2020 September Tapestry by The First Baptist Church of Redlands

The First Baptist Church of Redlands

T A PE S T R Y

Sept 2020

Wo v e n To g e t h e r I n L o v e : C o l o s s i a n s 2 : 2

Fall of 2020

A Message from Pastor Shawn Some are saying that in years to come “2020” will be a term that means everything going wrong. Others have said that “2020” is going to become a cuss word. Who knows exactly how we are going to remember 2020, but it seems that everything that we do during this year is different than we have ever done before. Trying to find “normalcy” amid nothing that is normal is something that we are all experiencing as frustration, and even grief. Even more so, trying to generate enthusiasm in what seems to be “virtual” and/or “social distanced” world requires a creative genius. And thus we enter the Fall of 2020. Every year we come back after Labor Day with some new programming, but usually just a fresh approach to what we always do. We get Sunday School going again and Thursday nights with dinner and studies and choir rehearsal after a summer of more relaxed activities. It’s hard to describe both what summer has been and how we are revving up for fall. And if there is anything that we have learned so far in 2020 it is that we really don’t know what to expect. But something else we have learned from 2020 is that we have some rather creative and industrious people in our congregation that continually make things happen. And thus we enter the Fall of 2020.

Issue No. 9

From new classes, prayer groups, Sunday School that isn’t necessarily on Sunday morning, to a new definition of “potluck” in a Zoom breakout room, we are discovering new ways to Connect, Grow and Serve as the First Baptist Church of Redlands. We are discovering ways to impact the world, near and far. As we explore how to be good stewards of the gifts and resources we have received, we are rediscovering our identity as God’s people in general, and God’s people at FBCR in particular, in a way that will help guide us into a viable future for ourselves and the next generation. And thus we enter the Fall of 2020. As you explore this issue of the Tapestry, may you get a sense of excitement about how God is at work in our midst. May we each approach this new season with a sense of curiosity and wonder…and dare I say faith…at what it means to be a follower of Jesus in these times. May we each open ourselves to the movement of the Holy Spirit as we grow in our understanding of what it means to be the people of God—a community of believers who are not limited in the realm of physical space. This pandemic will not last forever. May we make the most of what we can learn about God, ourselves, our calling, our capabilities, our resources, our ability to share the good news of our Lord Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God. May it be more than we can even imagine during this time. And thus we enter the Fall of 2020. Grace and peace in the power of the Holy Spirit, Pastor Shawn

COVER

MISSION 7 Worldwide Prayer Concerns: Lebanon, Puerto Rico, Iraq

1 A Message from Pastor Shawn : “Fall of 2020” 2 Staff and Contents

F E L LOWS H I P 8 FBC Zoom Input Meeting

MINISTRY 3 Pastor Nick : “A Time for Rest”

4 Richard W. Steffen: “Sure, We Can Do That”

9 Letters of Thanks

5 “A Prayer for Students and Teachers and Parents”

Virtual Dessert Contest Details

NEWS

6 Children’s Ministry: “Children’s Sunday School Kick Off of the Technological Wall”

10 Church News 11 September Calendar

S TA F F Rev. Dr. Shawn Zambrows Senior Pastor shawn@fbcredlands.org

Nathan Jones Youth Director youth@fbcredlands.org

Nicholas Quient Associate Pastor nicholas@fbcredlands.org

Angel Florence Office Administrator angel@fbcredlands.org

Rev. Cheryl Sneller Director of Children’s Ministry cheryl@fbcredlands.org

Isa Terrell Communications Specialist isa@fbcredlands.org

Richard W. Steffen Minister of Music rwsteffen@gmail.com

Richard Colunga Buildings/Grounds

The Tapestry is published monthly by The First Baptist Church of Redlands, 51 West Olive Avenue, Redlands, CA 92373. All material for the Tapestry should be typed and emailed no later than the 15th of each month to tapestry@fbcredlands.org. If you would like to be added or removed from the Tapestry mailing list, please email tapestry@fbcredlands.org. Current and previous Tapestry issues are available in digital format at issuu.com/fbcr.

Contact us: admin@fbcredlands.org 909-793-3289 www.fbcredlands.org Due to the Coronavirus shutdown, our office remains closed until further notice. However, we are receiving mail and phone messages. Staff can be reached by email (see above).

MI NI S T RY

A TIME FOR REST Pastor Nick Quient

Acts 18:23 (RSV) “After spending some time there he departed and went from place to place through the region of Galatia and Phrygia, strengthening all the disciples.”

~ I imagine Paul—like most of us—was in a perpetual state of exhaustion. Luke has Paul traveling all around the ancient world like a world-famous spy on the hunt for some unobtanium, and while this makes for fascinating reading and compelling history, I do think Paul had to be tired of it. Think about it: shipwrecks, snakebites, being tossed in a dingy jail? That had to be strenuous. In many ways, I take a lot of comfort in this verse. In the midst of riots and beatings, Paul took some time for himself: “after spending some time there he departed…” I imagine that wasn’t an obvious option to us and I think we can gloss over that, but I think there is a good biblical rationale for slowing down. There is, for all of us, a time for rest. Even Jesus retreated to a safe place to rest and relax: “Early in the morning, well before sunrise, Jesus rose and went to a deserted place where he could be alone in prayer” (Mark 1:35 CEB). As I read Jesus’ words and as I write this article, I am sitting on my bed, feeding a slightly louder than usual baby who has just soiled himself (again). Jesus’ words hit well and they hit hard: he took some time to be present elsewhere and he prayed. I do not know what he prayed, but I like to think that it involved telling God about his day, his aches, his joys, and his annoyances. Sometimes that is all we can pray and all that we might need to pray. I think we can take a lot of rest in the fact that Jesus likes to hear about our day, our lives, our joys, and even our annoyances. Why else would he give us the Psalms? So take heart, friends. God is with us. God is with us through all of the Zoom chats, all of the goofy tech meetings with the kiddos and their teachers, and all of our annoyances and joyous moments. Together, God is with us. May we take rest in that. Amen. Now, I should probably go and change Nolan before he gets fussy.

“Sure, We Can Do That” by Richard W. Steffen, Minister of Music

Confidence is important in music, especially when you think you are ready to have someone else listen to you as you share what you’ve learned. But can a musician’s confidence become boldness? I checked online for a comparison of the words. “As nouns, the difference between confidence and boldness is that confidence is passive self-assurance while boldness is the state of being bold; courage.” (www.wikidiff. com/boldness/confidence. Confidence vs Boldness - What’s the difference?) Victor Wooten is an American bassist. The words during his talk about confidence in music at the Berklee College of Music in Boston in 2015 emboldened a young guitarist who wrote about it later. Alper Memioglu, that young guitarist, tells of his journey in music: “Confidence is key if you want to get better at anything. Music is about writing, creating, and having fun. Focus on yourself, your progress, and your own creativity. Trust me, you’ll feel a lot more confident and you’ll get a lot better!” (Memioglu, A. www. festivalpeak.com/the-importance-of-self-confidence-in-music7ae04117ef4) At a recent FBC Monday evening Bible study on Acts, we read that the Apostles spoke with confidence and that they prayed for boldness. “They raised their voices together in prayer to God. ‘Sovereign Lord,’ they said, ‘you made the heavens and the earth and the sea, and everything in them. You spoke by the Holy Spirit through the mouth of your servant, our father David. Indeed Herod and Pontius Pilate met together with the Gentiles and the people of Israel in this city to conspire against your holy servant Jesus, whom you anointed. Now, Lord, consider their threats and enable your servants to speak your word with great boldness.’ After they prayed, the place where they were meeting was shaken. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke the word of God boldly.” (from Acts 4:24-31 NIV) The Apostle Paul wrote of his own ministry to empower the church at Ephesus. “Of this gospel I have become a servant according to the gift of God’s grace that was given me by the working of his power. This grace was given to me to bring to the Gentiles the news of the boundless riches of Christ. This was in accordance with the eternal purpose that he has carried out in Christ Jesus our Lord, in whom

we have access to God in boldness and confidence through faith in him.” (from Ephesians 3:7-12 NRSV) In just a month, the Worship Choir, the Worship Ensemble, and the Junior Disciples Choir were going to begin their in-person practices for leading music in worship this fall. During that first rehearsal for the Worship Choir, they were going to be learning the first movement of this year’s Christmas cantata: Heaven’s Child. Released in 2012, our Choir shared it in worship in December of that year. Earlier this month, I reached out to some of our musicians and asked them: “What would it be like to learn and share our cantata using distance singing?” The words of their replies were different, but each showed a strong confidence, even boldness, about the idea: “Sure, we can do that!” So this is a project that we have begun. Confidence/Boldness/Courage. How do we do it? I have recorded all of the piano parts for the nine songs in the cantata. I have recorded myself conducting them. And we are making recordings of each of the parts of the music so that YOU can sing WITH them! Soon there will be compiled videos with a voice singing soprano, alto, tenor, or bass with waving arms (mine) and the accompaniment for you. I have music for you and a performance CD to assist in your learning. And we have skillful, patient folks to show you how to make your recordings. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN JOINING US? Please email me for more information. Confidence and boldness. We sing about them, and the words of the songs give us courage. The spiritual song “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)” has inspired us as we worship, both in our services before this pandemic and since. In June this year, our FBC Redlands Worship BAND (Building Affinity Notwithstanding Distance) inspired us by sharing it. May these words support you these days. “You call me out upon the waters - the great unknown where feet may fail. Your grace abounds in deepest waters; Your sovereign hand will be my guide. So I will call upon Your name and keep my eyes above the waves. When oceans rise, my soul will rest in Your embrace: For I am Yours and You are mine.” (From the album Zion; lyrics by Joel Houston, Matt Crocker, and Salomon Lighthelm; 2013)

by Pastor Nick Quient

“A Prayer for Students and Teachers and Parents” Loving God, thank you for teaching us. You give us wisdom now to help us in the future. We are grateful for this time in which we may grow in faith, friendship, and the love of Jesus. We pray for all students in our community. Thank you for their curiosity, hope, and kindness. Help our students to listen for your voice, as they explore Scripture and seek to live what they believe. We pray for all teachers. Thank you for giving them dedication, experience, and insight. Sustain them by your Spirit with creativity, patience, peace, and joy. We pray for all parents and families who are adjusting to new ways of learning during this time. We pray for endurance, patience, and enjoyment. May your Spirit move in fresh and joyous ways. Continually guide and bless all parents, families, and the whole congregation throughout this year. We ask this in the name of Jesus, who asked and answered many questions and taught us all many things. Amen. —Adapted from Discipleship Ministries of the United Methodist Church

C hildren ’s ministry

coming soon

CHILDREN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL KICK-OFF OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL WALL The phrase “kick-off” usually means the start of something like a game or an event. But it can be used as a phrase to push away from. Like swimmers who kick away from the side of the pool wall to start another lap. Teachers are kicking away from the side of the pool figuratively. They are choosing to kick off in a forward direction knowing that they have completed the laps of learning a new technological teaching method and a matching way to communicate while on-line. Swimming laps takes effort. Similar to teaching, one must literally pull yourself through a substance (water) that is resisting that energy by using your back and arm muscles and the kicking power of your legs. Teaching is hard exhausting work so let us keep our teachers in prayer over the coming months. A new Church education “Kick off” is going to require energy and effort this Fall. We have a forward direction and an attainable goal but it is going to require strong strokes to organize and propel forward. Here is what we are planning for the children. Children’s Sunday School will be hosted at 4:00 pm each Sunday on-line in a Zoom format. All children, toddlers through Junior Disciples, will gather initially together for an opening time (perhaps including a sing-a-long with Jonathan and the Bible story video). After around 15 minutes the age groups of toddlers, preschoolers, early elementary and Junior Disciples will break out in their zoom groups each hosted by an adult teacher. We will enjoy the Bible story of the week and a discussion (15-30 mins.) The duration will depend on the age. If the Junior Disciples want to play a game, we can extend their time. I will continue to send a weekly packet home with the link to the full video, crafts and family activities. In the past “kick-offs” required initial effort but once the classes began it took on a movement of its own. Just like propelling oneself through water, our Christian education will require energy and effort in the form of technological and biblical curriculum research, trial and creativity. With God’s help and your patience we will grow together in the love and knowledge of the Lord this pandemic season.

Blessings, Pastor Cheryl

missions

Worldwide Prayer Concerns

“But recall those earlier days when, after you had been enlightened, you endured a hard struggle with sufferings, sometimes being publicly exposed to abuse and persecution, and sometimes being partners with those so treated.” –Hebrews 10:32-33

LEBANON

internationalministries.org In August, a massive explosion in Beirut caused extensive damage across the city, including hundreds of deaths, thousands of injuries, and countless families losing their homes. Daniel Chetti, who works at the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary, and his wife Sarah were safe at home, but saw and heard the explosion from six miles away. Sarah directs a ministry to migrant domestic workers called INSAAF. Their offices, on the 8th floor of a building in downtown Beirut, had windows blown out and door frames torn from the hinges. Likewise, other Lebanese Baptist partners report damage to their buildings, but are thankful that many of their personnel were not harmed. Our Baptist partners in Lebanon ask us to remember them in prayer. Pray for those who have lost homes and loved ones. Pray for doctors and all who are helping care for those who are injured. Pray for government leaders to act responsibly as they work to manage disaster relief. Pray for the Church as it reaches out to comfort and aid those affected. (Relief efforts in Lebanon can be supported financially through giving to One Great Hour of Sharing.)

PUERTO RICO Pray for our friends and partners in Puerto Rico. As Hurricane Isaias swept through the Caribbean in late July, Puerto Rico experienced power outages and flooding. They were already dealing with the economic fallout from the lack of tourism due to COVID-19. Pray also for the general election in November to go smoothly, as the primary election in early August was marred by problems at so many polling places that it was suspended and resumed several days later. Pray for people there to experience God’s peace and provision.

IraQ www.persecution.org and www.persecution.com Pray for northern Iraq, where fighting between Turkish and Kurdish forces have forced many to flee their homes and farms. Christians in this area had been forced to flee in 2014 when ISIS came through the region. While some had returned, this has displaced them again. Pray for provision, wisdom, and guidance for these families as they try to decide what to do next. Pray also for those in other parts of northern Iraq who are trying to restore their homes that were damaged by the military struggles. Pray for peace in this region.

- Jonathan Peske If you have information to share about the persecuted church or news from the mission field, please share it with Jonathan Peske.

fe l l ows h ip

Dear fellow members, The Gregory Legacy Funds Subcommittee is looking for your input! The committee is tasked with identifying $100,000 in local projects and $20,000 in global projects that our church can help fund through our Gregory Legacy Grants. Before we try to decide on specific ministries to receive money, we wanted to hear from the congregation about the major categories and issues that we should be looking to address with these grants. That will help us narrow things down from the vast list of worthy causes around us to a more focused set of key priorities that will guide us as we move forward in this process. We’ve already met with some of the existing small groups within the church, but we wanted to offer the entire congregation two different opportunities to give their input in open Zoom meetings. These meetings are accessible by phone, smartphone, or computer. The first was at at 2:00pm on Sunday, August 23. The second will be at 7:00pm on Wednesday, September 9. We are offering multiple meetings to allow for everyone to have an opportunity to attend one, but since each meeting will be similar in format, it’s only necessary to come once. In addition to these input meetings, you can share your ideas through an online form or by emailing Gregory@FBCRedlands.org.

Please pray that some common priorities will emerge through these input meetings. Our current plan is to be able to share these common priorities at our October congregational meeting, along with how we plan to move from that list of priorities to identifying specific organizations and making grant recommendations. It may be possible that we can bring these grant recommendations to the congregation at our January Annual Meeting. We invite everyone to be praying and asking for guidance from the Holy Spirit about how we can best use this money to bless our neighbors near and far. JONATHAN PESKE is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: FBC input meetings Join Zoom Meeting: https://bit.ly/2CFIbDJ Meeting ID: 968 9643 4980 Passcode: 7933289 Or call in by phone to

(669) 900 9128 (San Jose)

(253) 215 8782 (Tacoma)

Meeting ID: 968 9643 4980 Passcode: 7933289

Virtual Dessert Contest Sponsored by the Diaconate Commission

We’re sad that the annual FBCR Pie Contest couldn’t happen this year, but we are hopeful that this fun alternative will help us continue the fun in a safe manner this year. Create your favorite dessert, it could be a pie, a cake, a selection of cookies, a crisp or anything else. Take a photo of it and email by Saturday, September 12 to: fbcrdiaconate@gmail.com (please only use this email address for the contest, not for contacting the church). If you wish to include a recipe or a video of you making the desert, we would appreciate it. The recipes and videos would be shared when the winners are announced. The Diaconate will add your photo to the contest and open up congregation-wide voting from September 18-21. Winners will be announced during the service on September 27.

Gregory Legacy Grants Project In our July quarterly business meeting we voted as part of our Gregory Legacy Grants Project to send gifts of $25,000 and $20,000 respectively to Second Baptist Church of Redlands and to Rainbow Acres of Camp Verde, AZ, (a Christian residential community for special needs adults). Here are their letters of thanks: ~ On behalf of the Board of Trustees, it is with deep appreciation that Rainbow Acres acknowledges your recent donation in the amount of $20,000.00 for Learning Center Renovations Funds specifically given for Worden Taber Center Patio. Projects such as this play an important role in assisting Rainbow Acres to fulfill its mission. Rainbow strives to constantly upgrade its program services and improve its quality of care for the very unique individuals entrusted to us. Innovative programming provides opportunities for the Ranchers to achieve their full potential, and the nurturing of loving staff provides a safe and comfortable home. Our thanks go out to you for this donation and the investment it represents in the lives of our Ranchers (residents). We will do our utmost to make sure it is money well given.

It is with great joy and holy surprise as we received the most generous gift of $25,000.00 via the Arthur Gregory family. Both of our churches have been enriched and blessed the past 130 or so years through the Late Arthur Gregory. As we are excited preparing for our 128th Church Anniversary, we are committed to ongoing Kingdom fellowship with you, our sister Church, and with our City and with vision of our ancestors “to usher in the Kingdom of God on earth.” We will be praying about how best to use these special funds to bridge the gaps between churches in our city and to bring about racial reconciliation and healing. Like FBC we have a rich history and a bright future. We will let you know how we have chosen to plant this seed for the Kingdom of God. May the Lord bless you and keep you in this crisis time in our nation. In His Eternal Plan, Pastor Anthony W. Green, Senior Pastor Bishop Dr. Jackie L. Green, Executive Pastor Second Baptist Church of Redlands

For the Ranchers, Gary W. Wagner President and CEO Rainbow Acres (Handwritten) This has been one of the Ranchers’ greatest needs! Thank you so much!

Dear FBC Family, Thanks to God and Lord and your prayers, calls and cards, I’m finally getting close to recovery after nearly three months since my hip surgery. Knowing that you were praying for me gave me the strength through difficult nights when we received little help due to the COVID-19 virus, and then no more physical therapy. Thanks to Jonathan Peske, I’ve heard the Sunday services, and am receiving Josh’s texts. Thanks again, and blessings to all, Marcie Meek

News HAPPY september BIRTHDAYS TO... 1 Tim Lowe

26 Hillary Aguirre

3 Kathy Economen

26 Art LLewellyn

4 Mark Carpenter

27 Michael O’Neal

4 Sabrina Chenevert

29 William Jones

8 Connie Chambers

29 Matthew Winter

Welcome to

FALL KICK-OFF

Date: Saturday, September 12th

9 Jeffrey Kirkpatrick

Time: @5:30-6:30pm

13 Tammy Herron

Zoom ID: 892 738 4265

15 Patricia David

Zoom Password: 1526

20 Vicky Miller 21 Mary Jane Auerbacher 22 Abraham Nelson 23 Carolyn Codd 23 Don Forden 23 Dwanna Runner 24 Christina DeRoulhac

Submissions for the Tapestry should be sent to tapestry@fbcredlands.org by the 15th of each month. The Donation Center of Family Service is accepting FOOD and HYGIENE items only. No clothing or household goods. All nonperishable items are welcome especially pasta, pasta sauce, macaroni and cheese, and pancake syrup. These items can be dropped off at Family Service, Monday-Friday @ 9:00AM - 4:00PM.

YOUTH HOPE NEEDS: Canned meat Peanut Butter Chicken Jelly Canned goods Cereal Rice These can be dropped off at Youth Hope Redlands: 1175 W Redlands Blvd, Redlands, CA 92373

Greetings, First Baptist! Although we have gathered in spirit through this time, we think we have neglected a distinctive aspect of our Baptist identity— eating together! So we are going to try something new: a Zoom BBQ time together on a Saturday afternoon, where we eat and laugh together, and see what God is doing through First Baptist coming year. Our dinner time will officially begin at 5:30pm on Saturday, although if you are grilling and cooking and want to spend some time together in that process, you are more than welcome to hop into Zoom early to spend that time together. After our opening prayer, we will eat and spend our time together, and then watch a short presentation about our future classes! Our schedule (“menu for today”) looks something like this: •

5:15 - 5:30: cooking time, optional for all

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5:30 - 5:35: getting everyone logged into Zoom

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5:35 - 5:40: prayer/ welcome

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5:40 - 6:20: we feast in our breakout rooms together • Table mix-up for fun

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6:20 - 6:30: brief presentation on the classes and events coming up in 2020-2021

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6:30 - 6:35: goodbyes/ final prayer and blessing

For further details, email Pastor Nick.

Pray for Iraq

Pray for those in Poverty

affected by fires

8 p.m. Bible Study for College Students

22 Pray for Puerto Rico

8 p.m. Bible Study for College Students

Pray for families who have lost loved ones

8 p.m. Bible Study for College Students

8 Pray for Patience

8 p.m. Bible Study for College Students

Tuesday

7 p.m. Executive Council online 8 p.m. Bible Study for College Students

28 Pray for the A.V. Team 29 Pray for those

- Vitrual Dessert Contest Voting -

7:30 p.m. Young Adult Fellowship

7 p.m. Acts: Going Deeper

7 p.m. Acts: Going Deeper 9 a.m. Sunday School classes online (check with leader) 7:30 p.m. Young Adult 10:15 a.m. Worship online Fellowship (tinyurl.com/FBCRedlands) 11:30 a.m. Zoom Church Fellowship 4 p.m. Children’s Sunday School

27 Pray for Courage

9 a.m. Sunday School classes online (check with leader) 10:15 a.m. Worship online (tinyurl.com/FBCRedlands) 11:30 a.m. Zoom Church Fellowship 4 p.m. Children’s Sunday School

Pray for Anxiety

Pray for Rest

7 p.m. Acts: Going Deeper

14 Pray for Compassion for our opponents

7:30 p.m. Young Adult Fellowship

Pray for Introspection

- Labor Day -

7:30 p.m. Young Adult Fellowship

7 p.m. Acts: Going Deeper

7 Pray for Postal Workers

Monday

9 a.m. Sunday School classes online (check with leader) 10:15 a.m. Worship online (tinyurl.com/FBCRedlands) 11:30 a.m. Zoom Church Fellowship 4 p.m. Children’s Sunday School

Sunday Pray for Wisdom

30 Pray for Recovery

Pray for Safety at Schools

7 p.m. Youth Group online

6:30 p.m. “Corner Booth” Class online (check with leader)

Pray for Safe Travels

7 p.m. Youth Group online

6:30 p.m. “Corner Booth” Class online (check with leader)

Single Parents

17 Pray for

7 p.m. Youth Group online

6:30 p.m. “Corner Booth” Class online (check with leader)

7 p.m. Youth Group online

6:30 p.m. “Corner Booth” Class online (check with leader)

23 Pray for Local Outreach 24

Pray for those with Mental Illness

Pray for Firefighters

Pray for Health Care Workers

Thursday Pray for Students Abroad

Pray for Church Leaders

Pray for Inspiration 6:30 p.m. Jesus According to Scripture

- Vitrual Dessert Contest Voting -

6:30 p.m. Jesus According to Scripture

18 Pray for Minorities

6:30 p.m. Jesus According to Scripture

Friday

Pray for Steadfastness

Pray for Kick-Off Saturday

7 a.m. Walking for the Health of It

26 Pray for Reconciliation

- Vitrual Dessert Contest Voting -

7 a.m. Walking for the Health of It

19 Pray for Lebanon

- Kick Off Saturday -

7 a.m. Walking for the Health of It

Saturday

September 2020

Wednesday

Due to current need to “Shelter at Home,” all in-person meetings are either canceled or moved online.

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