The Bearing Fruit
November 4, 2018
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Washington
Mennonite
▪ Offering for 10/28/18 - Regular offering: $3,053.00; Saturday Kitchen:
$100.00; Mutual Aid Fund: $100.00
▪ Financial update: Expenses were more than income this
month which leaves our Annual Blueprint balance at $4073. Your generous gifts
will enable us to further the work of God's kingdom here at Washington
Mennonite, our community and around the world. If you have questions, talk to
Mary Lou.
Crooked Creek Christian Camp
▪ Please
consider joining us for our annual meeting, November 13th!
The meal will be served starting at 6:15 with a meeting to follow.
▪ Needing wood this winter? Come out to Wood
Cutting Day November 17th, starting at 8 a.m. Chainsaws encouraged.
Iowa Mennonite School
▪ TODAY |
The fall drama, Little
Women directed by Michael Swartzendruber will be performed in
Celebration Hall at 3:00PM. Come early and get your tickets for sale at the
door. ALSO TODAY stick around after the drama for a Backstage Tour/Meet The Cast event for 6th-8th
grade students, transfer students, and their families. Refreshments will be
served as well. Come to get a glimpse of what being involved in the drama
department at IMS is like. Call the office to reserve your ticket to the drama
and tell them you are using your pass.
▪ Blood
Drive | The IMS chapter of the
National Honor Society is hosting a blood drive on Monday, November. There are
still a few walk-up time slots available from 8:00-11:00AM. Thank you for
helping your community in this special way!
▪ FFA
Fruit Sales | Fruit can still be ordered from an
IMS FFA student through November 12.
Fruit will be delivered the first week in December.
▪ Basketball
Jamboree | The
Varsity Boys Basketball Jamboree will tip off starting at 6:00PM on November 19 in Hillcrest Union. Come
out and get a first look at the IMS team along with other local teams.
Admission is $4 for adults and $3 for students and sorry no passes.
Central Plains Conference
▪ Central Plains Mennonite Conference Prayer
Request: Pray for MC USA and
congregations using the Journey Forward Pathways study guide for exploring how
we live out the core values of our faith in today’s world. Pray also for the
Women Doing Theology conference planned at AMBS in Elkhart, IN, November 8-10.
Mennonite Agencies
▪ Mennonite
Mission Network Prayer Request: Mennonite
Mission Network requests prayer for Petrus and Yuliana Handoyo and their two
sons who minister through educational ministries in Cambodia. May they share
the good news of Jesus’ love among Buddhist students through words and through
modeling healthy family relationships.
▪ MC
USA Prayer Request: "May God grant you peace that you
may know no further sorrow." Read the Open letter to Rabbi Myers, Tree of Life Congregation,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from Glen Guyton, executive director of MC USA
at mennoniteusa.org/letter-rabbi.
Area Announcements
▪ Pillow Cleaning: Get your feather or foam pillows
cleaned, sanitized, deodorized and NEW TICKING on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM at Kalona Mennonite Church,
902 6th St. Sponsored by the Kalona Mennonite WMSC
▪ All
Women - East Union Mennonite Church is hosting a
Chicago shopping trip on Saturday, November 17th via bus with Kalona
Coaches. Join us for some holiday shopping without the driving
hassle. We'll leave East Union at 6:00 a.m. and return around 10:30 p.m.
Seats are $50.00/person. Sign up on Google Drive: https://tinyurl.com/ycds8onf.
Feel free to invite family and friends! Anything above the travel
expenses will go to the Iowa Mennonite Relief Sale and benefit My Coins
Count. Please sign up prior to November 11th. For questions, help
signing up or to make payments please contact Rebecca Beachy Miller at rabeachy@msn.com
or 319-631-2461. Please make your checks payable to East Union and put
Chicago Trip in the memo.
▪ “All
we needed to know we learned in a one-room school,” is
the focus of the fall meeting of the
Mennonite Historical Society of Iowa. The meeting will be Monday November 19, 2018, 7:00 p.m. at Kalona
Mennonite Church Fellowship Hall.
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