
Please feel free to call the church office to confirm events and times if you see a conflict in the listing between this page and the calendar. Sometimes things change without notice.
Every Sunday
10:30 a.m. Worship in the Sanctuary
First Sunday
11:30 a.m. following worship – Potluck Fellowship Dinner
Third Monday
Board Meeting 7:30 p.m. via Zoom. Day and Time change occasionally. Check with church office.
Every Wednesday
Men’s 12-Step Recovery Group
7 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Second Thursday
Choir Practice 7 p.m.
Third Thursday
Open Mic Night 7 p.m.
Every Saturday
Zoom Bible Study
11 a.m. – 12 noon
Contact Pastor Rob for an invitation
First Saturday
7 a.m. set up for Brock’s Boutique
Brock’s Boutique Open
8 a.m. – noon (free clothing available)
Food Available

Artist Nate Hall of 3-Timber Studio is the sculptor of the praying hands.
Saturday, October 3 , 8 a.m. to 12 noon –
Brock’s Boutique (monthly give-away)
Free Bedding, Meals to Go, Pantry Items
and FREE CLOTHING
Leave donations under the Awning or call Debbie Boltz
402-430-7569
One of the ways we can continue to let God’s love flow through us is to help with Brock’s Boutique. And we have so many good helpers!
From donating, hanging, and sorting clothing to helping prepare and serve lunches; helping customers, listening, and praying with folks to packing up and transporting leftovers and setting the sanctuary right again for worship, there are things that all of us can do to share God’s love with our neighbors. Come experience the joy of being part of this wonderful ministry.
Sunday October 4 – World Communion Sunday worship followed by Potluck Lunch

Friday, October 9 and Saturday, October 10 – Nebraska Regional Assembly
This in-person assembly will be held in Hastings.
The Church board voted to pay registration costs for anyone who wants to attend.
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Comfort Inn in Hastings for Friday night, October 9.
If you plan to go, make your reservations at the hotel ($99) before September 8. Early reservations for the reduced rate at the hotel are encouraged.
More information will be on the bulletin board at the church or contact Curt Peacock or Jean Dale for more details.
Regional assemblies are a wonderful place to enjoy worship and fellowship, as well as seeing old friends and meeting new ones.
Thursday, October 8 – Soup Supper
Trinity Chapel Church is hosting a soup supper at the Denton Community Center, 7115 Lancaster Ave., Denton, NE
4:30 p.m.-7:00 pm.
A free-will donation will be received at the door.
Sunday, October 12 – CROP Walk
Lincoln Disciples of Christ churches are participating in an annual walk to help raise funds to address world hunger.

The Lincoln walk begins:
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
1200 S. 40th St.
Registration: 1:00 pm
Walk begins at 1:30 pm, with 1-mile and 1.5-mile route options.
To make a contribution:
Make your check to “CROP Walk.”
Drop your check in the offering plate at Havelock Christian Church.
25% of all funds raised stay local, with 5% supporting the Lincoln Northeast Area Food Pantry at Bethany Christian Church.
Saturday, October 24, 8 a.m. Men’s Breakfast
Men’s Breakfast on the third Saturday at the 84th Street Hy-Vee.
Men, come enjoy the fellowship!
Saturday, October 31, 5:30 Preparation for Trunk or Treat
Havelock Christian Church folks will gather to get ready to greet the neighborhood ghosts and goblins. Anyone who would like to contribute wrapped candies or pencils or other small gifts to hand out would be much appreciated.
Saturday, October 31, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. TRUNK OR TREAT!!!
This is always a fun time. Come be part of things.


| Little Free Food Pantry Available Many people need assistance with essential foods. Havelock Christian Church’s goal is to make available non-perishable foods (pull tops or twist tops are helpful). We try to have available hand sanitizer, packets of flatware from restaurants, and other items which are helpful. ***Havelock members are asked to contribute to this pantry whenever you can to help those in need. Thank you! ***Those who need food assistance are welcome to take what you need. Little Food Pantry suggestions Can-openers Vegetable Oil Spices, salt and pepper, tea bags and coffee, sugar and flour Sandwich bread Shelf stable Milk (for cereal and macaroni & cheese, etc.) Fresh produce Tuna and crackers Butter or margarine Cake mixes and frosting (for a child’s birthday cake) Dishwashing detergent Stove Top Stuffing |