CONNECTIONS Connecting People With God and His Family Getting to Know NEWS Our Pastor... October 2010 newsletter publication of the Archbold Evangelical Church It is a strange thing to have to write about yourself. It’s almost like I am setting up an online profile for a dating agency. But I am not! I married my high school sweet heart upon my college graduation from Taylor University. We have one child [son Alexander Boyd, born 12/30/08] with another child [we are going to be surprised as to the gender, much to the chagrin to my wife who would love to decorate the nursery in either pink or blue rather than the neutral yellow but she likes surprises as much as I do] on the way due late October. We try to make it back up to our home town about every two months where both of our families still reside, a small town just north of Grand Rapids, Michigan. When we do make it up there our parents do what all good grandparents do: spoil their grandchildren. I love doing many things but if I was going to narrow it down I would have to say that my hobbies include: reading, writing, hiking, canoeing, playing basketball, wrestling with my son, doing home projects that my wife wants done, playing boards games, running, watching football, traveling, and sitting at a café with my wife asking her all sorts of questions, oh, and running a chainsaw. There aren’t many things I dislike but I have noticed some: out of all the food I have tried in my life I have a total of eight things that I will not eat, I don’t like me or my son wearing pink, I don’t like shopping but will suffer through if for my wife, and I don’t like receiving buckeyes from Ohio State fans [I am a wolverine at heart but I root for the Big Ten]. Some things that most people don’t know about me are: I have a crooked mouth, my 6 front top teeth are fake, and I cry at chick flick’s. I’ve had some great jobs in the past. In high school I worked as a lifeguard. During the summers when I was in college I worked concrete construction, pouring curbs and fixing cracked cement patios. The greatest summer job I have ever had was I served as a White Water River Raft Guide at a camp in Northern California. Not only have these jobs shaped me but I was able to travel a great deal in college. I studied abroad for a semester in Lithuania. While over there I was able to travel all over Europe as well as travel to Moscow and St. Petersburg, Russia. I also joined a European traveling basketball team while over there that also afforded me to travel and experience many things. As I said already, I truly enjoy reading. And while it would be very difficult for me to give my favorite book or books, I will tell you what I have read for fun in the past six months: The Bondage of the Will by Martin Luther; A. Lincoln by Ronald C. White, Jr.; Have a little Faith by Mitch Albom; The Prodigal God by Timothy Keller; Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing; Fatherhood by Bill Cosby; Ghost Soldiers by Hampton Sides; Same King of Different as Me by Ron Hall and Denver Moore; John Adams by David McCullough; Lost at Sea by Patrick Dillon; Night by Elie Wiesel; Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis; The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. And if I was going to pin it down to one verse that I run to most it would be Isaiah 66:2b, “This is the one I [the Lord] esteem: he who is humble and contrite in spirit, and trembles at My Word.” A close second would be Galatians 1:10, “Am I now trying to win the approval of men, or of God? Or am I trying to please men? If I were still trying to please men, I would not be a servant of Christ.” Recently though, I have truly been changed by a passage that I have been meditating on and have memorized: 2 Peter 1:3-11. It starts off with, “His divine power has given us everything we need for life and godliness through our knowledge of Him who called us by his own glory and goodness…” And all I can say is that it gets better from there. That’s a little bit of who I am… Pastor Jesse Kahler ike a L Racing River Side In COVER ~ Getting To Know Our Pastor PAGE 2 ~ Like A Racing River ~ Fall Frenzy PAGE 3-5 ~ Boards, Appointments, Volunteers PAGE 6 ~ What’s In A Name? ~ Jubilee Gang PAGE 7 ~ Library News ~ Leadership Team Communications PAGE 8 ~ Women’s Bible Studies ... I think, at this time of year, about our children going back to local schools and to college. They go with the flow, like a racing river. They encounter obstacles and with each one, they gain strength to overcome the rocks and rough places. Help is there just for the asking. God’s love follows them from morning through the night. Our prayers sustain them. These children are our future. Pray for them, write to them, encourage them. “LIKE A RACING RIVER” The beginning of life is a head water, Small, though carrying a strong current, it flows. It pulses, as a heart beats in a newborn, Continuing to a destination no one knows. Every day obstacles fill this flowing stream. Strength comes as we hurdle over every object. Some days rage builds as this small stream widens. Overflowing it’s banks with unforseen shadows, it connects. We flail around, calling for help. At times the water engulfs us with fear. Our calls are answered when an arm reaches out. Our God is always near. A pool of comfort lays patiently waiting. An oasis is reached with time. Fear subsides as we moor our vessel And from the turmoil we climb. Life starts as a small stream Which runs into a racing river, flowing fast. Time, with God’s help, heals the rushing current. He consumes the rage and calms the soul at last. by Marla J. Starry F all Frenzy Connecting People With God and His Family ... Saturday, October 30 5:30-7:30 PM Come as a family and bring your friends, neighbors and children of all ages for a great time! Food, inflatables and CANDY!!! 2 Ch LEADERSHIP TEAM (Shaded Area) Administrative Board: Andy Brodbeck, Chr., '13 Doug Bernath, Secretary, '11 Doug (Kathy) Rupp, Treasurer, '12 (Mark Wanemacher, Elder Chr., '12*) (Wayne Gropp, Executive Pastor) Board of Elders: Mark Wanemacher, Chr, '12* Kent Juillard, '13 Dave Nafziger, '12 Gordon Schumacher, '11* Dan Stuckey, '13 Ned Wyse, '11 (Jesse Kahler, Senior Pastor) Ministerial Staff Jesse Kahler, Senior Pastor Wayne Gropp, Executive Pastor Trey Sonnenberg, Pastor of Youth Ministries Deb Neuenschwander, C.E. Director Nancy Wyse, Worship Coordinator Staff Mark Stuckey, Facility Manager Financial Secretary Allan Kinsman, '11 Assistant Treasurer Jared Diller, '13 Restorative Prayer Ministry Bonnez Beck Tim McQuade Jill VanDeusen Norma Woolace Board of Human Resources (Doug Bernath, Secretary, Chr., '11) Judy Rand, '11 Lori Yoder, '11 Dean Andres, '12 Julia Rupp, '12 Scholarship Committee Doug L. Rupp, (Treasurer) Chr. '12 Lou Moody, '10 Gene Rupp, '10 Mike Childs, '11 Deb Nafziger, '11 (Jesse Kahler, Staff Rep) * Serving second term, ineligible for re-election ( ) Serving by virtue of office BOARD OF FELLOWSHIP AND APPOINTMENTS Women's Ministry Kathy Burnett Ladies Aid Shirley Lersch, Chr., '11 MOPS Rachel Williams, Co-Coor. Kim Garrow, Co-Coor. Men's Ministry Prime Time Ministry Leland/Delores Good Roy/Marlene Rozell Phyllis Short Jeff/Rebecca Smith Martha Wyse Virginia Wyse Board of Fellowship (Shaded Area) Don Meck, Chr. '11 Marilyn Kinsman, '12 Brad Rupp, '13 (Gordon Schumacher, Elder Rep.) (Wayne Gropp, Staff Rep.) Comfort Ministry Marilyn Kinsman, Chr. Larry/Jo Falcusan Sharon Frey Alexa Lambright Jeff/Melodie Rupp Rex/Dorothy Short Martha Wyse Service Ministry Steve/Chris Rupp, Chr. Mark/Jackie Ballmer Larry/Sharon Frey Jan Litogot Jim/Rosie Rupp 3 Cafe Ministry Larry/Eileen Baus, Co-Coor. Phil/Deb Grieser, Co-Coor. Doug/Karla Ball Shawn/Amy Beaverson Rhonda Burris Ron/LuAnn Fielitz John/Ronda Lovejoy Dan/Angela Riegsecker Loren Roth Julie Stuckey Kim/Karin Weldy Visitation Ministry Brad/Julia Rupp, Chr. Sybil Richardson Richard/Betty Riegsecker Mary Ellen Stuckey Family Life Ministry Varies Board of Worship (Shaded Area) Todd Kindinger Chr., '11 Sarah Kinsman, '12 Nancy Roth, '13 (Dave Nafziger, Elder Rep.) (Nancy Wyse, Sec., Staff Rep.) Instrumentalists Sunday Morning Keyboard: Marv Burnett Percussion: Pete Cousino Guitar: Morgan Cody, Brian Scott, Seth Yoder Bass: Alex Roth, Philip Roth, Steve Zaborniak Pianist: Rosemary Fisher, Vicki Gramling, Beverly Nelson, Nancy Roth, JoAnne Rupp, Nancy Wyse, Lori Yoder Sunday Evening pianist Mary Ellen Stuckey Song Leaders Sunday AM: Dan Borton, Orval Grieser, Sue Neff, Dan Yoder Sun. PM: Charles Rupp Ensemble Members Sue Neff Bev Nelson Randy Ridley Dan Yoder Worship Team Members Cameron Bible Brenda Canada JoAnn Cousino Dawn Gerig Anne Kindinger Todd Kindinger Jennifer King Sarah Kinsman Linda Marihugh ( ) Serving by virture of office. BOARD OF WORSHIP AND APPOINTMENTS Welcome Center Early Service Shonna Holland Ruthann Rupp Donna Sauder Wendell/Margaret Sutton Pam Wanemacher Late Service Rhonda Burris Leland/Deloris Good Melody Grime Maryann Rupp Norma Woolace Reception Ministry Early Service Les/Sharon Gericke Merle/Shirley Klopfenstein Gerda Krueger Shirley Lersch Larry/Suzie Rupp Rex/Dorothy Short Roger/Brenda Short Martha Wyse Ned/Sandy Wyse Virginia Wyse Late Service Brenda Oyer Doug/Karla Ball Doug/Lori Bernath Mike/Brenda Canada Jeff/Lori Coressel Mark/Melody Grime Todd/Shelley Grosjean Brent/Shonna Holland Dana Keyes/Presley Cook Steve/Tina Lange LaRoy/Jill Martinez Don/Jane Meck Randy/Linda Ridley Dick/Betty Riegsecker Gretchen Turnwald Max/Pat Yoder Usher Ministry Early Service Brendan Steider, Cap. Mark Ballmer Kyle Brodbeck Keith Buehrer Jared Diller Jim Hartman David Lovejoy John Lovejoy Rodney Rupp Tom Sandy Tyler Short Tracy Zuver Late Service Keith Rupp, Captain Rod Cheney Tim Fidler Ben Kohler Chris Lee Don Meck Kevin Miller Randy Rufenacht Steve Storrer Shawn Stuckey Parking Ministry Dean Andres Doug Bernath Andy Brodbeck Kyle Brodbeck Mike Childs Phil Grieser Jim Hartman Roland King Lynn Kinsman Dirk Krueger David Oyer Brad Rupp Lee Sauder Jeff Smith Brendan Steider Tom Warner Max Yoder Rick Yoder Projector Scott Burris Jodi Figgins Mark Grime Steve Lange Mike Lovejoy Sound and Recording Jeff D. Rupp, Dir. Jon Lugbill Jared Wanemacher Video Technician Tracy Zuver, Coordinator Drama Ministry Donna Kinsman Worship Planning Committee Orval Grieser Betty Sauder Nancy Wyse BOARD OF MISSIONS AND MINISTRY AND APPOINTMENTS Fairlawn Haven Reps. Joan Aschliman, '10 Sam Oyer, '11 Wayne Rupp, '09 E. Dean Short, '10 Mennonite Central Committee Rep. Mark Stuckey, '10 Mennonite Disaster Service Rep. Dave Lersch, '10 Salem Ranch Rep. Phil and Sue Lange, '10 Sunshine Children's Home Rep. TBD, '10 Coverall Ministry Coordinator TBD, '10 Board of Missions & Ministry (Shaded Area) Mark Wyse, Chr., '11 Jodi Sandy, '12 Mark Grime, '13 (Kent Juillard, Elder Rep.) (Wayne Gropp, Staff Rep.) ABBA (Adoption) Ministry Tony Gericke Dawn Lantz Doug L. Rupp Jay Tingley College Support Ministry Jane Meck 4 Overcomers Outreach Ministry June Rupp Nancy Fluckinger Nancy Myers Betty Riegsecker Bruce Rupp Phil Short Wendell Sutton Respect Life Ministry Dan Borton Randy Ridley Gently Used Ministry Sue Lange, Coor. Health Ministry Rosemary Fisher 5 Sunday School Teachers Beginner 2 & 3 Mike & Katie Whiteman Beginner 4 & Pre-K Melodie Rupp Kelli Tuckerman Kindergarten Kim Roth Danielle Rupp Grade 1 Jane Meck Chrissy Stuckey Grade 2 Tracy & Lisa Zuver Grade 3 JoAnne Rupp Grade 4 Jeff Neuenschwander ( ) Serving by virture of office. Sunday School Teachers Grade 5 Tim & Lori McQuade Dallas Rupp Grade 6 Allan Kinsman Steve Rupp Young Adults Dave & Deb Nafziger Dan & Julie Stuckey Called & Accountable Rich Young Ladies Bible Study Kathy Link Shepherd's Crossing LaRoy Martinez Bible Study Kent Juillard Any Adults Nancy Roth Bruce Rupp Duaine Snyder Ages 75+ Chuck Lawrence Randy Ridley Small Group Leaders Zach Bly Jay & Megan Burkholder Chris Rupp Luke & Janessa Stuckey Tara Wyse Quiz Coaches Linda K. Rupp Larry Wyse Aroma Melanie Fidler Rich & Jill Young High School Leaders Small Group Leaders Grace Andres Ian Cody Jodi Figgins Miles Figgins Rosemary Fisher Roland King Andrew Litogot Small Group Leaders Michael Lovejoy Braydon Meck Hanna Meck Katherine Moody Shannon Storrer Quiz Coaches Alive JoAnn Cousino Jeff Coressel Steve Rupp Cameron Bible (Worship) Junior High Leaders (shaded) Grade 7 & 8 guys George Jelen Grade 7 & 8 girls Karla Ball Sandy Wyse Grade 9-12 Trey Sonnenberg Ned Wyse Youth SS Teachers George Jelen, Sec., '11 Megan Burkholder, '12 Rick Yoder, '13 (Trey Sonnenberg, Staff Rep.) (Dan Stuckey, Chr., Elder Rep) Bus Ministry Tom Rupp, Chr. Rex Short Parking Lot Ministry Mark Ballmer, Chr. Mike Aeschliman Board of Trustees (Shaded Area) Tom Warner, Chr. '11 Rodney Rupp, '11 Brent Holland, '12 John Lovejoy, '12 Dirk Krueger, '13 Jeff D. Rupp, '13 (Mark Stuckey, Staff) BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND APPOINTMENTS Coordinators: Dawn Lugbill, JoAnne Rupp, Deb Neuenschwander Drivers: Doug Ball, John Lovejoy Worship Leaders: Ben & Rebecca Kohler Drama: Donna Kinsman Support: Karla Ball, Doug & Lori Bernath, Mark & Melodie Grime, Kathy Rupp, Chrissy Stuckey Special Needs: Sherri Brodbeck, Lisa Cheney Pre-K: Esther Rettig, Julie Stuckey, Kelli Tuckerman Kindergarten: Tracey Gericke, Lovina King, Dawn Lantz Grade 1: Kathy Burnett, Tammy Junk, Alexa Lambright, Ric Nelson Grade 2: Mike & Danielle Childs, Larry & Suzie Rupp Grade 3: Andy Brodbeck, Lori Coressel, Tammy Miller, Jeff Neuenschwander Grade 4: Lynn Aschliman, Angela Riegsecker, Randy Rufenacht, Carleen Wyse Grade 5: Deb Buehrer, Ben & Rebecca Kohler, Chris Lee, Loren Roth, Lori Yoder Grade 6: Sabrina Grisier, Brent & Shonna Holland, Bruce Rupp, Reba Wyse Board of Student Ministries Children's Church 1st Service Amy Krueger Natalie Short Kris Warner Childcare 2nd Service Jay & Megan Burkholder Denise Knisely Heather Krajkarski John Mitchell Betty Riegsecker Keith & Lyndsey Rupp Susan St. John Jason & Katie Wanemacher Cradle Roll/Bible & Rose Scheduler TBD, Coor. VBS Leadership Team Shannon Borton Rebecca Kohler Renee Lovejoy Kim Roth Lori Yoder Discipleship Coordinator Betty Riegsecker BOARD OF DISCIPLESHIP AND APPOINTMENTS BOARD OF STUDENT MINSTRIES AND APPOINTMENTS Children's Choir 3-5 JoAnne Rupp Library Shirley Juillard, Chr. Marcia Cody Vicki Gramling Bridget Rupp Faith Rupp Jeanette Rupp Rebecca Smith Laurie Storrer SS Secretary/ Treasurer Neil Rupp Steve Storrer, Asst. Children's Choir K-2 Lori Yoder,Sec., '11 Steve Rupp, '12 Kathy Link, '13 (Deb Neuenschwander, Chr. Staff Rep.) (Ned Wyse, Elder Rep.) (Wayne Gropp, Staff Rep.) (Shaded) Board of Discipleship Connection Club What’s in a Name? ... A series on the names of God What’s in a name? When a couple becomes aware of a pregnancy, their thoughts turn to the selection of a name for their child. Usually there are many factors which influence their choice. The surname is the name passed on from generation to the next. Those are the names that distinguish our heritage. Those are also the names that sometimes provide the basis for jovial discussion. The most common such name in Northwest Ohio is “Rupp.” The more pertinent issue for the moment is “Does GOD have a name? If so, what is it?” For the answer to this question, we turn to Genesis chapter 1:1: “In the beginning GOD created the heavens and the earth.” The word translated GOD is “ELOHIM.” There are various opinions as to the root of the word. Many believe that it is derived from the shorter word “EL.” This word El is translated “GOD” some 250 times and frequently in circumstances which especially include the great power of God. Thus, from its derivation and usage, ELOHIM seems to express the general idea of greatness and glory. The idea of creative and governing power, of omnipotence and sovereignty, is clearly evident. How appropriate that it should be used here in Genesis chapter one to reveal God Himself -- bringing cosmos out of chaos, light out of darkness, habitation out of desolation, and life in His image. There is still one other striking peculiarity about the name ELOHIM. It is the usual Hebrew ending for all masculine names in the plural. It is especially noteworthy that it should reflect the Trinity -- Father, Son and Holy Spirit. With Elohim, the plural form teaches us that no finite word can adequately convey the idea of the infinite personality or the unity of persons (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) in the Godhead. In the beginning GOD (ELOHIM) created the heavens and the earth. The chapter ends (Genesis 1:31) “GOD (Elohim) saw all that He had made, and it was very good. And there was evening, and there was morning -- the sixth day. Thus the heavens and the earth were completed in all their vast array.” His name is ELOHIM. Often the marvels we see in creation prompt us to worship. This theme is repeated throughout Scripture: “The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament shows His handiwork.” (Psalm 19:1) - By Charles Rupp ent! Ev Live Action un, extreme f d games! e t s a l b e adrenalin WHO: Kids and Parents WHERE: Archbold Evangelical Church WHEN: Wednesday, October 27, 6:45-8:15 PM WHAT: High energy multi media event for the entire family! 6 L ibrary News... New to our Library: Parents, here is a list of new children books that you can find in •A Little Princess in the Making: A our church library. These books plus many others can be an Royal Guide to Becoming a excellent resource to help you in teaching your children spiritual Girl of Grace by Emilie Barnes concepts and character traits. •My ABC Bible Verses: Hiding God’s Word in Little Hearts by Susan Hunt •I Am Loved: Celebrating God’s Each page has a Bible verse, story, Incredible Love For You (God’s Let’s Talk and Let’s Pray section. Little Princess) by Sheila Walsh This book would make a great •I Am Amazing: Because God Loves devotional. Me (God’s Mighty Warrior) •Family Bible Story Book: Mighty Acts by Sheila Walsh of God by Starr Meade •A Little Hero in the Making: Good After each Bible story there are Manners for the Young and discussion ideas “As for Me and Brave at Heart by Emilie Barnes My House...” L eadership Team Communications... LAFAYETTE STREET EXTENSION Since it has been determined that the LaFayette Street extension will be moving forward, we have had discussions with the Village of Archbold engineering office concerning the curb cuts for a future drive from our parking lot to LaFayette Street. Although the decision to put in the drive has not yet been made, these curb cuts will be put in as the street is developed. NEW CHURCH SIGN The construction of the new church sign has been completed. The electronic portion of the sign, which will allow us to put messages as well as other graphics on it, will be utilized in the near future. This will be a great asset in our communication efforts to the community. ARCHBOLD SCHOOLS WIND TURBINE The Archbold Planning Commission approved the proposed site for the wind turbine for the Archbold Schools. The proposal now goes to the Village Council for approval. FEC (FELLOWSHIP OF EVANGELICAL CHURCHES) PASTORS SUMMIT The senior pastors, along with one associate pastor from each of the forty four FEC churches, will be meeting together on September 27 and 28 in Peoria, Illinois. The purpose of the summit is to pray and seek God’s direction as they discuss, discern, and develop unity for the vision of FEC (Vision 20/20). Please pray for Pastor Jesse and Pastor Wayne as they prepare for and attend this Summit. 2011 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING The date for the 2011 Annual Business Meeting has been set for 7 May 15. Several new ideas have been discussed for the format of this meeting but nothing has been finalized at this point. CHURCH BUILDING USAGE GUIDELINE UPDATES “I don’t attend this church, but I think that allowing people to walk in this building is a wonderful thing.” So said one of the “walkers” who uses our church building to exercise. Through making this building broadly available we are inviting people on the first steps of a spiritual journey to know and trust in Jesus Christ and to walk with Him through life. Because this building is entrusted to us to use effectively for ministry, we want to manage it wisely. We want everyone who uses the building to be warmly welcomed and assisted by someone who is part of the AEC family. At the same time the church leadership is concerned that we are able to provide a safe place for people to use. To address these concerns we will be making some changes in our building guidelines. Our first goal is to make sure that every time the building is open a trained representative of the church is available. During the normal office hours a church staff member is at the Welcome Center. After hours we look to volunteers to greet people. Right now not all the volunteer time slots are filled, so our second goal is to fill every slot. In the near future, the hours the church building can be open will depend on the availability of Welcome Center volunteers. Soon after you read this, we will be making any necessary adjustments to our hours. If you can give a few hours a week or a month, you will have an important part in helping to keep the building open. Please call the church office at 419-445-5661 to volunteer for this ministry opportunity. W omen’s Bible Studies Anne Graham Lotz Beth Moore Sunday Mornings: 9:45-10:45 AM Beginning October 3 Monday Evenings: 7:00-9:00 PM Beginning October 18 To Live Is Christ: The Life and Ministry of Paul by Beth Moore provides personal study experience five days a week for 10 weeks on the life and minisry of Paul, the Apostle to the Gentiles. Paul served faithfully, loved heartily, and demonstrated what it means to die daily, crucified with Jesus Christ. Join Beth Moore in a journey to discover a greater appreciation for his unflagging faith and undying devotion to servanthood. I Saw the Lord by Anne Graham Lotz is an eight week study in which, awardwinning author Anne Graham Lotz along with pastor Crawford Lorritts and author Henry Blackaby share their insights on revival lessons from Scripture, showing you how you can experience an authentic, deeper, and richer relationship with God. Come and Worship! Kay Arthur Tuesday Mornings: 9:00-11:00 AM Beginning October 19 Childcare provided Return to the Garden: Embracing God’s Design for Sexuality by Kay Arthur is a six week study on the honest, redemptive call to recognize and return to God’s standards for purity. Kay’s straightforward lessons from Scripture focus on love, sex in marriage, purity, modesty, and examples of how men and women should relate to each other. These timely messages are for women, whether married or single, mother or daughter. Senior Pastor: Jesse Kahler Executive Pastor: Wayne Gropp Associate Pastor of Youth Ministries: Trey Sonnenberg Director of Christian Education: Deb Neuenschwander Worship Coordinator: Nancy Wyse Administrative Assistant: Buffie Vereecke Receptionist: Linda K. Rupp Sunday School 9:45 AM Sunday Worship 8:30 and 11:00 AM Sunday Evening 7:00 PM Junior High Quiz (5:30 PM) High School Quiz (5:30 PM) Evening Service High School Aroma Wednesday Evening 6:45 PM Junior High Alive Connection Club Wednesday Evening 7:00 PM Adult Bible Study Worship Teams High School Small Groups Discipleship Alive Ministry for Guys and Gals Archbold Evangelical Church 705 Lafayette Street Archbold, OH 43502 Facilities Manager: Mark Stuckey Custodians: Phillip Lange, Virginia Wyse Administrative Board: Andy Brodbeck, Chairman Doug (Kathy) Rupp, Treasurer Doug Bernath, Secretary Mark Wanemacher, Elder Chr. Board of Elders: Kent Juillard Dave Nafziger Gordon Schumacher Dan Stuckey Mark Wanemacher, Chr. Ned Wyse Bulk Rate Mail Non-Profit Permit #14 Postage Paid 43502 Address Service Requested 419-445-5661 Church Office Hours 8:00 - 5:00 Monday - Friday ... We have several Women’s Bible studies here at the church. Please join us for one of them!! Sign up at the Welcome Center for the Monday evening and Tuesday morning Bible studies. 8
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