2024
Cashmere Community Church Newsletter
Reach us at: www.cashmerecommunitychurch.org cashmerecommunitychurch@gmail.com
and/or 509-782-3811
Opportunities This Month
“November teaches us to accept and let go,
so we see the promises of every new moment.”
-Joan Chittister
First Sunday –
11 am Worship & Communion
2nd Sunday – 11 am Worship
2nd Tuesday – 
3rd Sunday – 11 am Worship
All are welcome to Intergenerational Church.
Skit by the youth.
4th Sunday – Stone Soup Sunday –
Christ the King/Thanksgiving Sunday
11 am Worship
4th Thursday –
S.A.I.L. Class Is staying popular. Doctors are beginning to refer folks. Gina Quinn, physical therapist, continues to work on becoming a master trainer who will work with groups all ovee the state. We are very fortunate to have her heading up our classes on Tuesday and Thursday!
Pastor’s Message
Hello friends and members of Cashmere Community Church;
“Be cheerful no matter what; pray all the time; thank God no matter what happens. This is the way God wants you who belong to Christ Jesus to live.” -The Message Bible Translation
As God’s children we are enjoined to be joyful and happy whether our day is coming out the way we planned or not. We need to keep praying even when we have yet to receive the answer to our prayers. As God’s children we are encouraged to be a people filled with gratitude not only when the stars are bright and are aligning but also when we don’t see them because the sky is so dark.
Surely, it seems that there are more problems and challenges than blessings to count these days -natural disasters, wars, division brought up by the up-coming national election, health issues, and, churches facing closure due to financial un-sustainability. Sometimes I get lost easily into the sea of worries and concern and totally forget or discount the many other blessings that God brings forth every day. So this time let me take some space in this message to lift up our Team Partners, even as I encourage us all to give God thanks for their selfless support to our Community Dinner for without their participation Cashmere Community Church won’t be able to offer the weekly Thursday Dinner:
~Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic
Church
~The Seventh Day Adventist Church
-The Mid-Valley Baptist Church
~Cashmere Post Acute Care
~Dryden Improvement Club
~The Wacoka Kiwanis Club of Cashmere
~Gina & Seth of Stone Gastropub
~Cashmere Rotary Club
~Angie Pipkin and Friends
~Candi Int-Hout & Friends
~Debbie & Joel of Sure to Rise Bakery
~Ed & Judi Gerber
These are our team partners. They are the reason why our church family is able to do ministry with and for our community. And, of course, our appreciation goes to Cathryn Finlayson of the Seventh Day Adventist Church for offering herself to do the hard work of Dinner Coordinator. A Million thanks!
Also, a shout of gratitude for JoAnne Prusa for her unwavering support for our NonFood Essential Pantry that we offer every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month. I’d like to encourage us all to let them know we so appreciate their hard work, commitment, and dedication. Write notes or cards. Send text messages.
Lastly, my unending praise to God and deep appreciation and gratitude to our “small but mighty” group here at CCC, our Church Family. We want to be and be known as a church that welcomes all people.
HAVE A GREAT THANKSGIVING DAY EVERYONE!!!
With you all in this journey,
Pastor Lilia
Prayers, Concerns & Joys
- Healing prayers for Erin, Laura Bailey’s neice, Lucy Kenoyer, Julie Ryan, Carolyn Meade, Nate Robinson, Ric Evans, John & Deb Olmstead, Angie Pipkin
- Dixie Vickery, long time member of the Monitor UMC, died on October 5th.
- Prayers for the people affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton
- Prayers for the North Eastern Philippines people.
Hurricane Helene & Milton – give through United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR). 100% will go to help the people, etc. You may make a check out to Cashmere Community Church and Tony will send it to PNW.
Old News – Wenatchee World, 40 Years Ago
:Cashmere artist Ric Evans received the Best of Show cash award at the ‘First Nighter’ reception at Wenatchee’s Northwest Juried Art Show, art of the Apple Valley Arts Festival. Evans’ winning serigraph was called ‘Plant Basket’.
-Lydia Marie Child
Gratitude for all Grandparents.
Birthdays
2 Alicia Smith
3 Judi Gerber, Ryann Liddell
6 Julie Ryan
8 Trevor Green, Donna Wynne
7 Shu Darling
9 Carol Judd
14 Diane Parker
17 Halley Hazel Bailey age 8
18 Anna Ellen Darling age 12
Riley Yonaka
25 Lila Boushay
Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday!
“November always seems to me
the Norway of the year.”
-Emily Dickinson
Youth
by June Darling
Pioneer Days – June & John Darling helped at St Francis Xavier Mission. Handed out kindness cards. Bishop Hurt enjoyed a full day of activities.
-photo by Karen Bray
The youth with Karen in the midst of them. Cookie decorated by Eli Darling
October 20th worship service was designed, written, and implemented beautifully by our church youth with. Karen Bray courageously advised and did a bit of cat herding. She also prepared pumpkin soup and holiday rolls. They scared up a lot of fun with cookie decorating, skits, songs, charades (fruits of the spirit) and winging the Addams family, reminding us that God loves all, even the creepy and scary. -photos by June Darling
Worship attendance in October averaged 25 lovely people! Fantastic you all!
Community Meals
October 3 – Dryden Improvement Club October 17 – Mid Valley Baptist Team
Meals served are averaging 100 per Thursday night.
graphic by Karen Bray
Compassion Circle
Dr. June Darling
Dearly Beloved,
Grace and Peace to you.
Steward your pain
You are a steward of all you are and have,
your riches, your gifts, your abilities.
It matters what you do with them.
You are also a steward of your needs, your wounds.
You are a steward of your pain.
What will you do with it?
Many people are poor stewards of their pain:
they feel hurt or fear, and they don’t know what to do with it.
They turn it into anger, resentment, blame and violence.
They make others bear their pain.
Others have pain as well—even deeper pain,
the agony of abuse, or generations of oppression—
and they turn it into compassion.
They let it fuel their work for justice and healing.
Your pain is part of your story, part of who you are.
Steward your pain well.
Let Jesus help you carry it, and see where it goes.
Turn your suffering into love.
That’s what it means to take up your cross.
Deep Blessings,
Pastor Steve
_________________
Steve Garnaas-Holmes
Unfolding Light
www.unfoldinglight.net
Our Church Website
This is a place where people can learn more about us especially through the newsletter. www.cashmerecommunitychurch.org
Stewardship & Finance
How do we share God’s love with others
1) Practice Kindness: Be intentional about showing kindness to others, even in simple ways
2) Listen to others: Take the time to truly hear what someone is saying without judgment or interruption
3) Serve others: Serving others is a tangible way to show God’s love. Look for ways to serve in your community or church and be open to opportunities
4) Pray for others: Prayer is a powerful way to show love and care for others. Take the time to pray for the needs of others and ask God to bless them
5) Share your resources: Whether it’s your time, money, or possessions, sharing what you have with others is a way to show love and generosity
6) Be patient and forgiving: We all make mistakes and fall short. When someone wrongs you, choose to extend forgiveness and patience-a way to show God’s love
7) Speak words of encouragement: Words have the power to build up or tear down. Choose to speak words of affirmation to those around you
8) Show hospitality: Inviting someone into your home or offering them a meal is a way to show hospitality and make them feel valued and loved
From Finance for the month of October 2024
Our church giving for October 2024 was $5,511 and our year to date giving is $54,508
Our church giving for October 2023 was $8,138 and our year to date giving was $61,130
Our essential pantry helps at least 50 families twice each month. Items purchased in October totaled $492. Church members gave $565 in October to UMCOR for relief efforts following hurricanes Helene and Milton.
At the end of September 2024 we have $260,000 in the Doane memorial fund. We had a deficit of $2,116 in October and our total deficit for 2024 is $29,857. Finally we have almost $11,000 in our checking account so that we will not have to take any more money from the Doane fund this year. We can’t say it enough–thank you for your continued support! -Tony Wright, Treasurer
Karen Hendon & JoAnne Prusa Karen acts as translator for JoAnne. Gracias, senoras!
| November 2024 | ||||||
| S | M | T | W | T | F | S |
| 1 | 2 | |||||
| 3Daylight Saving Ends11 am Worship & Communion Coffee Hour | 4 | 510 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 6 | 710 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 8 | 9 |
| 1011 am Worship Coffee Hour | 11Veterans Day 4 pm Board of Vision & Ministry | 1210 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 132 – 3 pm Essentials Pantry3 pm River St. Food Bank | 1410 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 15 | 16 |
| 1711 am Inter-GenerationalWorship/Skit Coffee Hour | 18 | 1910 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 20 | 2110 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 22 | 23Food Bank |
| 2411 am Stone Soup Worship Coffee Hour | 25 | 2610 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 27 2 – 3 pm Essentials Pantry | 28Thanksgiving NO CommunityMeal | 29 | 30Advent begins Dec. 1 |
Cashmere Community Church
213 South Division Street
Cashmere WA 98815
Pastor Lilia Felicitas-Malana
11 am Worship for All Address Correction Requested
November 2024
Cashmere – photo taken in 1909
Orchards platted out, trees along the river
2024
Cashmere Community Church Newsletter
Reach us at: www.cashmerecommunitychurch.org cashmerecommunitychurch@gmail.com
and/or 509-782-3811
Opportunities This Month
“Learning to celebrate joy is one of the great practices of the spiritual life.”
-Joan Chittister
First Sunday – 11 am Worship & Communion
1st Monday
2nd Sunday – 11 am Worship
2nd Wednesday –
11 am Service at our 9/11 Spirit of America Memorial at Riverside Park. All are welcome.
3rd Sunday – 11 am Worship
All are welcome to Intergenerational Church.
Skit: Fruits of the Spirit go to School
4th Sunday – Stone Soup Sunday –
11 am Worship with Dr. June Darling presenting Braver Angel: Bridging the Divide, How to Find Areas of Agreement in the Political Divide.
5th Sunday – Music, Music, Music!
Looking Ahead:
Pastor’s Message
Friends and members of Cashmere Community Church;
Good day to each of you!
Twenty-three years! It’s hard to believe that’s how many years had passed since after the bombing of the World Trade Center. A tragedy that had not only altered our lifestyle and way of being here in America but also around the globe. The tragic event brought to light the two sides of the coin: on one side, love and unity, and on the other side, hatred and vengeance. Love and unity was forged amongst us all Americans to show the world that when we stand together nothing will or can topple us down. That, we might fall yet we get back up stronger and mightier. But, also the ugly side of indifference toward the “others” – those that are perceived to be not of worth of any of the good and great opportunities this Great Country possesses and offers. Fear, anger, hatred, callous and outright cold treatment of all people that represents the race of the 9/11 perpetuator, and by extension to all non-white skin people. And, twenty-three years later, America continues to experience this same problem. Unity, even for our common good seems to be so far fetch and removed in the fabric of our society.
It used to be thought of that churches are the go-to institution to seek alliances and help to foster love and unity. But, I guess churches (we) have lost that accolade, ‘too. ( A big sigh).
Our little (but mighty) group here at Cashmere Community Church has taken a gigantic step to become and be known as a church that cares for all. Taking the Great Commandment from the Lord Jesus himself as our North Star, we take our daily living as a petri dish to practice love, compassion, kindness, and acceptance – not only among us here in the church, but to all people we encounter daily. We’ve also joined groups that made their goal to promote kindness and unity. We’re not there yet…but, I know we’re inching forward.
In the next couple of months, I/we will be joining hundreds of United Methodist Churches here in United States to focus our Sunday messages on the Golden Rule to prod each other to foster compassion and kindness to each other, and specially to those we normally see as different than and from us.
See you all at the church worship, Sundays @11:00 a.m. to 12:15 noon time. A meaningful, fun-filled coffee hour follows after. Come, and bring a friend as well.
God loves you and so do I!
Pastor Lilia
Prayers, Concerns & Joys
Curtis Adamson, 59, died on August 7. Prayers of comfort for his grandmother, Marjorie Farrens, and his family. A remembrance gathering was held on August 17 in East Wenatchee.
Rev. Stephen Schroeder died August 15. Steve was previously pastor at Methow Valley UMC and our District Superintendent. His service will be Saturday, September 14, 2024, at 1 p.m. at Yakima: Wesley United Methodist Church.
Gloria Reichmann,84, died at Harborview Hospital on August 18 after suffering a major stroke on the 15th. Viewing will be September 5th, 4 – 7 pm at Jones & Jones/Betts; Rosary to follow at 7 pm. A Funeral Mass will be held at 11 am Friday, September 6 at Holy Apostles Church in East Wenatchee followed by burial at the Cashmere Cemetery.
- Healing prayers for Julie Ryan, Carolyn Meade, Brian Landes, Nate Robinson, Ric Evans, John & Deb Olmstead, Angie Pipkin
- Julie Ryan underwent a pacemaker implant at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle on August 22. Then was called back on the 28th for more testing. Prayers for good health!
Birthdays
4 Finna Jo Gillikin
5 Dan McConnell
6 Nadine Pusel
11 Gabrielle Kennedy
13 Kim Kennedy
14 Bryce & Keegan McMahon age 8
17 Don Larson
19 Cheryl Maher
24 Bon F. Malana
Marjorie Farrens age 99
28 Sam Parker
29 Lilia Felicitas-Malana
30 Noralee Flaget
Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday!
“September tries its best
to have us forget summer.”
-Bernard Williams
Community Meals
Compassion Circle
A Letter from Clare East
Dear Friend,
I was sitting in our beautiful Cashmere Community Church this morning, listening to Dorene play that wonderful baby grand piano. The sun was shining through the stained-glass windows making them almost come to life and I was wondering where you were. I have missed you!
I am not sure if you remember what a peaceful and gorgeous facility we have here in Cashmere. If you have been to the Thursday evening dinners, you know how great our kitchen and eating space is and what a great place for large gatherings. Also, a perfect spot for weddings, seminars, memorials etc. We have rooms galore for small meetings and the fellowship room with the mini kitchen is just a perfect spot for a medium size group.
I wanted to tell you the best part of Cashmere Community Church and that is our pastor and the congregation. We are blessed to have our Pastor Lilia in the pulpit. She is such an inspiring speaker and her messages about our Savior always hits the mark. She is a beautiful and compassionate person that always is available to listen and give great perspective on all our daily problems whether they be big or small ones. I cannot find enough good words to describe what a difference she has made in my life and many other’s lives.
The congregation here is such a welcoming group of folks. They make everyone, that comes in the door, a friend. I love everyone of them and never want to miss a Sunday service and fellowship time after service.
I cannot forget to tell you about the delicious Thursday evening community dinners…. they are not only about eating but the fun of gathering with old and new neighbors. Each week I meet someone new and interesting. Plus, I do not have to cook on Thursday evenings.
We all got out of the habit of getting together for church and other activities during the Covid period, but I am glad to be out and about once again, and I am sure you do too.
I expect by now you have figured out that I feel happy to be part of Cashmere Community church and wish I could see you there beside me on Sunday mornings. You know the service starts at 11:00 a.m. so you do not have to get out of bed too early.
You have been missed…Come back soon and join me reading, listening and singing the praises of God and enjoy his love that abounds here.
Most sincerely,
Clare
Stewardship & Finance
When Jesus spoke the truth, it was often in the context of a story, parable, or symbol. Consider for example Jesus warning about treasures Matthew 6:19-21
Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
This is a very earthly take on deep spiritual issues. The stewardship lesson is that Jesus is not promising that we can take treasure to heaven. But he is telling us that our use of money in this life will either work against us or for us!
From Finance for the month of July 2024
Our church offering for the month of August 2024 was $4,986 and year to date $42,523
Our church offering for the month of August 2023 was $4,778 and year to date $47,129
Our insurance bill for the year is paid in full and our apportionments are current. Our total offerings for the year plus the money from Monitor for Pastor sharing total $69,555. The community meal continues to provide both a great meal and companionship. The essential pantry serves around 50 families twice a month. Our church continues being an asset to the Cashmere community. It is wonderful to see so many children in church each Sunday. Thank you for your continued support! -Tony Wright, Treasurer
Martin’s Market Sales Receipts
Are you saving your receipts from Martin’s Market and bringing them to church? Put them in the basket in the Narthex and Chelsea Evans will pick them up, add them up and submit them to Martin’s. Thanks, Chelsea!
Message from Our Church Secretary
Dear Friends of CCC;
I have been getting emails back from addresses ending in “nwi.net” and it began happening recently. The emails have been blocked. This issue needs to be looked at by your internet service provider, since this has happened before from nwi.net customers.
Thank you for your help.
Sincerely,
Vicki Helms, your church secretary
| September 2024 | ||||||
| S | M | T | W | T | F | S |
| 111 am Worship & Communion Coffee Hour | 2Labor Day | 310 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 4 | 510 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 6 | 7 |
| 811 am Worship Coffee Hour | 94 pm Board of Vision & Ministry | 1010 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 112 – 3 pm Essentials Pantry3 pm River St. Food Bank | 1210 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 13 | 14 |
| 1511 am Inter-GenerationalWorship/SkitCoffee Hour | 16 | 1710 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 18 | 1910 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 20 | 21 |
| 2211 am Stone Soup Worship Braver AngelCoffee Hour | 23 | 2410 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 252 – 3 pm Essentials Pantry3 pm River St. Food Bank | 2610 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 27 | 28 |
| 2911 am 5th Sunday Worship Music, Music, Coffee Hour | 30 | October 1 NewsletterDeadline | ||||
Cashmere Community Church
213 South Division Street
Cashmere WA 98815
Pastor Lilia Felicitas-Malana
11 am Worship for All Address Correction Requested
September 2024
Mt Cashmere
“There are many paths to the top of the mountain,
but only one view.”
-Harry Millner
2024
Cashmere Community Church Newsletter
Reach us at: www.cashmerecommunitychurch.org cashmerecommunitychurch@gmail.com
and/or 509-782-3811
Things to Do This Month
“We are meant to be joyful because life itself is good.”
-Joan Chittister
First Sunday – VBS Kickoff with Steve & Crew leading our Combined Worship at 10:30 am at Cashmere Presbyterian Church. You are invited and encouraged to attend.
6 pm Ice Cream Social outside at the Presbyterian Church to meet and greet the M. V. Youth Team.
2nd Sunday – 11 am Worship
3rd Sunday – 11 am “The Fruit of the Spirit’s Not a Coconut” and VBS highlights.
All are welcome to Intergenerational Church.
4th Sunday – Stone Soup Sunday –
11 am Worship
Bridging the Political Divide: Loving Our “Enemies” – a video, discussion, and compassion practice.
Registration at 9 am on Monday for the young set. Hours 9:30 – 11:30 am the rest of the week at Cashmere Community Church. Youth meet in the evenings at Cashmere Presbyterian Church
Pastor’s Message
Summer greetings friends and members of Cashmere Community Church;
I trust and hope that you all are enjoying the events and opportunities the summer season brings. Few things that I would like to share with you in this month’s newsletter:
There will be NO COMMUNITY MEAL this coming Thursday, July 4, 2024. We’re calling it FAMILY DAY. May your celebrations be safe and filled with fun and joy. May the force be with you!!!
Come July 8th thru the 12th, the Maple Valley VBS Team will lead, teach, and guide our children through stories and songs about faith and living as God’s beloved children. July 8, Monday starts with registration at 9:00 a.m. then, Tuesday thru Friday, classes are 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. We accept children K-12. Twelth graders are also highly encourage to join post High School Youth for evening gathering at the Cashmere Presbyterian Church. Times to be announced.
A heartfelt gratitude to God and a deep appreciation of you all for allowing me to continue to serve the Lord through our church and our beloved community. Blessings!
Gratefully,
Pastor Lilia
On the first Sunday of August, the 4th, the Rev. Daniel Miranda, Seven Rivers District Superintendent will be the guest preacher and will lead communion as well.
Prayers, Concerns & Joys
- Healing prayers for Carolyn Meade, Gary Fredrick, Brian Landes, Nate Robinson, Ric Evans, Deb Olmstead, Angie Pipkin
- Carolyn Meade had emergency surgery on June 24. She had a low heart rate and had pacemaker installed on Monday. She was feeling “punky”.
- Curtis Adamson’s cancer is terminal. Prayers of comfort for him and his family.
Birthdays
3 Sam Darling
5 Eli John Darling age 8
7 Bexley Amerson age 6
8 John Helms
9 Laura Ficker
15 Tami Thomas
16 Karen Bray
17 Candi Jo Bray
25 Kasey Bray
Charlotte Ringering
26 Ginny Martin
29 Ruby McConnell
Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday!
“Summers are incomplete without July
and July can’t breathe without summers.”
John Darling & his Father’s Day tie
photos by Karen Bray
Church Personal Growth Award,
Joey Beckmann Pinnacles 2024, end of year ceremony
Youth
photos by June Darling
The Youth made and delivered Father’s Day ties to our men.
Eli Darling, Bishop Hurt – Bishop, Ed Meyer, Eli – Tony Wright Dick Ryan
VBS Sunday, July 7
The Presbyterian Church will host the VBS team at our Worship Service. That service begins at 10:30 AM. A member of Steve Bodwell’s team will preach. Folks from your church are encouraged to join us at CPC for worship.
We will have an “ice cream” social that same Sunday around 6:00 PM. Grace Lutheran will feed the team dinner at their church at 5:00 PM. Afterwards we will have a wide open gathering in our patio space for folks to meet and encourage the team. Our deacons together with members will bring ice cream or dessert items. WE ENCOURAGE ANY METHODISTS OR OTHERS TO BRING A CONTRIBUTION AS WELL (Maple Valley Team is around 40 this year). BUT. . .IT IS NOT REQUIRED FOR ATTENDING AND ENJOYING THE TIME.
In the Beloved,
Pastor Chuck Clarke
Registration begins at 9 am at the church at 213 S. Division. During the following week, July 8 – 12, the younger children will meet during the mornings at Cashmere Community Church and the older youth will meet in the evenings at Cashmere Presbyterian Church.
Cashmere Middle School Field Trip to Washington DC
photos by Karen Bray
White House Karen Bray United Meth. Church MLK Jr.
Karen and her granddaughter, Calene Bray, went on this great trip to our Capitol. You can find more of her photos of Washington D.C. on her Facebook page. Thanks for sharing, Karen!
Compassion Circle
– Dr. June Darling
new site: journeytothegoodlife.net
Greater Good is an organization whose main work is making life more meaningful and rewarding for all. Recently, they have become interested in offering help for bridging the political divide. Here are some snippets from one article. It includes a few questions that help us all become more self-aware and possibly make some changes in our lives toward connecting with others and enjoying life together, as in “loving our neighbor” if you’ve heard that somewhere before.
We humans have a deeply rooted tendency to organize ourselves into groups: You’re either one of Us or part of Them. But research suggests those categories are not fixed. We can expand our sense of Us and see Them in a new light.
Bridging those differences often requires a mix of intention, the right social conditions, and specific skills, but studies show that it is possible—and that doing so will enrich our lives and communities.
How open are you to connecting with different kinds of people? How skilled are you at expanding your social circle beyond people who seem most like you? How comfortable are you with disagreement with people whose views differ from your own?
And the good news is if you are looking for a place to practice your bridging skills, the weekly community meal is ideal! Also, a movie that John and I have watched a couple of times which inspires us and gives us hope is Best of Enemies (available on Amazon Prime). Let there be love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control and let it start with us…and it already has right here in Cashmere Washington, the compassion capitol of the world (just a little healthy grandiosity and humor and wishful thinking).
Stewardship & Finance
Billboards, Bumper Stickers, and Signs about Tithing
1) The Get Rich Quick Billboard
Net Income Tithing only gets you
Net Abundant Blessings
2) The Political Bumper Sticker
Jesus would have been a Republican
He only asked for 10 percent
The Democrats ask for everything
3) The Hostile Church Sign
You Give God the Credit
Now Give God the Cash
4) The Arrogant Church Sign
Title If You Love Jesus
Anyone can Honk
-Tony Wright
From Finance for the month of June 2024
Church giving for the month of June 2024 was $8,317 and year to date $34,465
Church giving for the month of June 2023 was $4,054 and year to date $34,624
For the month of June our giving and Pastor sharing from Monitor totaled $11,696 while our expenses for June totaled $10,710. We have helped the community through our essentials pantry through June in the amount of $1,821. We also took $15,000 from the Doane fund during June which should cover any deficits through the end of the year. The community dinner has been a huge success with many churches, clubs, and individuals preparing and serving the meals. Cashmere Community Church is an asset to the community and you make it possible!
-Tony Wright, Treasurer
Martin’s Market Sales Receipts
Are you saving your receipts from Martin’s Market and bringing them to church? Put them in the basket in the Narthex and Chelsea Evans will pick them up, add them up and submit them to Martin’s. Thanks, Chelsea!
| July 2024 | ||||||
| S | M | T | W | T | F | S |
| 1 | 210 am SAILS5 pm Compassion Circle | 310 am Bible Study | Fourth ofJuly | 5 | 6 | |
| 710:30 am Worship at Cashmere Presbyterian Church 6 pm Ice Cream Social at CPC | 89:30 am, VBS at CCC4 pm Board of Vision & Ministry7 pm Youth at CPC | 99:30 am, VBS at CCC 5 pm Compassion Circle 7 pm Youth at CPC | 109:30 am VBS at CCC2 – 3 pm Essentials Pantry3 pm River St. Food Bank7 pm Youth at CPC | 119:30 am VBS at CCC 5 pm CommunityMeal 7 pm Youth at CPC | 129:30 am VBS at CCC 7 pm Youth at CPC | 13 |
| 14 11 am WorshipCoffee Hour | 15 | 1610 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 1710 am Bible Study | 1810 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 19 | 20 |
| 2111 am Inter-GenerationalWorshipCoffee Hour | 22 | 2310 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion Circle | 2410 am Bible Study 2 – 3 pm Essentials Pantry3 pm River St. Food Bank | 2510 am SAILS 5 pm CommunityMeal | 26 | 27 |
| 2811 am Stone Soup WorshipCoffee Hour | 29 | 3010 am SAILS 5 pm Compassion CircleNewsletterDeadline | ||||
Cashmere Community Church
213 South Division Street
Cashmere WA 98815
Pastor Lilia Felicitas-Malana
11 am Worship for All Address Correction Requested
2024
Lake Wenatchee
“Keep close to Nature’s heart…and break clear away, once in awhile,
and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash you spirit clean.”
-John Muir