The Evangel September 2015
THE EVANGEL – SEPTEMBER 2015FROM THE PASTORDear friends,I trust and pray that each of you has had a Christ filled summer. Atime of soaking up the sun(SON), and sharing God’s love with all thewarm and not so warm people around you. I find myself this morning,celebrating the brisk weather and day three of the back-to-schoolroutine. I think it’s important to note that I am so thankful for our localschool systems and the amazing job they do teaching and raising ourchildren. Now let’s be honest our school system is undoubtedly thestaff and volunteers that run the building and wrangle our kids. Besure and tell them how much you appreciate the heroes in your children’s lives.One of my favorite things that I’ve learned while being a foster parent is theimportance of scaling. We can use this in lots of places in our lives, but today Iwould like to use it to talk about life’s priorities. I was always raised that mypriority should be God, family, country, and others. I am sure for some of usthose are realistically in a little different order. But when I line up Biblical values Ithink it changes a little bit. It seems if I love the Lord my God with all my heart,mind, and soul, and love my neighbor as my-self, I think God would ask for it tobe ordered a little different: God, family and others the same, and country next.Now I know this is a sensitive subject so please take this with a grain of salt So I ask myself to scale the important things in my life. What number do I placeon things on a scale from 1-10. Church 6; Work 6; School 6; Sports 3; FireDepartment 6; Care of my wife 5; Care of my children 5; Self-improvement 4;Quiet time with God 4; Creature comforts 5; Care for my neighbors 5. This is justan honest assessment of where I think I am on this scale. Each of these thingscould have a large list of sub-categories. When I do this from time to time it helpsremind me to work a little harder on the areas that I feel God wants higher on thelist. In our jobs we have a performance review, and in each aspect of our lives weshould also review. I wonder when is the last time you honestly asked yourspouse or best friend how they would rate you in these categories?Living intentionally is a Christian discipline that helps us order our lives. GiveGod the priority He deserves and continue to be certain we keep our priorities inorder! Don’t be afraid to lend time to the discipline of scaling your priorities. It willhelp you see the pitfalls you are heading for and change course before thetragedy.With Respect and Love;Your Pastor in Christ,Pastor Jason Collier
UCC RUMMAGE SALE – SEPTEMBER 3-5FREE WILL DONATIONTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 3, 8 AM – 6 PMFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 8 AM – 6 PMSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 8 AM – NOONUnited Church of Crawfordsville, 105 N. Chestnut, CrawfordsvilleACCW - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1:30 PMACCW will meet on Thursday, September 10thin the South ChurchFellowship Hall. Regular attendees are encouraged to bring a guest.Penny McCreedy will present the program; Ruth Miller is the hostess.ALZHEIMER’S FUNDRAISER/FISH FRY, SEPT, 11Friday, September 11 from 5-8 PM at the Ainsworth OperaHouse there will be a fish fry/fundraiser. As a member of theSouth Central Iowa Walk to End Alzheimer’s Committee,Tara Jenkins, with the help of her family, is hosting theevent in honor of Kerm and Quentin Jenkins as well as inmemory of victims of dementia. Rick & Randy Jenkins will cook the fish. To planfor enough food, advance donations/reservations are appreciated. Admission:Freewill donation to the Alzheimer’s Association. For reservations, donationscontact: Randy, Rick, Tara (319) 430-7345; or Pat (319) 653-8811.“THE STORY”: WORSHIP MESSAGE & STUDY- 9/13Sunday, September 13 “The Story” resumes starting with Chapter 10 “StandingTall; Falling Hard”. To own a copy of “The Story”, see Jan. ( 5 donation, if possible). Wynne and Oscar Steele will continue to facilitate ouradult Bible Study group using “The Story” materials. This group willNOT meet on Sunday, September 13 at 9:15 AM, but they WILLmeet on Monday, September 14 at 6:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall. Inthe weeks that follow, the classes are offered at two different timeseach week (Sunday mornings at 9:15 and Monday evening at 6:30).You may attend either or both. All classes will be held at the South Church. Theclasses will coincide with the sermon series. If you miss one of the classes, theDVD material is available through “rightnow MEDIA”. Contact Jan if you needaccess to the site. AND all the sermons are available the following week on thechurch website.FAMILY FUN DAY: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13Join us for a carnival on the church grounds! EVERYONE isinvited! Tickets are 2 per person and will includeeverything! There will be face painting, a photo booth, bikedecorating, sno-cones, a cake/cookie walk, carnival gamesand delicious food! More details to come! Tickets Availableafter September 4th, but you can reserve yours by calling 319-591-0745.
KIDS’ CLUB FALL SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 16Kid's Club will begin its Fall Session on Wednesday,September 16. A special ‘Kick-Off” event is planned at MarrPark beginning at 6 PM. A light supper will be served followedby a hay ride around the park. Following the Kick-off, sessionswill be held on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 PM beginning atthe South Church – pick-up at the North Church.BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR DOUG THARPE – SEPT. 20The daughters of Rev Doug Tharpe invite you to join in his 80thbirthday celebration on Sunday, September 20. Worship is at 10:45AM followed by a noon potluck. If you plan to eat, RSVP tokaril.carr@hotmail.com. Following the lunch, they will hold a time offellowship from 1 to 4 PM. This will all be taking place at St. Mark’sUnited Methodist Church in Evansdale, Iowa. The address is: 610 Evans Road,Evansdale, Iowa 50707. If you are unable to attend, but wish to send a card, hisaddress is: 21287 Birch Avenue, Dumont, IA 50625. Thank you for helping makethis his best birthday ever. Blessings – The daughters of Rev. Doug Tharpe Karil Carr, Kelly Oppelt, Karla Shea, and Krista WilsonACC GARAGE SALEThe ACC Mission Committee is planning another Garage Sale tobe held the same weekend as the Sacha Club Craft Show. If youhave household goods or clothing to donate, they will beaccepting items now. See Kathi, Judy, Brenda, or Stacy.WALK TO EMMAUSIf you wish to participate in a Walk to Emmaus, please get in touch with PastorJason. Note that the church will pay for your registration fee forthe weekend. All you need do is pack your bag and prepare tobe pampered and eat very well for the entire weekend. Men’s Walk: Thursday, Oct. 22 thru Sunday, Oct. 25 Women’s Walk: Thursday, Nov. 5 thru Sunday, Nov. 8Both will be held at Camp Io-Dis-E-Ca (Shueyville, IA).BLOOD DRIVE AT ACCThank you to everyone assisting with the August 24 blood drive. Specialthanks goes to Kathi Bean and Kim Prier who helped call everyone. A big“THANK YOU” to our set-up and snack crew: , Linda McNeil, Wayne andAnn Freyenberger, JoAnn Torpey, and Pat Jenkins. AND, “Thank YOU” toAinsworth Dairy Mart for donating ice cream for pie a la mode!! The MVRBCreported that 38 units were collected that day thus having the ability to improvethe lives of up to 152 patients and their families in both Washington County andthe surrounding region. With 11 deferrals, really 49 individuals came out and triedto save some lives. Hurray!!!! Thank you so much for your support. Jan Temple
YOUTH GROUP NEWSGet ready to Kick Off the new Youth Group year onSeptember 13th at 5:30 p.m. Kick-off is an event that signalsthe start of youth group, but is also very casual, so you caninvite PLENTY of friends!! Please RSVP yourself and thenumber of friends you plan on bringing, so we have plenty offood. We will be cooking hot dogs and s'mores over the fire,and will enjoy the company of our friends. Location will be announced when youRSVP!! Parents who are willing to provide food, drinks, games, or chaperone theevent, please contact AmySara at 319-591-0745. The event will end at 7 PM soall can get home in time to get a shower and hit the hay for the school day!In July, the students voted and committed to raising funds for their youth groupby partnering with the Ainsworth Community Church Garage Sale Committee.Students will prep, stock and serve at each garage sale during the year. Thestudents will do half the work at each sale and reap half the profits. Your activeshopping and support is greatly appreciated! Keep an eye out online and inperson for updates about the next sale!You may notice some new and interesting things on the calendar and otherplaces, regarding our student ministry and youth group. The exciting thing is thatboth The United Church of Crawfordsville and Ainsworth Community Churchhave decided to invest in students and families in their communities. What doesthat mean? What will happen now? Well, for starters, students will have theprivilege of participating in two activities each week. That means twice the fun,twice the fellowship, and twice the faith building activities!!Starting Wednesday, September 16, from 2 until 4 PM(ish), students will belounging together in the North Church Youth Room (old music room). Thisactivity is called, “The Well”, and is so named because it is designed to imitatethe setting where Jesus refreshed the Samaritan woman. All students will bewelcome here. This activity will be extremely loose and relationship based. Wewant you to come, be fed, be cared for, and feel good about being in the church.CIA Youth Group will be the continuation of our Sunday Youth Group. This iswhere we will meet, eat, pray, play, learn, grow, go, serve and swerve. Yes, Ireally said that. But seriously, this is where we are going to do more of ourSpiritual Walking. We want all students to have that all important faith formationand here’s where it will happen. CIA will meet starting September 20 from 4:306PM in the Youth Room at the United Church of Crawfordsville. All students arewelcome and encouraged to attend!THE YOUTH GROUP STAYS INTACT Please make a mental note that thisyouth group will not divide up into two separate groups. Christ Is Alive YouthGroup will remain as one unit. This may require some growth and challenges, butwe will figure it out together, as we always do!Parent volunteers are needed to support these events. If you are available onWednesdays from 2-4 PM, Sundays from 4:30-6 PM or are willing to chaperoneany of our fun events, fundraisers, or service projects (which may be at differenttimes), the please call AmySara at 319-591-0745, so she can get you connected.
OUT & ABOUT WITH THE PRESBYTERY OF EAST IADo you wish you knew more about what was happening atother churches in our area? Do you sometimes feel like youare reinventing the wheel when you plan church programs andevents? Surely someone else in Eastern Iowa hasencountered the same ideas, struggles, and questions youhave!Solution? Subscribe to the Presbytery of East Iowa’s weekly email newsletter,Out & About! Each week, the email newsletter highlights church events,Presbytery-wide happenings, PCUSA programs, and articles of interest. Anyoneis eligible to subscribe and you can opt-out at any time. To subscribe, go tohttp://eepurl.com/bsEcDX or send an email request to Lara Marsh atpresbyeastiowa@gmail.com. Please add the Presbytery’s email address(presbyeastiowa@gmail.com) to your Contacts so that the weekly email doesn’tend up in your SPAM folder. Thank you!HAWK-I (HEALTHY AND WELL KIDS IN IOWA)Hawk-I is a low-cost or no-cost insurance program for children inIowa ages 1-19. The program targets the population of uninsuredand/or underinsured children from families that basically maketoo much money to qualify for Medicaid, but not enough to beable to afford comprehensive private insurance. Example: A family of four with agross annual income of up to 73,235 can receive coverage for their childrenthrough hawk-i. The services that hawk-I covers are comprehensive. There arefew health insurance policies that will provide the degree of coverage that hawk-Iprovides. The program is either free to families with children enrolled in theprogram, or at a rate of 10 to 20 per month per child, depending on the family’sincome. Families will never pay more than 40 per month for hawk-I coverage,no matter how many children in the family receive hawk-i. Apply online atdhsservices.iowa.gov, or call 1-855-889-7985. Information will be posted on themessage board by the south door of the sanctuary.MEAL AND MUSIC – OCT. 11Sunday, October 11, Noon - 2 pmAinsworth Opera House Fund Raiser-Ainsworth Opera HouseMusic provided by Iowa Accordion Club for dancing and/listeningPRAYERS OF THE PEOPLEJoys: Birthdays, the new school year for students and teachers; new neighbors,our community, our country and our freedom; good health, family time.Concerns: Norma White as she recovers from foot surgery. We rememberthe family of Phil Stout and Janet Buck. Those suffering from weatherrelated issues – drought, fire, flooding; those suffering with physical andmental health issues.Thank You! to members and their families serving our country.
AUGUST 2015 PARISH COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS Because the parsonage is now rental property, we oweproperty taxes in the amount of 1218.00 for the year. Theentire amount will be paid now. Apportionments – It was agreed to pay 40% of eachdenomination’s apportionment now ( 4531.93 – total). Goal:Pay another 40% in December. AmySara reported the youth program is consistently reaching 18 youth weekly. Pastor Jason reported making 8 visits to homes and nursing centers; 3hospital visits for ACC; 1 funeral and 2 ‘other’ counseling for ACC. The ‘month of Sundays’ VBS model was tested, but probably will not be usedagain. Kids’ Club will resume in September. Sherrie is not available to teach“Love Languages of Children”. We need a new facilitator. Mission Committee held a June garage sale; now collecting for “In-Gathering”. The 2016 Charge Conference is Sunday, October 25, 2:30pm – 3:30pm atUCC. The Nominating committee will need their slate by October 8. AmySara Richardson is now the Youth/Family Ministry Leader for ACC/UCC. Jan and Chris are still working on the Wi-Fi availability at both buildings. Gravel and shrub removal is “in-progress”. New message board in the sanctuary is “in-progress”. Fire Extinguishers – Wait to purchase additional extinguishers. Jan is tocontact Jason Longbine for a recommendation about signs. D. Donald to begin mowing the grass starting August 17 through the season. Use of building for ‘coffee’ time: D. Donald may use the Fellowship Hall for agroup to have morning coffee. They are to provide their own coffee andsupplies, but may use our equipment and space. Use of church building to host meetings of controversial community topics: Itwas decided that these events would be better suited to other venues in townsuch as the Opera House or possibly the Fire Station. September 13 – ACC Family Day to be held at ACC. It will includeworship/food/fun/games. AmySara is taking the lead. Agreed to sponsor it anddesignate a special offering to be collected on August 23 and 30 to help coverexpenses of the event that will be open to the entire community. Cradle Role – Pastor Jason would like us to post the names of babies baptizedin our church on a ‘role’ that will be displayed in the building.The next regular meeting is scheduled for Thursday, September 10.BUDGET REPORT – 7-31-15Income 9,469.50 Expenses 5,096.96General Fund 19,196.74 Building Fund 12,382.98Memorial Fund 5,257.97 Need/month for budget 7025.002015 Combined Presbytery and Methodist dues/apportionments: 11,329.82
CHARGE CONFERENCE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25Charge Conference will be Sunday, October 25, 2:30 PM at UCC. Allcommittees will need to be taking action in preparation for that event.All reports will need to be prepared by Thursday, October 8 for reviewby Parish Council. The congregation will have two Sundays to reviewthe information and ask questions before it is taken to Charge Conference.JULY AND AUGUST MBER/OCTOBER WORSHIP ASSISTANTSSept6132027Oct4111825UshersGreetersNeil MillsNeal MegchelsenJoe Skubal,Rob YoderSteve AndersonMyron ReesJim Hansen,Wendell ArduserDale Holmes,Bill WilsonDennis BeanDave KaufmanJerry Bean,Brian BeanNeil MillsNeal MegchelsenRuth Miller,Angie OrnduffCarol Bean,Nancy StewartMarcia WilsonRita AndersonOscar & WynneSteeleDan & StacyKlinzmanJoe & JudySkubalBetty Bean,Colleen BeanWilma & DarrellChalupaCandlesLexi CollierGabby DawleyKate HartzlerMolly KlinzmanShalyn KirkCarson BeanGracyn BeanHumstonMolly KlinzmanRefreshmentsAVKaren Megchelsen,Brenda BeanWilma Chalupa,Penny McCreedyRita Anderson,Betty BeanSherri Hazen,Chris SierenWynne Steele,Kathi BeanLiz Kaufman,Pat JenkinsJan Temple,Laura TempleKaren Megchelsen,Brenda BeanJan Templeor OtherJan Templeor OtherJan Templeor OtherJan Templeor OtherJan Templeor OtherJan Templeor OtherJan Templeor OtherJan Templeor OtherLECTIONARY SCRIPTURE FOR SEPTEMBERWEEK OF SEPTEMBER 6WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 20WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 13WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 27(15th Sunday after Pentecost)Proverbs 22:1-2, 8-9, 22-23Psalm 125 or Psalm 124 (UMH 846)James 2:1-10 (11-13) 14-17Mark 7:24-37(16th Sunday after Pentecost)Proverbs 1:20-33Psalm 19 (UMH 750)James 3:1-12Mark 8:27-38(17th Sunday after Pentecost)Proverbs 31:10-31Psalm 1 (UMH 738)James 3:13-4:3, 7-8aMark 9:30-37(18th Sunday after Pentecost)Esther 7:1-6, 9-10; 9:20-22Psalm 124 (UMH 846)James 5:13-20Mark 9:38-50
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS/*ANNIVERSARIES1) Marge Lasek; Jeff Prier; 3) *Duane & Deb Chalupa; 4)Duane Chalupa, *George & Margaret Colthurst; 5) KitchShatzer; 7) *Sabrina & Dylan Goodwin;9) Eric Stewart; 11) ElliePrier; 12) Ashley Stout; Rigo Castillo; 14) *Bob & Dorothy Jacobs;15) Joy Powers;16) Owen White; Courtney Chalupa; 18) JimWenger; Bob Frame; 21) Joe Rees; 22) Dana Skubal; 25) Mary Stephens, *Ted& Theresa Hahn; *Rio & Michelle Castillo; 26) Jason Longbine; Karen Arduser;28) Deb Stewart; 30) Linda Lord, Trudy Buster.CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR SEPTEMBERTuesday, Sept. 1: ACC; “Son” Seekers, Oscar/Wynne Steele, 7 PMWednesday, Sept. 2: Kids’ Club Planning Meeting, Fellowship Hall, 6 PMThursday September 3: TKD, 6-7 PM, ACC Fellowship HallSunday, September 6: Communion Sunday (Wynne Steele)Monday, September 7: Labor Day ObservedThursday, September 10: ACCW, Fellowship Hall, Ruth Miller Hostess;Penny McCreedy, Program, 1:30 PM; TKD, 6-7 PM; Parish Council, 7 PM, So. ChurchFriday, September 11: Alzheimer’s Fundraiser/Fish Fry, Ainsworth Opera House, 5-8PM; Admission – Freewill donation to Alzheimer’s Association, For reservations andmore information – Tara Jenkins (319) 430-7345.Saturday, September 12: Prepare for Carnival at ACCSunday, September 13: Family Day Worship, “The Story”, Chapter 10 is worship focus,10:30 AM; Special Family Day Meal and Events to follow; CIA Youth Group, Fall KickOff - 5:30-7 PM – FMI contact AmySara; NOTE: 9:15 AM Bible Study resumes Sept. 20.Monday, September 14: “The Story” Bible Study, Fellowship Hall, 6:30 to 8 PMTuesday, September 15: “Card” Club, 5 PM, Fellowship Hall; “Son” Seekers, Gene &Pat Miller, 7 PMWednesday, September 16: Bachelor’s Lunch, 11:30 AM-3 PM; The Well YouthGathering, ACC North Church, 2-4 PM; Kids’ Club Kick-Off with hay ride and lightsupper, Marr Park, 6-7:30 PMThursday, September 17: TKD, 6-7 PM, ACC Fellowship HallSunday, September 20: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 11, 9:15 AM, FellowshipHall; Worship – “The Story” Chapter 11 – “From Shepherd to King”, 10:30 AM; CIAYouth Group, 4-5:30 PM, UCCMonday, September 21: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 11 – “From Shepherd toKing”, Fellowship Hall, 6:30 to 8 PMWednesday, September 23: The Well Youth Gathering, ACC North Church, 2-4 PM;Kids’ Club, 6:30 PM, South Church; Pick-up 7:30 PM North ChurchThursday, September 24: TKD, 6-7 PM, ACC Fellowship HallSunday, September 27: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 12, 9:15 AM, FellowshipHall; Worship – “The Story” Chapter 12 – “The Trials of a King”, 10:30 AM; CIA YouthGroup, 4-5:30 PM, UCCMonday, September 28: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 12 – “The Trials of a King”,Sanctuary, 6:30 to 8 PM; Sacha Club, hold Fellowship Hall, 6PMWednesday, September 30: The Well Youth Gathering, ACC North Church, 2-4 PM;Kids’ Club, 6:30 PM, South Church; Pick-up 7:30 PM North Church
CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR OCTOBERThursday, October 1: TKD, 6-7 PM, ACC; Men’s BibleStudy, 7 PM, UCCSunday, October 4: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 13,9:15 AM, Fellowship Hall; World Communion andPeacemaking Offering; Worship with Communion – “TheStory” Chapter 13 – “The King Who Had It All”, 10:30 AM;CIA Youth Group, 4-5:30 PM, UCCMonday, October 5: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 13 –“The King Who Had It All”, Fellowship Hall, 6:30 to 8 PMTuesday, October 6: “Son” Seekers, Jerry & Betty Bean, 7 PMWednesday, October 7: The Well Youth Gathering, ACC North Church, 2-4 PM; Kids’Club, 6:30 PM, South Church; Pick-up 7:30 PM North ChurchThursday, October 8: ACCW, Marge Lasek Home, 1:30 PM; TKD, 6-7 PM, ACCFellowship Hall; Parish Council, South Church Sanctuary, 7 PMSunday, October 11: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 14, 9:15 AM, Fellowship Hall;Worship – “The Story” Chapter 14 – “A Kingdom Torn in Two”, 10:30 AM; Kids AgainstHunger and CROP Walk, Washington, 2:30-3:30 PM; CIA Youth Group, 4-5:30 PM,UCCMonday, October 12: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 14 – “A Kingdom Torn in Two”,Fellowship Hall, 6:30 to 8 PMWednesday, October 14: The Well Youth Gathering, ACC North Church, 2-4 PM; Kids’Club, 6:30 PM, South Church; Pick-up 7:30 PM North ChurchThursday, October 15: TKD, 6-7 PM, ACC Fellowship HallSunday, October 18: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 15, 9:15 AM, Fellowship Hall;Worship – “The Story” Chapter 15 – “God’s Messengers”, 10:30 AM; CIA Youth Group,4-5:30 PM, UCCMonday, October 19: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 15 – “God’s Messengers”,Fellowship Hall, 6:30 to 8 PMTuesday, October 20: “Card” Club, 5 PM, Fellowship Hall; “Son” Seekers, Jim andPenny McCreedy, 7 PMWednesday, October 21: The Well Youth Gathering, ACC North Church, 2-4 PM; Kids’Club, 6:30 PM, South Church; Pick-up 7:30 PM North ChurchThursday, October 22- Sunday, October 25: Men’s Walk to Emmaus #165,Shueyville, IowaThursday, October 22: TKD, 6-7 PM, ACC Fellowship HallSaturday, October 24: Harvest Supper and Sale, UCCSunday, October 25: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 16, 9:15 AM, Fellowship Hall;Worship – “The Story” Chapter 16 – “The Beginning of the End”, 10:30 AM; ChargeConference for ACC & UCC, 2:30 PM at UCC; CIA Youth Group, 4-5:30 PM, UCCMonday, October 26: “The Story” Bible Study, Chapter 16 – “The Beginning of theEnd”, Sanctuary, 6:30 to 8 PM; Sacha Club, hold Fellowship Hall, 6 PMWednesday, October 28: The Well Youth Gathering, ACC North Church, 2-4 PM; Kids’Club, 6:30 PM, South Church; Pick-up 7:30 PM North ChurchThursday, October 29: TKD, 6-7 PM, ACC Fellowship HallSunday, November 1: Daylight Saving Time Ends; All Saints’ Day; “The Story”Bible Study, Chapter 17, 9:15 AM, Fellowship Hall; Worship – “The Story” Chapter 17 –“The Kingdoms’ Fall”, 10:30 AM; Charge Conference for ACC & UCC, 2:30 PM at UCC;CIA Youth Group, 4-5:30 PM, UCC
Ainsworth Community ChurchPO Box 40322 Washington StreetAinsworth, IA 52201Nonprofit OrganizationUS POSTAGE PAIDPermit #3Ainsworth, IAChange Service RequestedWORSHIP TIMESunday Worship Service: 10:30 AM;Kids’ Club Resumes September 16, 2015GENERAL MINISTRY OF CONGREGATIONPASTOR JASON COLLIER: Home: 319.658.3013; Cell: 563. 343.3390OR EMAIL: jwcyouth@gmail.comCHURCH OFFICE: AinsworthChurch@gmail.comPhone: 319.657.3020PO Box 40, 322 Washington Street, Ainsworth, IA 52201Facebook: Ainsworth Community Church andAinsworth Community Church Youth GroupWeb: http://ainsworthchurch.org Twitter: AinsworthCCYOUTH MINISTRY: AmySara Richardson 319.591.0745;OR EMAIL: amysararichardson@gmail.comSECRETARY: Jan Temple 657.2291; Cell: 319.330.6175;OR EMAIL: templejan@gmail.comORGANIST: Linda McNeil; Jenny Yoder (substitute)CUSTODIANS: Dick & Chris Sieren: 657.2222TREASURER: Rita AndersonFINANCIAL SECRETARY: Karen Megchelsen, 3206 265th Street,Ainsworth, IA 52201MISSION COMMITTEE: Kathi/Brenda: 657.2387; Judy: 657.2157;And Stacy: 319.930.0291Ainsworth Community Church is aUnited Methodist/PresbyterianChurch (USA) union congregation,together since 1973. Aligned withUnited Church of Crawfordsvillesince April 1, 2013.We are the community church. Wehope you will come and join us inone or more of these activities:Morning Worship Service, YouthFellowship, Bible Studies,Women’s Group, and much more.
UCC RUMMAGE SALE - SEPTEMBER 3-5 FREE WILL DONATION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 3, 8 AM - 6 PM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 8 AM - 6 PM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 8 AM - NOON United Church of Crawfordsville, 105 N. Chestnut, Crawfordsville ACCW - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1:30 PM ACCW will meet on Thursday, September 10thin the South Church Fellowship Hall.
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