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A Monthly Newsletter
Pastor, Lennie Maxwell
Cell Number: 785-955-0322

2013 M Street, Belleville KS

Church Ofce Hours:
Monday thru Thursday 8:00 am to 1:00 pm Closed Friday 9:30 am

APRIL 2012 issue, Page 1

Worship Service & JAM
Sundays at 10:45 am

Adult Sunday School

Church Phone Number: 785-527-5608 Church email address:

belleumc@nckcn.com

Food Bank Hours:

Monday thru Thursday 9:00 am to 11:30 am Closed Friday

Ages 2 years thru 6th Grade Outside the Box Worship Sundays at 6:30 pm Sunday School
10:00 to 10:40 am

Church web page:

www.belleumc.org

YATT or MATT
Sundays at 7:00 pm

HOPE is faith in the immutable promise that miracles prevail when the darkness tries to winout withcries of despair. Hope is a gift from God that helps us yearn, and live a life that believes and moves with the pledge of a better tomorrow. And whatsmore, hopesprings forth resurrectionlife, and draws us near to the love of Christ, whoisthelight of God who walked out fromthegrave tomake the wayforeverlastinglife. Easter Sunday celebrates the rebirth of life eternal thatilluminatesthe light of hope, which perpetually shines upon the soul. For as hedidthen,Godeternal stillcallsforthdespairfrom the darkness, into his Spirits resurrection light. For truly, what is this day, if not one that dawns hope eternal, in the glory of Jesus resurrection light?(JasonBonnicksen)

HOLY WEEK APRIL 1 - 7

the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God. 2 The Word was with God in the beginning. 3 Everything came into being through the Word, and without the Word nothing came into being. What came into being 4 through the Word was life, and the life was the light for all people. 5 The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness doesnt extinguish the light (John 1:1-5 CEB)
6th Sunday in Lent Passion/Palm Sunday

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April 1 Worship Service at 10:45 am Sermon Series Message: Bad Things/Good People (Mark 14:43-64) Childrens Processional of Palms
Holy Thursday

EASTER DAY

Sunday, April 8

SonRise Service, 7:00 am Breakfast following service New Traditional Family Celebration Service, 10:45 am Sermon Series Message: Hope Rises (Mark 16:1-8) Outside the Box Service, 6:30 pm Communion Served at all three services.

April 5 Service - The Upper Room (Mark 14:12-26) 6:30 pm, Sanctuary
Good Friday

April 6 Service 12:15 pm Baptist Church, Belleville

HOPE is the thing with feathers, that perches in the soul,and sings the tune without words,and never stops at all. Emily Dickinson

Pastor Lennies upcoming Sermon Series...

4/15/2012 2ndSundayofEaster CovenantPlayersShare Acts4:3235 (thechurchsharespossessions)

4/22/2012 5/13/2012 3rdSundayofEaster Sermon:DoRightnotWrong 6thSundayofEaster Acts3:1219(Repent,then,andturn Sermon:ILoveYou! John15:917(Thisismycommand: toGod,sothatyoursinsmaybe wipedout,thattimesofrefreshing Loveeachother.) maycomefromtheLord,) FestivaloftheChristianHome 1John3:17(Theonewhodoes Mother'sDay whatisrightisrighteous,justashe isrighteous.) 5/20/2012 7thSundayofEaster 4/29/2012 Sermon:Ready,Set,Go 4thSundayofEaster John17:619(Asyousentmeintothe Sermon:LovewhatyouDO! world,Ihavesentthemintothe 1John3:1624(Dearchildren,letus world.) notlovewithwordsorspeech,but ChangetheWorldWeekend withactionsandintruth.)

5/6/2012 5thSundayofEaster Sermon:Explainit Acts8:2640(PhilipandtheEthiopian, HowcanI?unlesssomeoneexplainsit tome.)

Drama is what we do!

The greatest message one can communicate is the love of God and the Good News of Jesus Christ; and there is perhaps no more powerful way to communicate that message than through the medium of drama. Since 1963, Covenant Players has pioneered the modern use of live drama as a communications resource for the church. With over 3,000 plays in the Covenant Players' repertoire, they will bring a life-changing message of hope. A special love offering will be taken for the players in addition to our regular offering. Please come prepared.

The First UMC Leadership Team met on March 21, 2012 at 7:00 pm in the Overflow room around the new conference table. Those present included Kurt Childs, Lay Leader: Jerry Richecky, Kevin Johnson, Stacia Piroutek, Mikel Hadachek, Janis Houdek, Kim VanNortwick, Susie Arbuthnot, Tandy Rundus, Susan Childs and Pastor Lennie. Our meeting began with prayer and a loving time discussing making disciples for the transformation of the world. During our learning time, we reviewed what we learned at the Vital Congregation workshop in McPherson in February. We reviewed the treasurers report, which included that 1/2 of our apportionment's for 2012 have been paid. By consensus, the Leadership Team agreed that the Food Stand Task Force would continue as the Food Stand Building Committee. We also approved for the Food Stand Committee to open a new checking account for the purpose of only building donations and payments for actual building costs of the Food Stand. Education leader, Tandy Rundus, reported that, with help from SPRC, a candidate has been interviewed for an Education Ministry Coordinator position. As one of the SMART goals of the church this year, the Education Team is actively pursuing someone to help out with the youth and with some curriculum needs. It was also announced that VBS will be from July 9-13th this year. The Alternative Worship leader, Mikel Hadachek, reported on the Outside the Box worship service. A thorough discussion ensued about how to help make the service more appealing and a better experience for future attendees. Mikel started on a work plan for the service to help further our second SMART goal of reaching the unchurched through a worship setting. It is a very exciting time for the church with everything we have going on. Many teams reported on the events that are coming up and I hope you continue to watch the calendar and don't be afraid to ask if you don't know when something is going on. We will be planning a going away event for Lennie and Carolyn, and hopefully, we will find a good time to meet our new pastor, Emily, in the near future. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. In Christ's Love, Kurt Childs, Lay Leader
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Our VIM team will be serving in Gallup, NM, August 5-11. Team members are Mikel & Gary Hadachek, Tom & Molly Williams, Annette Bredthauer & Kristen Swiercinsky, Kelby & Kale Johnson. ! ! ! ! The team will be celebrating ! ! ! and serving the vibrant ! ! ! ! Navajo people, helping with ! ! ! ! home repairs and reaching ! ! ! ! out to the community ! ! ! through ministry and Vacation ! ! ! ! Bible School. Please be a ! ! ! part of the team with your ! ! ! prayers, nancial support or ! donations of blankets, kids ! ! ! clothing, coats and diapers. ! ! ! Call Janet Heyka, 527-0229, ! ! ! for more information. ! ! ! ! ! join us, after worship, on ! ! ! ! April 15 to celebrate Spring ! ! ! with a Sloppy Joe, Salad and ! ! ! Ice Cream Sundae Lunch. ! ! ! Everything is provided, please ! A young Navajo girl come and support our VIM team ! ! befriended by the 1st with your free-will donation. ! Team... (This is also the Sunday the ! Gallup VIM ! ! w a i t s! ! ! Covenant Players will be giving the message for worship; they will be our guests for lunch, so come meet and welcome them.)

Last summer, our VIM Team traveled to Africa - here a large crowd assembled for the dedication of the Zimunya Skills Centre. Meet and worship with some of our friends from Zimbabwe! The Zimbabwe Chabadza delegates from Africa will be in Kansas in May, and well be hosting them in Belleville for a few days. Help us welcome them to our area and take this opportunity to join with them in worship and praise. They will be sharing their message with us. Come for a MEAL at 5:30 pm on May 6 and stay for the Outside the Box Service at 6:30 pm. Bring a free-will offering for your meal to help with travel expenses for the Zimbabwe delegation. The Kansas West Conference encourages each district to raise $2,000 in assistance. PLEASE COME BE SUPPORTIVE!

Acts 20:35 In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.'

Lets celebrate Spring in service! We will be making May baskets for those in the care centers and any others who are unable to get out, cleaning up yards for those in need, and possibly some flower planting. If you know of anyone who needs their yard cleaned in the Belleville area (i.e. leaves racked, gutters cleaned, bushes trimmed) please contact the Church office by April 27th so we can have a list of those we need to go serve on the 29th. Be listening in the upcoming weeks for more details on how we can work together to have another successful MissionStatement: Everyone Serve Sunday. Enjoy being Worktogethertofaithfullyservethosein together at an all church Pot Luck needinourlocalandworldcommunities, Dinner sponsored by the Fellowship transformingthelivesofthoseweserve Ministry Team following Worship. aswellasourown. Annette Bredthauer, Lizz Skocny, and Kelli Childs, ESS Coordinators
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Some quick notes from the 1st United Methodist Church Education Team Clip Board for your calendar: Sunday April 1st PALM SUNDAY, we are being asked to walk in with Palm branches and then be song leaders for Jesus Loves Me we hope to practice during JAM at church the next few Sundays. The Salina District Prayer Ministry is asking for our youth to write prayers for Annual Conference this is for youth 2nd grade and up, contact Tandy more information and a permission slip parents must sign these are due May 7th. Sunday, May 20th is graduation we plan to have a breakfast for the entire church instead of Sunday School to honor our seniors and send them off to many amazing adventures in Christ. Plan to bring your family of all ages that morning at 9:30 am and stay for service. Summer Church Camp options are available for youth 2nd grade and up check out Camp Horizon and Camp Lakeside on the net. We have 3rd and 4th grade girls going to Camp Lakeside June 21-24 if others want to join talk to Tandy Rundus or Stacia Piroutek. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: we are planning a little later this summer July 9-13 (the CCCC Kids College is in the afternoons that week too.) Please put it on your calendars and let others know, as this is later than usual. Hoping to again have 5th and 6th grade youth be involved in service and learning to play our English Handbells. A Mission Trip is being planned for youth and adults back to the Gallup, New Mexico Indian Missions of Hands and Feet Ministries August 5-10 time frame (after fair, before school). Great family time in mission and ministry! Call Janet Heyka for more info. Tandy Rundus, Christian Education Team Coordinator

Let Earth Day 2012 Inspire You! On April 22, more than one billion people around the globe will participate in Earth Day 2012 and help Mobilize the Earth. People of all nationalities and backgrounds will voice their appreciation for the planet and demand its protection. Earth day is meant to inspire the public to take better care of the environment and learn to take pride in the environment. The original Earth Day was used as a teaching day to get the public more informed about the environmental impact humans were making. Since then, the basic message of the day is the same, but it has been taken much further. Since this original celebration, Earth Day has become an international holiday. Several environmental groups have also started participating in an Earth week. During this week, these organizations host several different programs that educate their communities about the different aspects of Earth and how to take better care of Earth. STAND UNITED...DO YOUR PART!

No Sunday School (Joans class) on April 1 or April 8. We will resume study of Images of Christ with a study of Jesus as The Light of the World on April 15. In the following weeks, we will see Jesus as the Bridegroom, Head of the Church, Bread of Life, and the Cornerstone. It is our hope that these studies will bring us closer to Christ through the pictures the Bible paints in words. Join us at 9:30 am in the Overflow. Joan Grover...Teacher

Discover the best summer SonRise

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a land of invigorating power and beauty where there is nothing between you and Gods big sky! Students will discover the true treasure described in Philippians 4:19, My God will meet all your needs according to His glorious riches in Christ Jesus. Page 4

First, I love the bulletin board each month in the foyer. I hope everyone is taking time to really look at them. April will be UMW's turn and I hope to have much information, again, up there. Second, as prayer messenger from our church on the district prayer messenger group, along with Shirley and Jerry Richecky, we have been asked to have people from our church write prayers for Annual Conference on 4X6" cards that we have. These will be posted on a board designated for this at the conference site. They want these from 2nd graders thru young adults. We will have parents sign an OK slip for putting them on the board if their child writes one. During JAM time, Tandy is going to help youngsters write some if they so choose. These are to be sent to Joy Hart by May 7. We have asked several to consider doing this. If you have not been asked, and care to do so, please contact Richecky's or myself. Also, please turn your card in to me before that date. Encourage your child to think about what they might want to write, you write too. Third, The Definition - Annual Conference, written by Pastor Troy Bowers, in this letter is: "The Annual conference is a three-day event where pastors and church leaders gather to: Worship, Pray, Renew friendships, Celebrate what God has done this past year in our churches and communities, and Make decisions about where we feel God is leading our church in the future." This year our Annual Conference gathering will be at the Hutchinson Fairgrounds on May 23-25. APRIL GENERAL Please enlist all persons in your Church Family to pray about this. What an empowering blessing will MEETING be received from this wondrous gift of prayer. "The prayer of a righteous (person) is powerful and Thursday, April 5 effective." James 5:16 Fourth--This is from a missionary for whom our UMW chose to pray during one month this past 1:30 pm year. She, so kindly, keeps me posted on some of her happenings. She is now visiting in the USA for 3 months. Our UMW chooses a name each month out of the Prayer Calendar book to email, pray for, Hostesses and Program: and send greetings to. It has been very rewarding for us. We were also praying for a couple in At-Large Members Zimbabwa not long before our own three went over there on a mission trip. We'll be seeing some of the Zimbabwa people here in this area in May too. March 15, 2012, Dear Friends and Family, I was still in Macedonia for the celebration of World Day of Prayer on March 2. It was a lovely worship service with fellowship time afterwards. Nearly all of CIRCLE MEETINGS our churches participated, along with women from the Catholic and Orthodox churches. Please see SUSANNAH photos on the web site: http://list.gbgm-umc.org/t/4236413/1113289/1271/0/ <http://list.gbgm-umc.org/t/ Tuesday, April 3 4236413/1113289/1271/0/> . March 4 was the first Sunday of Lent for us in Macedonia. In Strumica, 3:30 pm the teenagers read the liturgy and extinguished the first purple candle. As of March 7, I am in the US, Overow at the church! speaking at various churches. Im grateful for these opportunities to share about my work and the work Hostess: Shirley Tallent of the UMC in Macedonia and to thank the churches for their support of missions. Gifts to missions are Lesson: Helen Fielder essential to keep missionaries like me in the field, sharing the Gospel message. The churches that I visit are so welcoming and gracious that I almost forget I am on the road for three months. Lee is at home in Macedonia. So far he has reported snow, rain and now (at RUTH last) signs of spring. I miss him, but I am glad to know that all is in good hands there. My next Wednesday, April 4 destination is Virginia (Hampton, Annandale and Arlington), then West Virginia and Indiana. 7:30 pm I will be in northern California for Easter. May your Easter season be truly blessed. "Our Hostess: Lynell Kallman friends, we want you to know what God's grace has accomplished in the churches in Overow at the church! Macedonia." 2 Corinthians 8:1 (GNB) Carol Partridge GBGM Missionary United Methodist Church Strumica, R Macedonia Fifth, we have one girl going on METour from our church family. Crystal Young has decided NAOMI to go and I want all of you to praise her for this decision and to support her in prayers and Wednesday, April 25 money. We will try to get a list of supplies the METour group will want to take with them for the 7:30 pm people they will be trying to help. So watch for that and plan to contribute for Crystal. Also, Program: Wilma Dove please pray for the VIM team who will be traveling later to New Mexico. Our UMW members Hostess: Joan Grover make baby blankets, lap throws, etc. that are used during the year in many ways. We Co-Hostess: Neva Lee will be sending the most recently-made ones with this group. If you have any please let Janet Heyka know about them. We also have at least two youth signed up for summer camp! Sixth, I hope you all who had prayer partners this past year have remembered to let your partner know who it was that has been praying for them for the year. Valentines In April, Day ended our year, but you can continue your prayers for them at all times. At-Large Members Seventh, Joan Molzahn would like for UMW members to bring a small to are responsible for checking medium-sized cross (one that has a special meaning for you) with you to kitchen supplies, the April 5th UMW meeting. Her lesson will be using these as we study cleaning both kitchens and pray. and sharpening pencils in the Sanctuary! In Christian Love, Janis Houdek, UMW President

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Share an Easter Lily for Easter Sunday given in memory of, or in honor of, a loved one. Schedule your flower(s) to arrive to the church by Wednesday, April 4 by 11:30 am! Or, rather than an Easter Lily, consider this instead . . . Make a donation to the Worship Team to help purchase supplies needed to decorate our Altar in all the beautiful and meaningful designs we enjoy every Sunday.

The Republic County Cancer Society is planning another I Scream 4 Hope evening in place of the former Relay for Life. It will be held on June 2nd at the City Park. Homemade ice cream and cookies will be served at 5:30 pm under the new shelter building and entertainment and the recognizing of our survivors will follow at the band pavilion. I would like to ask for volunteers to help make either ice cream or cookies. Call Joan Grover at 527-5379 if you can help. Cancer has affected too many of our families. Help us show support for them on this special recognition evening.

One of the projects the Trustees want to accomplish this year is to replace the Kiosk in the front lawn of the church. The current Kiosk is very weathered and has loose bricks; the cross and some of the bricks will be reused along with new materials. The overall shape will remain the same with a digital sign replacing the letter board. We have researched several options and decided to go with an updated version of the familiar design. As the Trustees have many repairs and improvements to the church, Parsonage and grounds already, the Kiosk project will be funded only by donations and pledges. To date, 60% of the funds have been obtained. We are asking for your support to reach Our Goal and once 100% of the funds are raised, we will start the project. We would graciously accept any donation to the project, which is tax deductible and will be reported on your individual giving record at the end of 2012. Once the project is scheduled, the Trustees would be grateful for any assistance you could offer. For more information please contact Jay Kallman, Trustee Chair @ (785) 527-5951 or (785) 527-3585.

The Holy Roller

The bus runs each Sunday before Sunday School, and if needed before church, and then after church. You may request a ride by calling the bus number (955-0706) or the church.

CAF DEL SOUL

Waiting for you . . . fellowship and a great cup of coffee and goodies. Every Sunday morning before Sunday School and Worship. Come see what the Fellowship Team has to tempt you. Volunteers to sign up to help provide refreshments is always needed and appreciated. Just sign your name to the Sunday you can help in the notebook located at Connection Intersection counter.

1. Electrical Repairs in Church - 10% 2. Rebuild Kiosk - 60% 3. Landscape Front Lawn - 0% 4. Mark Parking Lines - 0%

1. Replace Sidewalks - 0% 2. Replace Trees - 0% 3. Ceiling Repair - 0% 4. Paint Garage Interior - 0% 5. Replace North Windows, Paint Trim, Repair & Stain Fence - 0%

BEST CHOICE UPS LABELS

Please continue to save your Best Choice UPC labels. The money earned goes for elevator upkeep and repairs. There is a box in the Foyer for your labels. Thank you, Emma Berggren, Coordinator
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Passion/Palm Sunday, April 1 9:30 am - Questers Sunday School 10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School 10:45 am - Worship Service 12:30 pm - 4-H, Fellowship Hall 6:00 pm - UMYF 6:30 pm - Outside the Box Worship 7:00 pm - MATT Monday of Holy Week, April 2 Meals on Wheels Week 6:30 pm - Cub Scouts, Youth Room Tuesday of Holy Week, April 3 10:00 am - Bible Study, BHC 3:30 pm - Susannah Circle, Overflow 6:00 pm - Bell Practice, Overflow Wednesday of Holy Week, April 4 Office open from 9:00 to 11:30 am; Betty Anderson assisting in office. 9:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor 10:30 am - Bible Study, LTC 7:15 pm - Praise Team 7:30 pm - Ruth Circle, Overflow Holy Thursday, April 5 Church Office closed! 9:30 am - Church Chat at CPSL 1:30 pm - UMW General Meeting 6:30 pm - Maundy Thursday Service Good Friday, April 6 12:15 pm - Service at Baptist Church Easter Day, April 8 7:00 am - SonRise Service, First UMC Breakfast following Service, F. Hall 9:30 am - Questers Sunday School 10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School 10:45 am - Worship Service 6:30 pm - Outside the Box Service Monday, April 9 Office open from 9:00 to 11:30 am; Carol Nicholson assisting in office. 6:30 pm - Cub Scouts Tuesday, April 10 6:00 pm - Bell Practice, Overflow Wednesday, April 11 9:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor 6:30 pm - Trustees, Overflow 7:15 pm - Praise Team Thursday, April 12 6:00 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall Friday, April 13 8:45 am - MOPS, F. Hall & Nursery Sunday, April 15 2nd Sunday of Easter 9:30 am - Adult Sunday School 10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School Sunday, April 15 cont. 10:45 am - Worship Service Rocky Mountain Covenant Players will have Worship Service. Noon - Gallup VIM Dinner, Fellowship Hall 6:00 pm - UMYF 6:30 pm - Outside the Box Service 7:00 pm - MATT Tuesday, April 17 6:00 pm - Bell Practice, Overflow Wednesday, April 18 9:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor 7:15 pm - Praise Team Sunday, April 22 3rd Sunday of Easter Native American Ministries Offering Festival of Gods Creation/Earth Day 9:30 am - Adult Sunday School 10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School 10:45 am - Worship Service 2:00 & 2:30 pm - Care Home Services 6:00 pm - UMYF 6:30 pm - Outside the Box Service 7:00 pm - YATT Monday, April 23 5:30 pm - Girl Scout Service Team, Parlor 6:30 pm - Cub Scouts, Fellowship Hall Tuesday, April 24 10:00 am & 5:30 pm - Parents as Teachers 6:00 pm - Bell Practice, Overflow Wednesday, April 25 World Malaria Day 9:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor 7:15 pm - Praise Team 7:30 pm - Naomi Circle Thursday, April 26 7:30 pm - Denver VIM Team to give mission program, Chester UMC 6:00 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall Friday, April 27 8:45 am - MOPS, Fellowship Hall & Nursery

April 2 Huetta Derowitsch, Kale Johnson April 3 Donna Eickman April 5 Charles McEwen April 6 Bill & Leta Hodgins April 7 Shannon & Sheila White April 8 Carter White April 10 Susan Childs April 12 Kurt Childs April 15 Harold Monsanto, Allen Johnson Tom & Joan Grover April 18 Ray & Sylvia Weaver, Olive Shulda April 20 Adam Templeman April 19 Annette Bredthauer April 22 Lanette Herrman April 25 Jordan Seacat April 29 Sue Meyer April 30 Gavona Hardin

Sunday, April 29 4th Sunday of Easter/Everyone Serve Sunday 9:30 am - Adult Sunday School 10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School 10:45 am - Worship Service - Kelli Childs, Message Noon - All Church Pot Luck Dinner

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FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2013 M STREET BELLEVILLE, KS 66935

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Our Mission is to prayerfully: Seek God Grow in faith Love and Serve others For the transformation of lives!

PRAISE TEAM
Sid and Pam Scofield, Amanda, Keilers, Jillian Couture, Stacia Piroutek, Waylon Sheetz Kevin, Kelby & Kale Johnson, John Surber, Pastor Lennie & Carolyn Maxwell

AUDIO/VIDEO TECHNICIANS
Kurt Childs, Gary Hadachek Mikel Hadachek, Rich Schintler Annette Bredthauer

ACCOMPANISTS

MULTI-MEDIA ASSISTANT GREETERS

Janet Heyka April 1 - Jenny Zenger, Lela Purdy April 8 - Gene & Tandy Rundus, Paul & Terin April 15 - Ross & Jill Wurdeman, Libby, Abby & Lauren April 22 - Russ & Stacia Piroutek, Nick, Hayley & Zack April 29 - Shirley Tallent, Kaye Ray

April 1 - Marge Waring April 8 - Doris Kriks April 15 - Pam Scofield April 22 - Tana Trost April 29 - Pam Scofield

USHERS

Jay & Lynell Kallman Terry & Sherry Skinner

WORSHIP LEADERS
April 1 - Tandy Rundus April 8 - Terry Skinner April 15 - Brian Young April 22 - Janet Heyka April 29 - Brian Young

BUS DRIVER
April - Jerry Richecky

ACOLYTE

April - Lasondra Aurand

CAF DEL SOUL HOSTESSES

April 1 - Sherry Skinner April 8 - Gina Aurand April 15 - Stephanie Schintler April 22 - Lori Scofield April 29 - Tandy Rundus

BABYSITTERS
April - Jaclyn & Audrey Sheets

EASTER WORSHIP TEAM

Sid & Pam Scofield Molly Williams

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