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PASTOR’S PAGE
Prayer, New Year’s Resolutions, Goals and Growth in Faith
At the Discipleship Summit in September 2014, we learned that our Discipleship Emphasis for this program year
will be “Praying to Seek God’s Guidance Daily.” This personal spiritual practice is one of core set of practices
that are most transformative for people who are seeking to deepen their relationship with Jesus.
1. Praying to Seek God’s Guidance Daily
I am very excited about a Lent study that we will be using that will deepen our prayer life together. I don’t want
to give away too much, but I do want to share the title of the book we’ll be using and invite you to do one prayerfilled thing in January:
• The book we will be using is Brent Dahlseng’s Grounded in Prayer: A Small Group Training Guide for Congregational Prayer.
• During January, pray for God to guide you to others with whom you might connect for a 6-week small group
time during Lent (begins February 18) to make your way through this study and experience. (Small groups are
ideally 3 to 6 people.)
2. New Year’s Resolutions, Goals and Growth in Faith
Instead of setting New Year’s resolutions that you are bound to abandon by mid-January, why not take the 12
days of Christmas (December 25 – January 6) to prayerfully consider your goals for 2015? They don’t have to all
be “spiritual” goals, since everything about how we live is part of our faith walk and of concern to God (Psalm
24:1).
What makes a good goal? The first and most important part of setting a goal is that it be discerned through
prayer and reading the Bible. God’s will should be the first and most important word in shaping these goals.
Beyond that, “S.M.A.R.T.” goals that share the following characteristics are more likely to be accomplished.
“S.M.A.R.T.” goals are: Specific, Measureable, Autobiographical (that is, personal, “yours”), wRitten, and Time
sensitive. There are tons of resources online to help you with this process. The important part is taking time to be
intentional and in conversation with God about how you might grow as a disciple in the next year.
3. Winter Leadership Summit
For the past five years, we have had a council and staff retreat in January. This year I would like to open it to all
interested leaders in the congregation. Perhaps you teach a Sunday school class, lead a volunteer ministry, or are
in a small group. Or perhaps you don’t serve in any formal leadership capacity at all, but sense the Holy Spirit
stirring something within you to lead at Bethlehem in the future. In any case, you’re welcome! (For refreshment
planning, just drop me an email to let me know you’re attending: pastormusteric@gmail.com.)
We will gather at 9 am on Saturday, January 17, 2015 at the First United Presbyterian Church in Pemberville.
We have had a great ecumenical relationship with our Presbyterian brothers and sisters in recent memory and this
is one way to acknowledge that. May God use this Winter Leadership Summit for us to focus on how the Holy
Spirit is leading us and guiding us into the future.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
+Pastor Matt
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WORSHIP
Memory Verse for January
Worship in January
Bible verse: 2 Timothy 3:16
All scripture is inspired by God and is useful for
teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training
in righteousness.
During January, we will begin our sanctuary painting
project, which was approved at the congregational
meeting in November. It will be a great opportunity
for us to worship in the morning in another space and
an ongoing reminder that while the building in which
we worship is important to our work, the church is
the people of God gathered around Word and Sacrament.
Daily Bible Readings for January:
Jan 1: Luke 2:15-21
Jan 2: Galatians 4:4-7
Jan 3: Philippians 2
Jan 4: Matthew 2:1-12
Jan 5: 1 Timothy 1
Jan 6: 1 Timothy 2
Jan 7: 1 Timothy 3
Jan 8: 1 Timothy 4
Jan 9: 1 Timothy 5
Jan 10: 1 Timothy 6
Jan 11: Matthew 3:1-17
Jan 12: Exodus 12
Jan 13: Exodus 13
Jan 14: Exodus 14-15
Jan 15: Exodus 16
Jan 16: Exodus 17
January 4: Epiphany
Matthew 2:1-12
How do the gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh
point us to the gifts and realities of baptism? How are
we invited to live as the baptized children of God?
January 11: Baptism of Our Lord
Matthew 3:1-17
On this Sunday, we will hear the preaching of John the
Baptist, the story of our Lord’s own baptism in the
Jordan, and install new congregational leaders. What
might these things have in common?
January 18: The Temptation of Christ
Matthew 4:1-17
Soon after his baptism, our Lord is tempted in the
wilderness. How does this story invite us into an
important aspect of our life of faith?
Jan 17: Exodus 18
Jan 18: Matthew 4:1-17
Jan 19: Matthew 4:18-25
Jan 20: Matthew 13
Jan 21: Matthew 14
Jan 22: Matthew 15
Jan 23: Matthew 16
Jan 24: Matthew 17
Jan 25: Matthew 5:1-20
Jan 26: Matthew 5:21-48
Jan 27: Exodus 20
Jan 28: Deuteronomy 5
Jan 29: Psalm 119:1-64
Jan 30: Psalm119:65-128
Jan 31: Psalm119:129-176
Flowers and Radio Broadcast
Flower and Radio Broadcast sign up sheets are in the
hallway, on a clipboard, outside the offices. They are
on separate sheets, so if you wish to sign up for both
on the same date you will need to check two places.
January 25: Beatitudes
Matthew 5:1-20
Jesus distributes blessings freely—often on the least
“deserving.” What does Jesus’ way of blessing have to
teach us about being his disciple?
FLOWERS ($33/week):
January 18
February 15, 22
March 8, 15, 22, 29
April 19, 26
Looking ahead to February
February 1: “Souper” Bowl Sunday: Bring an extra
offering to feed the hungry!
February 8: Annual meeting (tentative date)
February 15: Transfiguration Sunday
Wednesday, February 18: Ash Wednesday,
Lent begins
February 22: Forgiveness
RADIO ($75/week):
January 11, 18
February 1, 8, 15
March 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
April 19, 26
Serving in January
THANK YOU TO THOSE SERVING THIS MONTH...
Acolytes, 9 a.m.
Read, 9 a.m.
Usher, 9 a.m.
Service Org. (Funerals)
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Sheriden Schuerman, Max Buchman
Paul Meyer
Julia Flores
Ann Bruning, Sue Gerke
YOUTH
GROW
After School Youth Club
Prayer Workshops with Pastor Matt
Thursdays from 7-8:30 p.m.
Room 209-211
Students in grades K-5
at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
3:45-6 p.m., Wednesdays,
January 7 and 21
January 8: Examen of Consciousness: Offering it
All to God
February 5: Prayer Journaling: Writing Our
Prayers
March 5: The Jesus Prayer, Repetitive Prayer
and the Taize Community
May 7: Prayer Retreats (St. Ignatius)
Join us for a free family dinner at 5:30 p.m.
Children will enjoy music, activities, crafts, Bible
stories and a light meal.
This is a joint ministry of the Pemberville churches.
THRIVENT ACTION TEAMS: Do you have a great idea
for a service project, educational activity or fundraiser?
Thrivent is offering $250 seed money to teams working
towards these goals. Please contact Cheryl Sondergeld or
Kathy Brandt for details.
GOD’S HELPING HANDS
PUPPET MINISTRY
Puppets meet Thursday evenings from 7-8 p.m. Our
group is made up of elementary and middle school
kids. We are learning some new material now to
prepare for a show. All are welcome to come join the
fun. No puppets on December 25 or January 1 due to
the holidays.
MEN’S MONTHLY BREAKFAST/BIBLE STUDY
All men of the congregation & community
are invited to participate.
Contact: Don Gerke (419-287-3873)
We will meet on Saturday, January 3, at 7 a.m., in the
Fellowship Hall.
B ethlehem
L utheran
C hurch
W omen
ALL WOMEN ARE INVITED TO THE CIRCLE MEETING:
Priscilla Circle:
Monday, January 12, 7 p.m.
Please mark your calendars for these 2015 events:
April 25:
Program, church FH
July 11:
Prayer Breakfast, church FH
August 8: Prayer Breakfast, church FH
Sept. 20: Program, church Sanctuary
Nov. 15:
Program, church FH
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SERVE
COUNCIL
November 18, 2014
Bethlehem Lutheran
Church Women
DEVOTIONS:
Willie Fisher lead book discussion and offered prayer.
CONSENT CALENDAR (FYI) ITEMS:
December calendars reviewed by all present.
BLCW
KNOTTING DATES: Join us in tying blankets for Lutheran
World Relief and local nursing homes on Tuesdays,
January 13 and 27, at 9 a.m., in the basement.
NEW BUSINESS:
Sanctuary Painting
Project to be coordinated between Trustees and
Worship & Music
Jeff Graber to chair the coordination effort
Senior Center Request
Requested use of basement for activities such as
shuffleboard, ping pong, etc.
Requested Senior Center to submit a written
clarification of times and days requested as
well as how conflicts will be handled.
Snow Removal
Received proposal from North Branch
Need clarification on sidewalk snow removal
Youth Leaders
Barb Sergent and Deb Helm have decided to step
down from this leadership role.
Reported that 10-12 youth regularly attend
functions
Youth ministry needs clear vision on how to
proceed
Election Results
Vice President – Paulette Bresler
Treasurer – Ken Finley
Elder – Joan Slebos
Deacons – Matt Oestreich, Linda Gerwin, Doug
Ruck, Linda Black
Trustees – Jeff Graber, Ken Gerwin
Youth Deacon – Katelyn Lang
BOARD MEETING: Tuesday, January 27, 7 p.m.
WE COLLECT: Knit Crosheen thread, used eyeglasses,
used hearing aids, UPC codes, cell phones, and more.
Please look in the BLCW handbook for more information.
COLLECTIONS of items can be dropped off in the Mission
Action Center (room 111).
PRICELESS PANCAKES
Serving FREE pancakes on
Saturday, January 31, from 8-11 a.m.
at First United Presbyterian Church
in Pemberville (106 Perry St.).
Carry outs available.
Share fellowship and a free meal.
Volunteers needed! All you need to do is show
up at the next event, before 8 a.m., and help with
carry outs, taking orders, serving, making batter
and helping where ever needed!
OLD BUSINESS:
Employee Handbook revisions/update
Complete – Matt Meyer to get final copy to
employees
Personnel Committee
As part of the handbook, there will be a personnel
committee which will consist of 3 members at
large and the current Council Vice President
Sack Lunch Program
Seniors from our Senior Center will be getting
involved in this program from January-May by packing
lunches the last Tuesday of each month.
To help out by donating food, you can email Cheryl at
sgeld5@woh.rr.com or sign-up outside the church
offices.
With no further business, the meeting was adjourned and
closed with The Lord’s Prayer
Items needed are: 36 single serve apple sauce cups,
three 12 count packages of hamburger buns, peanut
butter, jelly, four 1 pound bags of chips, 36 cookies,
brown paper lunch sacks and sandwich size zip lock
baggies. A delivery driver is needed. Please see
Cheryl for details.
Respectfully submitted by Beth McCowin,
Council Secretary
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GIVE
Gifts in memory of...
January’s Mission Action
Project is BINGO prizes for
Designated Funds: Memorial Fund
FRANCES HURRELBRINK
Debbie, Tim Casey Mills
James St Julian
M/M Tom St Julian
M/M Glenn Wendt
M/M Bob Heineman
M/M Paul Heineman
Alice Fork
Debbie Spanfellner
Marjorie Moore
M/M John Fletcher & fam
M/M Dale Fahle
M/M Jim Dewyer
Pastor & Chris Budke
Judy Haas
Dan Wegman
Otterbein Portage Valley
Bingo prizes may include: Jewelry, used wrist
watches, packaged snack items (sugar-free and
no peanut butter), knickknacks, stamps and
stationary.
Please place items in the tubs in the Mission
Center (room 111) or at the Cedar Street
entrance, marked Mission Action Projects. Thank
you for your support!
Grace’s Place ~ Luckey, Ohio
Grace’s Place is a new free-store at 246 Main Street
in Luckey. They offer free coffee, free household
goods and free clothing for both children and adults.
They are open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
Volunteers and assistance is needed to support this
ministry. Organizers are looking for sorters, counter
staff and hospitality hosts. Donations of clothing,
household goods and money to help cover
operations and other needs can be made during their
business hours or by calling Grace Lutheran Church
at 419-833-2146.
The Linen Closet
“If one member suffers, all suffer together with
it…” 1 Corinthians 12:26
The Linen Closet is a mission outreach project
and works in collaboration with the area churches
in Pemberville and is open to all victims of domestic violence and their families living in Wood
County and surrounding areas. The Linen Closet
can furnish bedding, bath and kitchen supplies to
those people in need.
Saturday
January 17
Bethlehem’s
Fellowship Hall
9 am—2 pm
Donations Accepted
Contacts: Pemberville First United Presbyterian
Church office at 419-287-3366, Pastor Jim Miller
at 419-287-3510, or Marti Zeek at 419-287-4292.
BATH ITEMS: Towels, washcloths, toilet paper,
shampoo, conditioner, hairdryer, toothpaste,
toothbrushes, bath soap, shower curtain and
hooks, cleaning supplies
Volunteers and food donations are
needed including: Sloppy Joes, buns,
veggie tray and cookies.
KITCHEN: set of dishes (enough for 6), silverware, glasses (plastic), kitchen towels, hot pads,
pots and pans, paper towels, dish drops, etc.,
kitchen utensils, cleaning supplies, hand can
opener, casserole dishes, plastic mixing bowls,
measuring spoons/cups, toaster, brooms,
swiffers, small mixers
Please sign-up outside the offices.
To sign-up to donate blood, please call
800-RED-CROSS. Walk-ins welcome.
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CONNECT
From the December weekly news:
FOR HEALING AND HOPE
(Members): Karen O’Brien, Karen
Williams, Gay Holcomb, Earl
Matthews, Jim Alexander, Deborah,
Carolyn Borcherding, Joyce
Eisenhour, Virginia Shammo
M Thank you for your gift of $500 to Luther Home of
Mercy. We appreciate your continuing thoughtfulness and
generous support, prayers and fellowship in
ministry. ~ Rev. Donald Wukotich
FOR HEALING AND HOPE
(Family and friends): Carl
Pederson, Ed Gerke, Janice Grover
M Thank you to everyone who continues to support the
Community Food Pantry with food and cash donations.
FOR THE BIRTH OF Grant Michael Karns
M Thank you Camden Sondergeld who, for his Eagle
Project for Boy Scouts, organized a Community Christmas
Concert and collected more than 1,000 non-perishable food
items for the Community Food Pantry and the Snack Pack
Program.
FOR THE GRIEVING: For the families of Dennis
Rahe, Doug Seifert, Linda Walker, Francis Konz, Gary
Klee, Frances Hurrelbrink, Jim Becker, Nancy Ward,
Archie Lozier, Aileen Vanover, Dan Springer, Audra
South, Walter Holtmeyer
M Thank you to the children of Pemberville Elementary
School for donating all the food to the Community Food
Pantry. Your donations went to the Christmas Angel Tree
families.
FOR ALL YOUTH
FOR OUR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN
M Thank you so much Thrivent Choice Dollars for the $500
contribution for my medical bills. You made my life easier.
God is Good! ~Tricia Maassel, Team Trish
FOR OUR CHURCH: Pastor, Council members,
Employees
FOR OUR BISHOPS: Marcus Lohrmann, Elizabeth
Eaton
Snack Pack Program
FOR OUR MISSIONARIES: John & Barb LeMond
(Hong Kong)
This outreach program provides a shelf-stable meal,
over the weekends, to Eastwood students and their
families during the school year. This program is made
possible through your donations.
FOR LOCAL MISSIONS: After School Youth Club,
Snack Pack Program, Good Samaritan Fund,
Community Food Pantry, Habitat for Humanity, The
Linen Closet
I agree to assist in the following way(s):
___
Prayers
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One time donation
$______ amount
___
Weekly donation
$______ amount/week
___
Special offering
$______ amount
___
Match students
$______ Max. amount
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Sponsorship 1= $10 (1 family-1meal-1week)
___
Sponsorship 2= $40 (1 family-4 meals-1month)
___
Delivery assistance
___ Packing assistance
___
Steering committee
Use this list to send a card or give a greeting…
January 80+ Birthdays
1/2:
1/11:
1/12:
1/13:
1/27:
Donna Hiser
Mae Rife
Lenore Aring, Lois Hansen
Betty Westerhaus
Donna Alexander
Contact Name: _________________________________
Phone #’s: _____________________________________
Fill out this form and return to Cheryl Sondergeld’s mail
box in the church office or mail to: Bethlehem Lutheran
Church, PO Box 344, Pemberville, OH 43450, Attn: Snack
Pack Program. Thank you
If your 80+ birthday is not included here, we don’t have that
information, please call the office.
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Here is a list of our homebound members. Please use this list to send a card or make a visit (please call first). If
your name or phone number is not included here please call the church office and let us know your information.
AILEEN MARTEN
Heritage Corner Health Care
1069 Klotz Road, Bowling Green, 43402
JOHN MICHEL
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Room 203, Pemberville
Phone: 419-833-1303
DORIS RAHE
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Room 113, Pemberville
MAE RIFE
Woodhaven, 11080 E Gypsy Lane
Bowling Green 43402
ARDELLA ROLF
214 Perry Street, Pemberville
Phone: 419-287-3892
ELEANOR ROLF
Otterbein Portage Valley
803 Rose Court, Pemberville
RUTH SANDER
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Room 127, Pemberville
Phone: 419-833-1110
ANNA SMEARSOLL
Genoa Care Center
300 Cherry Street #48, Genoa 43430
Phone: 419-855-3657
LUCILLE STEIN
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Room 119, Pemberville
THELMA STICKEL
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Room 116, Pemberville
Phone: 419-833-3251
BETTY WESTERHAUS
Woodhaven Healthcare
11080 E Gypsy Lane Room 207, BG 43402
LOIS WIEGMAN
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Room 111, Pemberville
Phone: 419-833-2244
BEVERLY BOCKBRADER
609 Water Street, Pemberville
Phone: 419-287-4383
HELEN BUSHMAN
412 Maple Street, Pemberville
Phone: 419-287-4797
MARGE EHMKE
Waterford at Levis Commons
7100 S Wilkinson Way #338, Perrysburg 43551
Phone: 419-874-2294
HAZEL ELLIS
Woodhaven, 11080 E Gypsy Lane, Room 205
Bowling Green 43402
Phone: 419-353-8411
NEDRA GALLIER
Otterbein Monclova
5069 Otterbein Way #403, Monclova 43542
419-878-0550 (Press 1 then 4)
LOIS HENLINE
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Apt 718, Pemberville
Phone: 419-833-2083
DONNA HISER
1627 Juniper Driver, Apt. 65, BG 43402
Phone: 419-352-7193
GAY HOLCOMB
Otterbein Portage Valley
20311 Pemberville Rd Room 115, Pemberville
Phone: 419-833-9475
HOMER JOHNSON
Sterling House of Bowling Green
121 North Wintergarden Road, BG, 43402
VICTOR KOHRING
Sterling House of Bowling Green
121 N Wintergarden Rd Room 129
Bowling Green, 43402
DOROTHY KRUMNOW
611 S Main Street, Gibsonburg 43431
Phone: 419-637-7772
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NEWSLETTERS
If you wish to be able to read your newsletter online
please let the office know and we will remove you
from our post office mailing list.
We will email you the link to the newsletter every
month where you can read it online or print it off.
There will be no attachments. Please email the office
if you wish to receive the newsletter this way:
office@bethlehempemberville.org. Thank you.
2015
February 8
February 18
February 25
March 4
March 11
March 25
April 2
April 3
April 4
April 5
April 25
May 16-17
May 18
Blood Pressure Sunday
Sunday, January 11, 30 minutes before and
after the 9 a.m. service, with Nurse April.
Church Undecorating
The Trustees are planning on removing
the Advent decorations the week of
January 5. If you can help please call the
church office and leave your name. Thank
you.
July 11
July 15-19
August 8
August 9
September 20
October 25
November 1
November 15
November 26
November 29
December 6
December 13
December 20
December 24
December 25
SNOWBIRDS
Stay connected to Bethlehem! If you are leaving
the area for a few months, please call the office
and leave us your mailing address, email
address, phone number and dates you will be
gone. You may request a copy of the newsletter
to be mailed to you or you can change to the
email version.
QUILTING GROUP meets
on Thursdays, from 9 a.m.
to noon, at Ron Moenter’s
home, 391 Arrowhead
Drive, Perrysburg (off St.
Rt. 20, turn down Carronade Drive, by Kroger).
For more information, call Mary Daman at
419-287-4487 or Vondale Kaemming at 419-287
-3808.
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Annual Meeting
Ash Wednesday Worship
Wednesday Lent Worship
Wednesday Lent Worship
Wednesday Lent Worship
Wednesday Lent Worship
Maundy Thursday
Good Friday
Easter Vigil
Easter Sunday
BLCW Program
Synod Assembly, Bowling Green
Affirmation of Baptism
(Confirmation)
BLCW Prayer Breakfast
ELCA Youth Gathering, Detroit
BLCW Prayer Breakfast
Community Worship
BLCW Program
Reformation Sunday
All Saints Sunday
BLCW Program
Thanksgiving Worship
Advent 1
Advent 2
Advent 3
Advent 4
Christmas Eve
Christmas Day
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Pastor Matthew Musteric
Visitation Pastor Melanie Haack
January 2015
Welcoming, Worshipping, Working
as a faithful people to make Christ known!
419-287-4182
Office hours: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., M-F
BethlehemPemberville.org
office@bethlehempemberville.org
Radio: WFRO 99.1 FM, Sundays at 11:30 a.m.
Sunday worship: 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Sunday School for all ages: 10:20 a.m.
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7pm Priscilla Circle, Lounge
7:30pm Dartball
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7:30pm Dartball
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7pm Vision & Mission
7:30pm Dartball
9am Worship
30min before/after Worship
Blood Pressures, Lounge
10:20am Sunday School
10:20am Catechism, Gr 6-8
5pm Contemporary Worship
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9am Worship
10:20am Sunday School
10:20am Catechism, Gr 6-8
5pm Contemporary Worship
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9am Worship
10:20am Sunday School
10:20am Catechism, Gr 6-8
11am-1pm Preschool
Lasagna Dinner, FH
5pm Contemporary Worship
7:30pm Dartball
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9am Worship
10:20am Sunday School
10:20am Catechism, Gr 6-8
5pm Contemporary Worship
KEY:
BLCW-Bethlehem Lutheran
Church Women
FH-Fellowship Hall
FUPC-First United Presbyterian
OPV-Otterbein-Portage Valley
Praying to
seek God’s
guidance
daily.
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Monday
Sunday
9am Knotting, basement
7pm BLCW Board Mtg.
Lounge
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7pm Council Meeting
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9am Knotting, basement
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Senior Center
M-F, 10am-2pm, FH
Church Office Hours
M-F, 9am-2pm
Tuesday
January 2015
6:15pm Bell Choir Practice
7:30pm Chancel Choir
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3-6:30pm After School
Youth Club, FH
6:15pm Bell Choir Practice
7:30pm Chancel Choir
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6:15pm Bell Choir Practice
6:30pm Cub Scouts, FH
7:30pm Chancel Choir
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10am Communion at OPV
3-6:30pm After School
Youth Club, FH
6:15pm Bell Choir Practice
7:30pm Chancel Choir
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Preschool schedule
M/W/F 4-year old classes
Tu/Th 3-year old classes
AM—9-11:30
PM—Noon-2:30
Extended Care: 6:30am-6pm
Wednesday
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5:30pm Youth Choir 1
6pm Youth Choir 2
6:30pm M&Ms
7pm Praise Team, FH
7pm Puppets (K+)
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5:30pm Youth Choir 1
6pm Youth Choir 2
6:30pm M&Ms
7pm Praise Team, FH
7pm Puppets (K+)
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5:30pm Youth Choir 1
6pm Youth Choir 2
6:30pm M&Ms
7pm Praise Team, FH
7pm Puppets (K+)
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7pm Prayer Workshop, 209/211
5:30pm Youth Choir 1
6pm Youth Choir 2
6:30pm M&Ms
7pm Praise Team, FH
7pm Puppets (K+)
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Office closed
1 NEW YEAR’S DAY
Thursday
Friday
8-11am Priceless Pancakes
Presbyterian Church, Pemb
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9am-3pm Blood Drive, FH
9am Winter Leadership
Summit at First United
Presbyterian Church,
Pemberville
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7am Men’s Breakfast and
Bible Study, FH
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Saturday
220 Cedar Street, PO Box 344, Pemberville, OH 43450
Phone: 419-287-4182 Email: office@bethlehempemberville.org
Bethlehem Lutheran Church