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Sunday School - 9:15 a.m.
Sunday Worship-10:30 am
Fellowship - coffee and
snacks right after worship
in Roberts Hall
Friday Church Office Hours
On Friday the church office is open 8-12. If you need a pastor, please call Pastor Tim at 242-1824 (church) or 242-2926 (home).
Men's Breakfast & Bible Study Join us on Wednesday mornings at 7:30 at Keim Bakery. For more information contact: Jack Bushman - 242-2947 or Keith Gaeddert - 242-2306.
Men's Evening Bible Study meets on Wednesday in the parlor at 7:00. |
Ongoing
Collections
Hope House Needs
When doing your grocery shopping, consider adding a few items to your list and take them to Hope House or bring them to church and place them in the Hope House box.
Pantry Needs: canned fruit,
peanut butter, jelly, canned vegetables, toilet tissue, toothpaste, dish soap, shampoo.
Beverage Tabs
Collecting the tabs from beverage cans for the Kansas City Ronald McDonald House is an on-going Westminster Mission project. The tabs may be deposited in the wooden Ronald McDonald house in the foyer.
Best Choice Labels
Remember to save your Best Choice labels for the Preschool. The only thing needed is the bar code from the label. They may be turned in to the church office or the container in Susan's office. The Preschool will receive 3 cents for each one. Thanks so much for your support! |
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The Messenger
February 9th, 2012 - Volume 46 - Number 6 |
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Soule Searching
Thoughts from our Pastor - Rev. Tim Soule
In September of 2011, the session, at my urging, signed on with the presbytery to begin a program/journey entitled Acts 16:5. Acts 16:5 is obviously a biblical text. It says, "So the churches were strengthened in the faith and increased in numbers daily." The Acts of the Apostles is the story of the growth of the church from its birth in Jerusalem and its rapid movement to reach the ends of the then known world. It is the story of the work and power of God's Spirit set loose on the followers of Jesus. "So the churches were strengthened in the faith and increased in numbers daily." Who has not hoped and prayed for that kind of spirit to be unleashed within Westminster? That has been my prayer for you, for us, from the moment I met with you and you extended me a call to be your pastor. I want us to be strengthened in faith and increase in numbers daily. A congregation that is truly being the church brings people into a loving, life-giving relationship with God and others that is transformational. This is the nature of the kingdom of God; where covenant relationships model the best aspects of family, where people find hope and experience belonging, where they extend and receive forgiveness, where they discover a sense of purpose and direction, where they learn to live with appreciation and joy no matter the circumstances. Such a community is and will be attractive to others on their journey. Westminster has a solid foundation upon which to build and grow. We do, however, need to evaluate and ask questions such as, "What is the fundamental purpose of the church? What difference is this church suppose to make in the lives of its members and in its surrounding community? What does it mean to be a follower of Jesus? What does it mean to be spiritual? What difference does faith and church make in someone's life? Acts 16: 5 is designed to lead us in this discussion. The first step in this faith adventure is prayer, prayer for our church and one another. During the season of Lent (the 40 days preceding Easter) you will be asked to sign-up to have a prayer partner here at church. Acts 16:5 has introduced us to a simple covenant of prayer. In the next couple of weeks we will share how we each can participate. Another piece of the program is Word/Share/Prayer; a brief, Bible study, sharing and prayer time that I will introduce to you during Lent. I hope we will have several groups who will meet at various times to study, share and pray for themselves and for the church. You, the people of the church, are our greatest asset. When we study, share and pray we ready ourselves for the transforming spirit to work though us. Please become someone's prayer partner and join a Word/Share/Prayer group for Lent. Yours to be strengthened in our faith and to increase in numbers daily, Tim |
ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE
February 22 - 7:00 a.m.
Sanctuary
Join us as we remember we are creatures created by God from the dust of the earth and that one day our bodies will return to dust. Worshippers will have ashes in the shape of a cross smudged on their forehead as a reminder of our dependence on God for our lives. A continental breakfast will be served in Roberts Hall following the service. |
The next Messenger will be published March 8th, 2012. Please have all articles in writing to the church office by 9:00 a.m., Monday, March 5th. |
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 Upcoming WPC Events
Westminster Presbyterian Church Events |
Homebound Cookie Visitation
Westminster Women are once again putting together wonderful baskets of cookies and fruit to deliver to our homebound members. This year our mid high youth will be making the visits and delivering the baskets of goodies on Sunday afternoon, February 12th.
Thank you to everyone who signed up this past Sunday for donations. Cookies and fruit should be brought Sunday morning, February 12th and left in the church kitchen. Please mark for homebound visitation so these goodies do not get mixed in with the fellowship goodies for that day!
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NEW Women's Bible Studies
What good is your faith? That is the question answered in the newest study by Christian author, Beth Moore: James: Mercy Triumphs. Be inspired to put your faith into action in practical ways as you get to know both the man and the Book of James. Concepts such as joy, hardship, faith, wisdom, single-mindedness, the tongue, humility and prayer will be explored.
This interactive study featuring seven weeks of personal, daily assignments and eight weekly group video sessions will be taught at 2 different times at Westminster:
Monday evenings, 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday mornings, 9:00 a.m.
Kathy Reynolds will teach the evening study in her home, 1829 Ash, beginning on Monday, February 13th. Shirlene Taylor will lead the morning study in the Disciples' Room, starting Tuesday, February 14th. Study books are $15 each and are available in the church office or at the 1st session of each class. |
The Living Last Supper
Sunday, February 26, 2012
7:00 p.m. Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Come witness the famous painting come to life through drama, the spoken word, and music. Become a part of The Living Last Supper as you hear the thoughts of the disciples as Jesus tells them that one of them will betray Him. Craig Carlson and Keith Niemeyer are playing the parts of two of the disciples in this production.
Tickets are available at the Auditorium box office in advance or at the door. Adult: $5.00, Child (10 yrs and younger, accompanied by an adult) $1.00. |
PRESCHOOL NEWS
Westminster Cooperative Preschool is now enrolling from the public for the 2012-2013 school year (Westminster members and children previously enrolled at Westminster Preschool had first preference for enrollment until January 31st). The class of 3 year olds on Tuesday-Thursday mornings is currently full and a waiting list has begun. There are a few openings in the 4 year old class which meets on Monday-Wednesday-Friday mornings. If you know of children who will be 4 years old by August 31st, please pass this information to their families and have them contact Susan Sachse, Preschool Director.
The Preschool Board is accepting applications for a Lead Teacher for the Tuesday-Thursday class and assistant in the Monday-Wednesday-Friday class. Applications with staff qualifications noted are available in the church office and will be accepted through Friday, February 24th. Interviews for the position will be held in March. The Preschool Board hopes to have a new teacher chosen by the 1st of April.
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FR. CO. CANCER SOCIETY RELAY FOR LIFE
Join the Westminster Church Relay For Life team. We are looking for people who are interested in being a part of our team and/or making a donation. The event is June 1st beginning at 7:00 in Forest Park. Money raised from this event goes to help create a world with less cancer and more birthdays.
Teams of people will be camping out at Forest Park and taking turns walking or running around the track. Each team has a representative on the track at all times during the event. Because cancer never sleeps, the relay is overnight. Food, games and activities provide entertainment and a great time.
No matter who you are, there's a place for you at Relay. Each dollar raised will help save lives. How far will you go to make a difference in the fight against cancer?
Call Craig Carlson, (418-8772) team captain, if you would like to join our team. |
ITEMS MISSING FROM THE KITCHEN
The punch bowl and ladle are missing from the kitchen. If you know where they might be, please return them to the kitchen or call LaWanda Gorton, 242-4735.
Items can be borrowed from the kitchen, but please write on the sign out sheet located on the pantry door your name, date, and what you are borrowing. When returning that item, cross your name out. |
2012 PER CAPITA APPORTIONMENT
The 2012 per capita apportionment is $33.70 for each active church member. With 219 active members, Westminster's total per capita apportionment is almost $7400. Everyone who can help with their portion ($33.70) assists the church in upholding a big responsibility. Per capita money is used to do the administrative work of the denomination at the presbytery, synod, and General Assembly levels. Per capita is not mission money. It funds the infrastructure that makes the church's mission efforts affective, efficient and strong. If you can assist Westminster with all or a portion of your per capita apportionment, just designate "per capita" on your check or giving envelope. Your per capita can be included in the check with your contribution--indicate the break down of the total amount on the bottom left corner of your check or on your giving envelope. |
Christian Education 2012 Dates
Put these dates on your calendars now so not to miss any of the great activities planned by the Christian Education Committee:
- Friday, March 30th - Scholarship Applications due from high school seniors
- Monday, April 30th - Camp confirmations due in church office to receive ½ camp fee scholarships
- Sunday, May 13th - Graduate recognition during worship
- Sunday, May 20th - last day of Sunday School and Teacher Appreciation Sunday
- July 22nd - 26th - VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, 5:30 - 8:00 p.m.
- Sunday, August 26th - Sunday School Kick-off Continental Breakfast
- Sunday, September 9th - 1st day of Sunday School (note date change from previous years, this is the week after Labor Day weekend) and presentation of Bibles to 3rd graders
- Sunday, October 28th - Trunk-or-Treat and Pancake Luncheon
- Sunday, November 18th - Stars of Light selection Sunday
- Sunday, December 2nd - Stars of Light gift-wrap party and pizza luncheon
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JANUARY FINANCIAL REPORT
January Receipts $ 41,136.53
January Expenses 24,863.99
Year-to-Date Receipts 41,136.53
Year-to-Date Expenses 24,863.99
General Fund Balance 1/31/2012 $ 18,708.68 |
HOPE HOUSE UPDATE
In January, Hope House served 289 households which included 582 adults and 363 children. They could use help in the following ways:
--building shelving and rearranging their freezers
--picking up food orders from Country Mart (requires heavy lifting)
--someone who loves to write thank you notes
--volunteers to fill in when they are short-handed
--prayer - as volunteers serve, for their clients and thanksgiving for the community and church support.
Please do not leave donated goods on their front steps. This almost always results in the donations being ruined. Call a volunteer to meet you and let you in.
Cleaning Supplies Needed: paper towels, bleach, all purpose disinfectant and disinfecting wipes. |
Congratulations, Thank You's & Praise
We want to follow up with our recent events and let you know all about them. |
| Congratulations to Elisha Carlson on being nominated for Winter Royalty Queen at Ottawa High School. The crowning will be on Valentine's Day during half time of the boys basketball game. Elisha is the daughter of Craig Carlson.
Congratulations to Sandi Brewer on the birth of her great grandson, Grayson Brewer, born on Saturday, February 4th.
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THANK YOUS...
Thanks so much for your thoughtfulness and what the birthday rose represents. "A simple act of kindness has a beauty all it's own". Cal Ewing
WESTMINSTER CHURCH ANNUAL REPORT
Each year leaders of the various groups of the church are asked to write a report of what their committee or group has done that year. It's always amazing to read these reports and realize all that has happened in the life of Westminster Church in one year. If you have not received a copy of the annual report, copies are available on the Welcome Center or in the church office.
Many, many hours are spent proofing, duplicating and copying each of the reports. A great big thank you goes to Sherril Unruh, who worked many days in the church office helping with the reports. Aaron Nichols designed the cover of the report which gives a great, colorful overview of our year in pictures. Ramsey Printing printed the cover and stapled the booklets. Those helping assemble the reports were: Mary Cearfoss, Fred Searls, Sherril Unruh and Kerstin Roberts. Thanks to everyone who helped!
STARS OF LIGHT - PROVIDED CHRISTMAS JOY
Westminster Church received 11 thank you notes from the CASA Board Members and staff. Printed below are numerous expressions of thanks included in the notes:
--"On behalf of the children in the care of CASA we would like to thank you for your continued support of the Stars of Light program at Christmas time."
--"Your Christmas gifts to the kids we serve helped make them feel cared for and important."
--"It is because of your help that these children had a wonderful Christmas in 2011."
--"Your generosity truly made a difference for each child over the holidays."
--"Each and every child was excited for the gifts. Some of these children may have not gotten a gift otherwise."
--"Thank you for thinking of these children who are our most vulnerable and who need all of our support the most."
--"Your support means so much to us and the children we serve."
CASA Board Members: Tammy Alexander Larabe Alexander Kelli Bogart
Joann Cowdin Matt Schurman Traci Fruit
Peg Pearson Susan Rogers Sasha St. John
Staff: Sara Caylor, Shelly Lojka
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MISSION THANK YOUS...
From Hope House,
"Giving is a true measure of love." Thank you for the food donation and your very generous gift of $1,698 Christmas offering and Mission Christmas offering. Your gifts help keep the food pantry filled this winter and help provide utilitiy assistance to folks in our community who are in need. Your thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated.
From Havesters,
Thank you for your support this holiday season! Because of friends like you, David, a working single father of two small children, will be able to provide his family with a warm, happy holiday meal. Your support enables the more than 620 agencies in Harvesters network to help parents like David provide meals for their families. Your generosity and support has made a lasting difference in the lives of families, seniors and children in our community. You have provided more than just food--you have given them hope and sustenance. Thank you for helping us feed hungry people today as we work to end hunger tomorrow. Karen Haren, President & PEO
From Midland Care Hospice,
Thank you! Your recent contribution of $600 to Midland Care Connection will help greatly in allowing us to continue to provide care to everyone, regardless of their inability to pay. Your funds may be used to purchase medications, provide equipment, or sometimes even to supply basics such as food and personal items. This past year Midland provided service and care to over 2,500 clients and their families. Thank you for your care and support. Jennifer Friedley, Director of Development
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to our Westminster family and friends who will be celebrating their birthday during the month of MARCH!! |
1 Bret Ferguson,
Jasmynn Bathory
4 Bob Hill
8 Derrek Ferguson,
Ashley Young
9 Rae Warren,
Sydney Jones
11 Elisha Carlson
12 Conner Estes,
Jessica Callaghan,
Kate Ferguson |
14 Emma Smith
15 Anna Burnett
17 Allen Estes
20 Sandy Waldron
21 Aaron Nichols
23 Jeff Young
26 Kaitlyn Records
28 Ida Sands
30 Pat Smith,
Wendy Dickinson |
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All about Westminster Youth
Our youth program events and happenings |
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At 10 a.m. on Sunday, February 26th, a representative from our Presbyterian Heartland Church Camp at Parkville, MO will be in Roberts Hall to speak to our children and youth about the camp. 2nd graders - high school youth will be dismissed from Sunday School early that day to attend the presentation. Any parents that would like to hear his message are also welcome to attend.
Westminster youth are extremely blessed that HALF their camp fee can be paid from Westminster Endowment funds. To receive a scholarship for half the camp fee, youth should submit a copy of their camp confirmation to Susan or the church office no later than Monday, April 30th. (On the camp registration, there is a spot to indicate that the church will be paying half the fee). The camp scholarships will be paid directly to Heartland Presbyterian Camp. |
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Youth Time!
Well, we thank everyone for allowing us to assist in youth Sunday and lead in worship. We really appreciated all the support and compliments from you all!
For anyone who has not heard, we are planning a mission trip to New Orleans!!!! This is still in the planning process as to how we are getting there, but we are all excited for this opportunity and hope that you are all excited for us as well. It's going to be a long trip and pretty far away from home, but we know God is going to use us in great ways that we will be able to come back and talk to everyone about. Our trip is going to be from June 11th to June 17th. Depending on how we get down there, we may be leaving a little earlier but we will keep you informed as that time comes.
We will be doing some fund rising as the mission trip comes closer and hope that you will enjoy some of the activities that we have planned. We thank everyone for the donations during the soup luncheon; we raised almost 300 dollars, and were blessed by your support. Currently we have 10 youth interested in this trip and several adult sponsors. This is amazing, but also requires that we raise some money through fund raisers.
The first fund raiser we are doing is a huge bake sale. We will have items for church members to buy after worship on Feb. 26th, but we will also need some help baking food. Any unsold baked goods will be taken to Wal-Mart and we will set up a bake sale there. I will have a signup for anyone willing to help us bake and hopefully this will be a fun and easy fundraiser.
In March, we are going to have a chili/soup cook-off. This will be held after church on March 11th. All we ask is that you prepare your favorite chili or soup to be judged by the rest of the church. The youth will be helping with clean up and helping judge.
Thanks so much for all of your time and support. Keep an eye out for all the fun and exciting things that we have planned in the near future. This is a huge undertaking, but we know that with Gods help and guidance anything is possible. God Bless. - Keith Niemeyer, Youth Director |
Prayers, Concerns and Praise to God
We're using the power of prayer to lift up these individuals
Visitation & Prayers -
If you are sick or scheduled to have surgery, or know of someone in the congregation who is sick or in the hospital, please call or e-mail the church office or Pastor Tim and let us know. If you would like to have your name on the prayer chain, please call Cliff Burke, 242-1164. |
WESTMINSTER IN PRAYER
Prayers:
Chad Caylor, back injury;
Larry Dixon, co-worker of Craig Carlson, surgery for prostate cancer;
Maye Belle, Shelly Lojka's grandmother;
Dusty Ballantyne, cancerous brain tumor;
Nikki McClure, car accident on Wednesday, friend of Jessica Callaghan;
Mel Wren, Marilyn Nordeen's brother, surgery;
Sherry Anderson and family, husband was killed in an accident last week;
Justin Jacobi, Shelly Lojka's brother-in-law;
Gail Shore, Nedra Porter's brother-in-law, tests;
Kurt Leach, friend of Chris Lloyd;
LOGOS program;
Judy Good, Phil Eckman's mother;
Bob Clark, Edith Hogle's brother-in-law, prostate cancer;
Louise Harrell, recovering at home from a fall which broke her leg in two places;
JoEllen Hall, recovering from leg surgery, broken bones, infection;
Bill Ballinger, recovering from back surgery;
Mary Lou Sheldon, shingles;
Herb Langley, Kishawn Ferguson's grandfather, later stages of Alzheimer's;
Scott Sands, back surgery;
Lee Chambers, pneumonia;
Barb Nelson;
Jim Hasty;
Marci Gentry;
Ed Taylor, melanoma on lung, chemo;
Those who have lost their jobs;
Those who are looking for employment;
The Westminster Session.
On going prayer concerns:
Lloyd Bures, chemo; Loren Cantrell, chemo; Asher Leonard, 3 yrs old, Stage 3 cancer, chemo; Kathy Jordan, chemo; Keith Weideman, friends of Judy and Jim Hasty, cancer; Karen Johnson, friend of Sherril Unruh, cancer; Trevor Riley, Ed & Shirlene Taylor's son; Casey Ward, Cyndi Brewer's sister, Multiple Sclerosis and Peripheral Neuropathy; Suzy, Barry, Zachary, and Micah Gaeddert and their families; Lee DeVore, Sherril Unruh's mother, shingles; Deatra White, friend of Wendy Dickinson; Sherry Dunn, cancer; Jerrilyn Barker, Jennifer Daisy's sister, brain aneurism; Cheryl Wieneke, pancreatic cancer; Chris & Peggy Bittner, missionaries in New Guinea; Damien Brewer.
Those serving in Military service and their families:
Daniel, Sherry Dunn's son, Air Force, Iraq; Jerrilyn Barker, Jennifer Daisy's sister, Afghanistan; Jeffrey Keith, great nephew of Norma Albright,Africa,National Guard; Brett Davis, son of Margo and Jeff Davis, Special Forces, Afghanistan. |
WESTMINSTER VISITORS
The following people have attended worship at Westminster in the last few weeks:
Wayne and Donna Walter; Billy Leib; Doug and Mary Kempfe; Jamie Kempfe; Bryan Turner; Brenna Davidson; Mark Mayo; Robert Adcock; Kendra Madden; Roland Jaworski; Bruce and Donna Hurd; David and Kathryn Polsley; Seth Polsley; Shane Muhl; Jodi McNamara; Chris and Dawn Gentry; Aaron and Kim Miller and family; Trennon Rundle; Bob and Donna Dunn; Debbie Callaghan; Adam Newton; Sherie Giffin; Marlene Wagner; Karen Lightle; Steve Lightle; Gary Giffin; Grady Delorick; LuAnne Delorick; Gretchen Kille; Peggy Kille; Marilyn Rice; Carl Rice; Virginia Gilroy; Edith LeVally; Roger and Dorothy Bell; Louise Dietz; Mark Flory.
We may not have gotten the names of all the visitors. We hope you personally welcomed them and let them know we are glad they worshipped with us. When welcoming our visitors, please make sure they write down their name and address on the attendance registration sheet so we have a way to get in touch with them. |
WESTMINSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Saturday, February 11
Presbytery Meeting - Roeland Park
1:00 p.m. Shower - RH
Sunday, February 12
9:15 a.m. Sunday School
10:30 a.m. Worship
4:00 p.m. CE Search Committee-FR
5:00 p.m. Optimist Dinner - RH
5:00 p.m. Sr High Youth Group
6:00 p.m. Middle School Youth Group
Monday, February 13
5:30 p.m. Women's Bible Study - Reynold's
6:30 p.m. Love and Respect Couples Group - parlor
Tuesday, February 14 - Happy Valentine's Day
9:00 a.m. Women's Bible Study - DR
7:00 p.m. Outreach Committee-parlor
Wednesday, February 15
7:30 a.m. Men's Breakfast and Bible Study-Keim Bakery
3:00 p.m. LOGOS - RH
5:30 p.m. Mid High Youth - RH
6:30 p.m. Sr. High and Mid High Youth Night - Youth Room
6:30 p.m. Men's Chorus rehearsal - choir room
7:00 p.m. Men's Bible Study - parlor
7:00 p.m. Handbell Choir practice - sanctuary
Thursday, February 16
7:00 p.m. Chancel Choir practice
7:00 p.m. Living Last Supper practice - parlor
Friday, February 17
No school
Church Office closed
Sunday, February 19
9:15 a.m. Sunday School
10:30 p.m. Worship
5:00 p.m. Sr High Youth Group
6:00 p.m. Middle School Youth Group
Monday, February 20
No school
5:30 p.m. Women's Bible Study - Reynold's
6:30 p.m. Love and Respect Couples Group - parlor
7:00 p.m. Quilters - RH
Tuesday, February 21
9:00 a.m. Women's Bible Study - DR
9:30 a.m. Preschool Chapel - sanctuary
4:00 p.m. Finance Committee - FR
5:00 p.m. Personnel Committee - DR
Wednesday, February 22 - Ash Wednesday
7:30 a.m. Ash Wednesday service - sanctuary
9:30 a.m. Preschool Chapel - sanctuary
3:00 p.m. LOGOS
5:30 p.m. Mid High Youth - FR
6:30 p.m. Sr. High and Mid High Youth - Youth Room
6:30 p.m. Men's Chorus rehearsal - choir room
7:00 p.m. Men's Bible Study - parlor
7:00 p.m. Handbell Choir practice - sanctuary
Thursday, February 23
7:00 p.m. Chancel Choir practice
7:00 p.m. Living Last Supper practice - parlor
Friday, February 24
8:00-Noon Church Office Open
Sunday, February 26
9:15 a.m. Sunday School
10:00 a.m. Heartland Presbyterian Champ presentation
10:30 a.m. Worship
Youth Bake Sale
5:00 p.m. Sr High Youth Group
6:00 p.m. Middle School Youth Group
7:00 p.m. Living Last Supper presentation - Auditorium
Monday, February 27
5:30 p.m. Women's Bible Study - Reynolds
6:30-8:00 p.m. Couples Workshop - parlor
7:30 p.m. Fr. Co. Landlords Assoc. - FR
Tuesday, February 28
9:00 a.m. Women's Bible Study - DR
7:00 p.m. Session - FR
Wednesday, February 29
7:30 a.m. Men's Breakfast and Bible Study-Keim Bakery
3:00-6:30 p.m. LOGOS - RH
5:30 p.m. Mid High Youth Fellowship
6:30 p.m. Sr. and Mid High Youth Fellowship
6:30 p.m. Men's Chorus - choir room
7:00 p.m. Men's Bible Study - parlor
7:00 p.m. Handbell Choir practice
Thursday, March 1
7:00 p.m. Chancel Choir practice
Friday, March 2
8:00-12:00 p.m. Church Office open
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Upcoming Community Events
Events in Ottawa and the surrounding area |
Community Blood Center
Save a Life. Right Here, Right Now.
Rodney White Memorial Blood Drive
Saturday, February 25th
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Celebration Hall
Rodney's dream was to help other kids. Please consider donating blood to help Rodney's Dream come true. Make an appointment to donate blood on Saturday, February 25th. To schedule an appointment online go to www.esavealifenow.org and use Sponsor Code rodneywhite. You may also contact Allen Durbin at 785-893-1930.
The Blood Center must collect at least 580 donations each weekday to meet patient needs in our 70-county region. Your support would be very much appreciated. |
MISS CHURCH LAST SUNDAY?
Were you unable to be in worship last Sunday, and would like to listen to the Sermon or see a copy of the bulletin? To listen to the sermon, just go to our church website (www.westpresottawa.org) and click on "Sermons". To read a copy of the bulletin, click on "Worship" and select "Bulletins". |
NEWSLETTER PROBLEMS??
If you open your newsletter and there is only one column to read, go to the very top of the newsletter where it says: "Having trouble viewing this e-mail?" and click on "Click here". That should bring up both columns. If you received this newsletter in the mail and have an e-mail address, please send your e-mail to the church - westpres@sbcglobal.net so we can send your newsletter in a more timely manner. |
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