn, NE. Contestants
were participating from 16 countries.
Tyler's team came in 34th out of 93 teams
in their category.
Tyler's mother, Elise Kloster, helped to
chaperone the group.
Help Wanted!
The Ladies Cemetery Aid needs the fence
painted at the cemetery. Paint would be
provided. It could be a community/service
project, or a project for pay. Please
contact an ofcer of the LCA: Connie
Appelgate, Vivian LeVier, Carolyn Kloster,
or Shirley Svendsen. Thank you.
Ice Cream Social
Chapels 87th annual Ice Cream
Social is history! We hand-cranked 190
gallons total of vanilla, lemon and
chocolate ice cream. We thank all of you
who helped in any way! We served in
excess of 400! Thank you, thank you,
thank you!
As we close the chapter on this
years social, our committee is already
planning for next year! We are hoping to
try out a new way to pack quarts (inspired
by an experiment by Ron Groth & Tammy
Burt) and we might be adding a fourth
avor!!!
There are only a few quarts left to
purchase and theyre going fast! If you
want some, contact Chris & Amy Bland,
Dale & Heidi Langenbau, Matt & Ann
Jackson, or Dan & Tricia Steen.
Duane & Barbara Beichley
264 Corsair Circle
Linn Creek, MO 65052
573-873-2439
dbeichley@charter.net
Wacky World of Water VBS!
Fri/July 4: Happy Fourth of July!
Sat/July 5: Gladbrook Park, Lawn
Party at noon; sponsored by Gbrook
UM Church
Sun/July 6: 9:30 am Sunday
School; 10:30 am Worship,
communion; potluck and games
afterwards at Doug & Linda
Svendsens home (drink, Parenting
class; games, M&M; Kathryns Adult
I, tables & chairs; Age-Level
committee, ice cream)
Tues-Sun, July 8-13: Marshall
County Fair
Wed, July 9: 12:30 pm, LCA
meeting Tremont Grille,
Marshalltown
Thurs/July 10: 1:30 pm, UMW;
Program, Kathryn Burt, Janice
Collins, Myrene Appeglate; Spiritual
Growth, Marcia Wiese; Hostesses,
Marvalyn Kelly, Claire Handorf; Roll
Call, What is your favorite drink on a
hot day?
Sun/July 13: 9:30 am Sunday
School; 10:30 am Worship
Wed-Sun/July 15-20: Tama County
Fair
Fri/July 18: Newsletter items due
Sun/July 20: 9:30 am Sunday
School; 10:30 am Worship
Sun/July 27: 9:30 am Sunday
School; 10:30 am Worship; teens lead
praise music
Mon/July 28: 9 am, Newsletter
preparation
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The GMG Community Bible School, The Wacky World of Water was held
the week of June 16-20 at the Garwin Christian Church and United Methodist
Church.
About 70 children attended and 10 adults and 3 junior high students helped
kids dive a little deeper into Bible stories and Gods word everyday! Students
participated in singing fun songs, Cold Water Crafts, Rush-n-Gush Games, enjoyed
Splatteric Snacks and of course dove deeper into Gods Word. Each activity, even
the food, matched the theme of the day. Students learned that
" God is all powerful and He created everything (Genesis 1:31),
" God deals with sin but also loves us and will forgive sin that if we ask him (1
John 1:9),
" Gods words tells whats right and true (John 14:23),
" Gods answer is Jesus, the son of God who wants to be our Savior (Romans
5:8),
" God can be trusted in every situation. (Proverbs 3:5-6),
The week concluded with program on Sunday, June 22nd, at the Garwin
City Park. The weather held out just long enough for the children to present the songs
they learned during the week and have refreshments. Treats were provided by the
Chapel Church, Christian Church, and United Methodist Church.
Preschool- Helpers- Laenda Jackson, Shannon Flemming, & Sidney Catherwood;
Students- Ty Smith, Easton Sash, Taelyn Sash, Adeline Campbell, Lilie Rosedale, Lexie
Rosedale, McKenzie Lurvey, Skylar Murty, Allie Tremaine, Jacoby Woodbury, Riah Boege,
Caden Karns, Ethan Klemesrud,
Kindergarten- Helpers- Lauren Powell, Mabel Dieleman, Melissa Dieleman; Students-
Rhianna Murty, Drayke Dvorak, Makayla Pendleton, Jonas Buchanan, Delaney McCubbin,
Berkley Dvorak, Violet Jackson, Cooper Keller
1st & 2nd-Helper- Kari Hornberg; Students- Leslie Waltermire, Jacob Collins, Reese
Dieleman, Grady Dieleman, Collin Teske, Jabari Woodbury, Jayden Sevilla, Shelby
Bovenmyer, Allison Vaverka, Tage Bowers, Avery Duden, Cora Hoeksema, Alivia Edens,
Emilie Claussen, Lucy Lurvey, Codi Hulin, Chloe Van Huen
3rd & 4th-Helpers- Lynne Bovenmyer; Students- Emma Reed, Abe Dieleman, Noah Teske,
Xander Bowers, Jessica Johnson, Taylor Tremaine, Owen Bovenmyer, Hannah Vaverka, Wyatt
Jackson, Brayden Duden, Jarrett Hornburg, Lewis Hass, Bryce Edens, Emma Beeghly, Mykel
Ratliff
5th & 6th-Helper- Lorie Claussen; Students- Frances Jackson, Colton Reed, Brock Teske,
Jackson Edens, Layne Murty, Conner Murty, Grace Schewe, Angel Schewe, Nick Collins,
Andrew Johnson, Kaci Krier, Ethan Espenschide, Cooper Langenbau, Cece Waltermire, Jadyn
Hessenius, Zach Krull, Hallie Claussen, Stephenie Claussen, Christian Deam, Avery Bryant,
Ashanti Rinehart
Crafts-Lacy Starits, Angie Reed Games-Megan Teske, Madison Krull
Music-Ann Jackson Bible Story/Lesson-Larae Edens
Snack-Phyllis Konicek, Virginia Eckhart, Connie Jackson, McKenna Nekola
Photography-Pastor Harry and Jill Roberts
Please forgive us if anyone was overlooked! We would like to extend a big
thank you to all the people who donated treats and helped with Bible School in any
way, including our supportive communities.Everyone was needed to make the week
such a success!! We hope to see you again next year!
Claire Handorf, total knee replacement
June 2
Matthew Burt, surgery May 23 to realign
patella
Mackenzie Burt, recovering from
septaplasty turbinate reduction and
mono
Donald Mann, recuperating from heart
surgery
Lincoln Handorf, hospitalized for
breathing problems June 9
Patti Cornwell, health concerns
John Richter, job loss; Psalm 46
Tyson Strayer, injury
Philip Ormston, car accident, at
Lifecare Hospital, Dallas; Bill & Cindys
grandson
Cindy, Ann Jacksons friend, lung
transplant June 3, has cystic brosis;
family Paul & Lily
Karlene, Mike & Cathy Vints friend,
Lymes Disease
Kavin McBride, cancer; Dains brother
Family of Jo Svendsen, who passed away
June 7
Nancy, Tammy Backo$s friend, passed
away June 13
Family of Bev Peshel, who recently
passed away; Ron Groths classmate
Our pastors
Patricia Smith, recently hospitalized;
former GMG principal
Claire praises God for Chapels support
since her knee surgery
Mackenzie Burt thanks Chapel for
prayers during recent surgery and mono
Family of Irv Van Haaften, who passed
away June 23; former GMG math
teacher
Family of Dan Dunham, who passed
away June 24
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Cranking starting bright and early on
ICS day! With everyone working hard,
all operations went smoothly!
Young and old alike teamed up for ICS success!
A little sustenance helped to keep these
men working diligently all day!
Thank God f or t he many
experienced ICS volunteers!
Congratulations to Dean & Michele
Messerly on their marriage, which was
held June 21 at Chapel.
God bless their marriage and family!
Their new address is:
Dean & Michele Messerly
Joseph; Betula & Denjinia Zeller
1008 Sanford Ave.
Conrad, IA 50621
641-869-3672
keiko@iowatelecom.net
Sun/Aug 10: Visitation Sunday,
no Sunday School or church
Sun/ Sept 7: Sunday School
Promotion Sunday
Fri/Sept 12: Volunteers serve
lunch to Gladbrooks senior
citizens at Chapel
Thurs/Sept 18: 7:00 pm,
Volunteers meeting at church;
Tricia Steen devotions, two
volunteers for lunch? Contact
Carol Lamer or Sue Koster.
May 25: 71
June 1: 72
June 8: 63
June 15: 95
June 22: VBS
Rememberi ng Joan Svendsen
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Joan Svendsen, 77, of Conrad, IA passed away
Saturday, June 7, 2014, at her residence. Funeral services
were June 12 at 10:30 a.m. at Chapel Church. Visitation
was June 11 from 5-8 pm at the Conrad Chapel of the
Anderson Funeral Homes. Interment will be at Chapel
cemetery.
Jo was born March 15, 1937, to William and Eva
(Flanigan) Crawford in Grinnell, IA. She graduated from
Gilman High School in 1955. Jo was united in marriage to
Richard "Dick" Svendsen on March 2, 1958 in Melbourne,
IA. She and her husband farmed for 44 years in rural
Green Mountain and Beaman. Jo also was employed part
time as a postal clerk for both the Beaman and Lincoln
post ofces. She was a member of Chapel Church. Jo was
very active and volunteered her time to; L.C.A., Chapel
Volunteers, U.M.W., and the Beaman American Legion
Auxiliary.
Jo will be missed by her three children; Randy
(Donna) Svendsen of Marshalltown, Debra (Alan) Benoit
of Menomonie, WI, Steven (Judith) Svendsen of Clive, IA,
ten grandchildren; Rebekah, Luke, Jacob, Lydia, and Leah
Svendsen, Erin and Jena Benoit, Abigail, Nicole, and
Rachel Svendsen, two brothers; Donald (Shirley) Crawford
of Auburn, CA, John (AnnaLee) Crawford of Baxter, IA.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Dick (Nov. 18,
2013), and a brother, Carl Crawford.
Memori al Day Servi ce
Sunday morning worship continued on May 25 with a memorial service at Chapel Hill
cemetery to honor all of the veterans buried there. The nurturing committee honored our veterans
with a very appropriate service.
Allen Burt welcomed everyone. Cli#ord Sams, who served in WWII, was a guest. Michael
Burt read an account of Cli#ord's military service and of his trip to Washington D.C. as part of a
group of honored veterans. Tammy Burt read "No, Freedom Isn't Free. Claire Handorf led the
singing of "Let There Be Peace on Earth. Major Steven Svendsen, USMC, read the names of the
deceased honored veterans while family members, children, and adults distributed the carnations
on the graves. Phil and David Collins then played "Taps." This annual remembrance reminds us of
the sacrices of our veterans.
Thank you to the nurturing/worship committee for planning the service: Allen Burt, Claire
Handorf, Tammy Burt, Cheri Richter, Bill Backo#, and Philip Collins
Soldiers standing at attention are:
Stan Koster, Clifford Sams, Pete
Hoing, Dave Yergler, John Richter,
Lynn Handorf, Vaugn Kloster, Dan
St een and l eader, Maj St eve
Svendsen, USMC
A large group attended the program
even though it was a rainy morning.
Organi zati on Mi nutes
LCA
6/11/14
The Chapel Ladies Cemetery Aid met Wednesday,
June 11, 2014, at 1:30 pm at the church. The meeting
was called to order by president Connie Appelgate.
She also led devotions by reading from the book,
Pausitivity, take a Moment to Nurture Yourself.
Roll call (how many places you have lived and
where) was answered by six members. The minutes of
our April meeting were read and approved.
Correspondence was read from the Harriett Fleming
family. The treasurers report was presented and placed
on file. There were no bills presented.
Old business: Connie Appelgate and Vivian LeVier
will begin to work on the map of the cemetery plots.
Vivian LeVier made and Kathryn Burt seconded the
motion to pay Ann Proffitt $25 for putting Richard
Svendsens name on the flag marker. Motion carried.
Lynn Beichley will be contacted about making more
flag markers as we have used all the blank markers.
Shirley Svendsen and Kathryn Burt were asked to check
on which flags will need mending or disposal before
next years Memorial Day.
Connie Appelgate asked about auditing our
treasurers books, and who would do it. It was the
consensus of the group we did not need to do it at this
time.
New business: The fence at the cemetery needs to
be painted. It was suggested it could be painted as a
community project or as a paid project. We will put an
item in the church newsletter concerning the painting
project.
Committee reports:
Hiring - The Smiths have been paid their second of
five payments. There were many good comments
on how nice our cemetery looked.
Flags - The center flag will be flown June 12 for Jo
Svendsens funeral, and both flags will be flown on
Saturday, June 14, Flag Day. The next day to fly
both flags is July 4.
Cards - Six to eight cards were sent.
Funomics - Pay $.25 if you flew a flag on Memorial
Day, and $.50 if you did not.
President Connie Appelgate closed the meeting with
Things God Wont Ask. Our next meeting will be a
luncheon at the Tremont Grille July 9 at 12:30 pm.
Carolyn Kloster entertained with a quiz about Flag
Day, and a Shakespeare or Bible list of quotes.
Vivian Le Vier served a delicious chocolate dessert to
complete the afternoon.
Respectfully submitted,
Carolyn Kloster, secretary
Administrative Council
6/1/14
An Administrative Council meeting was held on
June 1, 2014, in the Fellowship Hall. Allen Burt,
substituting for President Dan Steen, called the
meeting to order at 12:00 pm, opening with prayer.
Those attending were Pastor Dean & Marvalyn Kelly,
Allen & Dee Burt, Vaugn & Carolyn Kloster, Randy &
Susan Beichley, Stan & Sue Koster, Kathryn Burt, Nancy
Peshel, Chuck Rosacker, Jeff Koster, Rick Bessman,
Leon Lamer, Jim Fleming, Darrel Burt, and Cheri
Richter.
Kathryn Burt moved to accept the minutes of the last
meeting as printed in the Chapel Chimes. Chuck
Rosacker seconded the motion, and it passed.
Treasurer Jim Fleming gave the church balance of
$16,530.26. The basement expenses have been paid.
Leon moved, and Randy Beichley seconded, to approve
the report. Motion passed.
Pastor Dean said the Marshalltown Christian School
fundraising committee would like to give a ten-minute
presentation during church June 8. The board decided
to replace the Mission Minute with their talk. Pastor
Deans summer theme is Weird.
Leon Lamer, trustee, said they are working on
guidelines for use of the churchs facilities. The Ad
Council will vote on them at the next meeting. Leon
also has an itemized cost for turning around Chapels
sanctuary. He feels that the congregation needs to vote
on whether to proceed with this project, and it needs to
pass it by 70-80%. Vaugn Kloster thanked Stan Koster
for reinforcing the handrail and steps that were
damaged from snow.
Darrel Burt said the PPR committee has given
permission for the church service, including the
pastors message, to run over an hour on special
Sundays. Discussion followed that we do not need
more rules; we just need everyones cooperation in
trying to keep the worship service within the allotted
time without jeopardizing the sermon time. Their
committee will need to find a new church and
Administrative Council secretary to replace Ann
Jackson, who has resigned, effective July 31.
Vaugn Kloster, Sunday School, reported that today
was the first Sunday for the Jr. SS to have one class for
all ages. Children and families were urged to attend
Sunday School this summer. Discussion followed on
having church on June 22, which is the Bible School
program at Garwin UMC. Pastor Dean would very
much like to have church that day. Dee Burt moved
that church at Chapel be held on June 22 from
9:00-10:00 am, to give sufficient travel time to Garwin.
Chuck Rosacker seconded the motion, and it passed.
(Later, it was found out that VBS program is at 9:30 am
at the Garwin Park so no SS or church at Chapel.)
Kathryn Burt moved that we have regular Sunday
School and church at Chapel on July 6, and then go to
the potluck, games and pool at Doug & Linda
Svendsens after church. Leon Lamer seconded, and
motion carried.
Rick Bessman, Sunday School treasurer, reported a
balance of $2,972.51.
Randy Beichley, lay leader, said he would try to
attend the IA Annual Conference next weekend.
Kathryn Burt, witness chair, said their most recent
activity was to honor mothers on Mothers Day along
with the YF. Because of trying to be more time-efficient
during worship, it was decided to have Fathers Day
recognition between Sunday School and church.
Dee Burt, mission chair, is asking local people who
have needs, such as outside work or lifting, to contact
her as our congregation would like to help. The No
More Malaria netted $1300.
Carolyn Kloster, age-level committee, reported they
have assigned the 4th of July committees for
Svendsens July 6 party after the worship service.
Allen Burt, nurturing committee, summarized the
meeting which was held May 29 at Pastor Deans
home. We should all be more expedient in transition
times during church, such as walking up front
beforehand so that the congregation does not need to
wait for us. Leon Lamer wondered if we could cut down
special music to one time a month during the summer
months. The nurturing committee will discuss this.
Sue Koster gave a hand-out prepared by Lori
Somers, concerning the audio sermons online. The
blog is free, but we need a recorder that plugs into the
amplifier in the back and also a hosting site for the
audio that can be linked to the blog. Leon Lamer
moved to give Lori permission to purchase the needed
equipment and a site, such as Podsnack.com. Chuck
Rosacker seconded the motion, and it carried. Leon
Lamer thanked Doug Svendsen for working with the
telephone company to install the equipment on the
west wall of the sanctuary. It is tied in with a television,
which makes it possible to watch the sermon in the
Fellowship Hall on the TV in there.
Vaugn Kloster will contact the nominations
committee to appoint a communion assistant to
replace Lee & Patti Cornwell. Also, the LCA, who
oversees the cemetery upkeep, lost three long-time
members this winter, and they would like new
members. He thanked the trustees and all others who
helped put up, and take down, the flags for Memorial
Day.
Stan Koster thanked everyone, including the many
committees and chairs, for their dedicated service to
make Chapel a wonderful place to worship.
The next meeting will be September 7 after church.
Jim & LeAnn Fleming and Carolyn Kloster will provide
the lunch. Allen Burt thanked Cheri Richter and her
committee for providing a delicious lunch today.
The meeting was adjourned at 12:55 pm.
Secretary pro-tem,
Sue Koster
CHAPEL CHURCH
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Chapel United Methodist Church
1597Abbott Avenue
Gladbrook, Iowa 50635
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Usher s Musi ci ans Acol yt es Musi c & Fl ower s Chi l dr en s ser mon Nur ser y Sunday School
July Bill & Cindy
Ormston
M. Wiese & M.
Kelly
D. Mann & C.
Langenbau
6 Gayle & Cindy Krull Marla Hlas Ann Jackson &
Mackenzie Burt
Multi-age: 7/6 & 7/13 Jennifer Daniel;
7/20 Carol Lamer; 7/27 Lynn & Claire
Handorf
13 Mike & Barb Plaehn Paul or Jennifer Daniel Ann Jackson &
Mackenzie Burt
7-12: 7/6 TBD; 7/13 Randy & Susan
Beichley; 7/20 & 7/27 John Richter
20 John & Cheri Richter Susan Beichley Claire & Karen Handorf Adult I: Kathryn Burt
M&M: Claire & Lynn Handorf
27 Merlyn & Connie
Appelgate
Pastor Dean Claire & Karen Handorf Parenting: 7/6 Ann Jackson; 7/13 Marci
Krull; 7/20 Tammy & Bill Backoff; 7/27
Ann Jackson
August Dale Langenbau
& Dain McBride
S. Beichley & M.
Kelly
J. Gruen & M.
Vaske
3 Dan & Tricia Steen Pastor Dean Shauna Smith
& McKensie
Vaske
Multi-age: 8/3 Bill & Tammy Backoff; 8/17
Tammy & Darrel Burt; 8/24 & 8/31 TBD
10 Visitation Sunday Visitation Sunday Visitation Sunday 8/3 TBD; 8/17 Jay Beichley; 8/24 TBD;
8/31 TBD
17 Bob & Marcia Wiese Claire Handorf Shauna Smith
& McKensie
Vaske
Parenting: 8/3 Marci Krull; 8/17 Tammy &
Bill; 8/24 Sue Koster; 8/31 Ann Jackson
24 Doug & Linda
Svendsen
Cathy Vint Cindy & Tyler
Krull
Adult I: Kathryn Burt
31 Lynn Beichley Marla Hlas Cindy & Tyler
Krull
M&M: Karen Handorf