CLAREMONT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Easter Sunday
April 16, 2017
9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
As we quietly prepare for worship:
 Assistive listening devices and large print
bulletins are available from an usher.
 Large print bulletins also available at
claremontumc.net/Newsletters/.
 *Indicates invitation to stand as you are able.
 Children are always welcome in worship;
should you need it, childcare is offered during
worship.
 UMH is The United Methodist Hymnal.
 TFWS is The Faith We Sing.
The Order of Worship
WELCOME
PRELUDE (music that leads us into worship as God’s people)
Toccata for a Festive Day
The Circuit Ringers
*GREETING
Leader: Christ is risen!
People: Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Douglas E. Wagner
*THE PROCESSIONAL HYMN
“Christ the Lord Is Risen Today” verses 1-4
Please rise at the organ’s introduction; everyone sings.
Christ the Lord is risen today, Alleluia!
Earth and heaven in chorus say, Alleluia!
Raise your joys and triumphs high, Alleluia!
Sing, ye heavens, and earth reply, Alleluia!
Love’s redeeming work is done, Alleluia!
Fought the fight, the battle won, Alleluia!
Death in vain forbids him rise, Alleluia!
Christ has opened paradise, Alleluia!
Lives again our glorious King, Alleluia!
Where, O death, is now thy sting? Alleluia!
Once he died our souls to save, Alleluia!
Where’s thy victory, boasting grave? Alleluia!
Soar we now where Christ has led, Alleluia!
Following our exalted Head, Alleluia!
Made like him, like him we rise, Alleluia!
Ours the cross, the grave, the skies, Alleluia!
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UMH No. 302
*CALL TO WORSHIP
Leader: Open wide the way to renewed life
that all may enter and give thanks to God.
People: Our prayers are answered,
for God is our salvation.
Leader: Christ is risen!
People: Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Leader: This is Love’s doing;
it is marvelous in our eyes.
People: This is the day that God has made;
let us rejoice and be glad in it.
Leader: Christ is risen!
People: Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia!
inspired by Psalm 118:19-24
*THE PEACE
Leader: The peace of Christ be always with you.
People: And also with you!
Greet one another in the name of Christ.
Join back together when the hymn begins playing.
*HYMN
“Hymn of Promise” verse 1
In the bulb there is a flower; in the seed, an apple tree;
in cocoons, a hidden promise: butterflies will soon be free!
In the cold and snow of winter there’s a spring that waits to be,
unrevealed until its season, something God alone can see.
UMH No. 707
PRAYER FOR EASTER DAY please be seated.
Thank you, God, for Easter.
Thank you for every Easter egg and chocolate bunny
that remind us of new life.
Thank you for Easter clothes and Easter brunches
that are the signs of celebration.
We thank your Son for all he did for us.
We shall live our lives
remembering and honoring him for giving his life for us.
We thank you for raising him as a promise that death
is the end of a chapter, not the end of the story.
Thank you for sharing your life with us
and making us Easter people. Amen!
SCRIPTURE READING
Isaiah 65:17-25
Kathy Black
Old Testament pg. 696 (blue) pg. 851 (red)
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ANTHEM
“Thine is the Glory”
The Sanctuary Choir and the Jazz Trio*
arr. Laura Harrison
SCRIPTURE READING
John 20:1-18
New Testament pg. 114 (blue) pg. 140 (red)
Leader: The word of God for the people of God.
People: Thanks be to God.
ANTHEM
“Joyful Alleluia”
The Women’s Chorus
arr. Linda Spevacek
MOMENTS WITH CHILDREN
*HYMN
“Christ Is Alive”
Christ is alive! Let Christians sing.
His cross stands empty to the sky.
Let streets and homes with praises ring.
His love in death shall never die.
Christ is alive! No longer bound to distant years in Palestine,
he comes to claim the here and now
and dwell in every place and time.
Not throned afar, remotely high,
untouched unmoved by human pains,
but daily, in the midst of life, our Savior in the God-head reigns.
In every insult, rift, and war,
where color, scorn, or wealth divide,
he suffers still, yet loves the more, and lives though ever crucified.
Christ is alive, and comes to bring
good news to this and every age,
till earth and all creation ring
with joy, with justice, love, and praise.
SERMON
UMH No. 318
Pastor Mark Wiley
“Easter without Fanfares”
EASTER AFFIRMATION
Leader: On this glorious day of Easter,
we affirm our faith as Easter people.
We promise to live as followers of the Risen Lord.
People: We believe in Easter:
that the stone was rolled away;
that the tomb was empty;
that the grave clothes were left behind;
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that Christ is among the living, not the dead.
We believe in Easter:
that light shall vanquish the night;
that truth shall overcome deception;
that love shall triumph over evil.
We believe in Easter:
that winter’s bareness becomes spring’s new life;
that iris and daffodils grow from frozen earth;
that a caterpillar’s death produces
a butterfly that soars.
We believe in Easter:
that funeral marches are not the last songs;
that funeral wreaths become Easter bouquets;
that funeral eulogies become toasts of celebration.
We believe in Easter:
that those who have died in Christ
are alive with Christ;
that nothing, not even death, can separate us
from the love of God in Christ;
that in God’s love we shall live eternally.
We believe in Easter:
that Christ was risen;
that Christ appeared to the disciples;
that Christ shall appear to us;
that Christ is risen! Alleluia. Amen.
CALL TO PRAYER
(9:00 a.m.)
“Hymn of Promise” verse 2
There’s a song in every silence, seeking word and melody;
there’s a dawn in every darkness, bringing hope to you and me.
From the past will come the future; what it holds, a mystery,
unrevealed until its season, something God alone can see.
(11:00 a.m.)
“The Trumpet Shall Sound” from The Messiah
Matthew Cook, soloist
UMH No. 707
G. F. Handel
PRAYERS FOR THE WORLD AND THE PEOPLE OF GOD (prayer list on pg. 7)
THE LORD’S PRAYER (Former Methodist Church from UMH No. 895)
Our Father (or Mother, Abba, God, Creator), who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our
daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against
us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the
kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.
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OFFERING OUR GIFTS, TITHES, AND PRESENCE/PRAYER CARDS
Please sign the attendance card found in this worship guide. Write prayer requests on the
reverse side, and place the card in the offering plate.
OFFERTORY
“Easter People, Raise Your Voices”
Laura Harrison, soloist; the Jazz Trio*
*OFFERTORY HYMN standing; everyone sings.
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;
praise God, all creatures here below:
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Praise God, the source of all our gifts!
Praise Jesus Christ, whose power uplifts!
Praise the Spirit, Holy Spirit!
Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
arr. Dr. Laura Harrison
UMH No. 94
*OFFERTORY PRAYER
*HYMN
“Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise”
Hail the day that sees him rise, Alleluia!
To his throne above the skies, Alleluia!
Christ, a while to mortals given, Alleluia!
Reascends his native heaven, Alleluia!
There the glorious triumph waits, Alleluia!
Lift your heads, eternal gates, Alleluia!
Christ hath conquered death and sin, Alleluia!
Take the King of glory in, Alleluia!
See! the heaven its Lord receives, Alleluia!
Yet he loves the earth he leaves, Alleluia!
Though returning to his throne, Alleluia!
Still he calls the world his own, Alleluia!
See! he lifts his hands above, Alleluia!
See! he shows the prints of love, Alleluia!
Hark! his gracious lips bestow, Alleluia!
Blessings on his church below, Alleluia!
*BENEDICTION
Leader: Go now to love and serve a living God.
Go in peace. Alleluia! Alleluia!
People: Amen. We go in the name of Christ.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
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UMH No. 312
POSTLUDE (music that helps us make the transition to serve the world)
An Easter Alleluia
Enrico Bossi
(You are encouraged to be seated as the cross recesses, and listen for how the Spirit
touches us through music. We understand if you must quietly leave. Go in peace.)
*Music license available in the church office.
WE ARE GLAD YOU ARE HERE! Claremont United Methodist Church is a welcoming and
reconciling congregation, affirming its ministry with the whole family of God regardless of
age, race, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, economic situation, or
marital status. Claremont United Methodist Church believes its diversity is a blessing
through which persons are strengthened to love and serve.
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WE ARE GRATEFUL for the ministry of the musicians of the jazz trio, Josh Nelson,
piano; Edwin Livingston, bass; Aaron Serfaty, drums.
Sunday services are usually recorded on CD each week; donation per CD is accepted. Thank you!
Large Print Bulletin available ONLINE at http://claremontumc.net/Newsletters/.
Wi-Fi ID: C.U.M.C.3 and password: cumcmain. Remember your attendance card.
OUR PRAYERS
PLEASE keep the church office updated on your loved ones.
NEW TO THE PRAYER LIST: Mili Dawai; Victims of Bombing at Coptic Cathedral in Egypt; Victims of Shooting at San Bernardino Elementary School; World Council of Churches Countries of
the Week: Belarus, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine.
THE FULL PRAYER LIST, including those who are unwillingly absent, can be found at http://
claremontumc.net/Newsletters/WINDOW/TheWindow_2017-04-05.pdf, pages 2-3, or you may
wish to pick up a copy of the latest issue of The Window from the Narthex.
TODAY AT CUMC
ACOLYTES: (9:00) Gabby Campo-Poe, Jonah Tharpe, Nora Logsdon, Olivia Delgado,
Ethan Rincon, Brianna Incontro
(11:00) Tamara Holstrom, Nora Logsdon, Kareen Holstrom, TJ Holstrom,
Soheyl Alobaidi, Sajjad Alobaidi
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Easter Designated Gifts
Our appreciation to those who have given in the spirit
of Easter to the following funds: the Kimball Boyd
Coburn Ministry, Pastor’s Discretionary Fund, Refugee
Resettlement Fund, and the Lord’s Pantry (Homeless/Hunger Fund).
Given by:
Don & Pam Bell
In Memory of:
Parents: Teeta & Dick Bell, Ken
& Verna Neptune
Grant Cavena
Family Members
Donat A. Dawes and Cheryl I.
Dawes
Peggy Harshman
Omar Lee Hartzler
Deceased Family Members
Russ Johnson
My husband, Ralph; and son,
Keith
Bill McAfee, Jr.
My brother, William
David, Tanda, Jeffrey
Evelin & Milton Rogers; Marian
& Melvin Rutledge, Our
parents
My niece, Leslie
Jinrong Huang
Mary Cavena
Bill & Betty Clements
Maisie Dawes
David Harshman
Dorothy Hartzler
Henry Jefferson
Ginny Johnson
Audrey Lightbody
Ward & Lois McAfee
Wilma McLeod
Wilma Ogle
Bob & Ethel Rogers
Connie Shoemaker
Butler Wang
Given by:
Lee Boss
Marian Brown
Bill & Betty Clements
Becky Dornon
Audrey Lightbody
Gerry Loritsch
Alex & Martha Morales
In Honor of:
My family
Ashraf Naji
Family Members
Eleanor Dornon
My daughter, Joyce
My children & grandchildren
Pastor Mark & our wonderful
CUMC Staff
My church family
Good Works
Jenny Teresi
The Tipping Family
Given by:
Jean Bogus
Bob & Laura Fukada
John & Laurel Wetzork
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Easter Lilies & Spring Flowers
Our appreciation to all who helped adorn the church with
Easter Flowers for the Easter Sunday worship services. If
you have ordered a potted Easter Flower, you may pick
it up after the 11:00 A.M. worship service today.
Given by:
Martha Bellinger
In Memory of:
Ray, Cora, & Mary Bellinger, my
parents & sister
Jean Bogus
Charlie, on the 14th anniversary
of his passing
Dick & Pam Bunce
Our Loved Ones
The Cadman Family
Jane Cadman
The Campo-Poe Family
Pam Luedeke (Lisa’s mom);
Mike Bailey (Lisa’s dad); Ana
Campo (Jackie’s grandma)
Joan Casson
My husband, Jack
Savannah Chalifoux
My Husband, Ralph Chalifoux,
and all of my departed friends
Kimball, Cyndee, Courtnee, & Haylee Coburn 3 Amazing Women—Nan,
Mommaw, and Granny
Bette Corner
David Martin
Maisie E. Dawes
Lois A. Dawes; Astley Leslie
Ed & William Fonda
Cathy Fonda, Will’s mom
Ed Fonda
Mary Fonda, Ed’s mother
Wanda Fonda
Julia & Renolds Cairncross,
beloved parents of Wanda
Barbara Hanser, Katie & Nora Logsdon
Mary Wrather
David Harshman
Peggy Harshman
Dorothy Hartzler
Francis & Lucile Jones
The Lanesskog Family
Robert & Dorene Waite
Lauren MacDonald Cassatt
Forrest & Helen MacDonald;
Cameron MacDonald
Dean McVay
Rev. Myron Dawson; Maida
Dawson; Lorna Dawson; Mary
Dunham; Kenneth Dunham;
Winifred Dunham; Floyd
McVay; Esther McVay; Nala
McVay; Daisy McVay
Don Moser
Patricia Moser
Wilma Ogle
David, Tanda, Jeff
Jose Rodriguez
Jose Rodolfo Rodriguez (father)
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Given by:
Bob & Ethel Rogers
In Memory of:
Evelin & Milton Rogers;
Marian & Melvin Rutledge,
our parents
Fred & Larry Dyson; Don &
Mary Sheldon
Toni Shimer
Frank Shoemaker
David Ogle, Jeff Ogle, Tanda
Pratt, Col. Albert Rodriguez
My daughter, Kris Ann
Jinrong Huang
Bruno Wetzorke
Nancy Peters
Dora Yeager; Bill Charlton
Linda Sheldon
Eliot Shimer
Connie Shoemaker
Jenny Teresi
Esther Trickett
Butler Wang
Laurel & John Wetzork
David & Sally Wishart
Howie Yeager
Given by:
Lee Boss
Dick & Pam Bunce
Savannah Chalifoux
In Honor of:
My family
Our Grandchildren
My family and Ruby
Richardson
Our parents
Phyllis W. Dawes
My family
Our CUMC family
Our Family
The Barretts
Jenny, Allison, John, Noah;
and Our Pastors
With love, Grandma and
Grandpa; and Memere and
Pepere
Kathryn Shoemaker
Miriam Smith
Wilma Ogle, John & Allison
Rodriguez, Noah Rodriguez,
Steve, Joanna Ethan, &
Leah Schaefer
Katie Ledsinger, your gifts
All who fought in wars, our
veterans
Alfred Cramer & YouYoung Kang
Maisie E. Dawes
Sharon Estrada
Terry & Carolyne Givens
Renee Johnson & Deborah Gunnels
Don Moser
Wilma Ogle
Kevin, Cari, and Luke Roy
Connie Shoemaker
Rev. Dr. Dale Smith
Jenny Teresi
Dick & Maralyn Tipping
Laurel & John Wetzork
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USHERS:
(9:00) Sue Carlisle, Dave Little, Guy Steenhuizen
(11:00) Mary Hoffman, Robin Rhodes
GREETERS: Savannah Chalifoux; (9:00) Anita & John Zachary; (11:00) Marian Brown
SOUND:
Abraham Alobaidi, Aaron LaConte, Nancy Makunga, Joseph Makunga, Brett
O’Connor, Darryl Richardson
COFFEE FELLOWSHIP is between the 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. worship services, hosted this
morning by Curt, Pearl, and Emily Viggers. Please come and connect over a cup of
Equal Exchange Fair Trade coffee, tea, or lemonade.
FRAGRANCES IN CHURCH (Men and Women): Please be mindful that someone near you
may be asthmatic or have chemical sensitivities. We ask you to avoid wearing strong
smelling cosmetics, as they may trigger a terrible reaction from others. Thank you!
Children’s Ministry TODAY:
 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Worship, Children in preschool and older are invited to
remain in worship with their families.
 CUMC Kids Choir will NOT meet today, but come back NEXT Sunday, April 23 from
10:50-11:20 a.m. in Room 10.
 The Gathering, a group for parents/caregivers/families will NOT meet today. Come
back on Sunday, April 23 and meet on the Volleyball Lawn (behind the sanctuary) at
10:50! Together we’ll fellowship, eat, chat…discuss…lament…. COME (whether or
not you have children in the Kids Choir). Child care provided for preschool children at
this time.
Contact Sara Swift Tharpe: [email protected] or (336) 354-8194.
Easter Egg Hunt
TODAY, April 16
between the 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. worship services
All kids are invited to join in the fun of
CUMC’s Easter Egg Hunt.
Gather on the lawn above the patio between worship services. For our youngest egg
hunters, we’ll have a smaller, calmer egg hunt in the nursery play yard. Come ready to
search, gather, share, and have lots of fun as we celebrate the blessing of new life.
Love to extend hospitality? Consider greeting before worship or serving coffee and
refreshments following worship. You only need to bring yourself—everything else is
provided! It is a great way to meet new people and reconnect with each other. Please
sign up on the board in the Narthex.
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Youth Group: Jr. & Sr. High (6th-12th grade)
NOT meeting until after Easter.
We’ll have more information about what to expect coming up.
Questions? Contact Rev. Martha: [email protected] or (909) 732-8499.
ADULT MINISTRIES & FAITH FORMATION All are welcome!
The Growing Christians Class will NOT meet this morning so all can celebrate Easter
with loved ones. Class resumes next Sunday, April 23 at 11:00 a.m. in the Round
Building. The class will take part in the Reconciling sponsored lunch and program on
the Foothill AIDS Project. See the insert for more information. All are welcome!
The Boosters Class will NOT meet this morning so all can celebrate Easter with loved
ones. Class resumes next Sunday, April 23 at 10:45 a.m. in the Round Building Rec.
Room. All are welcome!
Reading the Bible Together, a weekly Bible study, led by the Rev. Martha Morales,
will not meet this week, Wednesday, April 19. Class resumes Wednesday, April 26 at
10:00 a.m. in Room 2. All are welcome!
Book Group: Meets again on Monday, April 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the Narthex.
Susie Holway will lead discussion on The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead.
All are welcome! Please come, even if you are not able to finish the book. Contact:
Peggy Williams & Wilma McLeod
Men’s Enrichment Group meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. The next meeting will
be Wednesday, April 26, at 8:00 a.m. in the main dining room at Mt. San Antonio
Gardens in Claremont. Start with breakfast (optional, $5), followed by individual
sharing and a group discussion on the book Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White
by Adam Hamilton. Contacts: Ron Harrington, Carl Williams. All men are welcome!
“Seeking God in Life Transitions,” an eight-week study that equips participants to
respond when faced with expected and unexpected life-changing events, led by Paula
Hui. Join us for the introductory session at Paula’s home in Claremont on Wednesday,
May 3 at 6:30 p.m., or Friday, May 5 at 9:30 a.m., to view “The Best Exotic Marigold
Hotel.” We’ll consider the film in new ways, so come even if you have already seen it.
At those gatherings we will decide whether to meet Wednesday evenings or Friday
mornings for the rest of the study. For more information, contact Paula Hui
[[email protected]].
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WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
Claremont UMC has an Active LGBTQ Fellowship, and you are invited to attend! Our
fellowship includes not only LGBTQ persons, but also their family members and friends.
We meet for lunch at a local restaurant after church on the third Sunday of each month.
Our business meetings are the first Sunday of each month after church at 11:00 a.m.
For more information, feel free to contact Martha Bellinger, [email protected],
(909) 973-7391.
Claremont United Methodist Church is a Stephen Ministry
Congregation. If you’d like to know more about Stephen Ministry, or
if you’re interested in receiving the care of one of our Stephen
Ministers, please contact Annabel Unland, [email protected] or Martha Morales,
[email protected].
The United Methodist General Commission on Religion and Race is seeking to fund
innovative and bold initiatives that will support vital conversations and invite United
Methodist Churches and other UMC entities to apply for funding to disrupt xenophobia
and racism, and enhance cultural diversity and systemic equity. Further details and a
link to learn more about the GCORR action Fund Grant can be found on claremontumc.net. A list of past topics and topics that will be addressed in GCORR’s 2017 Vital
Conversations series, can also be found on the website. Visit http://www.gcorr.org/
vital-conversations/ for more information.
UPCOMING EVENTS
To celebrate Easter, the CUMC office will be closed Monday, April 17. The church
office will open at 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, April 18.
Whatever Wednesdays! resumes this week, April 19
Come from 4:00-5:30 p.m. in the Narthex for whatever!
It could be anything...Games! Art! Yoga! Drumming! Drama! Improv!
You won’t know unless you come! Children preschool age through 7th grade welcome.
Special activities for Pre-K kids from 4:15-5:00 p.m.
Contact Sara Swift-Tharpe at (336) 354-8194 or [email protected] for more info.
Parents Night Out!
Friday, April 21 ~ 6:00-9:00 p.m. ~ Round Building
Would your children enjoy a night of fun that you don’t have to plan? Would you like
an adult evening out (or in)? Then, join us!
We will have tacos (& all the trimmings), play Steal the Bacon, and have lots of fun!!
*Please RSVP with Sara by April 19: [email protected] or (336) 354-8194.
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Temple Beth Israel Presents in Commemoration of Yom HaShoah
(Holocaust Remembrance Day)
Sunday, April 23, 4:00 p.m. at Temple Beth Israel, 3033 N. Towne Ave., Pomona
A staged reading of excerpts from Night, Elie Wiesel’s powerful retelling of his personal
experience during the Holocaust, featuring religious, civic, and institutional leaders of
our local community, along with Holocaust survivors and members of the 2nd and 3rd
generations. ALL are welcome! No admission charge.
For more information, contact Temple Beth Israel, [email protected] or (909) 6261277.
The 2017 Agenda for a Prophetic Faith Lecture Series:
Lecture 5: Sunday, April 23, 7:00 p.m.
Claremont United Church of Christ, 233 W. Harrison St., Claremont
Mike Kinman: “Property, Slavery and the Gospel of Economic Growth”
Tickets: $15 at the door, or online at the link below (click on the big blue “Tickets
available” button).
For more information, visit http://www.agendaforapropheticfaith.com/.
You’re Invited to Visit El Faro: the Border Church
sponsored by the Missions Commission
Sunday, April 30th
The mission of El Faro is to give glory to God through worship at Friendship Park, the
historic binational meeting place on the US/MX border. We will leave from the CUMC
parking lot at 9:30 a.m. and will return by 4:30 p.m. If you would like to go, contact Al
Streyffeler, (909) 621 1087 or [email protected]. We are also looking for a van
and someone to drive to take this group to the border. Contact Al if you can help.
SAVE THE DATE! Katie Ledsinger Recital
Sunday, May 7 at 3:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary
Details to come! We hope you can make it!
Membership Exploration Class
Tuesdays, May 23 and 30 at 7:00 p.m. in the Narthex
Are you interested in learning more about this church and the United Methodist
Church? Thinking about becoming a member of CUMC? You’re invited!
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THIS WEEK AT CUMC
Sunday, April 16, 2017
Easter Sunday
8:45a-12:30p Infant and Toddler Care—Room 3
9:00a
Worship–Sanctuary
10:00a
Easter Egg Hunt—CUMC Lawns/Play Yard
10:00a
Coffee Fellowship—Patio and Narthex
11:00a
Worship—Sanctuary
Monday, April 17, 2017
CUMC Office Closed ~ Easter Observance
1:30-4:00p
Stephen Ministry—Round Building
6:15p
Al Anon—Room 11
7:00p
Finance—Narthex
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
9:00a
Round Building Walk Through
1:00p
Uncommon Good Immigration Task Force—Round Building
7:00p
Church Council—Round Building
7:00p
Odd Tuesday Music Jam—Room 10
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
9:00a
The Window mailing—Narthex
4:00-5:30p
Whatever Wednesdays—Sanctuary, Narthex, Patio
5:00-7:00p
Youth Theater Works Rehearsal—Sanctuary & Narthex
6:30p
Women’s Alcoholics Anonymous—Room 11
8:00p
Gay Men’s Alcoholics Anonymous—Room 11
Thursday, April 20, 2017
11:45a
Worship Design Team—Pastor Mark’s Office
5:30-7:00p
Youth Theater Works Rehearsal—Sanctuary & Narthex
6:00p
Circuit Ringers Rehearsal—Room 11
6:30p
Hope: Grief Support Group—Round Building
7:30p
Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal—Room 10
Friday, April 21, 2017
6:00-9:00p
Parents Night Out—Round Building
Saturday, April 22, 2017
10:30a
7th Day Adventist Worship & Study—Rooms 11 & 16
Sunday, April 23, 2017
United Methodist Women Sunday
9:15a-12:00p Infant and Toddler Care—Room 3
9:30a
Worship–Sanctuary
9:50a
Children’s Sunday School
10:30a
Coffee Fellowship—Patio and Narthex
10:45a
The Boosters Class—Round Building Rec. Room
10:50a
CUMC Kids Choir Rehearsal—Room 10
10:50a
The Gathering—“Volleyball” Lawn
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11:00a
The Growing Christians Class—Round Building
11:00a
Lunch & Program: Foothill AIDS—Round Building
4:00-8:00p
Girl Scouts—Narthex
7:00p
Agenda for a Prophetic Faith—Claremont United Church of Christ
Deadline: The Window articles, May 3 issue
www.claremontumc.net ~ [email protected]
Office: 909-624-9021 Fax: 909-624-7308
Toll Free: 1-844-251-6335
211 W. Foothill Blvd., Claremont, CA 91711
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