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F I R S T B A P T I S T C H U R C H 

W I N C H E S T E R , V A 

March 28, 2017 

Volume 78, Issue 3 

The TIE that binds the church & home together 

From the Pastor 

Inside this issue: 

From the Pastor 1 

Youth Scoop 2 

Lori’s ‘Senior 

Moments’ 

SLC, Children’s 

Ministry & HRR 

3 

4-5 

April Calendar 6-7 

Ageless Adventurers, 

April Birthdays, 

Community 

Announcements 

8-11 

Special Lenten 

Worship Series 

Palm Sunday 

April 9, at 11:00am (One Service) 

Maundy Thursday 

April 13, at 5:45pm 

(Dinner & Service) 

Good Friday Tenebrae 

April 14, at 6:00pm (Sanctuary) 

Easter Sunrise Service 

April 16, at 6:30am (HRR) 

Easter 

April 16, at 8:30am & 11:00am 

Holy Week is approaching and 

with it, one of the most important weeks 

in the Christian year. I hope that you are 

planning to be a part of the various 

services and events during that week. 

On April 9, during our one service that 

day at 11:00 am, our chancel choir will be 

presenting “Come Walk With Me,” a 

Palm/Passion Cantata with costumes 

made by Betsy Sibert. We will still gather 

for Sunday school that day at 9:45 am, 

but we will not have an 8:30 am service. 

Following the cantata we will gather in 

the Children’s Education Building for a 

covered dish luncheon. Meat will be 

provided, but plan to bring a few side 

dishes to share! When the meal is over, 

our children will enjoy an Easter egg 

hunt on the church property. 

During the week following the 

cantata, we will journey together to the 

cross. Instead of having our normal 

Wednesday night fellowship meal and 

activities we will gather instead on 

Maundy Thursday, April 13 for a simple 

meal at 5:45 pm followed by a service of 

communion and remembrance of Jesus’ 

Last Supper with his disciples in the 

Children’s Education Building. The next 

evening, on April 14, we will gather in 

the sanctuary at 6:00 pm for a Tenebrae 

Service focusing on the last words of 

Christ. This service is a somber and 

meditative service that will include 

various readings and simple 

congregational responses. It is meant to 

lead us to the cross and help us to more 

fully understand its meaning. Childcare 

will be provided for both services and we 

hope you will join us. 

Having followed Jesus all the way 

to his death on the cross on Friday, our 

celebrations on Easter Sunday, April 16, 

will be that much more meaningful! We 

will begin with a Sunrise Service at 6:30 

am at Hunting Ridge Retreat. Then, our 

regular service times at 8:30 am and 

11:00 am will follow in the sanctuary. At 

each Easter service we will celebrate the 

Good News that our God has broken 

the power of sin and death, offering us 

new life and new hope! 

I hope you will plan to journey 

with us as we walk to the cross together. 

We have created postcards available in 

each narthex so that you can remember 

the dates and services. Feel free to grab 

a few and invite your friends and 

neighbors! It is with thankfulness and 

joy that we are reminded of God’s love 

and deep care for each of us during this 

Holy Week. 

With hope, 

Rev. Kristin Whitesides

The TIE that binds the church & home together Volume 78, Issue 3 

Page 2 

Kristin’s Youth Scoop 

Apple Blossom Weekend: 

Everything You Need to Know 

HOW YOU CAN HELP: 

Wednesday, May 3 (BEGIN AT 5:15 pm): 

Set up the snow fence 

Thursday, May 4 (BEGIN AT 5:00): 

Set up chairs (bring trucks if you have them!) 

Number the chairs 

Move concession coolers, snacks, and drinks into the 

CEB 

Move table outside for ticket sales 

Friday, May 5 (MEET AT 4:30): 

Help set up concession stand 

Put up signs 

Hand out church flyers 

Sell concessions 

Check parking passes 

Saturday, May 6 (MEET AT 12:30 and then AFTER 

PARADE!): 

Hand out church flyers 

Sell concessions 

Take down chairs and put them in the proper buildings 

Take down the snow fence 

Clean church yard and property 

Take left over concessions to the 301 House 

Check parking passes 

LOOKING FOR OTHER WAYS TO HELP THE 

YOUTH RAISE MISSION FUNDS? 

Buy Apple Blossom Tickets! 

Make a Donation to the Apple Blossom Fund: This will 

help cover the cost of rented seats and the Johnny 

Blues, allowing our ticket sales to go directly to the 

youth! 

Come to the parade and buy concessions: Our 

concessions, simple snacks and sodas, are sold in front 

of the CEB during both parades! 

I hope that you will come and be a part of the best 

Youth Ministry fundraising 

opportunity that First Baptist has!


Page 3 

“Grace Notes” by Lori 

“Carrying His own cross, He went out to the place of the skull (which in Aramaic is 

called Golgotha). Here they crucified Him.” John 19:17, 18 

As we move through these days of Lent and prepare for Holy week, the hymn “When I 

Survey the Wondrous Cross” comes to mind because of its personal expression of gratitude 

and love. It was written in 1707 by Isaac Watts while he was preparing for a Communion 

service. Of his 600 plus hymns, it is one of his more widely known and beloved 

texts. 

Spend a few moments pondering this hymn that so vividly expresses our Savior’s dying 

love for us. 

“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” 

When I survey the wondrous cross on which the Prince of glory died, 

My richest gain I count but loss, and pour contempt on all my pride. 

Forbid it, Lord, that I should boast, save in the death of Christ, my God; 

All the vain things that charm me most-I sacrifice them to His blood. 

See, from His head, His hands, His feet, sorrow and love flow mingled down; 

Did e’er such love and sorrow meet, or thorns compose so rich a crown? 

Were the whole realm of nature mine, that were a present far too small; 

Love so amazing, so divine, demands my soul, my life, my all. 

When you are….. 

Worried- Matthew 8:19-31 

Anxious- Philippians 4:4-9 

Unhappy- Colossians 3:12-17 

Lonely- Psalm 23 

Depressed- Psalm 27 

Lacking in Faith- Exodus 14 

In Need of Courage- Joshua 1 

Struggling with Loss- Luke 15 

Seeking Peace- Matthew 11:25-30


Page 4 

Children’s Ministry News from Alison 

Sunday March 26th the preschool and school agers celebrated Ms. Betty Boppe’s 80th birthday! 

Children reflected on the many memories they have with Ms. Betty, who has been a part of our 

children's program at FBC for many years! 

Michelle's View from the Ridge 

Hunting Ridge Retreat 

hosts a spring 

WORK DAY 

We will be working in the woods. If you’ve got them, bring your chaps, chainsaw, 

gloves, hatchets, etc. 

— Starting at 8am — 

Saturday, April 22nd 

Coffee & food will be provided 

Sign up in the North Annex or Call HRR at 540-664-9004 to RSVP


Page 5 

Sherry’s “Son” Shine Notes 

Watch Me Learn 

From Early Years-Working together for a great start 

“I can say my ABC’s!” “Listen to me count to 10!” Children this age are eager to show you what they know. 

Keep the learning-and the excitement going with these suggestions: 

Read along with me: Encourage a love of reading by making your child an active participant. If a story has 

repeated phrases, put him in charge of reading them. Pause before the last word of each line in a nursery rhyme, 

and have him supply it. Turn the tables at bedtime: give him a book he knows by heart, and ask him to read to 

you. 

Make writing an everyday thing: Offer your youngster meaningful opportunities to write letters and words. If she 

pretends to be a rock star, request her autograph. Or if she draws a birthday card for a relative, ask her to dictate 

what she wants to say, and use a highlighter to print her words. Then, she, could trace over the letters with a 

crayon or marker. 

Just add math-to everything: Playing with math concepts will develop your child’s number sense. Have him sort 

and count beads to make bracelets. In the grocery store, challenge him to spot every number, 1-10, on signs and 

labels. At snack time, he might explore shapes by connecting pineapple chunks or strawberries with toothpicks to 

form flat shapes (squares, triangles, rectangles) or 3-D ones (cubes, pyramids). 

THANK YOU…THANK YOU…THANK YOU!!!! 

The staff and students of “Son” Shine Learning would like to extend a huge preschool hug and 

thank you to Bill and Kitty Shendow for their very generous donation to the needs of the 

Children’s Education Building by purchasing five new air conditioner units for the classrooms. 

We will think of both of you when we are nice and cool in the warm months. 

Blessings, 

The Staff and Students of “Son” Shine Learning Center

Love and Logic Parenting Class 

Coming Soon. Don’t wait to register for this AWESOME parenting class 

This 6-week FREE course will teach you a fun and practical approach to raising wonderful children. During the 

course, you will learn about the two rules of Love and Logic®, the Anticipatory Consequence and ways to 

neutralize arguing and much more. You will walk out with information and ideas that you can use right away. The 

group will meet for dinner (if you would like to join us) in the upstairs Fellowship Hall and then will gather in the 

Men’s Bible Class for the Love and Logic® course. We will meet on the Wednesday evenings listed. Childcare will 

be offered free of cost. 

REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY MARCH 30 th . The class will be limited to 30 participants. 

Weekly Schedule: 

5:45 p.m.-Family Dinner (for reservations please see contact information below) 

6:15 p.m.-7:30 p.m-Childcare available 

6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.-Love and Logic® Class 

Session 1: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 

Session 2: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 (No dinner/childcare will be available) 

Skip Wednesday, April 19, 2017-Spring Break 

Session 3: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 

Session 4: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 

Session 5: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 

Session 6: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 

Love and Logic® provides simple and practical techniques to help parents and caregivers have less stress and more 

fun while raising responsible children. 

For more information, you may contact: 

Sherry Schryver, Director “Son” Shine Learning Center 662-1071 

Alison Wright, Director of Children’s Ministry 662-5367 

Kathy Westover, Church Secretary First Baptist Church for dinner reservations 662-5367-please 

call by noon each Monday.

The Easter story is such an important lesson for children of all ages to hear for the first time and then to hear over 

and over again in a variety of ways. We often learn best when our activities are supported by visual prompts. These 

yummy cookies represent the empty tomb that was found on Easter morning leading us to know that HE Has 

Risen… 

Resurrection Cookies 

(To be started Easter eve) 

1 ziplock bag 

A rolling pin 

1 cup whole pecans 

3 egg whites 

1 tsp. vinegar 

A pinch of salt 

1 cup sugar 

Tape 

Bible 

Instructions: 

1. Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Do not skip this first (very important) step! 

2. Begin following the chart below. Read the scripture to the child and discuss each part 

of making the cookies and how it relates to the Resurrection. 

Cookie Instructions 

Place pecans in ziplock bag 

and let the child break up 

nuts 

Let the child smell the 

vinegar and pit in into the 

mixing bowl 

Add egg whites to vinegar 

Sprinkle salt into the child’s 

hand and let them taste it. 

Brush remaining salt into 

bowl 

Add sugar to the bowl 

Beat ingredients on high 

speed for 15 minutes or until 

stiff peaks form 

Fold in crushed nuts and 

drop teaspoon sizes of 

mixture onto a cookie sheet 

covered with wax paper 

Place cookie sheet in oven 

and turn it OFF!!! Give the 

child a piece of tape to seal 

the oven door 

On Resurrection morning, 

open the oven and eat 

cookies, taking notice of the 

cracked surface and that the 

cookies are hollow 

Biblical Correlation & 

Explanation 

Jesus was arrested and 

beaten by the Roman 

soldiers 

When Jesus was thirsty on 

the cross, the soldiers gave 

him vinegar to drink 

Eggs represent life. Jesus 

gave His life to give life to us 

Salty tears were shed by 

Jesus’ followers 

The “sweet” part of the story 

is that Jesus dies because He 

loves Us! He wants us to 

know and belong to Him 

White represents our sins 

being cleansed by Jesus 

The mounds represent the 

rocky tomb where Jesus’ 

body was left 

Jesus was placed in His tomb 

and it was sealed 

On the first Resurrection, 

Jesus’ followers were amazed 

to find the tomb open and 

empty 

Corresponding Bible 

Verses 

John 19: 1-3 

John 19: 28-30 

John 10: 10-11 

Luke 23-27 

Psalms 34: 8 

John 3: 16 

Isaiah 1: 18 

John 3: 1-3 

Matthew 27: 57-60 

John 16: 20,22 

Matthew 28: 1-9

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April 

Sunday Monday Tuesday 


2 

8:00 AM Praise Chorus 

8:30 AM Worship Service 

9:30 AM Sunday Fellowship (New Narthex) 

9:45 AM Sunday School 

11:00 AM Bible Friends 


2:30 PM Hispanic Service (CEB) 

3 

7:30 AM Al-Anon (301) 

8:30 AM Ageless Adventurers 

Trip0Fort Valley Nursery & The Hotel 

Strasburg 

9:00 AM SLC (CEB) 

1:30 PM Staff Meeting (Church Office) 

4 


11:00 AM Singin' Seniors ( 

11:30 AM Al-Anon (301) 

12:30 PM Singin' Seniors L 

Donato's 

7:00 PM AMC (CO) 

9 

PALM SUNDAY 




11:00 AM Worship Service-Palm Sunday Cantata 

12:15 PM Palm Sunday Covered-Dish Lunch & Egg Hunt (CEB) 


16 

EASTER 

6:30 AM Sunrise Service (HRR) 








23 







12:15 PM Youth Leader Meeting (301) 





11:00 AM Worship Service & SLC Sunday 

9:30 AM Sunday Fellowship (New Narthex) 12:15 PM SLC Sunday Reception (CEB) 



4:00 PM Music on the Corner (Sanctuary) 

10 

7:30 AM Al-Anon (301) 


10:00 AM SLC Chapel (Sanctuary) 

1:30 PM Staff Meeting (Church Office) 

7:00 PM SLC Committee (CEB) 

7:00 PM WOM (CEB) 

17 

Church Office Closed 

SLC Closed 

7:30 AM Al-Anon (301) 

6:30 PM Stewardship & Finance 

(Church Office) 

24 

7:30 AM Al-Anon (301) 


11:30 AM Staff Lunch 

6:30 PM Children's Ministry Team 

(CO) 

11 

Philia Class Annual Meetin 

Dinner 


11:30 AM Al-Anon (301) 

18 

SLC Spring Break 

9:45 AM Senior Handbells 


11:30 AM Al-Anon (301) 

6:00 PM HRR Committee 

25 


9:45 AM Senior Handbells 


11:30 AM Al-Anon (301)

2017 


Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Page 7 

1 

Charlene Romano 

Recital 

(Sanctuary) 

5 

6 

7 

8 

Sanctuary) 


5:45 PM Fellowship Dinner (CEB) 

6:15 PM Youth Group (301) 


6:00 PM Chancel Handbells (Balcony) 

7:00 PM Chancel Choir (Sanctuary) 


12:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 

4:30 PM Wedding Rehearsal (Sanctuary) 

4:30 PM 

Wedding 

(Sanctuary) 

unch @ 

6:30 PM Adult Bible Study/Women's Study 

Group 

6:30 PM Love & Logic Class (MBC) 

6:30 PM Preschool Care/Schoolage Activities 

7:30 PM Hispanic Prayer Meeting (CEB) 

8:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 

8:00 PM Al-Ateen (301) 

7:30 PM Deacons Meeting (CEB) 

12 

13 

14 

15 

g & 


MAUNDY THURSDAY 

GOOD FRIDAY TENEBRAE 

6:30 PM Love & Logic (MBC) 


Church Office Closed 

10:00 AM SLC Chapel (Sanctuary) 


5:45 PM Maundy Thursday Service & 

Dinner (Sanctuary/CEB) 

12:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 


8:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 

8:00 PM Al-Ateen (301) 

(Balcony) 

Sanctuary) 

(HRR) 

19 






Group 

6:30 PM Love & Logic Class (MBC) 


7:30 PM Church Council (CEB) 

20 





21 

22 


8:00 AM HRR 

12:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 

Work Day 


8:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 

8:00 PM Al-Ateen (301) 

26 

27 


29 




(Balcony) 



12:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 

Sanctuary) 





Group 

6:30 PM Love and Logic Class (MBC) 

8:00 PM Al-Anon (301) 

8:00 PM Al-Ateen (301) 


7:30 PM Church Council (CEB)


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Palm/Passion Cantata 

FBC Chancel Choir, 

in hand-made 

biblical costumes 

made by Betsy 

Sibert, presents 

“Come Walk With 

Me” by Pepper 

Choplin, a dramatic 

setting of the Passion 

story. 

Conducted by Lori 

Horne Pendleton, 

with string quartet 

and organ. Narrated 

by Phil Luttrell. 

Contribution Statements 

Contribution statements will be mailed in October and 

January so that you can track your giving to the church 

and have a record of annual giving. If you need to 

receive quarterly statements, please call the church 

office (540) 662.5367, or e-mail the Financial 

Secretary at fbcfin@fbcwinc.org. 

Sharon L Setzer 

Financial Secretary 

Christian Sympathy 

Christian sympathy is extended to the family of Mary 

Virginia Carson who died on March 6th. Please keep her 

family and friends in your prayers. 

Little Me Sunday School 

Little Me Sunday School is a parent and child class for 

children, birth through two years of age and will begin 

each Sunday, at 10am in the Nursery. Please see Alison 

Wright or Amy Darsie if you have questions. 

Like & Follow Us on Social Media 

Stay up-to-date with the latest events and activities 

related to First Baptist Church. 

Facebook.com/FirstBaptistWinc 

Twitter.com/FBCWinc 

Helping Hands Ministry 

The Helping Hands Ministry needs “more hands” than 

it currently has. This ministry sends cards to members 

of the church who are ill or are in the hospital. If you 

have a little extra time on your hands, call Elma Morrison 

at 540-662-0666. 

On Line Giving 

The start of a New Year is always a hectic time, but 

one way you can free up some time is by signing up 

for online giving. It’s quick, convenient and secure! 

SIGN UP FOR ON LINE GIVING ! 

For more information about online giving, contact 

Sharon at fbcfin@fbcwinc.org


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April 2017 Birthdays 

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 

1 

2 

Marty Fletcher 

Kathy Yost 

3 

Kerie Haymes 

Stephanie Losa 

4 

Kristin Canterbury 

Linda Ebersole 

Tyler Purtlebaugh 

Lindsay Edwards 

5 

Joan Vipperman 

Laine Everhart 

6 7 

Laura Beavers 

Larry Francisco 

Alexandra Bazdar 

8 

Leathia Conrow 

Nancy Lewis 

Todd Simmons 

Simeon Kite 

9 10 

Susan Jones 

Katie Sisk 

11 

Jamie Simpson 

Patricia Neff 

April Aquila 

Elizabeth 

Archibald 

Alyse Kaderli 

12 

Shirley Fletcher 

Matthew Tolson 

13 

Bill Ebersole 

Casey Thompson 

14 15 

Bruce Hines 

Toni Crabill 

16 

Mark Jones 


Brice Duvall 

Michael Wingfield 

18 

Kimberly Walter 

19 

Dorothy Heishman 

Joyce Newcome 

Kim Riley 

20 

Marcia Oliver 

Carleen Puglisi 

Matthew Van 

Amburg 

Damon Moor 

21 

James Spangler 

Jean Anderson 

22 

Rob Owings 

Greg Saunders 

23 

Donald Printz 

Lowell 

McClanahan 

Mac Gordon 

24 25 

Louis Lacy 

Jason Wilson 

26 27 

Gretchen Rhodes 

Aimee Rolin 


Jessica Armstrong 

Brenton Simmons 

29 

Annette Turkowsky 

Sarah Jones 

Emma Newcome 

Ethan Newcome 

30 

Linda Nelson 

Amy Henkel 

Stephen McCalley 

Joe Simons 

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Announcements, Reminders & Call for Volunteers 

April Bible Friends Schedule 

April 2: Holly Nightingale 

April 9: Alison Wright 

April 16: Betty Stubblefield 

April 23: Linda Fletcher 

April 30: Nan Pell 

April Children’s Story-Time 

April 2: Laine Everhart 

April 9: Dave Smith 

April 16: Patsy Stainback 

April 23: Alison Wright 

April 30: Kim Riley 

April Nursery Volunteers 

(11 AM Sunday Service) 

April 2: Jordan Lacy 

April 9: Sharon Woodard 

April 16: Sue Spangler 

April 23: Linda Vickers 

April 30: Donna Walter 

Men’s Bible Class Breakfast 

The Thursday Morning Bible Study features a video study of the 

ministries of Peter and Paul. This thirteen week study continues 

Thursday, March 2, in the Lower Auditorium, 9:30-11:00am. 

There is no cost for materials. Questions—contact Bob 

Stainback at rgs121@comcast.net or 722-2006 

Sound Crew Volunteers Needed 

The Sound Crew is looking for volunteers to help work the 

sound board for either service for one or two services per 

month. 

Please see any of the sound crew members or call William Chu 

at 540-664-1888 or auee92@gmail.com. Current members are 

Dave Winston, Jeremy Nightingale, Tim Billings, Stephen 

McCalley, Liz Filer, Paul Thompson. 

Wednesday Night Activities 

Wednesday night activities continue. Dinner will be at 5:45pm 

followed by Adult Bible Study and Preschool Care/Schoolage 

Choristers at 6:30pm. Please don’t forget to submit your 

reservation cards no later than the Monday prior to the weekly 

dinner. 

Youth Bible Study & Fellowship begin at 6:15pm in the 301 

House. 

Singin’ Seniors 

The Singin’ Seniors 1st Tuesday Lunch will be held on April 4, 

2017 at 12:30 at Donato’s, A Touch of Italy after rehearsal. 

Please plan to join us for wonderful food and fellowship after 

our 1st rehearsal of the season! 

Ageless Adventurers 

On Monday, April 3, 2017 at 8:30 a.m. we will depart for the 

lovely Fort Valley Nursery in Woodstock, Va. to see their 

spring plants and perhaps sip a cup of coffee. Then we will 

dine for lunch at The Hotel Strasburg. Wear comfortable 

walking shoes and note there are places to sit. Please call the 

church office by March 31, 2017 to make reservations to join 

us at 662-5367. 

A New CEB Steam Table 

The Children’s Education Building (CEB) kitchen steam table 

must be replaced. It is very old and worn out, as it was installed 

in the late 1950’s when the CEB was built. 

$4,000.00 is the cost for the replacement. The E.T. Clark Mens 

Bible Class has decided to head up the effort to raise the funds 

for this project. 

Anyone who would like to contribute to this effort, please send 

your donations to our Church and mark them “FBC CEB 

Kitchen Fund”. 

Thank you for your assistance with this project. 

Sanctuary Arrangements 

Sanctuary Arrangements are needed for this year. If you would 

like to honor a birthday or anniversary or place an arrangement 

in memory of a loved one, please call the church office. 

Sanctuary arrangement order forms are also available in each 

narthex. The cost of each arrangement is $35. The arrangement 

may be taken home or delivered by a deacon to one of our 

hospitalized or homebound members . 

Volunteers for Our Homebound Members 

Volunteers are needed to provide assistance to several 

homebound church members who no longer drive or have 

family close by to help. If you’re willing to help take the member 

to the store, a medical appointment or run an errand for them, 

please call the church office (662-5367). Your help would mean 

so much to someone unable to accomplish simple tasks on their 

own.


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Financial & Weekly Attendance Report 

ATTENDANCE 

DATE: 8:30AM 11:00AM TOTAL 

NEEDED 

WEEKLY 

RE- 

CEIVED 

TODAY 

NEEDED 

TO DATE 

CONTRIBUTIONS 

RECEIVED 

TO DATE 

BUDGET 

OVER(UN 

DER) 

RESTRICT- 

ED GIV- 

ING 

RESTRICT- 

ED TO 

DATE 

MARCH 5 78 150 228 $12,386 $13,920 $123,860 $105,449 ($18,411) $2,562 $15,562 

MARCH 

12 

MARCH 

19 

$12,386 $10,640 $136,246 $116,089 ($20,157) $1,909 $17,471 

77 175 252 $12,386 $17,908 $148,632 $133,998 ($14,634) $470 $17,941 

MARCH 

26 

70 168 238 $12,386 $11,125 $161,018 $145,123 ($15,895) $555 $18,246 

Upcoming Opportunities for Worship and Fellowship

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