"The kingdom of God is like a net that was cast into the sea" ---Matthew 13:47
First United Methodist Church of Arroyo Grande
June 2025
275 North Halcyon Road * Arroyo Grande * CA 93420 * (805) 481-2692
MEET OUR NEW PASTOR
After much prayer, discernment, and consultation by Bishop Dottie
Escobedo Frank and the Cabinet, it is the intent of the Bishop to appoint
the Reverend Wesley Thompson as Pastor-in-charge of First United
Methodist Church of Arroyo Grande, as of July 1, 2025. Pastor Wes, as
he is often called, comes to us from the Atascadero Dove Creek Church
of the Nazarene where he was pastor for 13 years. The Church of the
Nazarene shares much of the heritage and theology of the Methodist
Church. It emerged from the Wesleyan-Holiness movement in the late
19th century. Pastor Wes is coming with his wife Kristi, 20-year-old son
Jonathan, 18-year-old son Joshua, both of whom are attending Cuesta
College, 15-year-old daughter Makiyah, 14-year-old son Pax and their
11- year-old Xander. His eldest daughter Katelyn is attending CSU Long
Beach. Both Pastor Wes and Kristi are pastor's kids. Pastor Wes is a car
and motorcycle enthusiast. He loves anime, Doctor Who, travel, soccer
and is an avid reader.
Pastor Wes believes that:
• God wants to see lives transformed
• we need to unite the congregation
• we need to help people
• we need to love each other and inspire hope.
He looks for ways that the church can impact the community and be a
blessing.
Pastor Wes and our District Superintendent Garth Gilliam will be visiting our church on Pentecost Sunday, June 8th.
Please plan to stay for Hospitality Time after services to meet and greet both D.S. Garth Gilliam and Pastor Wes.
Welcome New Pastor
Sunday June 8, 2025
District Superintendent Garth Gillian and Pastor
Wesley Thompson visiting
Sunday July 6, 2025
Rev Wesley Thompson first Sunday, welcome
festivities and a welcome barbeque luncheon.
Pastor Mary’s Last Day
Preaching
Sunday June 22, 2025
Pastor Mary Birgelaitis last day presiding
in Worship and Retirement Party.
Details on Page 5.
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“For all that has been—THANKS!
To all that shall be—YES!”
--Dag-Hammarskjold, Markings
Farewell greetings to the congregation of the First United Methodist Church of Arroyo Grande. Thank you for
ten wonderful years of friendship, fun and meaningful work together. This congregation is a gem and you are
wonderful. I count it a great blessing to have been able to spend this last decade of ministry side-by-side with
you. God saved the best for last! I am grateful for the privilege of having been appointed to the First United
Methodist Church of Arroyo Grande. I can’t thank you enough for being who you are, for living by the Spirit,
and for the faithful way you follow in the footsteps of Jesus. I cherish you and the memories of our time
together. You are strong, loving and true, and you are ready for this new chapter in ministry that you will
share with Rev. Wesley Thompson at the helm. God Bless You!
Our last opportunity to worship together will be Sunday June 22nd. And for those who will be away on that
day, we still have June 1st, 8th and 15th that will be wonderful Sundays to share, with Communion on the first,
PENTECOST on June 8th and Father’s Day on TRINITY SUNDAY June 15th. After the 22nd, I will be on the
premises during the week moving out of the office and taking care of details to make sure that things are
“good to go” for Pastor Wes who will step into the pulpit on July 6th.
A lot of water has passed under the bridge since I joined you on July 19th, 2015. I thank God for all of it. I am
especially thankful that, because of all of you, this church made it through the long COVID lockdown with flying
colors, landed on its feet and has grown stronger and stronger ever since. My ardent prayer is that you will
continue the good work of God as you continue to follow our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
As I hang up my robe and stoles, I won’t be stepping back into pastoral roles any longer. I am going forward
into retirement with the joyful anticipation of having time to more fully enjoy the blessing of living on our
beautiful Central Coast and having time to spend with old friends and family. If and when the Spirit leads, there
may be relocation on the horizon, but not yet! There is plenty of fun to be had right where I am, and the many
things that I “never have time to do” are calling to me now!
As I say YES to retirement, I will pray for you as you say YES to a wonderful new chapter in your life together
as the congregation of FUMCAG, and as you continue to welcome not only Tricia Stewart and Blanca Placencia,
but Pastor Wes into the life of this congregation.
May the Lord bless you and keep you;
May the Lord make His face shine upon you,
and be gracious to you;
May the Lord lift up His countenance upon you,
and give you peace.
Rev. Mary Birgelaitis
Do you know JAMIE FOSTER? We have angels among
us who help us from a distance. Jamie Foster, our
dear friend, is one of them. He resides in Colorado
and has been working for us for many years
maintaining our church website. Our church has one
of the most extensive websites of any Methodist
Church. Please visit it and discover what is new.
Jamie started our website in May of 1996, and did a
website redesign in 2008. Jamie was our Choir
Director from 1997 to 2007. He inspired Julia Burns
to step up and into the role for the 18 years that she
served our congregation. Bravo to you both for
providing wonderful music for our congregation.
Jamie and his wife Lynn founded our Puppet Ministry
in 1995. The puppets are eager and ready to perform
thirty years later! We may be hearing from them
during June as they help us move into this exciting
new chapter together.
Our heartfelt thanks to you,
Jamie Foster
---from Mary Hawkins, SPRC Chair and Mary
Birgelaitis on behalf of the congregation
Exciting Times Ahead!
Pastor Wes Thompson will bring exciting new
changes to First United Methodist Church of
Arroyo Grande. He and his young family provide
an opportunity to restart our youth ministries, as
well as expand our existing ministries to better
serve the community and our members. Of
course, this is going to require your prayers, your
presence, your gifts, and your service.
The coming fiscal year, starting July 1 looks to be
a challenge. We are facing a substantial increase
in expenses, most notably our insurance expenses
which are going up about $25,000! Jim Alquist, our
Financial Secretary, reports that we have lost
members that previously contributed
approximately $30,000 to our annual budget.
Ouch!
We need EVERYONE to step up their regular
giving. I hope we can greet our Pastor Thompson
by closing Fiscal Year 2024-25 with a small surplus,
and I pray that we can avoid having a deficit in the
upcoming 2025-26 Fiscal Year. We are not
planning a pledge drive this year. Most members
indicated they prefer not to have pledge drives.
Without an estimate of everyone's giving,
budgeting is more difficult and it makes the Acting
Treasurer nervous. However, we are counting on
everyone pitching in to increase their giving as
much as they are able in order to sustain and grow
the First United Methodist Church of Arroyo
Grande. We are expecting an exciting year ahead.
Please give generously and join in the excitement.
Joel Anderson
Acting Treasurer
New Hearing Assist System
As we set up our new Hearing Assist System, it
would be most helpful for us to know who among
us has “T-Coil" in your hearing aid. We are working
to make worship more comfortable and accessible
to everyone. Please let Blanca Placencia in the
office know if you are the owner of a hearing aid
with “T-Coil!” Thank you!
The Mission Team prepared and served a hot lunch
to the homeless at People’s Kitchen on April 30th.
We found the event rewarding and well received.
During the month of May we collected money for the
celebration of Native American Awareness Sunday.
Our congregation contributed $305 for the
development and strengthening of Native American
ministries within the United States.
The committee decided to fund two missionaries by
committing to a Covenant Relationship through the
Board of Global Ministries of our denomination. The
missionaries are Katherine Parker and Florence
Ogugua Mefor. Katherine Parker works with
Community Development in Nepal. Florence Ogugua
Mefor works as a mid-wife in Zimbabwe.
United Women in Faith seeks to connect and
nurture women through Christian spiritual
formation, leadership development, creative
fellowship, and education so that they can inspire,
influence and impact local and global
communities.
A big party is happening on June 22nd to celebrate Pastor
Mary’s retirement. Though we will miss her, we want to
recognize all she has done for us and with us. We will have
a Luncheon and Party with a special program. Everyone
in the church is invited and we hope you will be present.
There will be no charge but you will need to sign up on
Sundays prior to the 22nd.
Also, save the July 6th from 11:00 to 1:30 for a luncheon
and BBQ to welcome our new Pastor, Wesley Thompson
and family. You will also need to sign up for this
celebration, so that we make sure we have enough food.
Looking ahead:
Our next Bingo and Pizza is Saturday, August 9th, from
5:00 to 7:00 pm. As this is a fundraiser, tickets will be $20
for adults and $10 for children under 12.
Our Annual Tea and Fashion Show has been rescheduled
to Saturday, September 13, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
We are putting together a not-to-be-missed show. The
tickets will go on sale in August at $10 per person.
Circles and Groups: All women invited to attend.
Mary, Martha Esther Circle meets on the last Wednesday
of the month and is studying a book on Moses.
Joy Circle meets on the third Tuesday of the month from
3:00-5:00 pm in members’ homes. Joy Circle is taking a
break during July and August
6:30 After Work Circle meets on the 2nd Wednesday of
the month in McMillen Room. Contact Susan Throndson.
Sew And Sews meets every Tuesday in the McMillen
Room at 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Bring a sandwich if you want
to stay for lunch. We encourage those interested in
quilting, crocheting, knitting and just plain visiting and
sharing to attend.
Book Club meets on the 3rd Friday, in the library, at 10:30.
Contact Judy Leonard for a book if you are interested.
Respectfully submitted,
Gerry McGuire
Library News
Our Church has a lovely library. I am Joyce Singelman
the new librarian. I will be in the library most
Sundays between 9:30 and 10:15, also other times
when I get a chance. There has not been a librarian
since before Covid. I plan and hope to get the library
organized and user-friendly. You are welcome to
stop by at anytime and browse or check out a book
or two and say hello. June library spotlight: we have
many wonderful children’s books, bible stories both
picture and chapter books, as well as many popular
authors. All children, visitors, members are welcome
to enjoy our resources here in our church.
UWF June Book Selection
James by Percival Everett
At our May Book Club
meeting we discussed the
classic Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn by Mark
Twain. This story which
was narrated by
known characters,
including the runaways
Huckleberry Finn and Jim.
Their journey down the
Mississippi River on a raft
became one of constant
danger and cover-ups.
In our June book, James by Percival Everett, the
runaway slave, Jim, becomes the narrator of this
twisted version of the original story. Through his
point of view we discover how intelligent,
compassionate, and wise Jim is.
We will meet on Friday, June 20th at 10:30 A.M. in the
Church Library to discuss James. You are invited to
join us. Participants will need to purchase their own
books for this meeting (available online and in the
Monarch Book Store in Arroyo Grande).
TUESDAY BIBLE STUDY
Facilitated by Nancy St. Laurent
Meets on
Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. in Criswell Hall
The Group is currently studying
“The Final Days”
by Matt Rawle
Books are available from Nancy.
All are welcome to join us!
We Need YOUR Help!
A church thrives through its volunteers. We need
your help. These positions take only a few hours a
month and can fit around your schedule.
• Ushers are needed for both services.
Please contact Kerren Brown
• Video Camera operator for both services.
Please contact Mike Coho.
• Sound Board operator, especially 2nd Service.
Please contact Mike Coho
• Prayer Coordinator
Please contact Rev. Mary
• Help with New Member Classes
Please contact Rev. Mary
• Holiday Flowers Coordinator (Christmas &
Easter) Please contact Rev. Mary
June Worship Schedule
June 1st, 2025
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Communion/Ascension Sunday
“IN OUR HEARTS”
Rev. Mary Birgelaitis, preaching
Psalm 47, Luke 24:44-53
June 8th, 2025
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
Festival of the Holy Spirit
PENTECOST
Rev. Garth Gilliam, preaching
Acts 2:1-21
June 15, 2025
THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
Trinity Sunday/Father’s Day
“WHEN A HOUSE BECOMES A HOME”
Rev. Mary Birgelaitis, preaching
Romans 5:1-5, John 16:12-15
June 22, 2025
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
Pastor’s Last Sunday in the Pulpit
“AND IT CAME TO PASS”
Rev. Mary Birgelaitis, preaching
1 Corinthians 3:5-9, John 1:1-14
June 29, 2025
THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
“CHANGE IS INEVITABLE”
Rev. Paula Hulet, preaching
Psalm 137:1-6,Ecclesiastes 3:1-8
*****
July 6, 2025
FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
Be in worship to welcome our new pastor!
Rev. Wesley Thompson, preaching
Fellowship Ministry
Summer is almost here! What a great time to
return to the beautiful Gardens of Scott Trees
and Bob Davis. June 21, from 10 to 12 noon
will be the date for this wonderful return visit.
The gardens are awesome and the tour with
Scott is very informative. If you missed it last
year, join us for sure! Please sign up at the
Connections counter.
July 6 Fellowship Ministry will be barbequing
Santa Maria style tri tip to welcome our new
Pastor. Sign up and be sure and come.
The PCPA, Marian Theatre, Santa Maria is
performing the play, “Something Rotten” July
20th at 1:30. Plans are to leave and possibly
carpool after church. If you are interested,
please let us know by June 15. This is a
Shakespearian musical play. It is labeled as the
funniest musical comedy in 400 years by Time
Out New York. Combining sixteenth century wit
with twenty-first century Broadway flair. The
cost is $40.50 per person. These are normally
$60 seats. There are only a couple of seats left.
The Movie of the month will be June 29,
4pm. The Movie will be “Nonnas”, with Vince
Vaughn and Susan Sarandon. A delightful and
heartwarming movie about a man who risks
everything to honor his mother by opening an
Italian restaurant with actual “nonnas”
(grandmothers) as the chefs.
Gerry McGuire
Date 8:30 10:30
June 01 Susan Throndson Dave Anderson
June 08 David Beard Carolyn Anderson
June 15 Sharon Roemer Joyce Singleman
June 22 Joe Brown Rose Ann Steiner
June 29 Mary Throndson Michelle Richardson
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
8:30AM
Informal Worship
Service
10:30AM
Traditional Worship
Service
2
6 PM Gerry's Quilt
Class-CH
3
9 AM Senior
Exercise-
CH
10 AM Sew & Sews- MMR
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
1 PM Bible Study-CH
5 PM Bell Choir HR
7 PM Trustees, MMR
4
9 AM Church
Work Morning-CH
10AM Fellowship
Ministry, L
5
9 AM Senior Exercise
-
CH
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
5 PM Bell Choir
Rehearsal-HR
6
7
8 Pentecost Sunday
Rev. Garth Gilliam
Preaching
8:30 AM
Informal Worship
Service
10:30 AM
Traditional
Worship Service
9
6 PM Gerry's Quilt
Class-CH 9
10
9 AM Senior
Exercise-
CH
10 AM Sew & Sews- MMR
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
1 PM Bible Study - CH
5 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal-
HR
11
9 AM Church Work
Morning – CH
10 AM UWF
Steering
Committee
1:30 PM Mission
Team-MMR
12
9 AM Senior Exercise
-
CH
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
5 PM Bell Choir
Rehearsal-HR
13
14
15 HAPPY FATHERS DAY!
16
17
18
9 AM Church
Work Morning-CH
2 PM Church
Council-
MMR
19
9 AM Senior
Exercise-
CH
10:30 Staff-Paish, PS
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
3:30PM Children's
Center Board-MMR
5 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal-
HR
20
10:30 AM UWF
Book Club-L
21
8:30 AM
Informal Worship
Service
10:30 AM
Traditional
Worship Service
6 PM Gerry's Quilt
Class-CH
9 AM Senior
Exercise-
CH
10 AM Sew & Sews- MMR
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
1 PM Bible Study - CH
1:30 Finance - L
5 PM Bell Choir -HR
9:45 Scot Trees
Garden Tour
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
8:30 AM
Informal Worship
Service
10:30 AM
Traditional
Worship Service
Farewell Party for Pastor
Mary after 2nd service
4:30 PM
Communications L
6 PM Gerry’s
Quilt Class CH
9 AM Senior
Exercise-
CH
10 AM Sew & Sews- MMR
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
1 PM Bible Study - CH
1:30 Finance - L
5 PM Bell Choir HR
9 AM Church
Work Morning-CH
10 AM Mary-
Martha-Esther Circle-
MMR
9 AM Senior
Exercise-
CH
11 AM Chair Yoga-CH
2:00PM Children’s Center
Promotion
5 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal-
HR
11AM Nominations, PS
29
8:30 AM
Informal Worship
Service
10:30 AM
Traditional
Worship Service
4:00 Free Movie-CH
Nonnas
30
6 PM Gerry's Quilt
Class-CH
Abbreviation Legend
CH-Criswell Hall
HR-Handbell Room #115 K-Kitchen
L-Library Room #123
MMR-McMillen Room #113
PL-Parking Lot PS-Pastor’s Study S-Sanctuary
Scott Trees is a beautiful human being. Gracious, loving,
and thankful. For those of you that know him, this
comes as no surprise.
Family is important to Scott. His Dad, one of twelve
children, grew up in abject poverty. He took over the
family farm and also worked as a janitor from 6 p.m. to
midnight. Scott repeatedly stated that his parents made
big sacrifices, and became emotional.
Scott’s life began on a small dairy farm without indoor
plumbing in Illinois. He lived on a farm until he left for
college. They had many animals, which Scott and his
twin sister Ann both still love. The two have been close
since childhood. Ann named her first dog Scotty; Scott
named his first Pyrenees, Annie. Scott travels to Illinois
a couple of times a year, including every Christmas.
Remarkably, Scott knew from a young age that he
wanted to be a plant breeder/horticulturist. In fifth
grade he read about Luther Burbank, the legendary
American plant breeder who developed the Russet
potato. This inspired Scott. He participated in a 4-H
project in which he did landscaping around the family
farm. He even mail ordered a yellow calla lily to create
a beautiful arrangement for the Champaign County Fair.
The judge was so impressed that she wrote him a
postcard saying that the word "American" ends in the
words "I can".
Scott’s sense of adventure led him to California to
pursue his Ph.D. in plant genetics at U.C. Davis. In order
to continue his studies, he spent six years in the Army
National Guard, which he enjoyed. In 1974, Scott
embarked upon his illustrious career as a plant breeder,
developing over three hundred patented plants,
traveling to over twenty countries such as Papua New
Guinea, and throughout the U.S. This August, Scott and
Bob will travel to Alaska, completing his quest of visiting
all fifty states!
Scott grew up in the Methodist Church; his family was
involved with various aspects, e.g., his Mom taught
Sunday School. While living in Chicago, Scott attended a
Free Methodist Church, a small denomination within
the Methodist Church, for ten years. Attending the Free
Methodist Church was especially meaningful to Scott.
Yes, Scott plays the accordion, another of his passions.
He began in first grade, and amazingly, has played ever
since. Scott enjoys playing Broadway show tunes and
classical music. He played Rhapsody in Blue at a state
competition in Chicago. He is currently working on
Phantom of the Opera. Scott plays every day before
dinner.
Growing up on a farm, Scott thought that he was
missing out. For the record, he even built a miniature
golf course. Now, once again, living among hundreds of
beautiful roses that he lovingly grows, he knows that
“Farm is better.” He feels extraordinarily blessed for so
many things, including his upbringing. “I thank God
every day for my job, for living here…”
Scott and Bob welcome you to a home garden tour on
Saturday, June 21st at 10 o’clock at 871 E. Cherry Ave.,
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420. Please sign up in the narthex.
UWF & MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY
United Women of Faith honored two couples for their long-time service to
our church: Priscilla and Jim Alquist, and Dorine and David Bolterman.
Roses were given out to women at church. Cake and snacks were enjoyed
by all at Hospitality time.
Doris Douglas
celebrated her 98th birthday
at our May 18th Service
Welcome New Members
Nan Lippitt Debora Bradley and Evelyn Bradley
CHANGES COMING
TO ON-LINE GIVING
We are changing our on-line giving system. This
will require those that have set up on-line giving
to re-enter their information when the new
system is implemented. Details of the conversion
will be sent to those with regular on-line giving in
the coming weeks.
The existing VANCO on-line giving will soon stop
interfacing with the Servant Keeper system that
we use to track contributions and attendance. In
addition, VANCO "upgraded" their system a while
back, making it difficult for us to add or change
special Sunday offerings. We are switching the
Servant Keeper for on-line giving. This should give
us more flexibility for seasonal and special
offerings and hopefully lower our fees.
Setting up regular on-line giving, either through
your bank, investment company or our on-line
giving portal is an easy and convenient way to
support our church. It avoids the hassle of writing
checks and continues your support even when you
are on vacation.
Church Office: 805-481-2692
E-mail: fumcag@yahoo.com
Website:
www.WorshipWeekly.com
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/fumcag
Pastor: Rev. Mary B. Birgelaitis
E-mail: mbirgelaitis@gmail.com
Office Administrator:
Blanca Placencia
Webmaster: Jamie Foster
Children’s Education Director:
Carolyn Russell
Interim Choir Director:
Tricia Stewart
Praise Team Director:
Mike Clark
Choral Pianist: Dennis Eiler
Handbell Choir Director:
Leonard Lutz
Worship Video Editor:
Susan Throndson
Bishop:
Rev. Dottie Escobedo-Frank
District Superintendent:
Rev. Garth Gilliam
Children’s Center (Preschool):
Director: Madrigale Quaglino
E-mail: agumcc@sbcglobal.net
Phone: 805-381-2223
6/4 Mike Reineke
6/5 Jim Steiner
6/7 Ray Douglas
6/15 Janice Moore
6/16 Dennis Eiler
6/19 Connie Clark
6/19 Gloria Johnson
6/20 BG Perriguey
6/21 Evelyn Bradley
6/21 Joyce Singelman
6/23 Sandy Underwood
6/24 Victoria Paredes
6/26 James Wise
6/28 Bobbi Merris
6/29 Maureen Rose
Did we miss your birthday?
If so, please contact the
church office and we will be
glad to add your birthday to
our monthly birthday list.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HONOR A
LOVED ONE WITH FLOWERS?
Do you enjoy the beautiful flower
arrangements placed on the altar on
Sunday? Dates are available for
Flower dedications in upcoming
months. Your floral tributes will be
placed on the altar for both Sunday
morning services and can be picked up
after the second service or on Monday
during office hours.
The cost for altar flowers is $30.
Contact Blanca in the Church Office
HOSPITALITY
HOSTS
June 01 Finance
June 08 Nominating Committee
June 15 Methodist Men
June 22 UWF
June 29 Membership Care
July 6 Fellowship Ministry
LEGACY GIVING
If you missed the Legacy Giving Workshop, Personal Philanthropy
brochures from the California-Pacific United Methodist Foundation are
available at the Connections Table in the Narthex, or you may contact
them directly at 626-568-7347 or on the web at www.cpumf.org to help
create your own personal or family legacy.
Visit us on the web at: WorshipWeekly.com
Find us on Facebook at United Methodist Church of Arroyo Grande
www.facebook.com/fumcag
June 2025
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of Arroyo Grande
275 North Halcyon Road
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 (805) 481-2692
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Mission Statement
of the First United Methodist
Church of Arroyo Grande
The First United Methodist Church of Arroyo
Grande is a joyful, active and fun-loving faith
community. We worship on Sunday
mornings and offer opportunities for
Christian growth, fellowship, health and
increased well-being all week long. Members
represent a wide range of theological and
political views and commit to treating each
other with love and respect in the midst of
differences. We nurture spiritual growth and
a deeper understanding of God’s love in
Christ as we work together to spread the love
of God in our community and in the world.
Upcoming
Events
Sun Jun 6 Pentecost, D.S. Rev. Garth Gilliam
Preaching, Meet Pastor Wes
Sun Jun 15 Deadline to reserve tickets to
"Something Rotten" by PCPA
Sat Jun 21 Scott Trees Garden Tour, 9:45
Sun Jun 22 Rev. Mary Retirement Party
Thu Jun 26 Children's Center Promotions,
Sun Jun 29 Free Movie Night “Nonnas”
Sun Jul 6 Welcome Pastor Wes Thompson
Sun Jul 20 “Something Rotten” by PCPA at
Marion Theater , Santa Maria
Sun Jul 27 Free Movie Night
Mon Jul 28 Peoples Kitchen Food Prep 1:30
Tue Jul 29 Peoples Kitchen Food
Distribution 11:00
Sat Aug 9 Bingo & Pizza Night, 5PM
Sat Sept 13 Woman's Tea & Fashion Show