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Pastor Ko will baptize Tomoe (Toh-moh-ah) Poczulp, Dottie's granddaughter, during the 10AM service.
The first Sunday after Christmas will be a joint service starting at 11AM, during which the Korean choir will sing for us.
The church office will be closed for Christmas Day. It will also be closed from December 30th, 2024 through January 3rd, 2025, reopening at 10AM on Monday, January 5th.
After the beautiful cantata on December 8th, the choir is taking a well-deserved break. They will resume singing on January 5th, 2025. Practice will be on Thursdays at 6:30PM with shorter rehearsals on Sundays at 8:50AM.
Ever consider being a liturgist? On Sundays they make announcements, lead the Call to Worship, say the opening prayer, and read the scriptures.
It's not that scary (we promise!) and you will be given a clear script to follow, so you needn't worry about making anything up on the fly. The sign-up sheet is on the Social Hall stage on Sundays.
We are looking for liturgists from January 26th through April 27th.
We would greatly appreciate having more volunteers in the kitchen for food prep before the 10AM worship service and especially for clean-up after Fellowship hour. It's not difficult work at all, but it's time consuming with so few people doing it.
Thank you to everyone who has helped so far with your gifts of time, energy, money and food! We couldn't do this without you!
Our Digest will generally be issued on the first Tuesday of each month.
If you'd like to be put on the mailing list (either email or 'snail' mail) please contact the church office.
You are welcome to give to the church for tax purposes through December 31st. If you are mailing in your donation, it must be postmarked by that date. Online giving is also an option through the 31st.
If you have a prayer request, please contact the church office or pastor, or share it with the congregation during the Joys and Concerns segment of the Sunday worship service. We can also include your request (anonymously if you wish) in the next digest.
We have quite a number of items on our Lost and Found shelf! If you have lost anything over the past year either inside our building or out in the parking lot, please inquire at the office to see if we have found it.
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