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Announcements for Sunday, January 10, 2021

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Helping Move Elevier Women’s Center (Abba): Elevier Women’s Center (Abba) is moving between January 12-16. Would you be available to help? Contact Julie Springfield for more information (763) 607-1253 or Julie@abbaprc.org.

Annual Business Meeting January 20: Join us for the Annual Business Meeting on Wednesday, January 20 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Living Waters. We will be voting on the annual budget, church treasurer, talking with the prospective elders and hearing updates from the elder team progress. This meeting will be available by Zoom but you must be present to vote. Members are asked to attend but all are welcome.

Delaying The Vote on Elders: Though we are very encouraged by the progress the prospective elder team has made so far we simply need a little more time to prepare before bringing Jesse Daas, Phil Thompson and Erik Aleckson before the congregation for a vote. However, in order to allow the congregation to know these men a little better, everyone will have the opportunity to ask them questions on January 20 at the annual meeting. We will be setting a date for vote as soon as possible.

Winter/Spring Women’s Bible Study January 28: Join the women of GCF for a Bible Study on the book of Proverbs beginning Thursday, January 28. A Zoom option will also be available. Register by January 8 to get materials ($15 per participant). Contact Susan Fergus with questions and more details.
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