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Vol. 69, No. 2

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Courier Bellingham First Christian Church
An Open and Affirming Congregation February 2019

February Events to Stimulate Your Mind & Creative Processes

Fill your dark winter months with three events to celebrate you, plus opportunities for a bit of mind-
stimulating conversation, learning, and fun.

Volunteer Appreciation Potluck, Sunday February 3

12:30p
Bring a main dish and a dessert or salad to share and come join in the
fun as we give thanks for all those who make this church a joy-filled,
Jesus-following, God-loving, people-serving place to be. Come join us
as we give thanks for YOU!

Cabin Fever College, Thursday February 14

• Cake Decorating

Instructor: Kathy Wheeler

Class participants will be decorating individual heart cakes. Class fees
may apply. See Kathy for details.
• The Last Week, Part I

Instructor: Kevin Clark, DMin 

Class participants will be using Marcus Borg & John Dominic
Crossan’s book of same title, available at amazon.com. (Find more
info on p. 6.)

Cabin Fever College, Thursday March 14

• Mandala Ball Creation

Instructor: Barbara Davis
Class participants will need to bring: protractor, big pink eraser,
pencils. For more info: Etsy shop & Facebook
Class fee: $6 for provided supplies (each class member will receive a
3” wooden ball and paints to use during class)
• The Last Week, Part II

Instructor: Kevin Clark, DMin 

This is a continuation of the February 14 class.
(Note: Cabin Fever College begins with a light soup supper at 5:30 p.m., then choose one of our
carefully selected one-hour classes, from 6-7 p.m., to get your creative juices flowing and challenge
your brain. Registration required.)
Shoe’s News

First Christian Church

(Disciples of Christ)
Shoe’s News
“Intro to Progressive Christianity 101”
495 East Bakerview Road
Bellingham, WA 98226 For those of you who might have an interest, the adult
360.734.6820
office@bellinghamdisciples.org
Sunday School class has just begun a video series looking
www.bellinghamdisciples.org at the ‘Living the Questions’ curriculum. A group of us went
Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter through this series several years ago, and were deeply
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) impressed with the quality of the information and the
A movement for wholeness in a fragmented journey into a more progressive faith experience. We
world. As part of the one body of Christ, we watch the videos and have follow up questions and
welcome all to the Lord’s Table as God
welcomed us. discussion.
All of Us
Ministers We’ve just started the series and if you’d like to join us I’ll
Rev. Gary Shoemaker give you the materials from the beginning and help you
Pastor catch up.
gary@bellinghamdisciples.org
Income Expenses 2018 YTD 2018 YTD Totals include donor
Rev. Tamalyn Kralman We meet in the church library Income at 9:15 to 10:15restricted
Expenses on Sunday
funds. Please
Director of Education & Community Outreach contact the Stewardship
Courier Editor
mornings.
January Here 17,798.45
8,520.51 are some8,520.51
of the titles to the videos
17,798.45
Ministry for for the
a greater
tamalyn@bellinghamdisciples.org series: taking the Bible seriously; thinking theologically;
February 10,634.61 14,823.22 19,155.12 32,621.67 breakdown
and expenses.
of our income

Amelia Nye
stories of creation; the prophetic Jesus; evil, suffering and
March 10,309.7 8,108.89 29,464.82 40,731.56

Accompanist a God
April
of10,929.76
love; debunking
16,423.10
the rapture;
40,394.58
social justice;
57,154.66

Aneesa Ahad realizing God’s vision; compassion:67,793.8

May 9,515.7 10,639.14 49,910.28
the heart of Jesus’
June 11,424.87 17,083.54 61,335.15 84,877.34
Childcare Provider ministry.
July 5,902.57 12,310.78 67,237.72 97,188.12
Rev. Sandy Messick
August 12,188.60 11,942.84 79,426.32 109,130.96
Regional Minister I September
hope you’ll consider joining us in126,887.55
this journey!
13,985.75 17,756.59 93,412.07
Rev. Teresa Hord Owens Pastor Gary
General Minister and President October 93,412.07 126,887.55

Sunday Schedule (Labor Day - Memorial Day)

10:50 a.m. Gathering Time
A Word from Our Stewardship Ministry
9:15 a.m. Adult Sunday School
11 a.m. Worship General Donor General Donor
2018 YTD 2018 YTD
Income restricted Expenses Restricted
12:15 p.m. Fellowship Time income Expenses
Income Expenses
1 p.m. Out-to-Lunch Bunch (4th Sunday)
January 8,520.51 17,798.45 8,520.51 17,798.45
2 p.m. Someone Cares! Community Meal
(2nd Sunday) February 10,634.61 14,823.22 19,155.12 32,621.67

Office Hours March 10,309.7 8,108.89 29,464.82 40,731.56

Tuesday - Friday April 10,929.76 16,423.10 40,394.58 57,154.66
9 a.m. - noon May 9,515.7 10,639.14 49,910.28 67,793.8
Our staff are in and out of the office throughout the
June 11,424.87 17,083.54 61,335.15 84,877.34
week. Please feel free to stop by during their office
hours or make an appointment that fits your schedule. July 5,902.57 12,310.78 67,237.72 97,188.12

Officers August 12,188.60 11,942.84 79,426.32 109,130.96

Gregg Heyne, Moderator September 12,218.15 1,767.60 15,427.99 2,328.60 93,412.07 126,887.55
Leslie Pinkston, Vice Moderator
Cheryl Perry, Treasurer October 8,764.32 358.00 13,108.74 2,200.68 102534.39 142,196.97

Betty Schmidling, Secretary November 9,894.30 3,646.65 7,326.27 1,585.10 116075.34 151,108.34

Important Links: December 21,044.51 669.70 13,630.91 137789.55 164,739.25

Regional Website (including monthly

newsletter): disciplesnw.org Please note: the donor restricted income and expenses were included in general income and
expenses totals January - August. Therefore, the YTD totals include donor restricted funds. Please
General Church Website: disciples.org contact the Stewardship Ministry for a greater breakdown of our income and expenses.

2 February 2019
Nurse’s Notes

Joy and Health: Twin Sisters to a Better Life

“Shout for joy to the Lord all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness; Come before God
with joyful songs.” Ps 100: 1

It should be quite well known by now how much of our physical and spiritual health are
Nurse’s Notes dependent on each other; how stress hormones, blood pressure, cardiac function, endocrine
function, cholesterol levels, brain function and more are all affected as to how stressed or
calm we are.

The ability to feel joy in our lives is important piece toward good health. To feel joy, to truly notice it, we first must slow
down, stop and really pay attention to right now, this very moment. As you look silently and intently around, what
source of joy do you notice? To quote Eckhart Tolle: “Most people treat the present moment as if it were an obstacle
that they need to overcome. Since the present moment is life itself, it is an insane way to live.”

Our days are made up of many seemingly mundane events such as driving, eating, cooking, washing the dishes, etc.,
yet these are what our days are made of, so surely there is a way to truly notice them and by looking closely to find joy
in these daily events.

Cultivating joy in our lives by truly paying attention is a vital part of maintaining good mental, spiritual and physical
health. Focusing on joy helps us to be more fully present to life. Joy is not the same as being happy. We can be quite
sad over losing someone or something; over a vexing problem and yet feel joy for the support we may have from
others, from pleasant memories of the person that is gone from us, from just noticing more keenly the things around us
that we usually take for granted: sunshine, nature, friends, family, a favorite pet, and much more.

Try this — Sit quietly and with intention consider these eight points of joy:
• As you sit in stillness allow your mind to bring to consciousness some small point of joy from when you first began
your day. Was it that first cup of hot coffee at breakfast; sunshine from days of clouds; good news from a health
examination? Whatever you are aware of that brings joy, the first joy point is gratitude.
• As you sit in silence bring to mind your health status over time and what challenges you have faced and have
( hopefully ) overcome. Has there been a happy surprise, a positive outcome that you were not expecting? What in
your health experiences have brought joy? The second joy point is the joy of health.
• Allow a time to envision when you have been totally relaxed. Was it alone on a walk on the beach, while sitting with a
loved one or supportive friend, reading something inspirational, or just watching the dog play? What small insight did
you notice that you had not before? The third joy point is the joy of release.
• Sitting quietly focus on yourself. Yes, you, this person you have lived with so long. Can you find joy in wishing
yourself well, sending compassion to your own body and mind. The fourth joy is the joy of self-love.
• Now turn your mind to what you tend to avoid. Notice if there is any point of aversion present within you. Are you
wanting things to be different than they are right now? Notice these things and allow yourself to feel them without
trying to make them go away. They are not your enemy. The fifth point of joy is acceptance.
• Next realize that everything that you need to be happy is already present in this moment. Problems do exist, but
they are not all that exists. With intention focus on what in your life is good. Can you allow yourself to give up
regretting the past or worrying about the future. Can you see the joy of now? The sixth joy point is the joy of
awareness.
• As you consider your life as it is can you find it to be a miracle? What would need to happen to make you more
aware of living fully this in this moment. The seventh point of joy is the joy of simply being alive.
• Finally, look around and notice what is beautiful to you. Is it a painting, a sunset, a loved one, a memory? Be aware of
all that you can see, hear touch, taste, experience. The eighth point of joy is the joy of beauty.

Meditation: May all be well. May all be at peace. May all feel and know the joy of a life lived in the enfolding presence
and love of God. May this be so: Amen

Jane Kletka, RN
Faith Community Nurse

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Who’s on First?! Birthdays & Anniversaries God at Work in Us

Happy Birthday:

Celebrate!
Cris Botts 4
Sunday, February 3 Velma McDonald 7
Elder: Brenda Riseland Tristin Stanbro 7
In Home Communion: Leslie Pinkston (1993)
Deacons: James Becker, Bentley Becker Brenda Riseland 10
Reader: Phyllis McKinnon 11
Children’s Moment: Linda Heyne Linda Mederis 12
Children’s Church: Linda Heyne Gray King 13
Flowers: The Page Family Lynn Plancich 16
Fellowship Time: Brenda Riseland, honoring Margaret Brown 17
February birthdays Mason Stanbro 18
Gaylen Udo 22
Sunday, February 10 Leslie Pinkston 25
Elder: Steve Hutchens Megan Shoemaker 26
Deacons: Renee Hoemann, Zoe Ila Becker
Reader:
Children’s Moment: Megan Shoemaker
Be the Hands of God (nurture the world)
Children’s Church: Linda Botts
Flowers: TBD • Annual Bazaar • Family Promise Hosts
Fellowship Time: TBD • Alternative Christmas • Family Promise Day
Faire Center (Disciples House)
Sunday, February 17 • Blessing Bags • Food Bank collections
Elder: Bob Fisher • CAST • Joseph’s Closet
Deacons: Kris Ann Lewis, Celia Obrecht • Clean Water Projects • Justice Sunday
Reader: • Comfort Quilt Ministry • Socks on the Street
Children’s Moment: Tamalyn Kralman • Community Gardens
Children’s Church: Tamalyn Kralman • Community Meal
Flowers: TBD For more info on how to assist in any of these projects,
Fellowship Time: TBD please contact us at office@bellinghamdisciples.org.

Sunday, February 24
Elder: Linda Heyne
Deacons: Linda Botts, Melissa Henderson
Reader:
Children’s Moment: Linda Heyne
Children’s Church: Tamalyn Kralman
Flowers & Fellowship Time: Esther Group
Sign up in the fellowship hall to help in these
important ministries:
• Read scripture during Sunday morning worship
• Bring flowers for Sunday worship
• Provide goodies for fellowship time following
Sunday worship
Please contact the office for more info.
Be a Part of A Small Group (nurture your soul)
• Women's Spiritual Growth Groups - Please contact the
church office if you would like to be a part of a group.
• Out-to-Lunch Bunch, 1p, 4th Sundays - An informal
gathering that visits locally owned restaurants.
• Book Group, 7p, 4th Sundays - This group explores
books to expand their minds and hearts.
• Esther Group, 11:30a, 3rd Mondays - A women's group that
meets for lunch in local restaurants. (No host.)
• Bible Study, 11a, Tuesdays - Meeting in the church
library, this group explores the lectionary scriptures.
• Pub Theology, 6:30p, 3rd Thursdays - Beer,
conversation, and God! (Or any beverage of your choice.)
Jeckyl & Hyde Deli & Ale House 709 Orchard Pl #1.
• Checking in Group, 5p, 4th Thursdays - supportive
group of people who share life's journey together.
• Men's Breakfast, 7:30a, Saturdays at Denny's - 

All men are invited to join this weekly breakfast group for
fun and fellowship. (No host.)


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Joys & Concerns Word from the Community
Joys and Concerns
Please submit written requests to update list.
For a complete list, please see the Sunday
bulletin or contact the office.
Medical concerns:
• Gregg Heyne
• Jimmie Talley’s mom
• Maureen Thompson, Melissa Henderson’s mom/Leslie
Pinkston’s sister
• Bruce Wheeler, Kathy’s ex
• Virginia Bock, Pastor Tamalyn’s mom
• Darleen Page & Family
• Ellen Fisher, Bob’s sister-in-law
• Marian Crim
• Chloe Gibson
• Gary Schwebel, Diana Findlay’s son
• Pat Spiller, Kris Ann’s stepdad-in-law & Vivian Lewis,
Kris Ann’s mother-in law & entire Lewis/Spiller family
Life’s challenges:
• Bea Gilfilen & family
• Ardythe Hannah & granddaughter Stephanie
• Katie, Bob Fisher’s daughter
• Kris Ann Lewis’s family: brother Phil, sister-in-law
Cary, nephew Matt niece Hannah, Brenchly family
Beyond Our Walls:
• For the healing of our nation
• Refugees worldwide
• Iglesia de Dios, as together we share God’s love
• Raices Culturales/Community to Community
families in their gardening program in our field
• Kristine Tissinger, missionary partner in Ghana
• Rev. Sandy Messick, Regional Minister and
President
• Rev. Teresa Hord Owens, General Minister and
President
• Our General Church ministries
• Yakama Christian Mission
• Victims of hatred, injustice, violence, poverty,
disease, and disaster worldwide
• All troops involved in world conflict
• Peacemakers worldwide
February 2019
Fred Meyer Rewards
Whatcom Hospice Needs Your
Help
The Whatcom Hospice Volunteer Program has teamed
up with PeaceHealth Outpatient Palliative Care to
provide quality volunteer training for both programs.
The programs are similar in that they provide comfort
care and symptom management using an
interdisciplinary approach, but Palliative Care can
begin at the diagnosis and continue while the patient
is getting treatment, and Hospice Care begins after
treatment is stopped and it’s clear the person will not
survive the illness.
Volunteers for both programs provide assistance such
as companionship, respite care, light chores, meal
preparation and transportation. They may also help
in a more indirect way, such as delivering
medications, working in the office, knitting shawls, or
sewing quilts and stuffed animals.
Those interested in learning more are invited to
attend an Informational Meeting to be held
Saturday, March 23rd, 10:00 a.m.– 12:00 p.m.
Hospice Administration Building, Lower Level
2800 Douglas Ave., Bellingham
The 32-hour Patient Care and 4-hour Indirect Care
Training programs will be explained at that time.
For more info:
Dianne Gillespie
Whatcom Hospice Volunteer Coordinator
Direct line is 360-788-6892
Email dgillespie@peacehealth.org
or 360-788-8612 email
Amie Carr
Outpatient Palliative Care Volunteer Coordinator
Direct line is 360-788-8612
Email acarr@peacehealth.org.
Fred Meyer Rewards
First Christian Church earned
$54.22 total donations, October
1, 2018 - December 31, 2018
from just 4 Rewards Shoppers!
Thank you to our faithful
shoppers who have linked their
cards to the church #EI898.
(Remember, this is a new # and
you may need to change your
records, if you were previously
linked.)
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News from Interfaith Coalition
Hope is on the Way! Save the Date for
the Interfaith Hope Auction!
Mark your calendar for the Interfaith Coalition Hope
Auction on Saturday, March 23, beginning at 5:30
p.m. The auction will take place at Four Points by
Sheraton in Bellingham.
Whatcom County’s friendliest auction features
fellowship, inspiration, hope and lively bidding on great
auction items. Please join us as we work together to
eliminate family homelessness and poverty in our
community. You can help in these ways:
• Do you have an auction item to donate? A service you
offer, your own artwork, gift certificate, tickets to
popular sporting events, vacation home getaway, …let
your imagination soar and think of what you might be
able to donate, and get in touch with us!
• Buy tickets to the auction. Tickets are $65 each,
including dinner.
• Become a business sponsor or ask your favorite
businesses or employers to support Interfaith with a
dedicated donation.
To donate an auction item and purchase tickets, please
contact Brenda Riseland, our board representative, or
Interfaith Coalition at 360-734-3983 or through the
website: www.interfaith-coalition.org
Thank You from Interfaith Coalition
Thank you for partnering with Interfaith Coalition as we
work together to eliminate family homelessness and
poverty in our community . Your congregation practices
what it believes – we’ve seen this throughout the years
as you worked to help bring housing, warmth, food,
love, and hope to many in Whatcom County as part of
Interfaith Coalition. “Well done, good and faithful
servant” most assuredly applies to you. With profound
thanks for your generosity, partnership, and friendship in
this mission we share. Blessings and wishes for a new
year that will bring you renewed faith, joy, and peace.
6 February 2019
More Community News
Puerto Rico Work Trip Date
Confirmed
The Global Ministries Team announces the
commitment to lead a work trip to Puerto Rico in
the spring of 2019. Hurricanes Irma and Maria
caused severe damage to Puerto Rico in 2017 and
the country continues to struggle in recovery. This
work trip will focus on repair work, both outdoor
and indoor, and visiting partner church groups to
offer support and friendship. Tasks can include
installing new windows and doors, repairing metal
and cement roofs, indoor cleaning, flooring, painting
and wall repairs. You do NOT need expert building
skills, but skills are very helpful! Some basic
Spanish will also be helpful, but is not required.
Led by Randy Crowe, retired UCC camp manager
who has led work trips to Louisiana after
Katrina, the dates will be March 31 – April 6.
Participation will cost $300 US to cover
transportation to and from airport, daily to work
site, food, translator, materials and lodging at a
church camp. The fee does NOT INCLUDE air fare
to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Contact Mary Olney-
Loyd maryolneyloyd@gmail.com for more
information and to sign up!
More Info on Cabin Fever College
Class
Interested in attending the Borg & Crossan class at
Cabin Fever College in February and March, but you
want to know more about it? Here is a description
from class instructor Kevin Clark.
“Two renown Biblical scholars co-authored a day-by-
day description of the last days of Jesus' life
called The Last Week. As "disciples", this attempt to
reconstruct from the gospels exactly what our Lord
and Savior did and said during the final hours of his
life, and what meanings can be made clear, should
be paramount to us....I propose to cover only the
first day, Sunday, over the 2 sessions of Feb XX and
March XX. We could read the preface and the first
15 pages for the initial class and the last 15 pages of
chapter 1 for the second class. When I return, I will
copy off the pages for anyone who doesn't want to
buy the book. The Last Week, by Borg and
Crossan, is available from Amazon for $10.36.”
 January Cabin Fever College Requests from Family Promise

A Good Time Was Had by All!

Many thanks go to Darleen Page for making a yummy soup
supper, Kathy Wheeler for setting everything up, Megan
Shoemaker for a really fun Cookie Decorating Class, and
Bridget Becker for a lively and informative Lanyard Making
Class.

Family Promise Needs Your Time

and Your Muscle!
Dear Host and Support Family Promise Volunteers -
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU!

We’ve come a long way since April 2018 and for that
we are thankful! My name is Pam Pries and I am a
member of the FP Leadership Team. Carolyn Roy
has asked that I help with Family Promise Day
Instructor Megan Center and Van Driver volunteer recruitment in the
Shoemaker months to come. There are currently volunteers in
demonstrates proper action but many more are needed to run a smooth
icing technique for and successful program.
cookie decorating
Day Center Volunteer
[approximately 1-1.5 hour commitments]
Day Center training - approximately 15-20 minutes
at the Day Center in Bellingham
See description of how time is spent, etc. on the
following link……..
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/
Pastor Gary 60b0b4ea4a72ca1f94-daycenter
Shoemaker
tries his hand Van Driver Volunteer
with the icing [most often 1 hour commitments]
and cookies Van Driver training - need WATCH background
check, a copy of their driver’s license and insurance,
and a brief orientation
See description on the following link….
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/
60b0b4ea4a72ca1f94-vandriver

Guest Moving Crews

Connie Page & [no training required, commitment as needed]
Marceille Kobel We would like to compile a list of people who would
test their be willing to help move guests as they leave the
Family Promise Program. What a wonderful
handiwork!
opportunity to be part of this very happy and much
anticipated event!
Please send name, emails and phone number to me
at pries5050@comcast.net.
Thank you so much!
Instructor Bridget Pam Pries, 360/594-2921
Becker gives Note: Our congregation’s next date to host
lanyard making Family Promise families is March 10 - 16.
tips to Darleen Watch your weekly email and upcoming
Page and Linda Courier for sign-up info to help with meals
Heyne and hosting duties.

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February 2019
First Christian Church, Bellingham, WA, Christian Holidays
Sun
27
9 : 1 5 a m - Sunday School
1 0 : 5 0 a m - Gathering Time
1 1 a m - Worship
1 2 : 1 5 p m - Fellowship Time
1 2 : 3 0 p m - Out-to-Lunch
Bunch
7 p m - Book Group
3 4
9 : 1 5 a m - Sunday School
1 0 : 5 0 a m - Gathering Time
1 1 a m - Worship
1 2 : 1 5 p m - Fellowship Time
10
9 : 1 5 a m - Sunday School
1 0 : 5 0 a m - Gathering Time
1 1 a m - Worship
1 2 : 1 5 p m - Fellowship Time
2 p m - Community Meal
17
9 : 1 5 a m - Sunday School
1 0 : 5 0 a m - Gathering Time
1 1 a m - Worship
1 2 : 1 5 p m - Fellowship Time
24
9 : 1 5 a m - Sunday School
1 0 : 5 0 a m - Gathering Time
1 1 a m - Worship
1 2 : 1 5 p m - Fellowship Time
1 2 : 3 0 p m - Out-to-Lunch
Bunch
5 p m - Board Meeting
7 p m - Book Group
February 2019
Mon
28
6 : 4 5 p m - [Boy Scouts]
6 : 4 5 p m - [Boy Scouts]
11
6 : 3 0 p m - Stewardship Mtg
6 : 4 5 p m - [Boy Scouts]
18
1 1 : 3 0 a m - Esther Grp
Lunch
6 : 4 5 p m - [Boy Scouts]
25
6 : 4 5 p m - [Boy Scouts]
Tue
29
1 1 a m - Bible Study
6 : 3 0 p m - [Toppers]
5 6
1 1 a m - Bible Study
6 : 3 0 p m - [Toppers]
12
1 1 a m - Bible Study
6 : 3 0 p m - [Toppers]
19
1 1 a m - Bible Study
6 : 3 0 p m - [Toppers]
26
1 1 a m - Bible Study
6 : 3 0 p m - [Toppers]
Wed
30
Bulletin deadline
9 a m - [Interfaith Coalition
Staff Mtg]
6 p m - Bell Choir Rehearsal
7 p m - Choir Rehearsal
Bulletin deadline
6 p m - Bell Choir Rehearsal
7 p m - Choir Rehearsal
13
Bulletin deadline
9 a m - [Interfaith Coalition
Staff Mtg]
6 p m - Bell Choir Rehearsal
7 p m - Choir Rehearsal
20
Bulletin deadline
3 p m - [4-H Presentations]
6 p m - Bell Choir Rehearsal
7 p m - Choir Rehearsal
27
Bulletin deadline
9 a m - [Interfaith Coalition
Staff Mtg]
6 p m - Bell Choir Rehearsal
7 p m - Choir Rehearsal
Feb 2019 (Pacific Time - Los Angeles)
Thu Fri Sat
31 1 2
6 p m - [Family Promise 3 p m - Spong Study Group 7 : 3 0 a m - Men's Brkfst,
Coordinators' Mtg] Denny's
6 : 3 0 p m - [Co-Dependents 6 : 3 0 p m - [Iglesia de Dios] 9 a m - [Iglesia de Dios]
Anonymous]
February 2019 calendar
7 8 9
6 : 3 0 p m - [Co-Dependents 3 p m - Spong Study Group 7 : 3 0 a m - Men's Brkfst,
Anonymous] Denny's
7pm - [4H] 6 : 3 0 p m - [Iglesia de Dios] 9 a m - [Iglesia de Dios]
14 15 16
1 : 3 0 p m - [Community to Courier deadline 7 : 3 0 a m - Men's Brkfst,
Community mtg] Denny's
3 p m - [4-H Presentations] 3 p m - Spong Study Group 9 a m - [Iglesia de Dios]
5 : 3 0 p m - Cabin Fever 6 : 3 0 p m - [Iglesia de Dios]
College
6 : 3 0 p m - [Co-Dependents
Anonymous]
21 22 23
6 : 3 0 p m - [Co-Dependents 3 p m - Spong Study Group 7 : 3 0 a m - Men's Brkfst,
Anonymous] Denny's
6 : 3 0 p m - Pub Theology, 6 : 3 0 p m - [Iglesia de Dios] 9 a m - [Iglesia de Dios]
Jeckyl & Hyde's
28 1 2
1 : 3 0 p m - [Community to St. David's Day 7 : 3 0 a m - Men's Brkfst,
Community mtg] Denny's
5 p m - Checking in Group, 3 p m - Spong Study Group 9 a m - [Iglesia de Dios]
location TBD
6 p m - [Family Promise 6 : 3 0 p m - [Iglesia de Dios]
Coordinators' Mtg]
6 : 3 0 p m - [Co-Dependents
Anonymous]