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CHAPEL CHIMES growing in faith...sharing Gods love

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AUGUST

I hope you were blessed by the summer sermon series, Old Heroes For A New Day. Starting August 5th, the new series will be: 3:16The Numbers of Hope (Max Lucado) For God so loved the world, that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life. John 3:16 Timeless and powerful, these words proclaim a message of love, a source of hope and a promise of life. One sentence, softly spoken nearly two thousand years ago, is just as relevant today as when it was first uttered.

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Thurs/ Aug 2 No UMW Sun/ Aug 5 9:30 am Sunday School 10:30 am Worship (communion) Thurs/ Aug 9-19 Iowa State Fair Sun/ Aug 12 Visitation Sunday, no Sunday School, Worship or Childrens Church Tues/ Aug 14 Mission trip in Belize ends Sun/ Aug 19 9:00-10:00 am Conrmation Orientation meeting 9:30 am Sunday School 10:30 am Worship (with Mission Minute) Sat/ Aug 25 8:00 am Mens Breakfast at Chapel Sun/ Aug 26 9:30 am Promotion Sunday 10:30 am Worship 4:00-7:00 pm Peace Church Ice Cream Social, Gladbrook

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See you soon! Pastor Dean Kelly
We invite you to join our group of worship leaders during the worship service. Pastor Dean and all of us at Chapel will help and support you! Thank you to all who have served, and thank you to all who are willing to try itWho knows, you may just like it! Please contact Randy Beichley, worship chair, 473-3057 or ransuhog@iowatelecom.net.

Wanted: Worship Leaders

S u n d a y, August 12, is Visitation S u n d a y . There will be no Sunday School or church at Chapel. Please use this day to attend another place of worship. We look forward to seeing you back on August 19!

Sunday, August 26, w i l l b e P ro m o t i o n Sunday starting at 9:30 am. You are all invited, including children, ages 3-grade 12 and Junior Sunday School teachers from both 2011-12 and 2012-13. A time of fellowship and snacks will follow. The worship service will start at 10:30 am.

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Birthday/Anniversary List We continually try to update the birthday/anniversary list. Please check the list on the west wall in the narthex, and if you have more updates, please either add them on the list or send them to Ann Jackson, matt.jackson07@gmail.com or Sue K o s t e r, swkost@iowtelecom.net. Thank you. Help Wanted: Christmas Program Director The Age-level committe seeks an energetic person to direct the Jr. Sunday School Christmas Program. Responsibilities include: nding appropriate program (there are several ideas located in the overow closet), casting program, scheduling a n d m a n a g i n g re h e a r s a l s . Compensation: ETERNAL rewards! This position will be supported by many assistants! If interested, see a member of the age-level committe (Chair Ann Jackson, Marla Hlas, Lois Groth, Karen Handorf, Amy Bland or Kelly Newcomb). Conrmation 2013 This is the year for conrmation! All students entering grades 7, 8 & 9 are invited to attend. If your name is not included here but you would like to attend, or if it is included and you do not care to participate, please contact Pastor Dean: Jacob Burt, Devan Mann, Blayne Koster, Ashley Arnote, Cole Langenbau, Jake Hlas, Garrett Groth, Darrin Anderson, Decker Mann, Kasey Wineters and Braydon Arnote. Our conrmation orientation for students and parents will be Sunday, August 19. S u n d a y, September 9th, at 9:00 a.m. is our rst Team Meeting (class) w i t h t h e 1 0 : 3 0 Wo r s h i p attendance being a vital part of the Conrmation experience. Team Meetings will be EVERY Sunday at 9:00 a.m. through March 24, 2013, Palm Sunday. Conrmation Sunday is planned for Sunday, March 24, 2013, when the students will join Chapel Church. We hope to see our young people continue to stand rm in their faith, and conrmation will help them understand more about their beliefs.

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1! 2! 3! ! 4! ! 5! 6! ! 7! Stan & Sue Koster !Duane & Tina Mann Kevin Svendsen Allen & Dee Burt Gracen Schrodt !Doug & Heather Beane LaRae (Appelgate) Little !Angie & Wade Lookingbill Charles Kenya !Darrel & Tammy Burt Kasey Winters Tanya Collins Barbara Burt !Mark & Shelly Appelgate !Randy & Donna Svendsen Matt Krull Donna Svendsen Nancy Peshel Steve & Lee Wiese Ryan & Lisa Koster Cathy Vint Michael Appelgate !David & Janet (Fleming) Yungbluth !Je & Kristi (Svendsen) Farrington Blake Krull Susan (Boone) Beichley Dean Kelly Mike & Cheryl (Appelgate) Callahan Austin Groth Benjamin & Megan (Appelgate) Gonzalez Cole Langenbau Michael & Lisa Appelgate Lee Wiese John Worden Dale & Heidi Langenbau Susan Beichley Ann Jackson Matt & Mindy Krull Kathryn Burt !Alan & Deb (Svendsen) Benoit Darwin & Donna Lynch !Merlyn & Connie Appelgate Rodney Ormston Carol Lamer Decker Mann Steve Svendsen Joel McMartin Matthew Carlon Jim & LeAnn Fleming Chris & Amy Bland

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Riverview Bible Conference The Cedar Falls Riverview Bible Conference will be July 28-August 5 at the Riverview Conference Center. Call 319-268-0787 for more Team Coaches: Pastor Dean Kelly information. Pastor Jennifer Daniel Allen & Dee Burt Heidi Langenbau

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Changing Hearts by Lori Odle My heart was changed as I prepared and trusted God's timing for my trip to Tanzania with the STEMM team. God continues to show me how much He loves His people across the world and especially 'little children.' We are all made in the image of God, whether in a house in the states or a mud and stick hut in Africa. I have been moved by the compassion and hospitality in Tanzania. God whispered to me while serving plates of rice to the c h i l d re n o f C o m p a s s i o n International. As I slid a plate across the table, I heard him say, "Feed my Sheep." As I visited orphanages and saw the children who need to be fed, my heart wept for those who get one meal a day and don't go to school as there is no one to support them or to buy them a school uniform. As we visited the hospice patients and the widows who cannot work and have no family to support them, I realized when they say they have no money and no food, they literally mean they do not eat that particular day. All of these experiences challenge me to evaluate all that I have and nd ways to live on less to free up funds to support those in need, both here and away. There were so many moments for me that I knew were the work of God's mighty hand to make this trip very personal for me. I cannot wait to see what God has in store for me helping in Tanzania or wherever He may lead me next. What a friend we have in Jesus. Bwana Asiwe! Amen! For more details of my trip, please go to Lori's blog: http:// odlemountain.blogspot.com.

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Larry Collins, recovering from stroke Janice Collins, health recuperation Dana Rosacker, recuperating from July 3 surgery Roger Rohweder (Mike Vints uncle), three cancers, removed kidney Marci Krulls grandmother in Grandview Courtland Kelly, Omaha, recuperating from breaking several ankle bones; son of Pastor Dean & Marvalyn Babs Ormston, broken hand surgery, Bills sister-in-law Denise, Bill Ormstons niece, health concerns Nancy Peschel, Villa Del Sol Harriet Flemings sister, Ruth Ingraham, passed away on July 12, 2012 Chapels Youth Ministry Belize Mission Trip

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Sun/ Sept 2- Communion; Selfnomination forms due Mon/ Sept 3- Labor Day Thurs/ Sept 6- 7:00 pm, UMW meeting, election of ocers

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On July 15th Chapels youth led us in worship. They served in all areas of worship, including ushers, praise team, childrens sermon presenters and Samantha Aman & Shannon Fleming told the worship leaders. In Childrens Story during Youth Sunday. addition, we were all enriched by Jay it best when he said, Beichleys message on Gods Chapels youth is its greatest love. It was a great morning resource! We are blessed to of worship! Pastor Dean said have you!

Sun/ Sept 9- 9-10 am conrmation; Ad Council noon (Steens meal) Thurs/ Sept 13- 7:00 pm, Volunteers meeting at Chapel-Devotions Lois Groth; lunch Karen Collins & Carolyn Kloster Fri/ Sept 14- 11:30 am Volunteers serve Gladbrooks Senior Citizens at Chapel Early October- charge conference

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July 1st/4th Worship & Picnic About 95 Chapel worshippers came to the Youth Center at Union Grove Lake at 10:30 am on Sunday, July 1, in lieu of celebrating on the Fourth of July. We sang several patriotic songs, and Vaugn Kloster was our worship leader. Pastor Dean gave a rousing sermon. After our bountiful meal, games were held outside. Guessing the number of candies in the jar were Carter Kemp, Donald Mann and Jim Svendsen. Susan Beichley led two pencil & paper games: a patriotic game and a word nd. Dee Burt and Heidi Langenbau did a great job with the egg toss Chapel children listen to the childrens and a shaving cream/ cheese puff sermon from Marla. toss! And Matt & Ann Jackson chaired the Chapel Tractor Pull Contest, which was won by Carter Kemp and Cooper Langenbau complete with trophies! It was a very fun day, and a big thank you to the committees, including drink by Adult II; tables & chairs by Kathryns Adult I; ice cream by M&M; and games by Parenting and YF. Most of us welcomed our air-conditioned homes afterwards! It was a full house enjoying great food
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Laura (Beichley) & Brett Evans are expecting a baby January 1st...Congratulations! Kathryn Burt & Myrene Appelgate visited Inkeri (Popp), her daughter, Aranka and two grandchildren in Des Moines recently. Inkeris deceased rst husband was Chapels pastor in the 1960s. She earned her doctorate and works in Finland. Inkeris granddaughter was here for the Olympic tryouts! Jacob Burt won Grand Champion Derby Pig at the Central Iowa Fair. Jace Hlas entered 2 photography projects as a Clover Kid at the Tama County Fair. Jake Hlas Sheep Presentation was selected to go to State Fair! He also received 2nd in his class with his ewe and Reserve Champion with his market pair. Jake received 2nd place in rate of gain for his largest market lamb. Jake also showed his horse, Toby, and received 2nd in ags, 3rd in pole bending and 4th in trail class! At the Tama County Fair, Presley Bland won champion breeding goat and two does were Top of Class! His dog, Bentley, received Champion Dog! Congratulations to the other 4Hers who participated in County Fairs! Please claim your empty dishes left in the kitchen! There are some quarts of lemon & vanilla ice cream left in the shed and also Miracle Whip in the kitchen. If you would like some, please take and then pay Jim Fleming.

Carter Kemp & Grandma Claire both look elated with Carters pedal tractor pull win! Carter won the 3-7 year old age division!

Cooper Langenbau poses with the pedal tractor. Cooper was the winner of the 8- 13 year old age division! Way to go, Cooper!

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$ Tr u s t e e s , L e o n L a m e r s Report: Working on the doors in the garage, lights in the overow room, microphone holders for the $ Present: Dan Steen, Lynn front of the sanctuary for eight slots Beichley, Jim Fleming, Pastor Dean, (by Dan Steen). Darrel Bur t Darrel Burt, Rick Bessman, Lee s u g g e s te d a ce i l i n g f a n i n t h e Cornwell, Jeff Koster, Kathr yn overow room. There was further Burt, Lori Odle, Pastor Dean, discussion on getting cordless mics Donald Mann and Allen Burt. for the praise team. $ Allen Burt called meeting to $ PPR, Doug Svendsen: No order at 12:30 pm by asking us to Report stand and recite the Pledge of $ YF, Allen & Dee Burt: Jay Allegiance followed by prayer. Beichley is doing the summer youth D o n a l d & P h y l l i s Ma n n a n d program which is well-attended by Kathryn Burt were thanked for area youth - some who do not have a providing lunch. Allen asked for home church. If anyone sees a amendments to the agenda. Dan bargain on pop or kool-aide, feel free Steen moved to accept agenda as to pick it up and give it to Jay or printed, seconded by Lynn Beichley Susan Beichley. July 15, 2012 is and motion passed. Darrel Burt Youth Sunday, and the youth are moved to accept the minutes as doing the entire service with Jay printed in the Chapel Chimes preaching. Newsletter. Je Koster seconded $ Sunday School, Jr. Sunday and motion passed. School, Childrens Church: No $ Trea surer s Repor t, Jim reports. Fleming: Expenses discussed for $ Sunday School Treasurer, report dated 5/1-6/30/2012. Ice Rick Bessman: Balance reported. No Cream Social preliminary totals activity until fall. reviewed with further expenses $ Lay Leader, Randy Beichley: pending. Special Missions oering If anyone would like to be a worship for Imagine No Malaria will be sent leader, please let Randy know. A to District Oce. Kathryn Burt note will also be placed in moved to accept treasurers report; the newsletter asking for leaders and seconded by Dan Steen, and a note of praise for the current motion carried. worship leaders. We hope you keep $ Pa s t o r D e a ns Re p o r t : on serving! Conrmation is scheduled for this $ Work Areas: No reports fall for 11 potential 7-9th graders $ Old Business: Dan Steen s t u d e n t s . Au g u s t 1 9 w i l l b e moved to accept reports as stated; orientation at 9 am for students and seconded by Lee Cornwell, and parents to inform everyone of the motion passed. 2012-2013 schedule. A letter will $ New Business: Jake Hlas be going out to the prospective attended church camp. Allen Burt families this week. The rst class asked Jake to give the church a will begin September 9, 2012, from report on his experience. Darrel 9-10 am promptly and the class will Burt moved to pay the camp fee of continue during worship service as $335, seconded by Donald Mann and Pastor Dean preaches. They will motion carried. meet every Sunday, with completion $ Ne x t m e e t i n g w i l l b e and Conrmation Sunday on March September 9, 2012, with meal by Dan 24, 2013. & Tricia Steen. This is also the date Administrative Council Meeting July 8, 2012 of the conrmation parent meeting. Charge conference is scheduled in early October. Allen closed the meeting by reviewing recent sermons and stated that we are always better together than by ourselves. There are two types of people: Those who pull people up and those who pull people down. Who are you? $ Je Koster moved to adjourn meeting and seconded by Kathryn Burt. Allen closed with prayer at 1:10 pm. $ Ad Council Secretary, Lori Odle

Multi-Age Jr SS Teachers for August Aug 5: Carol Lamer Aug 12: Visitation Sunday Aug 19: Susan Beichley Aug 26: Promotion Sunday Jr & Sr High: Linda Svendsen M&M: Stan Koster September SS Teaching Assignments Jr. SS Opening- Marvalyn Kelly Pre-K- Janice Collins 1st-4th- Marvalyn Kelly 5th-6th- Lynn Handorf Sr. High- Tina Mann Adult I- Kathryn Burt Adult II- Self- appointed M&M- Dan Beane Parenting- Sue Koster & Dee Burt

Worship Attendance June 24: July 1: 95 July 8: 65 July 15: Not recorded July 22: 90

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reported that $39.91 was left in the treasury from the social. Currently, research through all ne of the organizations the minutes is being done to in our church is the see if a social was held every LCA. Those letters year. In 1943,because of the stand for Ladies Cemetery scarcity of sugar, members Aid which was organized in donated funds in lieu of an 1908 according to the actual social. The last social minutes "for the purpose of sponsored by LCA was in improving and beautifying the 1990; since then LCA has grounds of the cemetery." participated in the all-church The original cemetery land social. The LCA hires the was donated along with the caretaker for the cemetery, church land in 1873 by John Yetley. The LCA purchased arranges for the ags and ies the ags at two more acres in 1967 and signs, an additional parcel in 1982. appropriate times, arranges for engravings on The Avenue of Flags to honor t h e deceased veterans was rst the Veterans' Stone and other own in 1976, and the projects as needed. Recently Veterans' Memorial Stone the center drive was widened. The Avenue of Flags for the was erected in 1986. Part of the minutes Memorial Day weekend is in from June 11, 1908 stated, charge of the Trustees assisted "It was decided to hold an by the LCA. Thank you to ice cream social June 17 at every one who helps in any Pete Cober's (next place way to keep the cemetery north of Jim Svendsen's, beautiful. west side), and also to buy supplies and the money to be taken from the treasury." The August 13, 1908 minutes Chapel History: Ladies Cemetery Aid A Fun Night On July 18 nearly 50 Chapel members traveled to Principal Park, in Des Moines, to attend the Iowa Cubs game against the New Orleans Zephyrs. It took the I-Cubs 11 innings to nally win the game, 2-1. The nal play came when the Zephyrs pitcher and catcher had a miscommunication at home plate! Thank you to all who came out in the very warm weather. Hopefully next year we will have a chance to support the ICubs again when the weather is a little more pleasant! Addresses T h e re a re a f e w u p d a t e d address packets, including telephone numbers and email addresses, on the narthex west wall. Feel free to take one; if only one is left, please use the copier to make your own copy. Please contact Ann Jackson or Sue Koster for your updates.

The Long & Winding Road We all know Pastor Kelly had a long career before arriving at Chapel...but who knew just how long & winding the road to Chapel could be! We are so blessed to have him! Overton UMC, Overton, Nebraska UMC, West Union, Ohio (during Seminary) United Methodist Churches in Blue Hill and Bladen, Nebraska Maplewood UMC, Omaha, Nebraska Grace UMC, Cincinnati, Ohio (during sabbatical leave) 1st UMC, Independence, Iowa St Lukes UMC, Dubuque, Iowa UMC, Grundy Center, Iowa UMC, Maxwell, Iowa Gladbrook Chapel UMC, Gladbrook, Iowa

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Chapel Ladies Cemetery Aid July 11, 2012 Minutes The Ladies Cemetery Aid met Wednesday, July 11, 2011, in the church parlors. Vice-president Phyllis Mann called the meeting to order at 1:30 p.m. Ha r r i e t t F l e m i n g l e d devotions with selections from the Upper Room: In Gods Hands and Thank You God, For the Little Things. Persons in our thoughts and prayers are Harrietts sister and Larry Collins. Roll call was answered by seven members, answering My Favorite Iowa Celebration. T h e m i n u t e s o f t h e Ju n e meeting were read and approved. A contribution was received from Martha Bessman toward gravel for the approach to the cemetery driveway. Treasurer Shirley Svendsen gave the treasurers report for June which was accepted and led. Old Business: % The damaged ags were disposed of at a ceremony in Dysart on June 25. New Business: % Connie Appelgate will contact the Trustees regarding gravel at the approaches to the cemetery driveways. Committee Reports: % Funomics this month is $.25 if you had attended a Fourth of July celebration and $.50 if you did not. % Five cards were sent during the past month. % The appropriate ags were own on Fla g Day and the Fourth of July. % We d o n o t m e e t i n August. The September meeting will be held at Independent Living in Gladbrook with Harriett Fleming as the hostess. Vi v i a n L e Vi e r w i l l l e a d devotions and Shirley Svendsen will have entertainment. % President Kathryn Burt closed the meeting. % Phyllis Mann entertained with a Perky Puzzles game and a word nd game featuring the things that are round. Vivian served a pistachio ice cream dessert. Respectfully submitted, Vivian LeVier, Secretary, pro-tem

Volunteers Meeting A Volunteers meeting will be held Thursday, September 13, at Chapel, at 7:00 pm. Lois Groth will lead devotions, and Karen Collins and Carolyn Kloster will provide the lunch. All women are invited to attend to help plan winter events and to socialize a little, too!

Love to you all . . .

Bill & I want to thank all of our wonderful church family for all of the prayers, cards, phone calls and visits. We also want to thank you all for the donations of money. We can never thank you enough and you will never know how much you all mean to us! We could never nd a more thoughtful and caring church family! Thanks again from the bottom of our hearts! ~Bill & Cindy Ormston

THANK YOU!!!!!
Thank you to everyone who CAUGHT THE EXCITEMENT and volunteered to teach Jr. Sunday School for next season. It is great to be part of a church body that is so willing to serve. We know our youth programs will continue to grow with the help of so many committed adults! Heidi Langenbau, Jr Sunday School Superintendent

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Walk to Emmaus
The Walk to Emmaus is a 72 hour experience for church leaders and those wishing to increase their faith to a deeper level. Chrysalis is the youth version of the Walk to Emmaus. This is also a 3-day experience geared for youth entering 10th grade through their college sophomore year. Youth, if you are interested in sharing a weekend with other like-minded Christian youth and growing your faith, this will be an event you do not want to miss! The next Walks are Oct. 25-28 for men and Nov. 9-11 for women at First United Methodist Church, Marshalltown. The next Chrysalis Flight will be Sept. 1 to 3, 2012. If you have any questions or need a registration form, please contact Chuck or Dana Rosacker and we will be glad to help you with any questions. Also, Jay Beichley can help you with any questions.

Mens Breakfast
A t o u r J u l y 2 1 s t M e n s Breakfast, Doug Beane presented on Cape Breton Christian School in Nova Scotia. Cape Breton Christian School is an independent school offering an education for Pre-Primary to Grade 12 students in the Cape Breton Industrial region. Doug mentioned that they are not looking for donations, but rather people to come in and continue doing physical work to the building that they are renovating. There was discussion of possibly some men (and women) going there this fall to work on the building. We will continue this discussion at the next breakfast. The next breakfast will be Aug 25 at 8:00 am. We hope to see you there!

Promise Keepers
Seven men from Chapel Church attended the Promise Keeper Conference on July 13-14 in the McLeod Center. This was a great conference as PK has not been in the area for a number of years. There were slightly less than 5000 men attending, with about 47 from the Marshalltown area. Comments from Chapel Church attendees were;Great Speakers!,Great Singing!, Wonderful to hear 4000+ men sing acapella!. The CEO ended the conference by challenging us to each bring 4 more men next year to the conference, and he would promise that the conference would be in the UNI dome. So, the challenge is for our men to ask and bring four more men to next years conference. The dates will be announced next spring.

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BELIZE MISSION TEAM 2012 % The Love in Action team, Chapels 2012 mission team to Belize, will depart from Chapel Church at 2:30 a.m. on Monday, July 30, for Belize, Central America. The team will arrive at Cayo Deaf Institute early evening on Monday, and spend 16 days in Belize. Projects at CDI include painting the outside of a boys dormitory, painting the outside and inside of the chapel, painting the inside of the dining hall, some electrical and painting work in the sta womens dormitory, and some work on a house deck on the CDI grounds. Plans are to have two of the female students join our team for our experience at CDI. Weekends will be spent in home visits to both Mennonite homes and Spanishspeaking homes in Spanish Lookout and surrounding communities. The team will de-brief on the island of Caye Caulker before returning to Iowa on Tuesday, August 14. % The team sincerely appreciates your prayer and nancial support. Please continue to pray for us as we seek Gods will in service to those at Cayo Deaf Institute. Team members include Dan and Sarah Beane, Randy and Susan Beichley, Jay Beichley, Eli Odle, Sonya Beichley, Siera Richter, Shannon Fleming, Samantha Aman, Summer Langenbau, Logan Burt, and Tyler Krull.

Let us not love in words or speech, but in action and truth.

1 John 3:18

Self-Nomination Form for Chapel Opportunities Chapel Church is like other churches in that the basic functions and activities require participation. Without the involvement of our worshippers beyond attendance on Sunday morning, very little work for the Lord could be accomplished. God invites us to join Him in His work. We all have dierent abilities that support the goals and missions of the Chapel Church. The nomination committee would like to know how YOU would like to participate in life at Chapel. Some of you may have a strong desire to give in a particular way but have never been asked to serve. Please let us know by having every member of your family complete this survey. Use Column 1 for one person and Column 2 for another. More forms are available on the narthex table or from Ann Jackson. Check as many activities as you would like. If you have questions about the duties of the committees please contact a member of the nomination committee (Pastor Dean Kelly, Lori Odle, Cindy Krull, Jo Svendsen, Lois Groth, Beverly Iverson, Barbara Burt or Lynn Handorf). Please return this form to a committee member or in the oering plate by September 2nd.

1 2 Administrative Council At-Large member

1 2 Nurturing Ministries (Worship) Committee member

2 Witness (Evangelism) Committee member

Missions Committee member

Age-Level & Family Ministries (Education) Committee member Board of Trustees Committee member YF Counselor

Pastor-Parish Relations Committee member

Nominations/Personnel Committee member Lay Delegate to Annual Conference Jr. SS Teacher (specify age group)

Lay Leader

JH/HS Sunday School Teacher

Ice Cream Social Committee

Praise Team Member

Organist Communion Steward Nursery Chair Childrens Church Assistant

Pianist Usher Nursery Worker (weekly) Jr. Sunday School Superintendent VBS Teacher Christmas Program Helper

Projectionist Greeter Childrens Church Leader Jr. SS Assistant Superintendent

Vacation Bible School Director Christmas Program Director

VBS Helper Fourth of July Picnic Planner

Non-Routine Church Cleaning Chair Memorial Committee

Building/ Property Maintenance Newsletter Committee

Sound System

Other Interest (please write-in)

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A monthly publication of Chapel United Methodist Church 1597Abbott Avenue Gladbrook, Iowa 50635 Pastor Dean J. Kelly Phone: (319)230-0627 or (319)290-8190 Email: irish@slrmail.com Church: (641)474-2278 Secretary Ann Jackson Phone: (641)473-2338 Email: matt.jackson07@gmail.com Group Email: chapel@iastate.edu Chapel Blog: http://chapelfriends.blogspot.com/ Ushers August 5 12 19 26 Bill & Cindy Ormston Communion No ServicesVisitation Sunday Marcia Wiese & Marvalyn Kelly Marcia Wiese & Marvalyn Kelly Lee Cornwell & Chris Bland Mike Vint Susan Beichley & Kathryn Burt Bob & Marcia Wiese Bill & Cindy Ormston Marla Hlas Childrens Church (treatsDecker Mann & Kasey Winters) Pastor Dean Sierra Winters Sierra Winters Adult I: Kathryn Burt Parenting Class: Sue Koster & Dee Burt M&M: Dan Beane Marvalyn Kelly Jr. SS OpeningMarvalyn Kelly Pre-K- Janice Collins 23 Karen Handorf Claire Handorf Marvalyn Kelly 1st- 4th: Marvalyn Kelly 5-6: Lynn Handorf 30 Mike & Barb Plaehn Pastor Dean Dee & Jacob Burt Sr High- Tina Mann Mike & Cathy Vint Darwin & Donna Lynch Cathy Vint Pastor Dean Lynda & Journey Miell Lynda & Journey Miell Wors hip Leader Darrel Burt Marcia Wiese & Sue Koster Vaugn & Carolyn Kloster Marla Hlas Shauna Smith Musicians Music & Fl owers Childrens sermon Nursery Sunday School Adult I: Kathryn Burt M&M: Stan Koster Pre-6th: Multi-Age Jr/Sr High: Linda Svendsen

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