CHAPELchimes
G r o w i n g i n F a i t h
KELLY’S KORNER
GET ALL EXCITED!
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 24!
ST. MATTHEW 28:1-10
Pastors are funny characters…..at times a bit
weird….like Rev. Eugene Magee. Magee is a very
enthusiastic preacher. He’s loud and demonstra-
tive…paces and waves his arms to stress points.
Unfortunately, he is so animated that he has trouble
keeping his shirttails in his trousers. To solve this, he
has developed the habit of periodically stuffing
shirttails back into his trousers as inconspicuously as
possible, even while he’s preaching. One Easter
Sunday, while preaching with great excitement, he
fished around behind his back in the usual way,
and found more material than usual to push out of
sight. He persisted doggedly, however. He
preached and he stuffed…he preached and he
stuffed. At the close of his sermon he discovered
that he had about half of the American flag stuffed
into his pants!
So what! It was Easter Sunday! What pastor can
help but get excited on this special day?
First: We get excited because we see faces on
Easter that we might not see on most Sundays of
the year.
Second and most importantly: Pastors get excited
on Easter because we get to tell, once again, the
story of the first Easter.
“So the women hurried away from the tomb,
afraid, YET FILLED WITH JOY, and ran to tell his
disciples.” St. Matthew 28:8
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN TODAY!!
Pastor Dean J. Kelly
S h a r i n g G o d ’ s L o v e
April 2011
Easter Activities at Chapel
Lenten Study
Meet in the Fellowship Hall each Sunday through East-
er at 9:30 am to view a video, Crazy Love. Then we
will break into groups for discussion.
Women’s Breakfast
An all-women’s breakfast will be held Sat, April 16,
at 9:00 am in the Fellowship Hall. The program will
be given by Janet Schildroth of Reinbeck. All women
and friends are invited and no reservations are need-
ed.
Holy Thursday
Commemorate the Last Supper in which Jesus gave
several final commands to his disciples - to love one
another, to serve one another and to remember him
through the breaking of the bread. The Holy Thurs-
day service, including communion, will be held at
Chapel on April 21 at 7:00 pm.
Good Friday
Join us in a powerful service in remembering Christ’s
great sacrifice as the story is retold of Jesus’ arrest,
crucifixion and death on Good Friday. The Glad-
brook United Methodist Church, which is across from
Casey’s, will host the service on April 22 at 7:30 pm.
Area pastors, including Pastor Dean, will join together
to lead the service, and a community choir will pro-
vide special music. The Community Choir will be prac-
ticing for the Good Friday Service on Sundays, April
3, 10 and 17 at 2 p.m. at the United Methdist Church
in Gladbrook. If you are interested please contact
Marcy Knaack, 473-2025.
Easter Sunday
You are invited to the Easter Sunrise Service at 7:30
am. The Youth Fellowship will lead the service, and
the Volunteers will host a breakfast. The weekly Len-
ten service and Junior Sunday School starts at 9:30
am. Our Easter worship service will begin at 10:40
am. “Christ the Lord is risen today!”
Looking Ahead:
• Sun/May 1: Nurture Team
meeting following church.
All members of the praise
team, including musicians
and nurture committee, are
encouraged to attend. A
light lunch will be served.
• Sun/May 15: Mother’s Day
(Witness comm & YF, chairs)
and Graduation Recogni-
tion (Nurture comm, chair)
• Sun/May 15: All are invit-
ed to Eli Odle’s graduation
reception at his home, 5-8
pm.
Graduation Recognition May 15
High school and college graduates
will be recognized during church on
Sunday, May 15. If your child will
be graduating this year, please
email Allen Burt, chair of Worship
Committee, at burt@heartofiowa.net
as soon as possible. Other committee
members are Terri Weitzell, Kathryn
Burt, Linda Svendsen, Vaugn Kloster
& Randy Beichley. Congratulations,
graduates!
Worship Attendance
March 6: 100
March 13: Not recorded
March 20: 88
March 27: 102
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April
1st Gladys Appelgate, Andrew Burt
2nd Darrel Burt
3rd Josiah Gaulke, Lauren (Weitzell) Fridley, Jerry & Kathy Gilge
4th Bradd & Lyn McMartin, Gayle & Cindy Krull
5th Dan & Sarah Beane, Blaze Krull
10th David Groth, Chris & Marci Krull
11th Heidi (Beane) Koopman, Tracy Ormston
12th Larry & Janice Collins
13th Mary Lynch
14th Shannon Hellie
15th Noah Wiese, Dean Messerly, Becky Wach
19th Jessica Ormston
21st Randy & Susan Beichley
22nd Noah Winters, Chloe Schrodt
23rd Matthew Burt
24th Kevin & Mary Lynch
25th Sue Koster, Jared Callahan
26th Darwin Lynch, Tammy Burt, Jake Hlas, Addison Hook
27th Barbara Beichley, Quinn Veasman
28th Eli Odle
29th Chad Van Rees
UMW Spring Breakfast
All ladies of the church are invited to join the UMW for
their annual Spring Breakfast on Saturday, April 16, at
9:00 am at the church. Sue Koster and Nancy Peshel
have arranged for the program, “More Than a Cross,”
to be given by Janet Schildroth. Hostesses for the
morning are Shirley Svendsen, Cindy Ormston, Janice
Collins, Bev Worden, and Connie Buchman. Lois Groth
and Karen Handorf will decorate the tables.
CHAPELchimes
 Know…
Know
DidYouKnow
Pastor Dean’s Address
• Jay Beichley was one of the
Pastor Dean and Marvalyn Kelly speakers at an evening of "All
104 E Ave, Condo 2 Dude Worship" on February 15 at
Grundy Center, IA 50638 North Central University.
319-230-0627 or • Sonya Beichley had parts in the
319-290-8190 Gladbrook-Reinbeck Jazz Show on
irish@slrmail.com February 25 and 27, including
singing with the Swing Choir,
singing a solo and in two duets,
along with her saxophone
performance with the Jazz Band.
• The Ice Cream Social date is
Thursday, July 14 – Please save
the date!
Hope Phones • North Central's baseball team
There will be a collection box in the back of the church to collect old, attended Chapel March 27 and
deactivated cell phones for Hope Phones. played several games on the
Green Mountain baseball
This ministry uses our old cell phones, recycles them for usable cell field. Jay Beichley is a member of
phones for community health care workers at medical clinics in coun- the team. Thanks, Tim & Eli Odle,
tries who have to travel to rural, primitive areas to treat patients. You for preparing the field!
can read more on their website. (http://hopephones.org/). • Please pick up your bulletins &
trash after church and put two
• Americans discard over a half a million cell phones every day, and hymnals & one Bible in each pew
only 10% of those phones are recycled. rack. Thank you.
• But Hope Phones helps bring a new life to your waste. • Cimber Strayer was honored as the
• If we throw away 500,000 phones each day, and each is worth Outstanding Student in the area of
$15-$50, then with just 1% of that money, Hope Phones can raise nursing at the MCC Awards
enough to buy new phones for a million health workers. Yes, a mil- Ceremony recently.
lion.
• Because health workers in the developing world use simple phones, • Praise songs are projected on the
a donated phone has a huge impact- if you send in your used iPh- wall via computer, thanks to Ron
one, for example, Hope Phones can purchase 5-7 phones for Groth!
healthcare workers. • Michael Burt was chosen as a
“Leader of Tomorrow” in the T-R.
I will be collecting these through the end of May and will send ship- Congratulations!
ments as my boxes get full. Once they receive our shipment, they put a Our Circle of concern:
value on our used phones and can buy 3-4 cell phones for every 1 • Bill Ormston’s brother, Dick; his wife
phone that we send. These phones are then distributed and we will Babs; and friend recuperating from
hear back so that we know exactly where these phones are going and car accident Feb 23.
the impact that our cell phones have on patient care. We do not need • Matt Jackson, broken toe from
any cords or chargers, just the phone and battery. tongue falling on his foot; surgery
March 31
Thank You,
Lori Odle • Dick Slingluff, Garwin, brain
infection

April 2011 Page 3

 Vacation Bible School
June 6th—10th 2011
The Garwin and Chapel communities are joining together again for Vacation Bible School. This year students
will travel to "Hometown Nazareth- Where Jesus was a Kid!" VBS will be held Monday through Friday, June 6-
10, here at Chapel. The daily sessions are tentatively scheduled from 9-11:30 am. Each day children will visit
Mary's house, go to Nazareth's marketplace, play games that Jesus might have played, make crafts, enjoy
snacks and sing songs.

The VBS program will be on Sunday, June 12, at 10:00 am at Chapel. There are several ways to register for
this year's Vacation Bible School. You can contact Ann Jackson, 473-2338 (matt.jackson07@gmail.com), Heidi
Langenbau, 499-2541 (emailme5@iowatelecom.net), complete the registration form and return it to the back
of church, or return the completed form to GMG Elementary or High School. Transportation from Garwin and
Green Mountain to Chapel Church is being organized at this time. More information will follow soon! Please
start asking your friends, neighbors, cousins and grandchildren to attend! We can’t wait to see you there!

VBS 2011 Registraon Form

Name: __________________________________________________________

Address:_________________________________________________________

Phone:_______________________email:_______________________________

Parents: _________________________________________________________

Grade/Age________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact (Name & Phone number required)-

________________________________________________________________

Does this child have any special need about which we should be aware (dietary
restrictions, physical limitations, etc.)?
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

Please return to Ann Jackson, Heidi Langenbau or place in the envelope at the
back of the church.

April 2011 Page 4

 Chapel Lilies & Mums
We are ordering Lilies & Yellow Mums to decorate our Sanctuary for Easter. Order forms will be in the bul-
letins on April 3rd and April 10th. Please return this order form and money to Lois Groth. The deadline for
Lily and Mum orders is April 17th, 2011.

Please make checks payable to “Chapel Flowers.”

Name:______________________________________________________________

In Honor/Memory of :__________________________________________________

_____Number of Lilies @ $10.00 each ____Number of Yellow Mums @ $10.00 each

LCA
The Ladies Cemetery Aid met Wednesday, March 9, New Business: It has been suggested that the center
2011 in the church parlor. President Kathryn Burt drive needs to be upgraded. We will ask Merlyn Ap-
called the meeting to order at 1:40 p.m. pelgate to check into potential work and costs.

Prior to the meeting, members gathered in the Fellow- Committee Reports:

ship Hall to admire a quilt top with community signa-
tures that may have been pieced circa 1910. It was
discovered in a trunk in Edith Whannel’s home and the
family has given it to the LCA, because many of the
names coincide with former LCA members. Carolyn
Kloster will record the 110 names and we will attempt
to discover the origin of the piece and how best to
preserve it.
Phyllis Mann led devotions with two poems,
“Springtime” and “Spring’s Arrival.” She closed with a
prayer, “Take time to talk to God in prayer.” Roll call
was answered by seven members answering
“Advantages of getting older.” The minutes of the De- • Several cards have been sent during the new year.
cember meeting were read and approved. Thank you
notes were received from the families of Zeal Bessman Kathryn closed the meeting with quotes from “Father’s
and Dorothy Lynch.
• Harriett determined Funomics this month would be
$0.05 for each of your children.
• Vivian will contact Dennis Smith and ask that he
continue caretaker work for the cemetery.
• Flags were not able to flown at the funerals in Feb-
ruary. It was raining for one, and the clips on the
center flag pole are broken. Vivian will check with
Merlyn on how to replace the clips.
• Kathryn will make appropriate contacts for en-
graving the Veteran’s Memorial and to have new
markers made for Shirley Weitzell and Zeal
Bessman.
Book of Wisdom,” one of which made us laugh.

Treasurer Shirley Svendsen gave the treasurer’s report
for November, December, January and February. The
treasurer’s reports were accepted and filed and the
treasurer was commended for ably handling the funds
of several organizations. There were no bills. A time
certificate will mature March 21. A decision will be
made later on when to invest these funds.
Old Business: Annual reports will be deferred until the
April meeting.
Vivian entertained with a quiz, testing our knowledge
of money scams. Harriett got the most right, with
Kathryn close behind. Shirley served a frosty lime des-
sert with lemon sauce on a St. Patrick’s Day themed
table.
Respectfully submitted,
Vivian LeVier, Secretary

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 Volunteers Minutes
Chapel Volunteers met Thursday, March 10th at the home of Lois Groth at 7:00 pm. Members present: Lois Groth, Cynthia Ormston, Shirley
Svendsen, Phyllis Mann, Kathryn Burt, Luba Lyon, Karen Handorf, Carol Lamer, Connie Appelgate, Janice Collins, Carolyn Kloster and Tri-
cia Steen. President, Karen Handorf called the meeting to order. Kathryn Burt led devotions on Isaiah 46.
Old Business:
• Secretary, Tricia Steen read minutes from the September 9th meeting which were approved. Correspondence/thank you notes were
passed around the room. Treasurer, Shirley Svendsen gave the Treasurer’s Report which was approved (please see below). Phyllis
Mann, Correspondence Secretary, reported she had sent 36 cards to Chapel members in the last six months.
• There are 56 cookbooks left for sale.
• An election for new officers was discussed. Past year’s officers accepted to keep their positions for the 2011/2012 year. Lois Groth
made the motion officers be accepted, Cynthia Ormston seconded the motion. Motion was carried. Officers for this year are: Presi-
dent: Karen Handorf; Vice-President: Lori Odle; Secretary: Tricia Steen; Treasurer: Shirley Svendsen; Cards & Gifts: Phyllis Mann
New Business:
• The Senior Citizen Dinner went well. $310.00 was made. The women discussed if they should provide the dinner again. Questions
arose: Can we choose the month we serve & is the price of the dinner negotiable? It is thought Karen Pieper from Auxiliary coordi-
nates the dinners. Karen Handorf will call and discuss this with Karen Pieper. A motion was made by Lois Groth to serve the Senior
Citizen dinner again if we can choose the month. Kathryn Burt seconded the motion. Motion carried.
• This past Christmas, Chapel women made bars for Garwin’s Nativity Scene. Do we want to provide bars for this next year? The sub-
ject was tabled for the fall Volunteer’s meeting.
• Hanging of the Greens was then discussed. Thanks to all who donated and helped.
• Christmas Caroling was discussed. All donations and help are appreciated.
• Easter Sunrise Service/Breakfast, April 24, 7:30 service. Breakfast to follow the service. Decorations: use UMW breakfast decora-
tions. Menu: Committee-Kathryn Burt, Sue Koster and Connie Appelgate.
• Phyllis Mann is in need of money for cards and stamps. Cynthia Ormston made the motion we supply Phyllis with $20.00, Janice Col-
lins seconded the motion. The motion carried.
• Would the ‘Volunteers’ like to attend the Cornerstone Production again this year? Last year’s production was phenomenal. This was
tabled until the fall meeting.
• Would the women of Chapel Church like a spring outing? Karen Handorf has visited the Cedar River Garden Center in Palo, Iowa.
The group could also visit an eatery for lunch on the same day. We would need to take the trip on Saturday, April 30th. Tricia Steen
will research the options for the women.
• Iowa River Church has invited Chapel women to, ‘Come to the Well’ by Deb Nuss on March 21 at 11:30 am.
The meeting was adjourned. Next meeting is Thursday, September 8th at Cynthia Ormston’s home at 7:00 pm. Devotions will be provided
by Janice Collins. Lunch served by Phyllis Mann and Kathryn Burt. Karen Handorf read a poem, Each Easter Morn. Lunch was served by
Carol Lamer and Connie Appelgate.

Respectfully submitted,
Tricia Steen, Secretary Ice Cream Social Date is Set!
The committee hopes everyone at Chapel has started with
some minor arm exercises to build up your muscles so you are
M & M SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ready to crank ice cream (Chapel's Ice Cream!) on Thursday
July 14. They realize this is the first day of the Marshall
Apr: Lenten Study County Fair but they have been advised the first day would
May: Dan Beane not cause a problem. They are preparing for another very
June: Ron Groth successful social! Setting this date has been a real challenge
July: Karen Handorf this year. Please mark July 14th on your calendar be-
Aug: Lynn Handorf fore Leon loses any more hair (that he can't afford to lose
Sept: Ross Iverson
Oct: Vaugn Kloster Thank you! Your Ice Cream Social Committee (Leon & Carol
Nov: Stan Koster Lamer, Lee & Patti Cornwell, Dan & Tricia Steen, Jim & LeAnn
Dec: Mike Vint Fleming)

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Chapel’s Trustees have been busy…..

Above: The Chapel United Methodist sign

was upgraded and moved to where the big
tree out front used to be.

Left: Thank you, Leon Lamer, for putting

lights behind the cross in the front of the
sanctuary.

Thank you

(This is an excerpt from a thank you sent to Tim Odle from the Head Baseball Coach at North Central Universi-
ty. The team played two double headers on the GMG High School Field recently)

Thank you again so much for Chapel’s hospitality and to everyone in the community who embraced us and
made us feel welcome and special! It was a neat trip for us all and I am very glad we did it. I have high ex-
pectations for this group, even though we lost our game, there are things we can correct and will correct as the
season goes on. We would be much worse off if we weren't able to play this weekend and learn all the things
we did.

We will play in Grinnell at the high school field on Friday starting at 4 pm and Noon at the College field on
Saturday this week against Lawrence University from Appleton, Wisconsin. Lawrence's coach is from Grinnell
originally and he knew exactly where Green Mountain was when I talked to him!

Thanks again for all you did to make this trip happen and a great experience! Hope to maybe see you this
weekend.

Take care,
Tim Beasley
Head Baseball Coach
North Central University

April 2011 Page 7

UMW NEWS
Chapel UMW met Thursday, March 3, at 1:30 p.m. at the church. Kathryn Burt opened the afternoon program by inviting the group
to sing, “This Little Light of Mine.” She reminded us that Jesus came as a servant, and when asked what the greatest commandment was, he
answered, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind; and love your neighbor as
yourself. “ She also told how the prophet Isaiah told we should care for those who need our care, including widows and orphans. An organi-
zation that cares for those in need is Hospice. Kathryn then introduced Rhonda Miller from Iowa River Hospice, who gave the program. Rhon-
da shared the history of Iowa River Hospice, how the organization is staffed, and the levels of care available at the Hospice Home. She told
of their newest project, “Living Legacies,” which assists hospice patients to tell their life stories for their families. They are assisted by MCC
and private donations in producing these DVD’s. Rhonda closed by sharing the newsletter from Iowa River Hospice and encouraging anyone
to become involved as a volunteer.
President Kathryn Burt called the meeting to order at 2:45 p.m. Eleven members answered roll call by telling about something that
had been invented during their lifetime. The secretary’s minutes from the December meeting were read and approved with the correction that
the treasurer’s report was from November, rather than October as stated. Correspondence was read from Ron and Lois Groth, with thanks for
the 50th wedding anniversary gift; a thank you from Donna Lynch for the Christmas amaryllis, and a thank you from the Zeal Bessman family
for assisting with the meal following Zeal’s funeral.
Shirley Svendsen gave the treasurer’s report. Income included regular offering from the month of December and the serving of the
Zeal Bessman funeral meal. February income came from the serving of funeral meals for Doris Svendsen, Vonnie Lynch, and Dorothy Lynch.
The treasurer’s report was approved. A bill was presented by Janice Collins for a rose bowl in honor of Brooklyn Smith, daughter of Ben and
Shauna Smith. Motion by Cindy Ormston, seconded by Myrene Appelgate to pay the bill. Motion carried. Discussion of possible UMW pro-
jects ensued. Motion by Janice Collins, second by Jo Svendsen, to donate $100 to Iowa River Hospice for their Living Legacies project. Motion
carried. Motion by Susan Beichley, second by Cindy Ormston to donate $100 to the Stork’s Nest for their March diaper drive. Motion car-
ried. Discussion of the December challenge from our District Shepherdess regarding a donation to Bidwell Riverside followed. Motion by Lois
Groth, second by Janice Collins to send $100 to the district treasurer for equal distribution to Bidwell Riverside, Shesler Hall, Hawthorn Hill,
and School of Christian Mission. Motion carried.

Committee reports:
• Janice reported for the cards and flowers committee.
Old business:
• None
New business:
• The ladies of the Iowa River Brethren Church have invited us to their luncheon on Monday, March 21, at 11:30 a.m. Deb Nuss will give the
program. Reservations need to be made to Sharon Somers by March 18. Kathryn Burt will contact Sharon with the number attending.
• Chapel’s Spring Breakfast will be Saturday, April 16, with the program, “More Than a Cross,” by Janet Schildroth.
Officer Reports:
• Lois Groth gave the Social Action Report on gambling. Lois shared myths and facts about gambling and its effect on families and society.
She encouraged us to stay informed about our state legislature, as they are considering legalizing internet gambling in Iowa.

Kathryn distributed district newsletter information to the officers. Church activities in March include the Truth Project on Sunday eve-
nings and Lenten Studies during Sunday School, beginning March 6. Prayer requests were received. Kathryn closed with prayer. A delicious
dessert luncheon was served by Lois Groth and Carolyn Kloster on tables decorated in a St. Patrick’s Day theme.

Secretary,
Susan Beichley

UMW SPRING BREAKFAST

All are invited to the All-Church Women’s Spring Breakfast on Saturday, April 16, at 9:00 am in the Fellowship Hall. Sue Koster and
Nancy Peshel have arranged for the program, “More Than a Cross,” to be presented by Janet Schildroth. Hostesses for the morning are
Shirley Svendsen, Cindy Ormston, Bev Worden, and Connie Buchman. Lois Groth and Karen Handorf will decorate tables.
The next regular meeting of the UMW will be Thursday, May 5, at 7:00 p.m. at the church. Roll call will be, “Describe something you
like about a friend from the past.” Lois Groth and Janice Collins will coordinate the program, asking Pastor Dean to join us. Donna Lynch will
give the Spiritual Growth report. Hostesses will be Karen Collins and Marcia Wiese.

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 APRIL 2011
Sun/Apr 3 9:30 am Sunday School ~ For Adults there will be NO regular Sunday School. Lenten groups will
meet during this time. (Ch. 5: Serving Leftovers To A Holy God)
10:40 am Worship
5:30 pm The Truth Project, all invited (Lesson 7: Sociology: The Divine Imprint)
6:30-8:00 pm YF meet at the church for Lenten study and play practice (Treats: Logan, Mackenzie &
Morgan Burt)
Thu/Apr 7 10:00 am Pastor Dean communion at Westbrook
Sun/Apr 10 9:30 am Sunday School ~ For Adults there will be NO regular Sunday School. Lenten groups will
meet during this time. (Ch. 6: When You’re In Love)
10:40 am Worship ~ Mission Minute; Children’s Church (The Great Egg Hunt)
Noon Administrative Council (Meal: Donald & Phyllis Mann)
5:30 pm The Truth Project, all invited (Lesson 8: Unio Mystica: Am I Alone?)
6:30-8:00 pm YF meet at the church for Lenten study and play practice (Treats: Strayer & Odle)
Mon/Apr 11 6:00 pm Boy Scouts
Wed/Apr 13 9:30 am Pastor Dean meeting at Peace Church
1:30 pm LCA
Hostess: Kathryn Burt
Devotions: Shirley Svendsen
Roll Call: Childhood Pet
Entertainment: Jo Svendsen
Sat/Apr 16 9:00 am All-Church Women’s Spring Breakfast; Janet Schildroth program, “More Than a Cross;” host-
esses Shirley Svendsen, Cindy Ormston, Janice Collins, Bev Worden; decorate tables Lois Groth, Ka-
ren Handorf; program Sue Koster, Nancy Peshel. All Chapel women & friends are invited!
Sun/Apr 17 9:30 am Sunday School ~ For Adults there will be NO regular Sunday School. Lenten groups will
meet during this time. (Ch. 7: Your Best Life…Later)
10:40 am Palm Sunday Worship
5:30 pm The Truth Project, all invited (Lesson 9: The State: Whose Law?)
6:30-8:00 pm YF meet at the church for Lenten study and play practice (Treats: Winters & Richter)
Thu/Apr 21 7:00 pm Holy Thursday services at Chapel including communion
Fri/Apr 22 2:00 pm Pastor Dean to Westbrook for Good Friday service
7:30 pm at Gladbrook UMC, Good Friday service for Chapel, Garwin, Gladbrook & Lincoln churches
Sun/Apr 24 7:30 am Easter Sunrise Service by Youth Fellowship, breakfast by Volunteers
9:30 am Sunday School ~ For Adults there will be NO regular Sunday School. Lenten groups will
meet during this time. (Ch. 8: Profile Of The Obsessed)
10:40 am Worship

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A monthly publication of
Chapel Church
Chapel United Methodist Church
1597 Abbott Avenue
Pastor ~ Dean J. Kelly Gladbrook IA 50635
Phone: 319-230-0627 or 319-290-8190
Email: irish@slrmail.com
Church: 641-474-2278

Secretary ~ Cimber Strayer

Phone: 641-351-9488
Email: jcstrayer@hughes.net

Group email:
chapel@iastate.edu

Chapel Blog:
http://chapelfriends.blogspot.com/

Ushers Musicians Music & Children's Acolytes Sunday School

Flowers Sermon

Bill Backoff & Kelly Newcomb & Adults will meet during Sunday
APR
John Fleming Sue Koster School for Lenten Studies.

Communion Dale & Heidi Marla Hlas 1st - 3rd Graders

3
4th Sunday of Lent Langenbau

5th Sunday of Lent Lee & Patti Children’s Church 1st - 3rd Graders Jr SS Opening: Sue Koster
10
Cornwell (The Great Egg Hunt) Pre-K/K: Diana Collins

Palm Sunday Duane & Barb Claire Handorf 1st - 3rd Graders 1st-3rd:Bill & Tammy Backoff
17
Beichley 4th-6th: Lynda Miell

Easter Sunday Stan & Sue Pastor Dean 1st - 3rd Graders Jr/Sr High: John Richter
24
Koster
Don Carlon Marcia Wiese & Adults will meet during Sunday
MAY & Jeff Koster Kathryn Burt School for Lenten Studies thru
May 8

Communion Matt & Ann Marla Hlas 4th - 6th graders M&M: Dan Beane
1 Jackson Adult I: Kathryn Burt

Bill & Linda Children's Church 4th - 6th graders Jr SS Opening: Marci Krull
8 Havelka (Treats: Jackson) PreK-K: Ann Jackson
Phil & Karen Pastor Dean 4th - 6th graders 1st-3rd:Marci Krull
15 Collins 4th-6th:Lynn Handorf

Ross & Bev Pastor Dean 4th - 6th graders Jr/Sr High: Cathy Vint
22 Iverson

Cemetary Claire Handorf 4th - 6th graders

29 Service