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MARCH 2023 VOLUME 12 ISSUE 3
MADE FOR
community
Inside this Issue
Worship Schedule 3
Midvale's 70th Anniversary 5
Midvale Legacy Partners 6
Welcome New Members 8
Made for
community
by Pastor Blake Rohrer
Independence is a primary value in our culture, but for most of the world's history this was
not the case. In the Bible we read much more about an emphasis on the value of community.
Jesus himself lived in a community and was part of what one theologian calls a village culture.
Remember the incident in his youth when his parents lost track of him for several days during the
Passover festival (Luke 2)? When I remember that story I always wonder how Mary and Joseph
lost their kid, especially when they were raising the Messiah! They were part of a village, travelling
together, and probably trusting that he was in the good hands of some friend or neighbor or
family member.
Jesus and the scriptures encourage us to nurture a common life. They teach us to value
community more highly than independence. Perhaps this could be a goal for all of us this Lenten
season - to strive to find ways to build community. Jesus tells us we must lose our lives if we
want to find them. Forming our lives around something other than our desires, jobs, and goals is
radically countercultural. Studies show that our current society is wealthier and more lonely than
at any other time. Maybe we need to re-orient ourselves? God invites us into common life with
others. The practices of Lent especially lend themselves to helping us change our perspective, and
open us up to connections with others. Regular worship, giving generously of our money and time
to care for others, Bible study, and common meals - these are all central to the life of the church in
the season of Lent. Midvale is a community and there is a place for you! We are created to live in
community, it is what we were made for. It is what gives life to us!
Wednesdays during Lent
March 1 - March 29
Study groups, meal and worship
10:15-11:15am - Old & New video and small groups in person
11:30am Midday prayer service
12:00pm Lunch
5:00-6:30pm Supper (catered meals served - pre-ordering is required)
6:15-7:15pm Old & New video and small groups in person and on Zoom
7:30pm Holden Evening Prayer in person and on Facebook Live
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PRAISE
Worship schedule
All worship is offered in person in the Sanctuary
Saturday at 5:00pm
Sunday at 8:00am (also on Facebook Live)
Sunday at 10:30am
Midday Lent prayer service
Wednesdays at 11:30am March 1 - March 29 in the
Sanctuary
• Sunday School and Adult Education at 9:15am
This simple worship features readings, prayers and
hymns. It provides a meaningful way to deepen your
Sunday School each week at Lenten experience.
9:15am Holden Evening Prayer
A welcome table and check-in area is on the upper level
Wednesdays at 7:30pm March 1 - March 29 in the
of the church building.
Sanctuary and on Facebook Live
• 0-2 year olds (infants and toddlers) are welcome with
This beautiful and peaceful liturgy is a Midvale favorite.
their parents for parent-tot time
If you would like a print copy of the liturgy for your use
• 3 year olds - 6th grade gather in groups to explore at home, please contact the church office.
Bible stories through a different activity each week
• middle school/confirmation youth learn together in
the Meeting Room on the main floor
All adults, parents and high schoolers are welcome to
volunteer and help. Contact Brenda Goble for more
information: brendag@midvalelutheran.org
Lenten meals Lent study and small group
- join in the invitation - it's not too late to
fellowship! join!
Three options for sharing a Old & New: A Bible study on Genesis
meal together will be offered
Each session begins with a 15-minute video featuring
on Lent Wednesdays, March
dynamic storytelling from some remarkable faith
1, 8, 15, 22, and 29:
leaders. Then everyone will join a small group for
1. Lunch will be served at 12:00pm and prepared discussion, reflection, sharing and learning together.
by chef Joel Olson. No sign-up is required. A free will
Sessions are Wednesdays, March 1 - 29 at 10:15am in
offering will be taken to cover the meal costs.
person and 6:15pm with in-person and online options.
2. Supper will be served from 5:00-6:30pm. Meals will Sign up in the Gathering Space or by contacting the
be catered. Pre-ordering a week in advance is required. church office 608-238-7119 or info@midvalelutheran.org.
For example, you must order the March 15 meal by
March 8. You can place your order by:
Lent daily devotional
• using the online order form on the church website
under the "Grow" tab and selecting "Lent 2023" Midvale members and friends have written devotions
for every day in Lent - and you can receive them every
• signing up in the Gathering Space at church morning in your email inbox! You can sign up online now
on our website midvalelutheran.org. If you are unable to
• or contacting the church office at 608-238-7119
receive email and would like to receive a printed copy,
3. You are also welcome to bring your own supper from please contact the church office at 608-238-7119 and
home. 3 one can be reserved for you.
Highlights will include information March 26 –
Adult Education about Sequoya's new Seed Library Fueling Ministry
Sundays at 9:15am (free seeds!), demonstrations of
Playaways (audiobooks that come
through
the Mission
-Join us in the with their own players!) and the new
Kanopy video streaming service (free
Endowment
Fund with Cindy
Fellowship Hall or movies and tv streaming directly to Halverson,
on Zoom your devices!). Please bring all your
questions about Madison Public
Regional Gift
Planner from the
March 5 – Library, home of the big question ELCA Foundation
Preparing mark.
Your Estate. Your Legacy.
Future Leaders Abigail (Abby) Ryan has served as a Sponsored by the Endowment
at Luther Community Engagement Librarian Committee, this special Sunday
Seminary at Sequoya Library since 2018. A emphasis will focus on thoughtful
with Midvale lifelong Madisonian, Abby began her estate planning and giving. Cindy
Member and career with Madison Public Library Halverson, Regional Gift Planner
Seminary in 2010, armed with a music degree from the ELCA Foundation, will lead
Student Elise from St. Olaf College and long the presentation and discussion on
Uphoff bookselling and event experience how each of us can make informed
Elise Uphoff is a third-year student at Borders West (RIP). It's a good decisions that will bless our loved-
at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN, thing she loves questions because ones and our congregation. If you
pursuing her Master of Divinity between work and her six-year-old, are considering an estate plan,
degree while living in Madison with she fields hundreds each day! Abby reviewing or updating a plan, or
her family. Her studies are done enjoys reading, time with family, would simply like to know more
through distance learning and hiking, and making music. about thoughtful estate planning
periodic in-person classes in St. Paul. that will consider your heirs
and your church, this session is
Elise will share the story of her March 19 – important for you!
call to seminary and talk about Update on the
how she balances children and Cindy’s presentation will include:
Bykov Family
family, studying, personal health and Situation • the role of a will in planning your
and fitness, course work at Luther, in Ukraine with estate
and her ministry work parallel to Snizhana Bykova
study. She will also share some of • tax-wise giving tips
her hopes for the future leaders of Last December,
• how to make sure your assets get
ministry. Snizhana Bykova to the right beneficiaries as intended
returned to
Join us on March 5 to hear how Ukraine for the • how to express your values
the seminarians of today are first time since coming to the United through your estate planning
preparing to be the future leaders of States in March 2022 to keep her
tomorrow! • resources to accomplish your
children safe after the invasion of goals.
their country. Snizhana was able to
be reunited with her mother and Curious? Ask a member of the
March 12 sister in the Czech Republic, and her Endowment Committee or one of
– Madison husband Vitaliy. While in Ukraine, the pastors for more information.
Public Library Snizhana experienced life without We encourage you to join us on
Programs and reliable electricity, heat and water, March 26th.
Resources with and an unpredictable timeline as
Abby Ryan, Endowment Committee: Susan
the war continues.
Community Knowles, Betsy Popelka Massnick,
Engagement Snizhana returned to Madison in Derek Matzke, Randy Snell,
Librarian at January, along with her father- Stephanie Whalley, Anne Wuethrich,
Sequoya Library in-law, Valeriy, who has joined Pastor Katie Baardseth, Pastor Blake
her household. She would like to Rohrer
Abby Ryan is excited to share what's share an update on the situation
new at Sequoya Library and beyond, Zoom link - You do not need to
in Ukraine and how her family is
bring some technology to touch, register to attend the Adult Forum.
coping.
and answer any questions you Reference our weekly newsletter,
have about YOUR Madison Public The Moments, for the Zoom link or
Libraries! contact the church office. The same
4 link will be used for all sessions.LIVE
MIDVALE COMMUNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH IS A COMMUNITY
OF BELIEVERS IN JESUS CHRIST, CALLED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT TO
PRAISE, LIVE AND SHARE GOD’S LOVE.
Children’s
Pre-Easter
Celebration
and Egg Hunt
April 2nd at
Midvale's 70th anniversary 9:15 am
All preschool through fifth grade children and their
Celebrating seventy: gathering in growth and families (whether you regularly attend Sunday school
grace! with us or not, extended family and friends are welcome
too) are warmly invited to join us on Sunday, April 2nd
2023 is the 70th year of ministry for Midvale Community
in the second floor Sunday School opening room (Room
Lutheran Church. Celebrate all God has done through
211) for our annual Pre-Easter Celebration and Egg
our community of faith over these years.
Hunt. We will share the story of Easter, play at game
Save the date: April 29-30 stations in the Sunday School rooms, and enjoy an egg
hunt inside the church. Children will get to search by age
This weekend will include festive worship at all worship level for plastic eggs filled with candy and prizes (allergy-
times. friendly candy will be available). Parents participate with
Sunday, April 30 will also include a banquet and their children and must accompany them during this
program at church. event. Older youth and adults are encouraged to help
lead the activities. Friends, family, and neighbors are
Banquet reservations: The banquet will follow the welcome to join us!
10:30am worship and be held in the Fellowship Hall.
Reserve your spot at the banquet today! Menu choices Contact Marita Herkert-Oakland (childrensministry@
are either roast chicken or vegetable lasagna. Thanks midvalelutheran.org) with questions or to help out.
to a subsidy from the church Endowment Fund, the cost
per meal is only $10. RSVP by contacting the church
office 608-238-7119 or using the form on the website Easter egg donations
midvalelutheran.org by selecting the "News" tab and
choosing "70th Anniversary."
requested
We are looking for donations for our upcoming egg
hunt. Remember this must be small enough to fit
Worship band inside a plastic egg! We stuff approximately 400 eggs!
Donations must be received by Sunday, March 19th.
- exploring Please leave it in the bin in the office.
worship music • Small individually wrapped nut-free candies (bite
March 5 and 19 size)
at 10:30am • Fruit snacks
• Bouncy balls
Midvale's worship band, which
debuted in December, will be leading worship twice in • Stickers
March at the 10:30am worship time. A diverse group of
• Child sized bracelets, necklaces, or rings
musicians from the congregation has been gathering
weekly to practice and prepare. They will lead worship • Erasers
and help us experience new expressions of music that
can deepen and broaden our faith and our connection • Small squishy toy
with God. 5 • Small slime or puttyThis group is being created by the
Endowment Committee to say Easter breakfast
thank you to those who make this Midvale Youth are resuming their
commitment and to encourage tradition of offering Easter breakfast
others to consider doing so. again this year. We are planning an
Midvale Legacy Partners make extended continental breakfast with
an enduring contribution to the yogurt, sweet breads, fruit, eggs and
church and leave a legacy for other light fare.
future generations through the
ministry that is so meaningful to our You are invited to be our guest from
members, our community and those 8:45 - 10:15 a.m. on Sunday, April
in need. 9th in the Fellowship Hall.
Easter worship services will be at
Have you remembered Midvale 8:00, 9:15, and 10:30am.
Community Lutheran Church in your
Interfaith Hunger, will or estate plan? This is a fundraiser supporting their
Climate, Water If the answer is "yes" - thank you! service learning trip to Denver this
summer.
Day of Advocacy - Please let the church know. Send
an email or leave a message for our
We also are looking for food
March 21 business manager, Amanda Mueller,
who will add you to Midvale's donations, as well as help with
You are invited to join the Lutheran Legacy Partners. Contact Amanda set up and clean up. If you can
Office for Public Policy in Wisconsin at 608-238-7119 or bookkeeper@ contribute, please sign up on our
and Faith in Place on Tuesday, midvalelutheran.org webiste, midvalelutheran.org/
March 21, for a day of action to youth or reach out to Brenda
advocate for hunger relief, climate If the answer is "not yet," please Goble: 608-238-7119 or brendag@
justice, and clean water in the consider naming Midvale as one midvalelutheran.org
Wisconsin State Budget. The event of your beneficiaries when you
will begin at 9:30am at First United make or revise your will or estate
plan, or review your life insurance
Methodist Church and end at the
Capitol at around 2:15pm. Lunch or retirement fund beneficiaries. Thank you for your
will be provided. There is no cost for
the event. You can register and find
The use of the following sample
bequest language will ensure that offerings
more information about the event at your gift is directed appropriately: Donations to support our regular
loppw.org/events. I hereby leave (percentage of ministry and mission make a
estate/dollar amount/residue of my
difference in the lives of many
estate/percentage of residue) of my
who are touched by our ministry
estate/trust to Midvale Community
every day. Your gifts also are an
Lutheran Church, 4329 Tokay
Blvd., Madison, WI to be used (in
expression of your faith and an
such a manner as outlined in the offering of thanksgiving to God.
Endowment Fund resolution/as There are several ways to make
designated for a specific purpose). a gift:
For more information, everyone is • Give now to our Regular Giving
invited to attend the Adult Forum Fund online by credit
on March 26. The presenter will or debit card or
Introducing Midvale be Cindy Halverson, Regional Gift
Planner from the ELCA Foundation.
automatic deduction
from checking or
Legacy Partners She will lead the presentation and savings account.
discussion on how each of us can Visit our website or
Giving financially is one way we say
make informed decisions that use this QR code to access our
thank you to God for God’s blessings
will bless our loved ones and our online giving page.
in our lives. We give through our
congregation.
regular offerings, but for many of • Mail a check to MCLC, 4329
us, the most significant gift we can Tokay Blvd. Madison, WI 53711
make is through our estate plans.
Midvale Legacy Partners are those • Use your bank's online bill pay
people who have remembered service to send a contribution -
Midvale Community Lutheran this is usually free and you don't
Church in their estate plan. 6 even pay for postage.SHARE Triangle Solar
Awning
Ministry
Meal Dedication
Program It’s time to celebrate
and to give thanks!
Volunteers Join us for a
Needed dedication ceremony for the completion of the Solar
Awning project on March 19 at 8:50am and 11:20am
Would you like to (after both Sunday worship times). We will have a short
help prepare and serve a Monday evening meal on 10 minute outdoor ceremony in the parking lot followed
March 27 in a housing project here in Madison? by a hospitality time in the Gathering Space hosted by
the Care for Creation Task Force. Hopefully the weather
The Triangle Community is the second largest public will cooperate. If not, we are planning a March 26th rain
housing project in the state of Wisconsin and is actually date.
part of our neighborhood, located in the triangle
created by Regent, West Washington, and Park streets Thank you again for your support!
on Madison's near west side. Various groups and
Gene Nelson
congregations host the Monday evening meal program
Care For Creation Task Force/Solar Task Force member
throughout the year. We hosted a Monday evening
meal in 2019 before the pandemic. From 2020-2022 the
program was suspended because of the virus. We have
been asked to host once again now that the program Donations for Easter Flowers
has been restarted.
and Special Music - In Memory
Each Monday night, the host group, using pre-
established suggestions, prepares the food either at or In Honor of Someone
home or at the church, brings it to the kitchen at the Special to You
Triangle, and serves the meal in cooperation with staff
from Triangle Community Ministry and residents. The Each year from Palm Sunday through Easter, our
meal plays a significant role in addressing the food worship and sanctuary are enhanced by special music,
insecurity issues that face many of the residents. musicians, palms and flowers. You can contribute by
giving a gift in honor or in memory of someone special
Pastor Ken and the Social Ministry Committee would to you. Gifts received by April 2nd will be acknowledged
like to invite those interested to join us in preparing and in a special section of the Easter worship folders.
serving the meal on Monday, March 27. We are planning
to purchase chicken as the main course, but need You can make your gift by sending a check to church
volunteers for salad, side dishes, desert, milk, etc. as well and including the names of those you are donating
as set up, serving, and clean-up. There are often seventy in honor or in memory of as you would like them
people at the meal, so we do need several people noted in the worship folder. You can also donate to
providing food. Dishes could be prepared and brought to the Easter Flowers and Music Fund online from our
church for us to take over to the Triangle on the 27th. website midvalelutheran.org by selecting the "Give
Now" button and selecting the Easter Flowers and
If you can help, please email Pastor Ken at kens@ Special Music fund from the drop down menu. If you
midvalelutheran.org or leave a message at church. Most make an online donation, please email the names of
of the planning will be done by email. We will have some those you are donating in honor or in memory of as you
fun, connect with our neighbors in the Triangle, and do would like them noted in the worship folder to info@
a small but important thing to fulfill the mission of our midvalelutheran.org. Thank you! Your contributions are
congregation right in our own backyard. greatly appreciated!
7Welcome new members!
We welcomed the opportunity to be
resident grandparents to Kian, age
3, and Darya, 10 months.
Our son Luke and daughter-in-law
Kate live in Atlanta, GA where Luke
is the HR/MR manager for Your
Town Health, a clinic system serving March 2024 Holy
the underserved. Land trip - space
Our interests and hobbies
include music, gardening, birding,
still available
photography, hiking, swimming, and The trip is about half full, but there
Meredith Arevalo & Zeb reading. are still plenty of spaces available.
Loewenstein Pastor Blake is excited about
After exploring the Madison the group that is forming and is
Meredith and Zeb were drawn to area churches, we chose Midvale eager to share this life-changing
Midvale's inclusive and welcoming Community Lutheran Church experience. You can learn more
culture and are excited to join this because of the Welcoming and on the church website: go to
community. Meredith is a nurse Affirming Statements and the midvalelutheran.org; choose the
practitioner in internal medicine, opportunities to be involved with "Grow" tab and then select Holy
and Zeb is an associate director of sacred music. Land Trip, or reach out to Pastor
project management for a biotech Blake directly. Walk where Jesus
company. They have two adorable walked, and also meet the people
mini-goldendoodles, Rosie and of the land today, whose lives and
Violet, and will be getting married stories are both challenging and
this June. inspiring.
It's Lent Time Again
by Dylan Abraham
It's that time of year
We're into Lent,
Giving up things
Rose Fahien Is time well spent.
I'm from St. Louis, MO, but I've Approaching Easter
lived in Madison for 60 years. After It was Jesus' fate,
graduating from Washington To die on a cross
University, I taught high school To beat evil and hate.
English and American Literature.
Now I own and operate a canoe and We all should be grateful
Ingrid Arlton & Larry Putnam cabin rental on Madeline Island in With the love he gives,
On August 15, 2022, we arrived the summer. To forgive our sins
in Fitchburg from Rapid City, SD I have three grown children: To show the way to live.
where we had lived and worked Catherine in Spooner, WI; Lisa
for 27 years. Larry was the USGS in Birmingham, AL; and James He loved all people
groundwater specialist for North in Madison. I also have six Yet, they turned him away,
and South Dakota and Ingrid was a grandchildren. To help lead us
middle school art teacher for the RC To a better day.
Public Schools. I enjoy reading and chatting with
friends. So, during Lent
The decision to move came when
our daughter Andrea and son-in-law I needed a change of church; We give our thanks and praise,
Mohsen accepted positions with UW therefore, I chose Midvale. Knowing that he gave his life,
after conducting research for Johns Leading us on to better days.
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Hopkins in Baltimore.In our prayers remember: Midvale Community Lutheran Church
4329 Tokay Boulevard, Madison, WI 53711
Telephone �����������������������������������������������������������������608-238-7119
✝ Hospitality as we welcome friends, visitors and Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . info@midvalelutheran.org
guests. Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . midvalelutheran.org
Office Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M-Th 8:30am-3:00pm
✝ Health, comfort and healing for: Julie Underwood
F 8:30am-12:30pm
(daughter of Linda Crane), Adrian Gutierrez
(grandson of Bob & Carol Ostergren), Lum Anne-
Zina Ngwa (daughter of Ngwa Augustine), Akwa Midvale Staff
Stella Ngang (wife of Ngwa Augustine), Bill Weiss
(father of Becki Fiegel), Richard LaBrie, Jeff Leeder Co-Pastor, Katie Baardseth: katieb@midvalelutheran.org
(brother of Randi Leeder), Louise Smoczynski (friend Co-Pastor, Blake Rohrer: blaker@midvalelutheran.org
of the Ingham family), Tonya Pankov (friend of Visitation Pastor, Ken Smith: kens@midvalelutheran.org
Karen Bogenschneider), Diane Baima and Yurii
Potapenko, Nola Allen, Amanda Mueller, Greg Director of Children's, Youth & Family Ministry, Brenda Goble:
Lampe, Stephanie Uhl (niece of Karen and Pete brendag@midvalelutheran.org
Wood), Elsie Knack, (mother of Janet Johnson), Steve Office Manager, Pam Frey: info@midvalelutheran.org
Hetico (brother of Bob Hetico), Greg Leaver (brother of Business Manager/Bookkeeper, Amanda Mueller:
Mike Leaver), Valeriy Bykov (father-in-law) of Snizhana bookkeeper@midvalelutheran.org
Bykova, Vitaliy Bykov (husband of Snizhana Bykova),
Joyce Morgan (cousin of Nancy Abraham), Lois Ludwig Connections Coordinator, Laura Svaren:
(friend of Neal Hamlett), Toni Combs (friend of Neal lauras@midvalelutheran.org
Hamlett), Bill Sanquist (friend of Charles Naeseth), Director of Music Ministry and Interim Choir Director, Laura
Marguerite Madden (friend of Grace Ingham), and Kari Svaren: lauras@midvalelutheran.org
Cole. Handbell Choir Director, Eleanor Mertzenich:
✝ For the safety and well-being of all who serve handbells@midvalelutheran.org
our community and nation as first responders, Children's Ministry Assistant, Marita Herkert-Oakland:
healthcare workers and military personnel, giving childrensministry@midvalelutheran.org
thanks for their dedication and courage. Facilities Manager, Jay Wians: facilities@midvalelutheran.org
Communications Manager, Justina Lange:
communications@midvalelutheran.org
March Baptism Birthdays Congregational Council
Congratulations to our young people and their You can contact Church Council members directly through
families as they celebrate the day on which your online Midvale Realm account or or by contacting the
God said to them, “I love you. You are mine!” church office.
3/15 ✝ Stella Morse
3/1 ✝ Liam Culp President, Julie Walsh
3/17 ✝ Ben Mliner
3/1 ✝ Emma Eichenseher 3/18 ✝ Eli Goble Vice-President/President-Elect, Gene Nelson
3/3 ✝ Ginnie Culp 3/24 ✝ Norah Biancat Treasurer, Derek Matzke
3/3 ✝ Evan Woolsey 3/25 ✝ Autumn DeGrave Secretary, Bree McGrath
3/4 ✝ Addy Grainger 3/26 ✝ Eric Munson Adult Education, Emily Gnam
3/6 ✝ Edna Waldron 3/29 ✝ Sissel Anderson Building and Grounds, Hans Borcherding
3/12 ✝ Gigi Miller Social Ministry, Ben Kempinen
Evangelism and Communications, Laurie Stensland
Congregational Life, Liz Mael and Corinna Wells
Children/Youth Education, Kayla Snell & Stefany Grainger
Stewardship, Amy Bishell
Support Our Advertisers Worship, Kay Bloedorn
The printing of this monthly newsletter, Youth and Family Ministry, Paul Block
The Community, is made possible by
prayer chain
the advertisers on page 11. If you do
business with them, please mention you
saw their ad in Midvale's newsletter.
If you have a prayer request, please call
Mary Lou Leslie, 849-6450.
9THIS MONTH AT MIDVALE - MARCH 2023
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Archives 9am
1 MSCR Yoga 9am
2 3 4
Lent Small Groups 10:15am MSCR Yoga
Lent Midday Prayer 11:30am 10:15am
Lent Lunch 12pm Midvale Meditation Homebound
This schedule is tentative. For AA High Noon 12pm 11am Al Anon 11th Communion
the most current schedule, visit Lent Supper 5pm
Lent Small Groups 6:15pm
MSCR Yoga Online
4pm
Step 11am
Worship 5pm
midvalelutheran.org, select the Handbells 6:15pm Adult Choir 6:30pm
News & Events tab. Holden Evening Prayer
7:30pm
Racial Justce Group
7pm
5 6 LWR Quilters 7 8 9 10 11
Homebound MSCR Yoga 9am Archives 9am
Communion Staff Meeting 10am Lent Small Groups 10:15am MSCR Yoga 9am
Worship Band Jam
MSCR Yoga Lent Midday Prayer 11:30am MSCR Yoga
Session 6:30pm
Worship 8 &10:30am 10:15am Lent Lunch 12pm 10:15am
Scouts 7pm
Worship Livestream Navajo Weavers AA High Noon 12pm Midvale Meditation Al Anon 11th
Endowment Worship 5pm
8am 1pm Lent Supper 5pm 11am Step 11am
Comm. 7pm
Hospitality Time 9am Madison Ukulele Lent Small Groups 6:15pm MSCR Yoga Online
Adult Ed Comm.
Adult Forum 9:15am 6:30pm Handbells 6:15pm 4pm
7pm
Sunday School Diligent Doers Holden Evening Prayer Adult Choir 6:30pm
9:15am 6:30pm 7:30pm
Midvale Brass 7pm
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
MSCR Yoga 9am
Daylight savings time Archives 9am
Staff Meeting 10am MSCR Yoga 9am
begins Lent Small Groups 10:15am
Worship Band Jam Prayer Shawl Group MSCR Yoga Recital Setup
Lent Midday Prayer 11:30am
Session 6:30pm 10am 10:15am 8am
Worship 8 &10:30am Lent Lunch 12pm
Building & MSCR Yoga Piano Tuning 11am Berkvam Piano
Worship Livestream AA High Noon 12pm Al Anon 11th
Grounds Comm. 10:15am Midvale Meditation Recital 11am
8am Lent Supper 5pm Step 11am
7pm Navajo Weavers 11am Recital Cleanup
Hospitality Time 9am Lent Small Groups 6:15pm
Social Ministry 1pm MSCR Yoga Online 3pm
Adult Forum 9:15am Handbells 6:15pm
Comm. 7pm Madison Ukulele 4pm Worship 5pm
Sunday School Holden Evening Prayer
Scouts 7pm 6:30pm Adult Choir 6:30pm
9:15am 7:30pm
Midvale Brass 7pm
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
LWR Quilters 9am
MSCR Yoga 9am
Archives 9am
Energy Task Force Staff Meeting 10am
Lent Small Groups 10:15am MSCR Yoga 9am
Worship 8 &10:30am 6pm MSCR Yoga
Lent Midday Prayer 11:30am MSCR Yoga
Worship Livestream Worship Comm. 10:15am
Lent Lunch 12pm 10:15am
8am 6pm Navajo Weavers
AA High Noon 12pm Midvale Meditation Al Anon 11th
Hospitality Time 9am Worship Band Jam 1pm Worship 5pm
Lent Supper 5pm 11am Step 11am
Adult Forum 9:15am Session 6:30pm Esther Circle 1pm
Lent Small Groups 6:15pm MSCR Yoga Online
Sunday School Congregational Gathering at Attic
Handbells 6:15pm 4pm
9:15am Council 7pm Angels 2pm
Holden Evening Prayer Adult Choir 6:30pm
Scouts 7pm Madison Ukulele
7:30pm
6:30pm
Midvale Brass 7pm
26 27 28 Archives 9am
29 30 31
MSCR Yoga 9am
Lent Small Groups 10:15am
Worship 8 &10:30am Staff Meeting 10am
Lent Midday Prayer 11:30am
Worship Livestream Navajo Weavers
Lent Lunch 12pm
8am Worship Band Jam 1pm Midvale Meditation
AA High Noon 12pm Al Anon 11th
Hospitality Time 9am Session 6:30pm Madison Ukulele 11am
Lent Supper 5pm Step 11am
Adult Forum 9:15am Scouts 7pm 6:30pm Adult Choir 6:30pm
Lent Small Groups 6:15pm
Sunday School Midvale Brass 7pm
Handbells 6:15pm
9:15am Midvale Readers
Holden Evening Prayer
7pm
7:30pm
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Madison, WI
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all are welcome!
Worship with us
Saturdays at 5pm
Sundays at 8am & 10:30am
Sunday School & Adult Ed at 9:15am
Join us on Wednesdays
during Lent
March 1 - March 29
Study groups, meal and worship
10:15-11:15am - Old & New video and
small groups in person
11:30am Midday prayer service
12:00pm Lunch
5:00-6:30pm Supper (catered meals
served - pre-ordering is required)
6:15-7:15pm Old & New video and small
groups in person and on Zoom
7:30pm Holden Evening Prayer in person
and on Facebook Live
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