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Canby United Methodist Church
March, 2010
Monthly Newsletter

From the Pastor's desk....

Lent provides us with a time of prayer and reflection on who we are as individuals and as the collective people of God.

To help us do this I want to invite you to join me at noon, Monday through Thursday, each week until Easter for prayer in the sanctuary here at CUMC. I also invite you to come on Wednesday evening at 6:15 pm. Now I don’t expect all of you to come to all of these, but hopefully, you will be able to make one or two times a week for time away from the hectic life we live and time to be with God and Jesus.

Canby United Methodist Church has a Mission Statement which it seems is little known or understood by the leaders or congregation.  Therefore, the Church Council this month voted to go ahead with a mission study in the weeks ahead to involve the congregation in a discernment process to evaluate the current statement and revise it if necessary with the hope that it will be a more meaningful document for CUMC.

The present Statement reads:

Canby United Methodist Church is a diverse group of believers…Praying for God’s will; listening for the Holy Spirit; and seeking to follow the way of Christ. We are called to glorify God; to use our talents to serve others in family, church, community and world; to be a supportive fellowship seeking to grow spiritually and to share the teachings of Jesus Christ through our thoughts, words, and actions.

This issue was raised in the last session of the class on Positive Conflict and Right Relationship that were held in January for the leadership and membership of CUMC.

What is mission? Mission is what God is calling us to be. It is our reason for being. It should reflect our key concerns for ourselves, our church, and our culture here in Canby, OR.

What is vision? Vision is what we believe God wants us to emphasize and accomplish in the next 3 to 5 years. What should we do? What should we look like? How will we be different?

Our process will be one of discernment of who we are, who we should be, and how to we achieve our mission and vision? It is truly a time to be thinking outside the box and outside the building, and outside our property.

As we proceed with this process I hope all of you will be in prayer about it and become involved fully in the process so that what results with truly be the sense of mission and ministry for CUMC over the next 3 to 5 years. 

Shalom,

Pastor Bill  

 March 2010 Sermon Schedule

March 7th
Third Sunday in Lent
"Views from the Cross: Don't Tear It Up!"
John 19:24

March 14th
Fourth Sunday in Lent
"Views from the Cross: Leaving is Loving"
John 19:26

March 21st
Fifth Sunday in Lent

"Views from the Cross:  It Is Finished"
John 19:30

March 28th
Passion/Palm Sunday

"Views from the Cross:  Triumph Before the Fall"
Luke 19:38

Photo courtesy of John Baker, The Canby Herald,,
Canby, OR; www.canbyherald.com


In Ministry With You...

I will have a new job come July 1. As most of the clergy know, I expected this to be the case. I just did not expect it to be this job. I fully expected to return to the ministry of local church pastor. The bishop (and God?) had other plans. As of July 1, I will be appointed to the job of Assistant to the Bishop assigned to the Western District. There will be more of this job title to come, as the bishop assigns each of the Assistants a particular specialty to be shared across district lines. I am already envisioning my 8x10 business card! There is not an official job description yet. However, this was announced as a glimpse of things to come:

A team of excellent leaders will assist the Bishop, coaching pastors and church leaders toward health and vitality, equipping them for relevant ministry with, and to, their communities in new ways. These Assistants to the Bishop will hold pastors and churches accountable to living into the vision of healthy, vital congregations.

My friends, I am not sure exactly how this is going to look as we enter our seventh year together. What I do know is this:

•    God is with us! I have been so surprised to witness the Holy Spirit in such powerful ways in this job! I have witnessed the Holy Spirit provide the right pastor for the right church; enable many of our congregations to reach out beyond their walls to provide mission and ministry in life-giving ways to the community; inspire clergy and laity to work together in new ways that have led to both numeric and spiritual growth; and provide hope and new energy when the spirits of a congregation were flagging.

•    We have a wealth of talent and leadership among the laity and clergy of the Western District. Every one of our congregations has the potential to be a blessing to its community.

•    I am very excited to have some more time to partner with and walk alongside the clergy and laity of the district as we look together at what it means to be a healthy, vital congregation in the 21st century. I already have my new favorite book on this - more about this later!

Please know that I am so grateful to God for the continued opportunity to be . . .

In ministry with you, 

Kate Conolly, Western DS


Daylight Savings Time Begins

Sunday, March 14th!


SPRC Sends "Care" Package to Drew

As you may know, Canby United Methodist Church is sponsoring Drew Frisbie in his seminary program at Drew University in New Jersey.  He has been studying there since this past fall, and SPRC promised him a "care" package when we sent him off.  Several of the committee members put together an assortment of goodies and shipped them off to Drew to show him we are thinking of him as he continues his studies.  If you would like to send him a card of encouragement and friendship, his address is:

            Drew Frisbie
            DREW-CM 661
            P.O. Box 802
            Madison, NJ 07940-0802

Jill Kahle, Chair


Trustees Announce New Slate of Officers

The Trustees are pleased to announce their new slate of officers:

Co-Chairmen - Sid Brown and Del Hildreth
Recording Secretary - Jan Whitcomb
Finance Rep - Bill Leigh
Agent of Record - Tim Raney

Please contact one of these above officers if you need to bring something before the Trustees.   

Recent agenda items discussed include:

Hot water leaking problem; possible replacement of one of the water heaters.

Tree removal bids. Five trees are to be removed and replaced with new ones.

Community garden ideas.

Selection of a team to look into replacing the window coverings that are deteriorating on
  the Territorial Road side of the church.  The preschool is also concerned about the blinds
  as the cords are a safety hazard

Continuing progress on new handicap signs for the parking lot.

The next meeting will be Tuesday, March 16, at 10:00 am.

Leta Bunnell, Chair


Finance Reporting...

January finances were very good - thank you to all as we paid all the bills and sent in $2,500 to the Conference for Ministerial Apportionment.  Let's keep up the good work in February and March!

Mark Oldenkamp, Finance Chair

Stewardship...

To build up our endowment fund each member can put in their will one simple sentence, that says, "After all my bills are paid, I want 10 percent of my estate (a tithe) to go to Canby United Methodist Church endowment fund."  The endowment fund can be used for new ministries, scholarships, maintenance, or capital needs. Please make out a will so the courts will know what you want, because the state has a will for you and you may not like it. So please make out a will.

Paul Ashton, Stewardship Chair


Membership Report....

If you have changed a home address, E-mail address or phone number, please let the church office know. I have posted a list on the bulletin board under Membership and you can make a change to the list.

Paul Ashton, Membership Secretary


UMW Welcomes Guest Speaker Helen Liere

The United Methodist Women are excited to announce their special guest speaker for the March 4 General Meeting.  Helen D. Liere will talk about a book she has written entitled:

 A Life Transformed by Accident



"Helen Liere finds out how life-changing an ordinary day can be. When returning home f
rom presenting a workshop she is nearly killed after being hit head-on by an out-of-control pickup truck. This is her inspiring true story of recovery and transformation."  You won't want to miss this inspirational program!

The Executive Board meets at 8:30 followed by the General Meeting at 10:00 am and then a salad potluck.  This meeting will also include the annual program on the Call to Prayer and Self Denial.

DATES TO REMEMBER IN MARCH:

March - World Day of Prayer (church will be open from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm at CUMC and at churches all around the world.)

March 10 - Neighborly Lamplighters at Eunice Gunvaldson’s at 1:00 pm.

March 11 - Janie Byrnes at Lorraine Dworschak’s at 10:00 am.

March 14 - Potato Bar after church.

March 15 - Bertha Lee will meet at noon for lunch, place to be announced.

March 16 - Wesleyans at Leta Bunnell's at 7:00 pm.

March 28 - Coffee Hour hosts will be the Neighborly Lamplighters.


United Methodist Men

The United Methodist Men will be hosting the annual Easter Omelet Breakfast between the Sunrise Service and the Flowering of the Cross on Easter Sunday, April 4. The proceeds go to support Camp and Conference Endowments  so that children, youth, and adults will always have an excellent program. Bring your appetite for breakfast and some flowers for the cross!

Contact Del Hildreth if you are interested in joining the United Methodist Men.


Fuel Sessions

Upcoming Events:

March 5-6: B1- Hunger Awareness Event
March 14:  Family Bowling
March 28:  Fuel Sessions - "Veggin' Out"

B1- An Event to Raise Awareness about Hunger

On March 5th and 6th the youth will be setting aside time to fast and learn about how they can help the poor and needy.  We will be meeting on March 5th at 6:30pm, and going until 9:00pm on March 6th.  Anyone is invited to join us for the event, you don't have to be a youth.  Be sure to bring a cardboard box to sleep in, along with your sleeping bag and pillow.  Weather permitting, we may be sleeping outside in our cardboard boxes.  Youth should contact Daniel at 503-704-2043 or Daniel@dymco.org to obtain the proper permission forms.

Family Bowling Outing

The youth would like to invite all people of the church, young and old alike, to join us Sunday, March 14th at 2pm at Wilsonville Lanes for some good, old-fashioned bowling fun!  Meet at the church at 2 pm, and we'll head over to Wilsonville from there.  Contact Daniel Bolen by March 12th so that he can reserve lanes.

Fuel Sessions: "Veggin' Out"

The day after the mission team returns, Fuel Sessions will be meeting at our normal time of 5:00 pm.  "Veggin' Out" will be a great time for mission team members to share about the trip; we’ll kick back to watch a movie, and eat a little popcorn and ice cream!  Join us for some rest and relaxation! 

Daniel K. Bolen
Director of Youth Ministries

Daniel@DYMCO.org
(Res) 503-391-5450
(Cell) 503-704-2043

Send-off Sunday for the Mission Trip Team will be March 14

Spring break, 2010, will be the fourth year for Canby UMC to be involved in the annual mission trip to Tijuana with Keizer Clear Lakes UMC; this will be their tenth year!  There are about 23 people in total who are planning to make the spring break trek this year.  Planning meetings have been ongoing since early December and will continue up until the departure date of March 19.

The Canby church has been super supportive of the VIM team (Volunteer in Mission).  Again this year, there will be opportunities to donate to this project…cash donations for Spanish Bibles and project supplies as well as donations of food items to be taken along.  There is still time to bid on the youth who are auctioning off their time and talent to raise money for this trip.  LAST CHANCE TO BID ON ITEMS WILL BE SUNDAY, MARCH 7, WITH PAYMENT DUE NOT LATER THAN MARCH 14.  

There will also be the opportunity to send Agape notes to the team participants that they will receive individually throughout the week of their trip.  There is a box to receive these notes in the Narthex area. As a mission team participant, I can tell you that these notes are a powerful form of support for the hardworking team. 

THERE IS A COMPLETE LIST OF VIM PARTICIPANTS IN THE CHURCH NARTHEX PLEASE INCLUDE AGAPE NOTES FOR ALL ON THE LIST IF POSSIBLE!

Canby Team Members:  Robin Mello, Mark Oldenkamp, Mariah Laitinen, Laura Oldenkamp, Jimmy Striplin, Audrey Oldenkamp, Indy Striplin and Heidi Oldenkamp.

Mission Trip Needs:

8 loaves fruit/nut bread (any flavor)
3 large boxes Cheerios (regular or Honey Nut)
6 bags of assorted bagels
10 containers of assorted spreadable cream cheese (plain and flavored)
6 packages Costco-size beef jerkey

12 packages of 10 count washable markers

50 paint brushes, 1", 2" & 3" sizes, generally disposable
15 paint roller pads, medium and long nap
15 paint tray liners, disposable
6 tubes of hand cleaner for paint
2 boxes of latex gloves, medium & large sizes
1 box of 33 gallon, 36 count garbage bags
10 rolls of heavy duty, shop type (blue) paper towels
8 rolls of household-type paper towels
6 tubes of white, paintable latex caulk
2 gallons of Simple Green (or similar) general purpose cleaner

Money donations for Spanish bibles and repair supplies

Mark Oldenkamp
CUMC Mission Trip Coordinator

Time to Grow Campaign

Time to Grow is the Capital Campaign to raise funds for the camp and retreat centers of The Oregon-Idaho United Methodist Church.  When you contribute to this campaign your funds will help in multiple ways. 

  1. Special projects at each of our camp and retreat centers in OR-ID
  2. Support of a camp in Lemoa, Guatemala and Gulfside Assembly Camp in Mississippi.
  3. Secure future support for all our ministries of the Annual Conference by joining an established Foundation

There are pledge cards in the Narthex; contact Pastor Bill for further information.

A recent "Thank You" note from Reverend Bill and Joyce Hays, coordinators of Time to Grow:

Dear Rev. Bill & Congregation,

Thank you so much for inviting Time to Grow Camp & Retreat Capital Campaign to the Canby UMC.  It was wonderful to meet all of you and it was exciting to hear our Time to Grow song sung by a real choir!  Keep Time to Grow in your thoughts and prayers.  Remember, we are touching lives and making disciples of Jesus Christ through our camps and missions.

Blessings to you all

Rev. Bill & Joyce Hays

Time to Grow

541-974-7207


"Dinner & Conversation" with Pastor Bill

"Dinner & Conversation" with Pastor Bill for the month of November is:

Monday, March 1st - 5pm at Fultano's
Monday, March 8th - 5pm at Rice Time
Monday,  March 15th - 5pm at Nuevo Vallarta

Let Pastor Bill know by the Sunday before or the Monday morning of the day if you plan to attend so he can reserve a table. Come to one gathering or come to all, Pastor Bill will be happy to welcome you there.


VBS 2010 Launches June 21st - 25th

At Cokesbury's Galactic Blast Vacation Bible School 2010, our cadets will voyage into outer space praising God. Through daily missions, our kids will see space like never before, gain a new perspective on our planet Earth, and learn easy "green" earth tips they can practice at home. This cosmic combination of faith and fun will have our cadets developing a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ.

Galactic Blast VBS 2010 Praise Phrases:

Our God is wonderful!  Praise God!
Our God is incredible!  Praise God!
Our God is amazing!  Praise God!
Our God is magnificent!  Praise God!
Our God is awesome!  Praise God!

This year VBS is be co-chaired by Audrey Graham and Lynn Harrington.  They will need the help of everyone to put together one of our church’s best community outreach programs.  Be thinking how you can help in this very important mission.


Top o' the Morning to You - From Canby Community Preschool

The preschool is busy!  We are just finishing up a unit on the post office and dental health.  The children from the 4’s classes had a chance to visit the Canby Post Office and see the inner workings of the office.  They had a great time!  They all had a chance to cancel some mail and mail a letter.  It was fun and interesting.

                                   

We had a visit by the dentist, Dr. James of Wilsonville.  He has a great way of teaching the children about how to take good care of their teeth. 

We are moving into all things spring.  We are looking forward to being outside and planting and watching the season change.  This is such an exciting time of year for a preschooler.  The birth of spring is full of wonder for them.  This month we will be talking about wind, rain, clouds and trees.  And I am sure a leprechaun or two will visit us!  We will finish the month by having a visit from the Tree Lady.  She will teach us all about trees and help us make paper.  It will be a fun and jam-packed month! 

Sincerely, Teachers Andy and Anne


                                                        


 
LOVE IN THE NAME  OF CHRIST

      

 

Executive Director's Note

The past year has been a challenging one for the volunteers of Love INC,   but thanks to you all we have been able to do great things in His Name.   Our volunteers received over 2,000 calls for assistance, provided help for 640 families,   and contributed over 15,000 hours of service.    As the needs in our area grew last year, your response to them grew as well,  and for that we are grateful.    We expect the increased requests will continue, and we will need your continued support and prayers in 2010 to keep up with those requests.    

As part of our continuing effort to improve and grow Love INC ,  you can expect to see and hear more communication from us this year.  We'd also like you to help us spread the message of Love INC.   Pass along this newsletter to a friend.    If you would like someone from Love INC to come speak at your church,  let us know.    Love INC truly is a way that Christians of all denominations can work together to change the world we live in.  

In Christ,
Bill Verheggen

A Love Story

One rainy day in October, a team of eager teenagers from Westside Christian School, one of Love INC's action partners, converged upon 89-year-old Emma's overgrown, junk-cluttered property.  Caring for her developmentally-disabled adult son and her advanced age had made it incredibly difficult for her to maintain her rural property.  Much work needed to be done:  all of her bushes were overgrown, grass stood waist-high, tree debris from storms was strewn all over the property, cast-off appliances dotted the yard, and the exterior of the house was in dilapidated condition, needing scraping and new paint.  Emma was so grateful as she watched the group of about 30 hardworking volunteers hacking away at blackberry bushes, mowing down fields of grass, and piling up garbage.  For someone who had long been isolated from her community,  Love INC's work team was a true blessing. 

Current Needs

The calls to our clearinghouse to assist mothers and babies has increased dramatically in the past year.  We have outstanding requests for diapers, pack-n-plays and cribs.

If you can help, please call LOVE INC at 503-655-4223.

State Grant Received for our Home Repair Program

Our home repair ministry is seeing a boost this month thanks to a grant from the Workforce Investment Council of Clackamas County.  Under this program, we are able to put four unemployed people back to work part-time for sixty days,  helping us to respond to a growing list of requests for assistance - building wheelchair ramps, fixing rotting stairs,  replacing leaking windows,  and many other projects.  These workers in conjunction with you, our faithful volunteers are making a large impact in Clackamas County. We are still in need of volunteer drivers with trucks to help pick up building supplies, as well as additional funds to pay for those supplies.   If you can help out, contact Melissa at our offices (503)-655-4223.

Bicycles Wanted

Do you have unused bicycles or bike equipment laying around that you would like to be rid of?  The Love INC Bike Ministry, run by the Oregon City Evangelical Church, will conduct a bike drive in August.  They will accept used bikes (children's and adult's), new bike helmets, bike tools and supplies such as inner tubes and air pumps.  For more information contact Jerry Hines at 503-656-0903.  

You can find our website at www.clackamasloveinc.org


Canby Community Center Seeks Volunteers

The Canby Community Center, 555 SW 2nd Street (behind Dairy Queen), occupies the front portion of the same building that Love INC uses here in Canby. The Center is currently taking clothing of all sizes, male or female. The Center is open Mondays and Tuesdays, 11:00 am to 7:00 pm, and on Fridays from 1:00 to 7:00 pm. The phone number is 503-266-2920. For additional information, contact Del Hildreth or the church office.


BITS AND PIECES


Update on the People We Care About

Edythe Moss
would like visitors.  Please call ahead.  503/266-8755.

Ken and Lorraine Dworschak express their sincere thank you to all of you for your cards and prayers during Ken's recuperation from surgery.


Health Kits for Haiti

Thanks to all who have so generously donated items and dollars for the adult Sunday School  project to put together health kits for UMCOR.  We are still in need of three kinds of items:  large, sturdy combs (not pocket size), metal nail files or finger nail clippers, and individually wrapped toothbrushes.  We hope to complete the kit assembly by the end of the first week of March and send them off to Rose City Park United Methodist Church where the kits will be prepared for shipping to the western UMCOR supplies depot in Salt Lake City.  For more information contact Audrey Graham or Lynn Harrington.

To date, the United Methodist Church has collected over $8.5 million for Haiti relief and assembled 350,000 health kits!  Because we care, help is sent when and where it is needed.


Easter Lilies and Spring Blooms


 

Please bring either potted spring blooms or Easter lilies to decorate the church for Easter.  We'll do the same thing as in years past with people donating the flowers "in memory of" or "in honor of" loved ones.  We also would like donations of fresh cut flowers for the Cross of Flowers in the lawn.  You may bring the cut flowers in earlier in Holy week and they will be put in water for Sunday.


'Tis Tea Towel Time

The new dishtowels have arrived and are ready to be picked up for embroidering.  Please contact Barbara Brown to arrange to get yours.  We will have a lot of winter to weather through, and these towels make a great indoor project to pass the time.


Camping Opportunities

There are an enormous number of camping opportunities in our Conference for campers of all ages and all all times of the year.  Check out the schedules and registration information at www.gocamping.org.  


Thursday Night Bible Study  

For information about our Thursday Night Bible Study Group, book availability, meeting place, and time please call Mary Lou Etzel (503-266-1443) or Mary Ashton (503-266-4890).  If you love Bible study, you are welcome to join us.  We'd be happy to have you!


Cell Phone and Inkjet Cartridge Collection

The youth wish to remind everyone that they are still requesting old cell phones and empty printer ink jet cartridges to be brought to the church office for collection. They receive money from recycling these items for their various projects.

We have now switched cell phone programs from Eco Phones to CashMyPhone, because they pay more money for the same phones. The only difference is that we now need the chargers for the phones.

This program requires phones to be fully charged and able to make a test 611 call. Please include the charger for each phone so that we can charge them before we send them in.

The last batch of phones that was sent in totaled $103.00 for 16 phones. This is quite a lot more money than the other program. Inkjet cartridges will still be sent to Eco Phones.

Thank you for your continued support of the Canby United Methodist Church Youth Group in our effort to raise money for mission projects and events. The collection box is located in the church office.


Deadline Change

In order to publish "The Messenger" in a more timely manner so that is of more value to you for scheduling your month's activities, the deadline for submissions will be changed to an earlier monthly date. For the April newsletter, the deadline is Wednesday, March 24th.


Pastor Bill's Contact Info

In addition to Sunday morning, Pastor Bill will be in his office Monday through Thursday with his days off on Friday and Saturday. When there are evening meetings to attend, he will begin his day in Canby later in the day. Phone numbers: cell (503-680-1359) and home (503-255-9618).


Greeters for March

March 7 - Al & Nori Zieg
March 14 - June Nice & Betty Langdon
March 21st - Dena Kersting & Alice Messer
March 28th - Bob & Shirley Peebles

Coffee Hour Hosts for March

March 7 - Becky Gutierrez, Bob & Shirley Peebles, Keith & Nancy Murphy
March 14 - Julie Chapin, Mary Ann Brown, Laurel Nelson, Leta Bunnell
March 21 - June Nice, Del & Gail Hildreth, Robin Mello
March 28 - Neighborly Lamplighters


Calendar for March, 2010

Prayer Sessions held daily, Monday through Thursday during the noon hour and at 6:15pm on Wednesdays through Lent.


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
  1

Dinner with Pastor Bill, Fultano's @ 5pm

Church Council Mtg, 7pm

2

Prayer Mtg @ Amy Ackerman's, 1pm

3

Easter Prayer Time 6:15

Choir Rehearsal, 7pm

4

UMW Exec. Bd Mtg, 8:30am

UMW General Mtg. 10am

Bible Study, 6:30pm, location TBA

5

World Day of Prayer

Church Open from 8am to 8pm



B-1 Event to Raise Awareness about Hunger
6:30pm
6

B-1 Event ends 9pm
7

Mission Trip Mtg. @ Keizer-Clearlake, 3-5pm

8

Stand for Children Meeting, 4:30pm

Dinner with Pastor Bill, Rice Time @ 5pm

SPRC Mtg, 7pm

 

9

Prayer Mtg @ Amy Ackerman's, 1pm

10

Neighborly Lamplighters @ Eunice Gunvaldson's, 1pm

Easter Prayer Time 6:15

Choir Rehearsal, 7pm

11

Janie Byrnes Circle @ Lorraine Dworschak's, 10am

Bible Study, 6:30pm, location TBA

12 13
14

Mission Team Send-Off

Fuel Sessions, 2pm
NOTE DIFFERENT TIME!
15

Bertha Lee Circle luncheon, location TBA

Dinner with Pastor Bill, Nuevo Vallarta @ 5pm

Finance Mtg, 7pm

 

16

Trustees Mtg., 10am

Prayer Mtg @ Amy Ackerman's, 1pm

Care Committee Mtg., 2:30pm

Wesleyan's @ Leta Bunnell's, 7pm

17

Easter Prayer Time 6:15

Choir Rehearsal, 7:00pm

18

Bible Study, 6:30pm, location TBA

19

Mission Team Leaves for Tijuana
20
21

One Great Hour of Sharing Special Offering

22 23

Prayer Mtg @ Amy Ackerman's, 1pm

24

Easter Prayer Time 6:15

Choir Rehearsal, 7pm

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE

25

Bible Study, 6:30pm, location TBA

26 27

Mission Team Returns
28

Palm Sunday



Fuel Sessions 5-7pm
29 30

Prayer Mtg @ Amy Ackerman's, 1pm
31

Easter Prayer Time 6:15

Choir Rehearsal, 7pm

1  APRIL

UMW Meeting

MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE, 7PM
Communion
2 APRIL

Good Friday Choir Cantata "No Greater Sacrifice", 7pm
 
             

Worship Service, 11am
Sunday School, 9:30am (September 13, 2009 through May 30, 2010)

Alcoholics Anonymous, M-F 5:30 pm
Boy Scouts, Tuesdays, 7 pm, Fellowship Hall
Al Anon, Wednesdays, 2 pm, Library
Choir Practice, Wednesdays, 7pm, Sept. through May

March Birthdays

1st - Julene Koenig
5th - Heidi Laitinen
7th - Lee Brown & Heidi Oldenkamp
9th - Dena Kersting
10th - Lina White
11th - Gwen Schweitzer & Spencer Mar
12th - Makayla Parson
14th - Donna Jean McManamon & Jan Whitcomb
16th - Alex Baarsch
17th - Audrey Oldenkamp & Rosemary Cole
18th - Jason Munson
28th - Phil Seale


Canby United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 488
1520 North Holly Street
Canby, Oregon 97013
503-263-6419

503-266-8103 (FAX)
E-mail: canbyumc@canby.com
Pastor Bill Taylor: e-mail btaylor@canby.com


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