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Is Your Heart Tuned to Service?


By Joe Lightfoot, Pastor of Adult Ministries As each of you has
Despite her tremendous disabilities, received a special gift,
Helen Keller reached the highest levels of employ it in serving
achievement. In 1904, at the age of 24, Keller one another as good
graduated from Radcliffe magna cum laude, stewards of the
becoming the first deaf, blind person to earn manifold grace of
a Bachelor of Arts degree. At the heart of her God.
accomplishments was a foundation of modest 1 Peter 4:10
simplicity. Serving not only
In fact, she is quoted as saying, “I long to forms us but allow us to
accomplish great and noble tasks, but my chief be givers of God’s grace to
duty is to accomplish humble tasks as if they were great and the world.
noble.” Those are the words of a servant’s heart. The work of the church is to engage Christians in applying
A similar heart poured through the pen of Brother Lawrence. their spiritual gifts for service. Success for the church means
His book, The Practice of the Presence of God, details his life as a encouraging and assisting you in being socially responsible and
monk sweeping the floor of a monastery kitchen. In describing his evangelistically bold in the joyful use of your time, talents and
passion for service he wrote, “We ought not to grow tired of doing treasures.
little things for the love of God, who regards not the greatness of The question for the day is, “How are you employing your
the work, but the love with which it is performed.” His humble life gift?” If you are not experiencing the blessings and joy of
and little deeds were filled with the spirit of Jesus. sharing God’s grace and love through serving, please review
In fact, Jesus says that He came to be a servant (Matthew the Care and Communication Card. Choose an area in which
20:28). Paul, in the New Testament tells us that we are to grow in to serve. Take this opportunity to step into an area of service.
the image of Jesus. Not only does your serving model the life and Explore one of the many possibilities available.
heart of Jesus, serving is a chief way God uses to mold and shape Brother Lawrence was passionate about his relationship with
us in the image of Jesus. Humble, simple, other-focused service. God. He wrote, “Let us think often that our only business in
To make sure everyone is involved, Peter tells us that each this life is to please God.” He did this through humble service.
of us, when we place our trust in Jesus for eternal life, receives So can you!
a special spiritual gift to employ in serving the church, the
community, and the world.

Splash Party
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WELCOME TO FIRST FEDERATED CHURCH!
Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning!
Have Questions?
If you have any questions, simply ask someone wearing a Guest Welcome Children’s
name tag with “Here to Help” on it or visit the Welcome Center
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Thank you for taking the time to visit First Federated Church.
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ity care and learning for kids of all ages.


If your child has not already been enrolled in our Children’s
Cellular Phones & Pagers
Ministry, a quick visit to the Children’s Ministry Registration
Station will provide you with temporary security tags and give us Thank you for turning off, or muting, your cell phone, pager and other electronic
the information we need to effectively minister to your child. devices during this morning’s worship service.
Infants & Preschool Children Assistive Listening Devices
Childcare and teaching are available during the 9:15 hour and 10:45 worship service in ALS devices are available for check-out at the Resource Center in the foyer.
the Nursery and Preschool Departments. AED (Automated External Defibrillator)/First-aid
Kindergarten–4th Grade Facilities for guests needing first aid, health counseling, and blood
During the 9:15 hour, K–4th graders meet in graded classroom groups for Bible pressure checks are provided by our Parish Nurses located in the west
learning and fun. hallway in Room 1117, Sundays, 10:30AM–Noon.
K–2nd graders attend the first part of the 10:45 worship service with their families Please contact an usher if you need immediate assistance.
and then are dismissed through the large black doors at the front of the auditorium Lost and Found
to attend their own age-appropriate children’s church, called KZ Church. Parents, we Lost items may be reported or claimed at the main office of the church during
encourage you to go with your children the first time they visit KZ Church. regular M-F office hours. Lost and found items are kept for 30 days.
3rd & 4th graders attend the worship service to listen and learn with their families. Safety
First Federated Church regards your safety as our highest priority. If you have any
Xtreme AM (5th & 6th Grade) concerns, please inform one of our ushers or staff. If a building emergency arises,
Our preteens meet in their own Xtreme spot, Room 205, at 9:15 for a time of Xtreme directions will be provided over the public address system.
learning, Xtreme prayer and Xtreme relationship-building, then join their families for
Recordings of Today’s Message
the 10:45 worship service.
CD recordings of the morning message can be picked up immediately following the
Youth (Grade 7–12) & Adults service at the Resource Center in the foyer for $3.
Groups for ADULTS and activities for YOUTH begin at 9:15AM. Stop by You can also listen to the message for free at www.FirstFederated.org.
the Welcome Center to find out about each of the groups and how to get there. Prayer Team Up Front
If you would like to pray with someone today, please come to the center com-
munion table at the front of the auditorium following this morning’s service.
Members of our church leadership stand ready to serve you.

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MISSIONS NOTES
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Short-Term Mission Opportunity 8:00am | Mark Lanz Blessed Are the Gentle, Matt. 5:5
Agape Medical Mission in Russia needs laborers to go to 10:45AM | Pastor Curt De Graaff Who’s Your Daddy?
Siberia this September. There are two different trips, September
6–21 or September 27–October 12.
Both are medical-evangelism. However, you don’t have to be
a medical person to go. You can go to talk to people through an
interpreter. You’ll find they are curious to know why you came
so far to do this. It leads easily into a conversation where you can
share Christ.
Another thing that non-medical people can do is fit people
with reading glasses. This can be taught in 45 minutes once you
get to Russia.
Donna Stanger will be going on the first trip. Since you’ll need
a passport and visa to go, a decision to go must be made soon. If
interested in serving God and his work in Russia on one of these
trips, contact Donna Stanger or John Porter.

Hear from our workers in the Middle East


Fellowship Hall | Sunday, July 20 |10:45AM & 12:00PM
We will again be offering two times for you to hear updates
from our workers in the Middle East. Come at 10:45, hear a
report and then enjoy a great brunch. At noon we will offer a
meal and then a report.
Get involved with what God is doing around the world!

Hear about what God is doing in Kenya


Friday, July 25 | 6:30PM
Keith & Ruthann Rittgers, 601 Hickory Ct., Dallas Center
Lee and Sandy Weiss and Victor and Sarah Kabutha will be in
our area, talking about their ministry and the recent turmoils in
Kenya. If you need directions or have questions, call the Rittgers
at 992.3135.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Takin’ It to the Streets Happenin’ Every Week

JULY
Saturdays, July–August | Oakridge Weekends
Oakridge Neighborhood | Sherri Stufflebeem, SStufflebeem@FirstFederated.org
T-W-Th, July 29-31 | Back Yard Club
The Keizers’ Back Yard, 344 Palomino Pkwy, Des Moines 50320
Sherri Stufflebeem, SStufflebeem@FirstFederated.org

AUGUST
M-W, Aug 11-13 | Back Yard Club
The Waggoners’ Back Yard, 4316 SW Harmony Circle, Ankeny
Sherri Stufflebeem, SStufflebeem@FirstFederated.org
Friday, August 15 | Hillis Work Day
Hillis Elementary School | John Porter, JPorter@FirstFederated.org
Saturday, August 16 | Oakridge Back to School
Oakridge Neighborhood | Sherri Stufflebeem, SStufflebeem@FirstFederated.org
Friday, August 22 | Hillis Back to School
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Splash Party
Over 500 Federated family members and friends enjoyed
a delightful Iowa evening at the Clive Aquatic Center last
Sunday. Whether it was a float around the lazy river, a giant
belly flop out of the water slide or a peaceful moment in a
comfy lounge chair, there was fun for everyone…and yummy
treats, too. Thanks to the Children’s Ministry staff and volun-
teers for helping make this a great night for everyone.

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PRAY FOR
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ANOTHER privacy of those in our congregation.

Printed copies of this page can be obtained at the church.

Items found on this page include:


Pray for Those Who Grieve
Happy Birthday!
(Birthdays are listed for Federated members & missionaries)
Pray for those with Physical Needs
(In the Hospital, Upcoming Surgery/Procedures, Partial List of the Ongoing Needs of Our Members &
Regular Attenders)
Our Encouragement Pray for Those Who Serve our Church
“Let us hold fast the
confession of our hope with-
out wavering, for He who
promised is faithful...”
Hebrews 10:24

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MISSION ONE Reaching others for Jesus Christ
Wes & Becky Gardner Steve & Rhonda Schwarze
Formerly in a Closed Country Mission Board:
Location: Racine, Wisconsin FEBC (Faith Academy)
“Mid-May Wes and I, and Location: Manila, Philippines
later Derek(son) and What do they do? Steve is Deputy
Kathryn (daughter-in-law), Superintendent and Director for
flew out to Indonesia for Development for Faith Academy,
Devan’s graduation. What the largest missionary boarding school in the world. Faith
a wonderful 4 weeks we supports missionary families serving throughout Asia by
spent, celebrating with Devan, watching Dallas and Devan providing quality care and nurturing in the school’s boarding
play basketball, indoor soccer and rugby, visiting beaches, homes. Steve is also the school’s PR person, responsible for
camping out, hanging out with friends, disposing of 26 raising funds for Campus Development projects. Rhonda as-
years ‘worth of ‘stuff’, saying goodbye (for now) to friends sists Steve and is Alumni Coordinator for 7,000 alumni.
and co-workers, and resting our last 2 days. Even though it Prayer Requests:
was poignant to fly away, we are very, very sure that we are
• For Rhonda’s parents in Iowa—Mom in a care center (a rare
where we are supposed to be—here in Racine, WI, where
form of Organic Brain Syndrome--she will never be able to
my (Becky) parents (Dick & Char Griffiths) and brother live,
return home) and Dad has home health care.
and very close to Derek and Kathryn.
• For health and safety as Rhonda and Steve return to Manila
“This part of our journey with the Lord is rough and the stress is
in mid-July, but come back to Iowa Aug-Sept to assess her
not fun, but we don’t want to miss what He’s putting in our
parents’ situation.
spirits as a result of our faithfulness to Him in a time when
it seems like everything is upside down and we don’t have Praises:
a clue where it’s going to land. We’re learning to trust who • Rhonda’s parents are coping well.
God is when we don’t understand what He’s doing. • The new auditorium at Faith is almost complete and the
“Our biggest prayer request is for a job for Wes. grand opening is this October.
“Thanks for your faithful support of our ministry to MKs these
past 26 years. We are now reassigned by the Lord to a differ-
Elaine Weller
ent type of ministry; based at home, focused on family. Pray Mission Board: Child Evangelism Fellowship
that we will not be spiritually lazy.” Location: Warrenton, Missouri
What does she do? Elaine serves as secre-
Terry & Mary Stark tary at CEF World Headquarters in the
Mission Board: Avant Ministries International Ministries Department. She
Location: Des Moines, Iowa is the link between World Headquarters
What do they do? Terry is Assistant to the and the Spanish-speaking CEF family.
President of Avant. His work is with She translates and interprets documents,
major donors, leading short-term trips communications in meetings, presentations
and communicating the vision to individuals, foundations and and prepares missionary letters. (Elaine is the sister of Beth
churches. His purpose is to mobilize increasing financial and Hanna, CAM International, Queretaro, Mexico).
human resources through the development and maintenance Prayer Requests:
of a major donor fund-raising program and raising awareness • For CEF’s goal of serving in all the countries of the world by
of Avant Short Cycle Church Planting overseas. 2017. (They are presently in 159 countries.)
(Terry was recently led to a company in New Mexico that has • For the upcoming CEF Mexico 65th anniversary celebration
figured out how to clean, refine, dewater and treat food waste in August in Monterrey, Mexico. (Elaine and Beth’s parents,
(500,000,000 gallons per year) to burn in diesel engines as the late Arthur and Velva Phillips, began the work of CEF in
a substitute for diesel fuel.) Product will save over $1.00 per Mexico in 1943 when their girls were very young).
gallon and provide 30-40 cents per gallon profit to Avant
• For safety and health as Elaine and Beth travel to San Juan
from its sale.
del Rio, Queretaro, for several days together after the an-
Prayer requests: niversary celebration.
• 2 sharp mechanics to install engine kits and go with Terry to Praises:
NM on July 22nd.
• For the “best ever” CEF International Conference in North
• For fine points and details involved in justifying a production Carolina in early May where Elaine did simultaneous
facility in Des Moines. translation.
• Favor and wisdom.
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Hangtimes
July 20th—Dodgeball, east gym
July 27th – Open Backdoor 7th–12th Grades
August 3rd—Beach Night
August 10th -- Waterskiing
August 17th—Oakridge Back to School Service Project

In July
M-FUGE THANK YOU!:
To our church family at FFC, we want to thank all of you for
supporting us with your prayers, giving and encouragement along
the way. God has been so faithful to provide as we’ve prepared
for this trip. Look for a soon to be scheduled luncheon where you
can hear testimonies from those that attended M-fuge. We are
blessed all the time by your faithfulness and support.
Serving Opportunity: Backyard Clubs
The Children’s ministry is conducting two Backyard Bible
Clubs and could use teens to help serve at any/either club events.
Dates are July 29–31, Aug 11–13. Sign up in the Backdoor or
M-FUGE | July 20–27
Please remember to pray for these M-Fuge paticipants as they
see Howie or Sherri if you can serve.
serve, build relationships, and attempt to share the gospel.
In August Pray also that each of them would encounter the Lord in a life
changing way.
Waterskiing! | August 10
Aug. 10: Bring $5 to help cover the price of gas and come 1) Ed Griffin 22) Ashley Griffin
have an awesome time water skiing and tubing! Lake Panorama 2) Julie Harper 23) Faith Griffin
- 4PM to 8PM If you need to carpool from the church … meet at 3) Michael Howland 24) Paige Harper
3PM. Home by 9PM! 4) Randy Maurer 25) Alex Higgins
Worlds Of Fun/Oceans Of Fun | Aug. 14 & 15 5) Larry Dunlap 26) Caleb Fisher
Join us for an awesome trip to both parks! Cost $100 for both 6) Sherri Stufflebeem 27) Nate Kamerick
parks. This includes a meal each day and covers parking costs, 7) Karen Swift 28) Shelby Kamerick
GAS, drinks, etc… We will stay overnight at a local church. 8) Karen Van Kooten 29) Caleb Kucera
Meet at the church at 6:30AM to carpool down to KC! We need 9) Jake Hunsberger 30) Jake Kucera
LOTS of adult drivers! 10) Laurie Balduchi 31) Justine Leinen
I-Cubs | Aug. 31 11) Joel Baker 32) Nick Maples
Aug 31, I-Cubs against the Omaha Royals. We leave the second 12) Nick Maurer 33) Sarah Ortiz
that our 10:45 worship service is over and head to the 1:05PM game. 13) Jordan Berger 34) Maggie Quernemoen
Cost is $10 per person. Also be prepared to make a QUICK stop at 14) Mackenzie Berger 35) Zack Rose
McDonald’s along the way. Bring your sunscreen! PLAY BALL! 15) Ryan Birmingham 36) Ryan Stufflebeem
16) Matt Epp 37) Justin Stufflebeem
17) Rosemarie Freymark 38) Megan Stufflebeem
18) Isaac Gardner 39) Jimmy Swift
Financial Report 19) JD Green 40) Danae Swift
Attendance 07/13/08 General Fund Offering 20) Emily Green 41) Cody White
8:00AM ......................................... 281 Last Week 21) Macy Griffin
10:45AM ....................................... 706 Weekly Need ........................$34,889
Budgeted Missions Offering ...............................$34,363
Year to Date: 9/1/07-present Shortage..................................($526)
Need ....................................$241,108 Year to Date: 9/1/07-present
Offering ...............................$242,139 Need ................................$1,604,894
Overage ...................................$1,031 Offering ............................$1,517,823
Mortgage Shortage..............................($87,071)
Current Balance ..................$725,223
Next Payment July 25

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ADULT GROUPS CHILDREN’S MINISTRY
Sunday Mornings | 9:15AM
Groups for All Ages
See the Adult Sunday brochure for complete listing or below.
Back Yard Bible Clubs
Concerts of Prayer Back Yard Fun!
Wednesday Evenings | 6:30–8:00PM | Room 108 Music, Crafts, Snacks,
Games & More
The HUB (18–30 years old)
Sundays at 9:15AM— Fellowship and
worship in the HUB
Sunday at 6:00PM -Dodgeball in the East gym!
Monday at 7:00PM—Ladies’ Bible study
HUB
SINGLES AGE 18 TO TWENTY-SOMETHING
July 29–31 | 9–11AM
The Keizers’ Back Yard
344 Palomino Pkwy, Des Moines 50320
August 11–13 | 9–11AM
Tuesday at 7:00PM—Men’s Bible study in the HUB
The Waggoners’ Back Yard
Wednesday at 7:00PM—HUB band practice - Come and play!
4316 SW Harmony Circle, Ankeny
time of fun, bonding and growth!

Women Alone
HUB
Saturday, Aug 9 at 10:00AM—Retreat at Lake Panorama - Come for a

SINGLES AGE 18 TO TWENTY-SOMETHING


Cost: Free!

Bible Club Presenting Teams


July 24 | 11:00AM | Reena Steele, 5300 SE 1st Ct #86. This unique opportunity for ministry will include SOLID
Please bring a salad or dessert. BIBLE TEACHING, FUN, MUSIC, FUN, CRAFTS, FUN,
SNACKS, FUN… get the idea??! Back yard locations have
been provided.
Now…YOU can be a part of sharing God’s love with
children by joining the presenting team! No experience
necessary. We’ll train you!
Give Sherri Stufflebeem, Director of Children’s Ministries,
a call, 255.2122!
Adult Bible Fellowship (ABFs)
Once you’ve joined us in worship, our Adult Bible Fellowships School Supplies
are a great next step to connect with others and grow in your faith. Shhhh! Don’t mention it in front of the
We have a variety of opportunities available that include: kids, but it’s that time again…time to shop
Sundays | 9:15–10:30AM for school supplies. Even if you don’t have
The HUB (ages 18-23) | Room 244 children returning to school this fall, you
STUDY: Life... relevant themes taught by the HUB staff can take advantage of the sales on markers,
Connections (born in the 1970s) | Room 1224–1226 crayons, glue and glue sticks, paper, folders
STUDY: Names of God: Grow closer to God by understanding His names and more. Donations of these items are
Homebuilders (born in the 1960s) | Room 1250–1251 needed for the Oakridge Back to School
STUDY: Way of the Master: Learn how to impact the eternity of others Celebration on Saturday, August 16. There
Cornerstone (born in the 1950s) | Room 1240–1241 will be marked buckets around the church for
STUDY: Revelation: The Apocalypse--book of blessing & cursing your donations before August 16.
Koinonia (all ages) | Room 1252–1253 As you’re shopping, don’t forget to plan ahead for your
STUDY: Philippians: Experiencing joy in all circumstances Operation Christmas Child shoe box, too. School supplies are a
Ezra (born in the 1940s) | Room 1118 wonderful addition to a needy child’s shoe box gifts. So…shop,
Galilean (born in the 1930s) | Room 1244–1247 shop, shop while the sales are best.
STUDY: Philippians: Experiencing joy in all circumstances
Immanuel (born in the 1930s) | Room 1105
We Love New Babies!
We love to pray for expectant parents and
Friendly Fellowship (born in the 1920s) | Room 1254–1255
we love to celebrate the birth of each Federated
STUDY: One anothers
baby. If you are expecting a baby, please let us
W.H.O. (born before the 1920s) | Room 1116 know. Put a note on your Care and Communica-
STUDY: II Chronicles & Daniel: Develop Solomon’s wisdom and Daniel’s faith
tion Card or call Mary in the Children’s Ministries office at
Women (all ages) | Room 208 255.2122. The GEM (Great Expectations Ministry) ladies are
Worship Team | Room 1125 ready to serve you.
STUDY: James: Endurance through trials develops a mature faith
Prayer (all ages) | Room 100
Ecclesiastes | Room 1238–1239 | Biblically Measured
STUDY: Learn about life and faith from the wisest man who ever lived.

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UPCOMING EVENTS OTHER NEWS
July Thank you…
The River Preview (Sundays in July | 10:45AM) ........................................................ 20, 27 News from Jesse Sage (Balad, Iraq):
Back Yard Club (The Keizers’ Back Yard, 344 Palomino Pkwy, Des Moines) ..................... 29–31 The TBI test showed almost 100% recovery. The doctors have
August let him return to his unit. He is on a two week medical profile
Back Yard Club (The Waggoners’ Back Yard, 4316 SW Harmony Circle, Ankeny) ............... 11–13 leave that does not let him conduct ops, but he’s been able to
Hillis Elementary Work Day ..................................................................................15 resume his administrative and planning duties. He said, “Good to
Oakridge Back to School (Oakridge Neighborhood) ....................................................17 be back and feeling better.”
Congregational Meeting | Budget (Chapel | Sunday | 6:00PM)................................ 24 God answers prayers. Thank you for your prayers and other
kindness you’ve shown us and our grandson Jesse. We love you
September in Christ. God Bless, Wally and Doris Boe
Meals from the Heartland (Hy-Vee Hall) ............................................................... 2–7
All Church Picnic .........................................................................................................7 God is so good in the way He has used each of you in my
The River Kick-Off (Chapel | Sundays | 10:45AM) ...........................................................TBD healing. Thank you for each prayer, visit, card, phone call and
Beaverdale Parade .................................................................................................. 20 act of kindness to me in my recovery from surgery. God bless
Men’s Retreat .....................................................................................................26–28 Bill and Clarice Green, that He would continue to minister His
love and grace to each of us who are hurting and need His touch
October through them. Love in Christ Jesus, Claudine Lutz
Oakridge Coat Give-Away (Oakridge Neighborhood) ...............................11

MEN—
Wisdom says you use steel to sharpen
steel, and one friend sharpens another.
Who are you sharpening?
Who is sharpening you?
Watch for further details…

Concerts of Prayer
Wednesday Evenings
6:30–8:00PM
Room 108
Chapel Update
Work continues on our remodeling of the Chapel. Here are a few of
the big items remaining for completion:
1) Installation of audio/visual equipment in July–early August
2) Seats to arrive from overseas sometime in mid–late August
3) Installation of seats upon arrival.
4) Installation of carpet after installation of seats.
Estimated Grand Opening: sometime in mid–September.

Deacon of the Month


WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Chuck Boscaljon, 255.2122 ext 139
Our Deacons stand ready to help with the physical needs of the
Regular Submission Deadline: Tuesdays by noon members and attenders of this fellowship. Should you have a
We prefer that items be submitted electronically! short-term, emergency need, do not hesitate to call the church
E-Mail: NEWSPAPER@FirstFederated.org office and leave a message for the “Deacon of the Month.” This
All submitted items are subject to submission guidelines and editorial review by ministry is made possible by your gifts to the Deacons’ Fund.
the church staff. FFC reserves the right to edit submissions for length.
Disclaimer: Deaconess of the Month
Jane Christiansen | 957.8054
First Federated Church does not claim to own any copyright privileges on items
Our Deaconesses are available to the women of the church in
printed in this newspaper, unless otherwise stated. All items published are
areas of encouragement and spiritual support. If you need a
quoted in good faith and believed to be free for circulation or public domain.
listening ear and someone to pray with you, please call Jane.

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