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The Bell Tower
October 2014
“They said to Jesus, ‘Increase our faith!” The Lord replied, “If you had faith the size of a mustard seed, you
could say to this mulberry tree, ‘Be uprooted and planted in the sea,’ and it would obey you.’” (Luke 17: 5-6)
Many years ago, there was a musical group whose name was “Six Pence None the Richer.” They took their name from a
story told by C.S. Lewis in his book, Mere Christianity. Lewis tells the story of how a young boy asked his father for a
sixpence so that he could go and buy his father a gift. The father gives him the sixpence, the boy buys the gift and gives
the gift to the father, who realizes that he's sixpence none the richer for the transaction. Lewis was making the comparison to the gifts that God has given us, and how when we serve God with those gifts, we should do so humbly, knowing
that we are only returning to God what God gave to us in the first place.
Through the illustration of the mustard seed, Jesus encourages us not to think of faith in quantitative terms, as if it were
something doled out in meager or generous amounts. Faith has its source in God and can be seen in the person and work
of Jesus. It is not so much what we do or do not do, but what the limitless power of God does through us.
Faith economics is openness to God’s power. It is the mustard seed that accomplishes incredible things; it is the sixpence
given to us by our heavenly Father who is none the richer for us doing what we ought to have done but pleased when we
offer our gifts of obedience and gratitude.
Still, it’s no wonder that the disciples demand more faith in order to meet the challenge of serving God. “Increase our
faith!” they demand after hearing Jesus’ words, implying that Jesus didn’t give them enough faith the first time around. If
Jesus was expecting them to be large contributors in service to the kingdom, well, they are going to need more faith in
their spiritual account. It’s a simple formula of supply and demand, right?
But instead of increasing their faith, Jesus gave them a lesson in faith economics. He told them that if they had faith the
size of a mustard seed, they’d have enough to uproot a mulberry tree and toss it into the ocean. Jesus was saying
that faith has nothing to do with amount and everything to do with the source of the faith. And the source of the faith is
God, and--as we know--with God all things are possible.
In a wonderful way, that statement--that we are spending our faith as God has commanded--is both affirming and a relief. It opens us up to the possibility that faith isn’t capacity; faith is an orientation to a way of life to which we are called
by God. There’s no need to ask for more faith; having more or less faith doesn’t matter one iota. Tom Wright describes
“faith like a window through which you can see something. What matters is not whether the window is six inches high;
what matters is the God that your faith is looking out on. If it’s the creator God, the God active in Jesus Christ, then the
tiniest little peep-hole of a window will give you access to power like you never dreamed of Of course, the cannot be used
for your own pleasure as it would show that you’d forgotten, once again, who this God really was.”
Is our faith persistent enough to serve Christ even when our reserves are low? Is our faith strong enough to withstand the
sufferings of this life? The answer in faith economics is: yes, you have been given enough faith, faith as tiny as a mustard seed but with the strength and persistence of a mighty oak. It’s a lesson in faith economics: simply doing what God
has called us to do, trusting that no task God has given us is greater than the faith God has given us.
Tyler Wade got to meet and
have his picture taken with Willie & Kori Robertson and Ms.
Kay also known as the famous
Duck Dynasty clan.
~Brent, Ginny and Violet enjoyed hearing Lordes in concert on September 24th!
~Paul Berger & Jared Thompson represented
The Fountains at the Senior Expo, and performed on September 24th at the Factory.
Among those enjoying their music were Will
Berger, Betty & Bob Townsend, and Linda
Woodside.
~Betsy Bond walked in Sherry’s Run 5K in
Murfreesboro and had her best time ever!
~Grace Calhoun danced with Mayor Ken
Moore at the Heritage Ball. Her mother, Angela, designed the Heritage Ball decorations
~Mike & Christi Ensch have been in Key West
and now are enjoying Yosemite
~Josh Dreussi, Brandon &Phillip Kimball went
rock climbing last weekend
~Mona & John Lee just returned from Oregon
~The Mahathys have been in Nebraska, touching base with Linda’s relatives
~Addy Mitchell & Gibson Bynum are both on
BGA golf teams
~Carter Trapeni broke his collarbone while
playing football for BGA
~Jackie & Frank Pennington celebrated their
3rd wedding anniversary in September, and
provided beautiful flowers for the sanctuary in
honor of that occasion
~Gale & Lyn Pewitt attended the Eagle scout
ceremony of their grandson, Jacob Swiney.
For Jacob’s Eagle leadership project he coordinated the funding, acquisition of 200 sets of
toiletries and the delivery/distribution in Malawi
East Africa. He and his father spent 8 weeks
there working with a number of college Christian groups. Gale was able to pin the badge on
his grandson!! Congratulations Jacob!
WELCOME ALL OUR
NEW
BABIES
Congratulations to Drew and Sarah Walker on the birth of their
daughter, Natalie Grace Walker,
born August 17th, 2014, 5lbs 12
oz. Proud grandparents are John
Walker and Bonnie Reagan; Nancy
and Denny Stubsten.
Congratulations to the Westhoven
and DeAngelis families on the
birth of Matthew John Lawrence
DeAngelis, born September 15th
in Boston, MA, 8 lb. 2 oz. He is
the son of Erica and Matt DeAngelis and the grandson of Gretchen
and Jake Westhoven.
Congratulations to Jamie and Jacob Chambers on the birth of their
daughter, Lily Chambers born on
September 19th at 9 pm weighing
6lbs 8oz, and 19” long. Proud
grandparents are James & Linda
Jackson and great-grandmother,
Linda Woodside.
Congratulations to Ellie and James
Herpeche (who were married at
HFPC on 12/24/12) on the birth of
Burke Ryan Herpeche, 9/19/14,
8lbs, 6oz, 22” long. Proud
Grandparents are Carolyn & Dennis Johnson and let’s not forget
the happy aunt, uncle and cousins: Debbie & Cliff Butner, Abbey and Patrick.
Congratulations to Mandi & Robbie Matlock on the birth of their daughter, Elsie
Jane Matlock, born on 9/9/14, 7lbs,
1oz, 19” long. Proud grandmother
is Nicki Showah. Elsie also has 2
big sisters.
Nate Gaw’s mother,
Virginia Nelson
Mary Calvert’s mother,
Kathryn Horn
Claudia Zanolini’s sister,
Annette De Bow
Carter Trapeni
Parents of new babies!
Sympathy to Susan Henry on the death of her father, Martin
Bowin, September 5th, 2014.
“Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, blessed indeed,
says the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors, for their
deeds do follow them.”
Sympathy to Lynne Welch on the death of her
uncle, Dick Stallard who died last week. He
lived in Pennsylvania.
“I am the resurrection and the life, says the
Lord.”
LAST WEDNESDAY
FELLOWSHIP
Last Wednesday fellowship for the month of October will
be on Wednesday, October 29th at 6:30 pm ( notice the
time change )
BOOK CLUB
Everyone is invited to join us at
11:30 am for
discussion and fellowship. For more information
call June Warren
615-794-7453 or e-mail wt3501@aol.com
OCTOBER 28th BLACK FLOWER
by Howard Bahr
For our first meeting we will meet at the home of
Alice Spaulding
358 4th Avenue South B-4
The Presbyterian Women of HFPC meet regularly on the third Tuesday of each month September through May .
The October meeting will take place
on Tuesday, October 21 at 9:45 am in the
church parlor just off Memorial Hall.
Claudia Zanolini will lead the discussion of
chapter 2 of the year's study of Second Corinthians, entitled "Reconciling Paul." Study books
are available on request. Join us for an interesting view of the thinking of the Apostle Paul, for
news of our members and fellowship over coffee and great snacks.
The menu will be Lasagna, salad, bread and assorted
desserts.
In addition to a program for the adults, there will also be a
special program for the children led by Sarah Litton. She
will lead an activity centered around Exodus 13:21-22
and the pillar of clouds/fire that God provided as a guide
for the Israelites through the wilderness. Children will
make their own clouds—first, with a fun science experiment and then by making them out of puff paint. One big
all-hands-in masterpiece will be created and then each
child can create a smaller individual one to take home as
a reminder of God’s guidance in their lives.
Sewing Circle
Join us as you work
on any craft project
and enjoy the
company of others!
October 3rd at 10 am
October 17th at 10 am
DONORS FOR GLORY TO GOD HYMNALS
Brent & Ginny Andrews
In Memory of
Edward and Catharine Philbeck,
great-grandparents of Violet Andrews and Price Stallard
Brent & Ginny Andrews
In Memory of
Walter Lee and Ovella Smithson,
great-grandparents of Violet Andrews and Price Stallard
Charles Batt
Deryl & Phyllis Bauman
Deryl & Phyllis Bauman
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
Deryl & Phyllis Bauman
R.C. & Mary Anne Berger
R.C. & Mary Anne Berger
R.C. & Mary Anne Berger
Will Berger
Harry Lee Billington
Nancy P. Birchett
Donna & Bill Blewett
Donna & Bill Blewett
Betsy Bond
Betsy Bond
Betsy Bond
Betsy Bond
Betsy Bond
Cliff & Brenda Borgman
Cliff & Brenda Borgman
The Butners
Dixon & Leigh Ann Bynum
Dixon & Leigh Ann Bynum
Jeff & Mary Calvert
Jeff & Mary Calvert
Jeff & Mary Calvert
Jeff & Mary Calvert
Jeff & Mary Calvert
Charlie & Candace Crumrine
Charlie & Candace Crumrine
Earl & Dianne Davis
Earl & Dianne Davis
Earl & Dianne Davis
Lois F. Davis
Lois F. Davis
Lois F. Davis
The Dedman Family
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
Gifts
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of our Son
In Honor of our Daughter
In Honor of our Son
In Honor of our Daughter
In Memory of our Parents
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor/Memory of
The Dedman Family
In Honor /Memor y of
The Dedman Family
Jack & Susan Dews
In Honor of
In Memor y of
The Dreussi Family
Michelle Thornhill Edwards
Mike & Christi Ensch
Mike & Christi Ensch
Reesa & David Evans
Sydney Roof Forte
In Memor y of
In Memor y of
In Honor of our Daughter s
In Honor of our Gr andsons
In Memory of
In Honor of my Grandmother
Susan Warner Batt
Mrs. Pam De-Matteo-Linn
John H. Bauman, Elizabeth C. Bauman &
Brett M. Bauman
The Hillman Family
Sara Anne Berger
Mary Judith Berger
Paul Rutherford Berger
The Chancel & Handbell Choirs
Historic Franklin Presbyterian Church
Edward S. Birchett
Marie Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Blewett
Betty Bond
Sally Hughes
Cyndy Hinton
Roxanne Williams
Mary Lu Kells
Michelle Borgman Taylor
John Austin Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. L.H. Powers, Sr. (Nannie & Papa)
Harry & Sue Bynum
Bill & Nell Davis
Thomas Calvert
Andrea Calvert
Robert Calvert
Victoria Calvert
Dorothy & Jefferson Calvert
Charlie & Betty Crumrine
Bud Hoaas & Linda Simms
You who came to worship today
Carolyn Davis
Betsy Bond
Earl C. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hixson
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Reed
Gretchen Faye Dedman and her
great –grandmother Gretchen Grimes Akin
Samantha Jean Dedman and her
great-aunt Lucy Jean Akin Johnson
William Burnett Akin
Jesse & Louise Dews
Muriel Sutherland
W. Larry Coolman
Vera Scott Thornhill
Megan Myers & Jamie Milburn
Collin Bryant, Dane &
Jameson Milburn, & Noah Myers
Shirley Hoffman
Gene Richardson
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Bruce & Donna Franklin
Bruce & Donna Franklin
Bruce & Donna Franklin
Bruce & Donna Franklin
John & Marcia Fraser
Arlene Frazier
Kathy Frederick
Carl Gilliam
Loy Hardcastle
Virginia Hart
Ulric Henegar
Ulric Henegar
Ulric Henegar
Cyndy & Bill Hinton
Cyndy & Bill Hinton
Dennis & Carolyn P. Johnson
Dennis & Carolyn Johnson
Dorothy Kennedy
Kathleen Koontz & David Strickland
Kathleen Koontz
Kathleen Koontz
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
Gifts
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Memory of
Gifts
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memor y of
In Memory of
In Memory of
Kathleen Koontz & David Strickland
Brian & Kelly Lang
Brian & Kelly Lang
Mona Lee
Mona Lee
Mona Lee
Mona Lee
Mona Lee
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
In Honor of
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
In Honor of
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
In Honor of
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
In Honor of
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
Marty P. & Ronald S. Ligon
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
The Men’s Choir
Michael & Nicole Mackanos
Michael & Nicole Mackanos
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
Cyndy & Bill Hinton
Cyndy & Bill Hinton
Cyndy & Bill Hinton
Mary Winton Hughes
Scott & Helen Jackson
Shirley LaCoste
Janet Zachry
Barry LaCoste
Beth & Tommy Horne
Robert W. Frazier
Graham & Bella Frederick
Sara, Carl C., & Joseph Gilliam
Billy Adair
Historic Franklin Presbyterian Church
Barbara Henegar
Tom Warren
June Warren
Dick & Audrey Hamilton
Chuck Hinton
Minerva Hinton
Leslie & Adam Deslauriers
Eric & Jenny Shouse
Phoenix Shouse
“Pug” Akin
Dr. Lawrence G. Schull
Martha M. Schull
Lowry & Claudie Powers
Conrad Matthews
Paul & Frances Flynn
The Rev. Orus & Mary Rupe
Ted & Alice Hawk
Rev. Chester F. & Josephine Leonard
William H. & Ida Belle Leonard
Mary Elizabeth & Alice Catherine Strickland
Beylan Testa
Susan Lang
Will Berger & Sally Hughes
Jack & Martha Lee
Rebecca Robertson
Janet Zachry
Bessie Robertson
Sandy & Susan Ligon
Chloe Ligon
John J. & Paula Ligon
Margaret & Catherine
Matt C. & Stacey Ligon
Jessica; Matthew
Talley & Meg Floyd
Amelia
Fulton & Darlene Greer
Elizabeth
Dr. Joe & Betty Willoughby
Calvin & Marilyn Lehew
Glenn & Beverly Adams
Tom & Charlotte Cone
Rev. Robert Cowperthwaite
Dr. James Cogswell
Dewees & Sue Berry
Dr. Walter Reed
Our Parents: H. Raymond & Lucille Ligon
Chuck & Martha Parish
Dr. Thomas Warren, Choir Director
Michael & Iva Mackanos
John & Helen Mason
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DONORS FOR GLORY TO GOD HYMNALS
Jeffrey Mahathy
Linda & George Mahathy
John Mather
The Matthews & Spragins Families
Ken & Lynn Mitchell
Ken & Lynn Mitchell
Nancy Montgomery
The Moore Family
Bill & Cindy Morelli
Victor Patterson
The Pearson Family
Frank & Jackie Pennington
Theresa Pennington
E. Gale & Lyn Pewitt
E. Gale & Lyn Pewitt
E. Gale & Lyn Pewitt
E. Gale & Lyn Pewitt
E. Gale & Lyn Pewitt
Evelyn Arey Pewitt
Lee & Drew Porter
Gifts
Gifts
In Memory of
In Memor y of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Loving Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
Gifts
In Memory of
In Memory of my Husband
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
Betty Powers
Pamela A. Reed
Pamela A. Reed
Karen Rhea
Joanna B. Roberts
Robyn Ryan
Robyn Ryan
Noah & Sherryl Sanders
Nicki Showah
Robert Smith
Boardman & Lillian Campbell Stewart
Boardman & Lillian Campbell Stewart
Janet & Hugh Tharpe
Janet & Hugh Tharpe
Barbara & Stephen Townes
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
In Honor of
In Memory of
R.N. Townsends
In Memory of
Ed & Lise Triggs
In Memory of
Betty Trondsen
In Memory of
Betty Trondsen
In Memory of
Suzanne Vader & Julia Gillespie
In Memory of
Suzanne Vader & Julia Gillespie
In Memory of
Debra Vanderveer
In Memory of
Debra Vanderveer
In Memory of
Arlene & Jerry Walters
In Honor of
Don, Nancy, Donald E., Jonathan, and Ellen Warden In Memor y of
Don, Nancy, Donald E., Jonathan, and Ellen Warden In Memor y of
Don, Nancy, Donald E., Jonathan, and Ellen Warden In Honor of
Don & Nancy Warden
In Honor of
Don & Nancy Warden
In Honor of
Don & Nancy Warden
In Honor of
Donald E., Jonathan, & Ellen Warden
In Memory of
Donald E., Jonathan, & Ellen Warden
In Honor of
Carol Warren
In Honor of
Historic Franklin Presbyterian Church
Historic Franklin Presbyterian Church
Jack & Helen Mather
Windie Matthews Russell
Perry & Ruth Mitchell
Julia W. Milliken
Charles Raymond Montgomery
Hal Moore, Sr.
Our Parents
Elder C.C. & Mrs. Geneva White Flanery
Historic Franklin Presbyterian Church
Ray S. Pennington
Dwight L. Pennington
Allene Clarkson
Derry Carlisle
Walter Carlisle
Barbara Henegar
June Warren
Evelyn Baker Arey
Our Fathers: Rev. Lee Porter
Raymond Allen Shelton
Nat Powers
Jane Jordan Alexander
Grace & Robert Jordan
Patrick, Isaac & Dylan Rhea
Miles Conrad Matthews, Jr.
Russell T. Ryan
Lilamae Ryan
Bob Smart
Will Berger & Sally Hughes
Katherine Moffett Smith
Jim & Gordy Campbell
Dr. Calvin & Perk Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. J.F. Tharpe
Connor Prentice Tharpe
Our Parents
Rev. Dr. Walter Reed & Mrs. Garnet
Reed who helped with founding this HFPC
Karen Pratt & Janet Zachry
L. Eugene Trondsen
Windie Matthews Russell
Virginia F. Vader
Robert L. Vader
my mother-Jo Vanderveer
my father-Joe Vanderveer
Daniel, Connie & James
L. Eugene Trondsen
Windie Matthews Russell
Betty Hillman Trondsen
Donald Eugene Warden
Jonathan Clark Warden
Ellen Elizabeth Warden
L. Eugene Trondsen
Betty Hillman Trondsen
June Warren
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Donor list continued...
June Warren
Gretchen Westhoven
Roxanne Williams
Spencer Zachry
Steve & Claudia Zanolini
In Memory of
Gifts
Gifts
In Memory of
In Honor of
Thomas D. Warren
Historic Franklin Presbyterian Church
Historic Franklin Presbyterian Church
Janet Zachry
Sophia Silva Zanolini
CHILDREN’S BREAKFAST
Beginning on Sunday, September 28th Breakfast will be
served for all children prior to Sunday School and immediately after the 8:30 service.
We are looking forward to hosting a breakfast for the children prior to Sunday School on the last Sunday of every
month. Adam & Laura Hollis will handle this months
breakfast on the 28th but volunteers are needed for the coming months. Please
let Adam or Laura know if you would be interested in helping.
YOUTH NEWS
Here are the dates for the youth meetings in October and November:
October 12th, 5-7pm
October 19th, 5-7pm
November 9th, 5-7pm
November 16th, 5-7pm
All meetings are at the church, and included youth from grade 5 through grade 12. The youth
will meet together for an activity, divide for age-appropriate programs, and reunite for dinner
(provided by parent volunteers). Parents will receive e-mail reminders about youth meetings
mid-week before the youth meeting. Brittany Hanlin is our youth director. If you have questions or want to talk with her, her number is 615-779-2757 and her
e-mail is brittany.j.hanlin@vanderbilt.edu
HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE
The Hospitality Committee that met recently at HFPC would like to introduce
an intercessory prayer ministry to include confidential prayer requests. On a
weekly basis an Intercessor will lift up prayer requests for yourself, family
members, friends, anything or person you deem important. The requests can
consist of people with needs such as illness, bereavement, comfort, loneliness,
new marriage, new job, finances, relationships, etc.
You can submit prayer request two ways:
1) Fill out the Prayer Request Card located in the Sanctuary pews (available
October 5th), drop in the offering plate or drop in the prayer request box
located in Memorial Hall.
2) Submit your prayer request to the e– mail address specifically for prayer.
prayers@historicfranklinpc.org
In the e-mail be sure to include your specific prayer request, the person being
prayed for, their physical address or e-mail address if you would like a note of
encouragement sent, the name of person making request with a contact
phone number or e-mail address
Discretionary Fund Request
The HFPC discretionary fund is
money used by the pastors to help
members or strangers who are in
need of financial assistance. Rent,
groceries, gasoline, clothing are among the
ways that money from the fund is used. The
discretionary fund is not part of the church
budget, but depends solely on contributions
from members and from offerings taken up at
the Christmas Eve services and the Tenebrae
service. This summer, the discretionary fund
has been almost depleted due to the number of
requests for financial aid. We would welcome
additional contributions to the discretionary
fund at this time, since our next church-wide
offering for the fund will not be until December 24th , 2014!
Genealogy Workshop Offered
FRANKLIN CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA
The Old Glory Chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution is sponsoring a free genealogy workshop for
the public in our Fellowship Hall Tuesday, October 7 th,
from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. This year the topic is “Internet
Tips and Safety for Genealogical Research.” The moderator for this event is Judy Jenkins, Old Glory Registrar
and certified NSDAR Genealogy Consultant. Reservations are appreciated, but not required. Questions or reservations can be made at oldglory@tndar.org.
Contact:
Susan Walker
PR and Media Chairman
Old Glory Chapter
sgww1@bellsouth.net
790-6211 or 594-7308
Paul Johnian, conductor, violinist
With 15 other musicians playing
Saturday, October 4th , 2014 at 7:30 pm
Come out and enjoy some wonderful, classical
and worship hymns!!!
For more information please call the church office
at 615-794-9094
October 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
1
10 am Bible Study
12:30 Art Class
6 pm Bells
7:15 pm Choir
5 First Sunday
Fellowship
8:30/11 am Worship
9:45 Sunday School
12:30 pm Session Mtg.
12
8:30/11 am Worship
9:45 Sunday School
5—7 pm Youth
19
8:30/11 am Worship
9:45 Sunday School
5—7 pm Youth
26
8:30/11 am Worship
9:45 Sunday School
6
13
20
27
6pm
Allied ArtsNicole Mackanos
7
8
4:30 pm Terrific Tuesday
6:30 pm DAR fellowship
hall
10 am Bible Study
12:30 Art Class
6 pm Bells
7:15 pm Choir
14
15
4:30 pm Terrific Tuesday
10 am Bible Study
12:30 Art Class
6 pm Bells
7:15 pm Choir
21
22
4:30 pm Terrific Tuesday
10 am Bible Study
12:30 Art Class
6 pm Bells
7:15 pm Choir
28
29
4:30 pm Terrific Tuesday
10 am Bible Study
12:30 Art Class
6:30 Last Wed Fellowship
6:00 pm Bells
7:30 pm Choir
Thu
2
12:30 Art Class
Fri
3
4
7-9pm Paul Johnian
Recital Violinist
Concert starts at 7:30
pm
5-8 pm Bridges
9
Sat
10
11
17
18
Lebron Wedding
Lebron Wedding
23
24
25
5-8 pm Bridges
6pm Drop off for Bridges
Bake sale
30
31
12:30 Art Class
5-8 pm Bridges
16
12:30 Art Class
5-8 pm Bridges
12:30 Art Class
12:30 Art Class
5-8 pm Bridges
Pumpkin Fest