KENT HAPPENINGS A Publication of Kent Memorial Lutheran Church, Sunrise Beach, MO. For the On-Line Calendar, CLICK LINK BELOW www.kentmemorial.com/kentnews/2015-02_cal.pdf February, 2015 Volume 31, Issue 2 Overlooking the Lake of the Ozarks Kent Memorial Lutheran Church 184 Sunset Hill Drive P. O. Box 155 Sunrise Beach, MO 65079 ~ 1951— 1951—2014 ~ EACH SUNDAY 8:30 AM 9:30 AM Sunday School & Adult Bible Study Worship Service ~ David R. Beese, Pastor ~ Office Fax 573-374-5267 573-374-8028 Email Website [email protected] www.KentMemorial.com KENT HAPPENINGS Volume 31, Issue 2 February, 2015 He really never knew what was ahead for him. He never had nails driven through his hands before, and so he couldn’t have known what it would be like until it happened. And when it did, the pain screamed. The whole world blew out from under him. And after the first nail went through, he knew a second one was coming. He could never have imagined what it would be like to be deserted by God. That was the indescribable death….the total, living horror that literally no one could imagine. And then it came. It was there. We can never, will never, fathom the death and dying of our Lord. We can never experience its fullness in terms of its opposite. What it all WON for us. Each moment, each day of our lives, each eternity of our eternities all of that will be the only translation we will ever know of the meaning of his crucifixion for us. It will be only his peace, his life, his joy that has become the whole story of our existence. We know what is ahead for us, because of him. We are approaching the season of Lent. It is time to remember again that he did it all for you, for each of us, for all of us. Join us each Wednesday during Lent – February 18 is Ash Wednesday when we observe the Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion. On the remaining Wednesdays, February 25, March 4, 11, 18, and 25, we will meditate on the book, “Disordered Loves: Healing the 7 Deadly Sins” by William S. Stafford. Stafford is an Episcopalian priest and is professor of Church History at Virginia Theological Seminary. Each week we will focus on one of the seven deadly sins: pride, anger, envy, greed, lust, gluttony, and sloth. Each Wednesday evening the focus will be on real sinfulness, the deadly sins which drive us away from God who is the love of our lives. Ash Wednesday’s service begins at 7:00pm and remaining Wednesday services begin at 6:00 with a light meal following the service. Everyone is encouraged to attend our Annual Meeting Part 2 on Sunday, February 8. Come and share a potluck brunch/lunch together and talk about our mission and ministry as a congregation. See you there! Pastor Dave God’s Work, Our Hands P 3 K H A PUBLICATION OF Kent Memorial Lutheran Church, ELCA, Est. 1951 P. O. Box 155 184 Sunset Hill Drive Sunrise Beach, Missouri 65079 Rev. David R. Beese, Pastor Phone: 573-374-5267 Fax: 573-374-8028 (Fax Machine Answers After Five Rings!) [email protected] www.KentMemorial.com STAFF Rev. David R.Beese ......................................................... Pastor Tracy Garrett ......................Office Secretary & Newsletter Editor Kathleen Marco ........................... Organist, Vocal Choir Director Joyce Wanamaker ......................................... Assistant Organist Toni Wagner...........................................Handbell Choir Director Tracy Garrett ..............Coordinator of Worship & Artistic Ministry Helen Oldham ................................... Prayer Chain Chairperson Lester Clark, Dan Garrett, Ken Gerardy & Michael Wagner............ Sound Technicians ................................................................................. Webmaster ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2015 COUNCIL MEMBERS Committee Assignments Jim Mellody ..................................................................President Gary Esbeck................................ Vice President; Social Ministry Carol Hansen ............................................... Christian Education Brian Kuckler ................................................ Christian Education Eldeen Hanke........................................................... Evangelism Andrew Renken...................................... Finance & Stewardship Bill Blomberg ................................................................. Property Lynn Burke .................................................................... Property Mark Kelly ............................................................ Social Ministry Pastor Dave Beese ............................................. Mutual Ministry Joyce Wanamaker ........................................... Worship & Music Gail Kruse ...................................................... Youth / Kent Krew Jim Clements ........................................... Long Range Planning .............................................................................. Ministry Fund Council Appointed Positions Carol Hanson ............................................. Recording Secretary Gail Kruse ................................................................... Treasurer Warren Pray ................................................. Financial Secretary Ken Gerardy ......................................... Building Fund Treasurer Linda Kimberling ................... Building Fund Financial Secretary GENERAL FUND COUNTERS FOR FEBRUARY 02/01 Bob Kuecker, Janet Kuecker 02/08 Chuck Wanamaker, Joyce Wanamaker 02/15 Michael Wagner, Toni Wagner 02/22 Linda Kimberling, Ken Gerardy FEBRUARY SCRIPTURE LESSONS February 1, 4th Sunday after Epiphany 1st Reading................................. Deuteronomy 18:15-20 Psalm .............................................................Psalm 111 2nd Reading .................................... 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 Gospel ...................................................... Mark 1:21-28 February 8, 5th Sunday after Epiphany 1st Reading............................................. Isaiah 40:21-31 Psalm .............................................Psalm 147:1-11, 20c 2nd Reading .................................. 1 Corinthians 9:16-23 Gospel ...................................................... Mark 1:29-39 February 15, Transfiguration of Our Lord 1st Reading.............................................. 2 Kings 2:1-12 Psalm ........................................................ Psalm 50:1-6 2nd Reading ...................................... 2 Corinthians 4:3-6 Gospel .......................................................... Mark 9:2-9 February 18, Ash Wednesday 1st Reading...........................................Joel 2:1-2, 12-17 Psalm ...................................................... Psalm 51:1-17 2nd Reading ........................... 2 Corinthians 5:20b—6:10 Gospel ......................................... Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21 February 22, 1st Sunday of Lent 1st Reading............................................. Genesis 9:8-17 Psalm ...................................................... Psalm 25:1-10 2nd Reading ............................................ 1 Peter 3:18-22 Gospel ........................................................ Mark 1:9-15 WORSHIP LEADERS IN FEBRUARY 9:30 AM Altar Guild ......................................... 2/1 &15 Deb Kelly; ...................................................... 2/8 & 22 Sheryl Boos Liturgist ............... 2/1 Katie Heaford; 2/15 Tracy Garrett Communion Assistant ..................................................... Greeters ................................ 2/1 Dave & Cindy Curchy; .................................. 2/8 Earl Cowher & Lorraine Boyd; ........................................... 2/15 Gerry & Linda Williams Lector ...........................................................Jim Mellody Ushers ......................................... 2/1 Jim & Diane Ziehl ......................................... 2/8 Teri Stout & Shirley Clark Coffee .......................................... 2/1 Vanessa Hebrank ........................................................................................ Sound Technicians .............. Lester Clark / Ken Gerardy V 31 I 2 PAGE 4 Stewa rd sh i p C orner INCOME & EXPENSE Offerings and Income for December , 2014 ....................... $24,963 Actual Expenses for December, 2014................................ $18,158 Monthly Budget Needs ...................................................... $15,643 Offerings and Income for January-December, 2014 ........ $188,940 Actual Expenses for January-December, 2014 ................ $181,483 Average Sunday Morning Attendance in December was 93 Average Sunday School/Adult Bible Study Attendance in December was 14 Christmas Eve Attendance was 155 DECEMBER 2014 BUILDING FUND REPORT KENT MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Bank Balance 12-1-14 ............................. $3,449.52 Deposits, interest and adjustments ............ 3,744.43 Payment to Mission Investment Fund ........ 4,000.00 Bank Balance 1-1-15 ............................... $3,193.95 Mortgage Payment to MIF ....................... $4,000.00 Interest Paid ................................................. 534.77 Principal Paid in December...................... $3,465.23 Mortgage Balance 12-1-14 .................. $152,976.23 Principal paid in December ........................ 3,465.23 Mortgage Balance 1-1-15 .................... $149,511.00 NEWSLETTER ARTICLE DEADLINE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2014 Leave your articles in the church office, or e-mail your news to Tracy at [email protected]. P 5 K H members and friends in need of God’s healing touch Ron Baltzer Bernice Bequette Richard Durkin Scottie Friedleins Debbie Glickley Pam Hunt Jeri Hunter Jack Hollingsworth Frank LaRock Janette Lynch Madison Mitchell Steve Mues Jill New Kathy Norris Nancy O’Hara Don Peterson Marcey Rauert Sherry Ray Laura Reynolds Maureen McCleary Rice Regina Robinette MaryLee Rogers Barbara Schweiger Pat Shank Marshall Sherlock IV Judy Swigart Diana Trimble Larry Waggoner John Yancey R e m e m b e r t h o s e s e rv i n g i n t h e m i l i ta ry i n p r ay e r Eric Blomberg Ben Brammeier Aaron Davis Tanner Glodt Jason Ites Adam Kralina Brandon Labath Glenn Maddock Adam Peterson O U R F R I E N D S I N A R E A C A R E FAC I L I T I E S Laurie Knolls & Laurie Care Center 610 Highway O P.O. Box 1068 Laurie, MO 65038 Betty Bennett Stanley Field Bernice Lansing Good Samaritan Care Center 403 W. Main Street Cole Camp, MO 65325 Mary Gordon Pleasant Hill Health & Rehabilitation Center 1300 Broadway Pleasant Hill, MO 64080 Don Hays If you are aware of anyone being admitted to or discharged from the hospitals or nursing homes, please notify the church office. V 31 I 2 PAGE 6 FEBRU ARY bi rthdays & a nniv er sari es 02/01 02/06 02/09 02/11 02/12 02/13 02/15 02/16 02/17 02/18 02/19 02/20 02/21 02/23 02/24 02/25 02/26 02/27 02/28 Wendy Blomberg Teri Stout Diane Reams Don Peterson Brenna Enriquez Travis Bullock Linda Kimberling Glenice Gibson Rick Waite Jan Gauck Al Diemer Floyd Wait Jan Lacas Dee Hamman Sharon Lutjen Pat Larson Rhonda Neighbour Alysia LaRock Marilyn Peterson Joan Zemke Margo Strothmann Carol Ousley Al Diemer Jim Kruse Allen Kimberling Nancy Beese Linda Williams Matt Bunger Shade Bullock ANNIVERSARIES 02/08/1964 Brian & Judy Kuckler 51 years 02/12/1994 Brad & LeeAnne Brumm 21 years 02/19/1988 Bill & Ada Terry 27 years If your birthday or anniversary isn’t listed, please contact the church office so we may include you in our congratulations! P 7 K H c h urch cou n cil Unapproved Council Minutes - January 13, 2014 In Attendance- Gary Esbeck, Pastor Dave, Carol Hansen, Gail Kruse, Brian Kuckler, Mark Kelly, Lynn Burke, Joyce Wanamaker and Eldeen Hanke. Absent- Andrew Renken, Bill Blomberg, Jim Clements, Eldeen Hanke and Jim Mellody Meeting called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Vice President Gary Esbeck. Dwelling in the Word: Pastor read an article from the Lutheran. Minutes- Motion to approve December minutes with the correction of Joyce Wanamaker’s name was made by Mark Kelly, seconded by Lynn Burke and all approved. Treasures Report- We reviewed the report given by Gail Kruse. A motion was made to approve the report by Joyce Wanamaker was seconded by Mark Kelly. All Approved. A motion was made by Gail Kruse to make the Annual Audit day the second Monday in January. Brian Kuckler seconded and all approved. A motion was made by Gail Kruse to renew current CD’s to an 8 month rollover. Mark Kelly made a motion to approve the rollover. Joyce Wanamaker seconded and all approved. Pastor’s Report- Pastor reported Lent was one month away. February 18 is Ash Wednesday. Services will be on a book about Seven Deadly Sins. Lenten services suppers will be prepared by committee groups. February 25 .. Social Ministry & Altar Guild March 4......... Finance & Stewardship & Property Committees March 11 ...... Youth & Mutual Ministry Committees March 18 ...... Long Range Planning & Worship & Music Committees March 25 ...... Evangelism & Christian Education Committees Pastor reported the meeting in Cole Camp went well. Around 50 people attended. Thank you Gerry Williams for going and drivingJ several ideas where shared. Ideas include possibly bussing to area churches to visit and share ministries and Festival of Sharing in Sedalia. Pastor will continue to search for ideas for our congregation and report back. Building Fund Report – No report to approve. Committee Reports- Property committee: Light switch in men’s room and a ring on the toilet have been fixed. Social Ministry reported a total of $2371.00 was collected on behalf of the Salvation Army. $943.91 of those funds was collected by Kent Memorial. Thank you to all that took the time to bell ring! New Paraments have been ordered for Lent. Old Business- None to discuss. New Business- Discussion of distribution of Lenten Offerings. Pastor suggested half to Social Ministry and half to Property Committee. A motion was made by Lynn Burke to half Lenten offerings between SS Ministry and Property Committee. Brian Kuckler seconded the motion and all approved. Easter pageant is early this year and a lot of the snow birds will still be gone. We will need volunteers. Gail Kruse made a motion to move $250.00 of Thrivent money to Kid’s Club due to an error from a memorial. Lynn Burke seconded the motion and all approved. Discussion was made on a new way of handling memorials. That information will be shared with those that do the counting. Correspondence- Two thank you notes read. Motion to adjourn was made by Gail Kruse, seconded by Brian Kuckler and all approved. Meeting adjourned at 7:08 p.m. —continued on p. 7 V 31 I 2 P 8 Closed with the Lord’s Prayer. Next meeting: February 17, 2015 at 6:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Carol Hansen ANNUAL MEETING PART 2 Sunday, February 8, 2015 10:30 a.m. We will share a Potluck Brunch/Lunch prior to the meeting Copies of the 2013 Annual Report are available in the Gathering Place AGENDA Call to Order – Jim Mellody, Council President Devotions (inside front cover of Annual Report) – Pastor Beese Approval of Minutes - Annual Congregational Meeting, 11/9/2014 – Jim Mellody President’s Report – Jim Mellody, Council President Pastor’s Report – Pastor Beese Treasurer Reports General Fund – Gail Kruse 2015 Budget – Gail Kruse Building Fund – Ken Gerardy Committee Reports Altar Guild Christian Education Columbarium Evangelism Finance & Stewardship Long Range Planning Mutual Ministry Property Social Ministry WELCA Worship & Music Youth New Business Adjourn – Closing Prayer K H P 9 WELC A - Wom en of t he Evan gelical Lu th er an Chu rch Unapproved Minutes—January 6, 2015 Vice President Sheryl Boos opened the meeting with words of welcome to those present and asked that everyone join in praying the WELCA prayer from the handbook. There were 16 members present. She thanked this month’s hostesses Joyce Wanamaker and Kathy Fair. Linda Williams read a devotion on aging. Secretary’s Report: Secretary Pro-tem Kathy Fair read the minutes of the last meeting. Diane Ziehl moved and Judy Ward seconded that the minutes be approved as presented, motion carried. Kathy reported that WELCA had received eight thank you notes and they will be posted on the board. Treasurers Report: Copies of the treasurer’s report for November 2014 and December 2014 were available for review. The 2014 year end balance was $5,387.44. This total is for the WELCA general fund and does not include the money in the Scrip account. Joyce Wanamaker reported that $260 was collected in the Christmas offering. Through the ELCA Good Gifts program we bought a pig, a goat, a sheep, and some honeybees with the balance directed to the “greatest need” as determined by the Good Gift program managers. There were no questions on the treasurer’s report. Standing Committees: Christian Action – Six ladies got 40 critters stuffed and ready to close, 50 critters and 10 sets of hats and booties are ready to take to Lake Regional. We need to find someone to replace Carol Gerardy as she will no longer be drawing the faces on the critters. Carol has said that she is willing to show someone how to do this. Laurie Care Center – no report Community for Christ – no report, sign up sheet is on the board Senior Center – the sign up sheet was passed around and will be on the board. Joyce reported that there is one fewer agency providing volunteers for the Senior Center so Kent will be responsible more frequently than previously. Care Core – 3 rides to doctor appointments were given in November 2014. One ride to a doctor appointment and many phone contacts were made in December 2014. Kent Klowns – the Klowns are gathering for a social event later in January, but have no other engagements scheduled. Sunshine Lady – In November 2014, 1 sympathy and 3 get well cards were sent. No cards were sent in December. Those attending the meeting had a chance to sign cards for Helen Oldham (who will be moving to Kansas City to be closer to family) and Jeri Hunter (who is hospitalized at Lake Regional). Kids Klub – the December meeting went very well. 12 kids attended and enjoyed having some hands-on learning about the nativity scene and listening to a story read by the Kent Klowns. The klowns also did some face painting and participated in a Christmas tree activity. Label Collection – Campbell’s soup labels – 30 Box Tops for Education - 96 Great Lake Scrip Sales – the account total as of 12/13/2014 was $882.53. Sheryl Boos thanked everyone who supports this fund raising effort. At the November 2014 meeting WELCA members were invited to suggest ways to share this money with the community. No suggestions had been given to Sheryl and Karen Mellody was not at the meeting so we don’t know if she had been given any suggestions. Diane Ziehl moved & Sharon Ballard seconded that we delay a decision on how best to share the Scrip proceeds until this summer. Motion carried. Elementary School Staff Appreciation volunteers – January – South - Kathy Fair Hurricane Deck – Sheryl Boos & __(open)_________ February – South - _(open)____ Hurricane Deck – Diane Ziehl (said she’d take care of this by herself) Old Business: Sheryl Boos asked if there was any discussion on our December luncheon. There was a question as to why attendance was down and a comment on how the guests were not acknowledged and introduced. Kathy Fair apologized for the oversight on not introducing our guests. New Business: Calendar dates were set for 2015 activities: —Continued on page 9 V 31 I 2 P 10 May luncheon – May 1st Rummage Sale – July 31st & Aug 1st Soup & Chili luncheon, bazaar & bake sale - Nov 7th Christmas luncheon – Dec 1st Cookie and Candy Sale – Dec 5th February 2015 hostesses will be Diane Ziehl & Lorraine Boyd. Devotions will be Kathy Fair. As there was no further business, Vice President Sheryl Boos adjourned the meeting. All those attending joined in the Lord’s Prayer. Respectfully submitted, Kathy Fair, Secretary Pro-tem Th ank you Thank you to everyone who provided and attended our 25th Anniversary remembrance on December 21. It was lovely, and we are indeed so blessed to belong to a church that is actually just one big family. We love you all! Michael and Toni Wagner Thank you so much to the friends and neighbors from Hwy. 5-33 who gave a generous gift of $300.00 to Kent Memorial to use in our community. It will be used to help those around us who are less fortunate and are facing hard economic times. Your hearts will help keep electricity turned on and heat on cold nights. God's Work, Your Hands!! Social Ministry Committee The Kent congregation continues to support local outreach by contributing to the Blue Box and participating in Salvation Army bell ringing efforts. Both of these efforts directly impacts local residents of our community. Community for Christ receives much of the contributions from both of these programs. It may be interesting to understand just how important to local families your efforts have been. In 2014, 791 families were helped in some charitable way by Community for Christ. 485 of these families received food directly from Community for Christ, that the Blue Box supports. Over $36,375 worth of food was given out to those who needed the support. Community for Christ helps 5-6 families per day in some way. The funding for this effort comes from various churches, individuals, and thrift center sales. And, of course, from you through your outreach support. Community for Christ and Kent Lutheran are valuable assets to the local community and you can be proud of your part in making a difference. God's Work, Your Hands!! Gary Esbeck, Social Ministry Committee K H P 11 BLOOD DRIVE February 13 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. at Kent Memorial Lutheran Church (no appointment necessary) For more information, contact Joyce McHenry, 573-372-2141, or visit The Community Blood Bank of the Ozarks, www.CBCO.org. ALTAR FLOWERS Celebrate a special person or event by placing flowers on the altar. A chart to sign up for the Sunday of your choice is located on the bulletin board in the Gathering Room. Sign your name and the person or occasion to be remembered on the line corresponding to the desired date. Two vases are available per date. The cost is $18.50. A check, payable to the Altar Guild, may be left in the church office. A two week notice would be appreciated. Flowers may be taken home after the late service or left at the church for distribution to an area nursing home or shut-ins. The green vase insert must be left at the church. Would you like to place a rose bud on the altar commemorating the birth of a child? You may order one directly from a florist of your choice or contact Janine’s and they will deliver the flower to the church along with the altar bouquet. The cost is $11.00 including a vase. [If you supply your own vase, the cost is $5.00 and the rose will be delivered in a pick.] The church has vases available if you would like to borrow one. The flower may be picked up immediately after the late service. Please return the vase to the church at your convenience. V 31 I 2 P 12 Lent is a 40-day liturgical season that begins on Ash Wednesday and concludes at the Great Vigil of Easter. Sundays are not included in the 40-day count because every Sunday is a joyful celebration of Jesus' resurrection. Though not biblical, Lent has long been a tradition in the Christian Church, and it is thought that the tradition of the 40 days recalls the 40 days Jesus spent in the wilderness, fasting and being tempted by Satan (Matthew 4:1-11). Lent is considered a time of penance and discipline. Because of Lent's penitential nature, worship tends to be more solemn, and purple is the liturgical color of the season. Some congregations remove flowers from the worship space, and for many, songs of praise like the Gloria in Excelsis ("Glory in the highest") and expressions of joy like the exclamation "Alleluia" ("Praise the Lord") are removed from the liturgy until Easter. Many congregations hold special mid-week worship services and promote other devotional activities to help their members concentrate on the Lenten disciplines of fasting, almsgiving (charity) and prayer. Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent. On this day, Christians focus on their complete sinfulness and the necessity of Christ's suffering and death to insure their salvation. Ashes are referred to many times in the Old Testament as signs of sorrow, mourning, humility, and repentance, and on Ash Wednesday they are used to remind people of their mortality -- that "you are dust, and to dust you shall return" (Genesis 3:19). Many churches use ashes during Ash Wednesday worship in a ritual called the Imposition of Ashes. In this custom, ashes are mixed with a small amount of oil and applied to the forehead of each worshipper. The Sunday of the Passion or Palm Sunday begins the last week of Lent, known as Holy Week. During this holiest time of the church year, the worship services relive the final week of our Lord's human life. Holy Week includes Maundy Thursday, when Christians observe Christ's "Last Supper" -- the institution of the Sacrament of Holy Communion -- and the mandate to serve one another in love. Good Friday commemorates the imprisonment, trial and death by crucifixion of Jesus. Lent culminates on Saturday evening of Holy Week in the Great Vigil of Easter, when Christians gather in darkness, light new fire, and celebrate the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies in the resurrection of Christ. —Evangelical Lutheran Church in America LENT AT KENT MEMORIAL ASH WEDNESDAY Wednesday, February 18 Service at 7:00 p.m. with Imposition of ashes & Communion MIDWEEK LENTEN SERVICES: "Disordered Loves: Healing the 7 Deadly Sins" Services begin at 6:00 p.m. Following each Wednesday Lenten Service, we will share a light supper provided by the Committee Members of Kent. Members are invited to bring a dessert to share. Wednesday, February 25 Supper prepared by Social Ministry & Altar Guild Committees Wednesday, March 4 Supper prepared by Finance & Stewardship & Property Committees Wednesday, March 11 Supper prepared by Youth & Mutual Ministries Committees Wednesday, March 18 Supper prepared by Long Range Planning & Worship & Music Committees Wednesday, March 25 Supper prepared by Christian Education & Evangelism Committees HOLY WEEK Maundy Thursday ..... April 2 Good Friday .............. April 3 Easter Sunday .......... April 5 K H P 13 SOC IA L MIN I STRY BLUE BOX UPDATE Community for Christ needs items to make warm, hearty meals. Beans (1 pound bags of Great Northern or Pinto) are especially needed right now. Our February goal is 200 items Please add a couple of Blue Box items to your basket when you shop this month. And thank you for your continued generosity! Hearing God’s Call and Responding in Love... Here’s how we used your contributions to meet some of the need in our community. DECEMBER, 2014 (number of needs calls): Electric - 9 Rent - 3 Gasoline (Lake Oasis) - 3 Total needs filled for the month: 15 Total Dollars to our Community for the month: $1,166.96 We Share Jesus with All! V 31 I 2 P 14 Worship & Music Kent Handbells Kent Adult Choir Toni Wagner, Director Kathleen Marco, Director Wanted! Handbell Ringers & Choir Singers Join the ranks of those who make a joyful noise… and have a lot of fun doing it On the job training is available Kent Handbells Rehearsals Wednesdays at 5:45 p.m. [Tuesdays at 5:45 p.m. during Lent] Interested in ringing? Contact Toni Wagner, 573-216-9286, [email protected] Kent Adult Choir Rehearsals Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. [5:00 p.m. during Lent] If you’d like to sing in the choir, contact Kathleen Marco, 573-434-1177, [email protected]. P 15 K H Kids Klub February 18 3:30-5:00 p.m. ALL Kids from pre-K through 5th grade SUPERHEROES OF THE BIBLE After school snacks New friends Loads of fun! If you are into Super Hero's than this is for kids of all ages. This is about Super Hero's of the Bible. Come one come all, we want to Share Jesus with All!. Kids Klub is free & open to everyone! Any questions? Call Diane Ziehl, 372-5223 or 573-480-1271!