Shiloh News June 2016 • Volume 7 Issue 6

Music is a medium that speaks to people’s hearts. Having grown up in the 60s (that would be in the 1960s for you Millennials), I love a “good old Rock n Roll” song. I’m thinking about Jumping Jack Flash or Satisfaction (Rolling Stones); Good Vibrations, California Girls, or I Get Around (Beach Boys); or Unchained Melody or You’ve Lost that Lovin’ Feeling (Righteous Brothers).

The other day, Pastor Mark wandered into my office and found me with my head tilted back and my eyes closed as I listened to Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley (for those of you under 40…they ARE the Righteous Brothers) doing a “You Tube Concert” for me. I could have listened all day!

As I passed the Welcome Center the other day I found a half sheet of Favorite Hymns…

Crown Him with Many Crowns - A dentist’s favorite hymn There Shall Be Showers of Blessings - A weatherman’s favorite hymn

The Church’s One Foundation - A contractor’s favorite hymn Holy, Holy, Holy - A tailor’s favorite hymn

Standing on the Promises - A politician’s favorite hymn Open My Eyes That I Might See - An optometrist’s favorite hymn

I Surrender All - An IRS Agent’s favorite hymn Pass It On - A gossip’s favorite hymn

Send the Light - An electrician’s favorite hymn

This list also had some hymns for speeders…

For those who drive 45 - God Will Take Care of You For those who drive 55 - Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah

For those who drive 65 - Nearer My God to Thee For those who drive 75 - Nearer Still Nearer

For those who drive 85 - This World Is Not My Home For those who drive 95 - Lord, I’m Coming Home

For those who drive 100 - Precious Memories

While I love Rock n Roll and I’m really amused by these hymn titles, I find that praise and worship music speaks to my heart in an entirely different way. When I am discouraged or struggling with some issue, I find great comfort and hope in songs like Overwhelmed (Big Daddy Weave), Pray (Sanctus Real), Shoulders (for King & Country), & Drops in the Ocean (Hawk Nelson). When my heart is filled to overflowing with praise for Jesus, I want to listen to Indescribable or Jesus Loves Me (Chris

Tomlin). I can’t get enough of Stephen Curtis Chapman, Casting Crowns, and Matt Mahr to keep my faith strong. I’m also a big fan of Charles Wesley, Isaac Watts, and Fanny Crosby. Who keeps you “keeping on?” God uses all kinds of music (okay…maybe not the Rolling Stones) to strengthen, encourage, and bless us every day. Let me encourage you to find a favorite Christian radio station and listen…and sing…and glorify God!

Casting off ESPN for Jesus…Pastor Tim

. . . (Pastor Tim’s

Ponderings)

Sermons in

June

In June, we will continue our summer sermon series on the Numbers of Hope – 3:16…kind of! The first two Sundays will be on schedule with Matthew & Mark. On June 19th, Shiloh will be celebrating with Church in the Park at 9 a.m. The sermon will follow the VBS theme of the week. At 10:30, for those who are unable to attend the service in the park, the sermon (at the church) will be from Acts. The 4th Sunday of the month will feature a report from the Youth on their trip to Big Creek Missions. Hope to see you in church!

June 5 Matthew 3:16 Pastor Tim

June 12 Mark 3:16 Pastor Mark June 19 Church in the Park-9 am Pastor Tim Acts 3:16-10:30 am Pastor Tim June 26 SYG shares about the Big Creek Mission Trip

See you in church!

Thursday Lunch Bunch

Join the Shiloh “Lunch Bunch” each month for a pleasant noontime meal together. We will continue to meet at 11:30 a.m. on the 4th Thursday of each month. Please clip this notice and put it on your calendar as a reminder. Hope to see you on July 28 at Silver Lake!

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE Articles for the July

Shiloh News need to be submitted by 11:59 p.m.

Tuesday, June 21. Please submit articles to the

church office or email them to Kathy Courtad at

klcourtad@gmail.com

.

Summer Nursery Schedule

Please look for your name on the list. If you are scheduled to work on a Sunday when you won’t be at church, please check with others on the list and trade dates. Many hands make light work. To assist in the nursery, sign up at the Inspiration Station.

June 5 Darren & Sarah McKaig, Carol Sue Hayworth 12 Steve & Chandra Felker, Aryn Freels 19 Adrian & Flora Sanchez, Carolyn Hines 26 Mark Sell, Becky Partin, Terry & Nalu Shewalter

July 3 Gary & Sandra Shaffer; Jonnie Bell 10 Lisa McClain; Christy Carlson; Linea Lebo 17 Krystal Shaffer; Gary & Molly Holcomb 24 Mark & Lucy Marshall; Ernie & Vickie Bridge 31 Justin & Chelsy Roller; Deb Musall; Sharon Campbell

August 7 Tim & Linda Morris; Annetta McKaig 14 Lee & Sarah Franklin; Kathy Courtad 21 Drew & Stacey Farrer; Peggy Spencer 28 Quin & Trisha Cox; Bob & Alicia Pifer

September 4 Jeff & Angela Brooke; Jerry & Darlene Roller

Fellowship Time

Every Sunday at 9 a.m. we enjoy visiting with each other before Sunday school. Please join us for a cup of coffee or juice and a donut in the Fellowship Hall. These people are in charge of setting up the fellowship time: June 5 – Greta Krawczyk June 12 – Steve & Chandra Felker & Family June 19 – Jerry & Darlene Roller June 26 – John & Debbie Spencer

Note: Please be ready to start coffee at 8:40 a.m. To be

added to the list of volunteers, please contact Phyllis Hood.

May was a great month with the highlight of a

Junior High trip to Indiana Wesleyan University

for Never2Young. Pastor Mark and Lucy took a van

load to Marion for this Friday night to Saturday

event where the youth were challenged to think

about their faith and step it up.

The big event for June is our mission trip to

Kentucky. We will be travelling to Big Creek

Missions in Eastern Kentucky. Each of the

participants has requested the type of work they

want to do, from construction, working with

children, or community service. We are looking

forward to spending time with each other,

worshiping with 205 mission trippers, making new

friends, and serving the people of this Appalachian

area.

We will also meet a couple of regular times in June,

on the 5th and the 12th at 6 p.m. Youth through

high school are also invited to participate at VBS

June 13th – 17th at Rae Park in Royal Center.

Bring your Bible, Bring a Friend,

C U DAY

Shiloh Christian Church Visit us on the Web:

http://shilohchristianchurchlogansport.com And follow us on

Facebook@ Shiloh Christian Church

Shopping Tips

Did you know…you can order your gift cards on line

and write your check to the church? Just go to

shopwithscrip.com and set up your account (Ask Pastor

Mark for the enrollment code). Then choose the gift

cards you want and make your payment to the church.

Your cards will be delivered to you at church.

Registering online will also alert you when there are

bonus rebates and new merchants are added to the list.

It’s not too late to order your vacation gift cards. If you

are flying, look for your favorite airline on the list of

merchants. If you are driving, look for your favorite

brand of gasoline and/or rental car on the list. One of

the newest merchants is Hotels.com. There are dozens

of restaurants too!! If your

vacation is a staycation this year,

maybe you would like a gift card

from Hulu Plus or AMC Theaters.

There are over 300 merchants to choose from and every

card you order benefits the Shiloh Youth Group. I love a

fundraiser that sells stuff people will want to use.

You will even find “Mr. Happy Burger” on the list of

participating merchants. Who doesn’t need a Happy

Burger or a Hap’s Delight??

Invitation to Celebrate!

June 4

2 – 4 p.m.

Please join us on Sat., June 4, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Shiloh to celebrate our upcoming marriage. Both men and women are invited, and finger food will be served. Gifts are not requested, but if you choose to honor us with one, we are registered at Bed, Bath, and Beyond and at Kohl’s. Thank you for all your love and support for me through my growing up years at Shiloh. It means a lot! We hope to see you at the celebration on June 4.

Love, Rachel and Jon

CARD CLUB June 13 – 6 p.m.

You have heard of pleated curtains and pleated pants, but now

there are pleats on cards! Come join the group on June 13th at 6 p.m. as they learn to pleat paper and add to their projects. Complete 8 cards in one night ((okay… maybe just 2 or 3). Everyone is welcome. Bring a paper cutter and score board if you have them, along with basic paper crafting supplies. Call Sue with questions 574-516-1755 or email questions to roller3151@comcast.net. Call or email Sue that you are coming so kits can be made just for you.

“Just 4 Men”

Just 4 Men will be meeting on Saturday, June 11th. After a

wonderful breakfast, we will continue our study based on the book of Daniel, “Thriving in Babylon.” This month’s lesson is all about humility and how in the midst of “Babylon living” humility is the path that will impact others for the Kingdom of God.

Mark your calendars for June 11th at 7:30…remember, it’s “Just 4 Men!”

WHAT REALLY GOES ON AT A MEN’S RETREAT…?

For the men who have never attended the Shiloh’s Men’s Retreat, here’s a glimpse of what goes on. On Friday afternoon, August 5th, those planning to spend the night will gather at the church and car pool to Camp Mack. The camp is located just north of Warsaw. On the way to the camp, we will make our annual pilgrimage to Penguin Point Restaurant for supper. Be sure to ask George Courtad about the “Double Wally Burger”…or was it a triple? After supper, we’ll travel the last few miles to the camp and settle into our “yurt” (an 8 sided cabin). There are several “yurts” to choose from for sleeping. Bring your own sleeping bag or bed linens and pillow and pick your bunk! The rest of Friday evening is spent playing cards, watching videos, and “shooting the bull!” There are restrooms and showers available...or the lake isn’t very far away if you want to take a “dip.” Saturday begins with breakfast. If you go away hungry, it’s your own fault! Between breakfast and lunch there will be two sessions presented by Dave Rowland, who is the pastor of Crystal Valley Missionary Church. He will be teaching this year on “Knowing God’s Will for Your Life.” There will be a third session after lunch. The remainder of the afternoon is spent in fun and fellowship. We get the vehicles packed up before supper and head for home when we are done eating. Those who may be unable to come on Friday night could come on Saturday morning and join us for breakfast, three sessions, lunch, and supper. If you have any questions, please see Jim Campbell, Mark Sell, Pastor Tim or Pastor Mark. There will be a sign-up sheet at the “Inspiration Station” table in a few weeks. Hope you make it a priority to attend the Men’s Retreat on August 5th and 6th this year!

Membership Class

Shiloh will be offering a membership class this summer. We will begin on Sunday, July 10th at

3 p.m. This would be a really good way for folks to learn about Shiloh, about what church membership means, and how the church works

to build the Kingdom of God. If you are making plans to join the church, if

you have just begun to attend Shiloh, or if you’ve been a member for years, there will be something that you can learn. There will be

NO high pressure sales job to “guilt” you into joining the church. It will be fun!

Plan early…talk to Pastor Tim to reserve your spot in the class. It will likely last three Sundays…maybe four.

Cracker Jack Cookies Nina Holle

1 C. white sugar 1 tsp. baking powder 1 c. brown sugar 1 tsp baking soda

1 c. margarine 2 C. Rice Krispies 2 eggs 2 C. uncooked oatmeal 1 tsp. vanilla 2 C. coconut (optional)

2 C. flour Cream sugars and margarine. Add eggs and

vanilla. Mix thoroughly. Combine with flour, baking powder and soda. Fold in Rice Krispies, oatmeal and coconut. Drop by spoonfuls onto ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 350⁰ for 12

minutes.

General Fund Financial News – March Year To Date

Worship & Sunday School Contributions $ 71,162

Operating Expenses 48,584 Benevolence 10,674

Loan Interest and Other Income & Expenses 14,147 Funds Transferred From Cash Reserve $ 2,244

The Combined Sunday School and Worship contributions for March were $22,062 which was slightly above the budgeted contributions for the month. For the year, the contributions are outpacing the budget by almost $5k; however, expenses, which took place in March but expected later in the year, were a large factor in funds being transferred from the cash reserves.

Growing Together In Love (GTIL) - March Year To Date

Month YTD

Additional Payment on Principal $ 0 $ 5,792

Interest Reduction over Life of Loan $ 0 $ 6,984

Weeks Reduced on Life of Loan 0 10

Original Loan Final Payment Date February 23, 2040

Current Final Payment Date January 16, 2032

The Growing Together In Love program was first created to assist in funding the beautiful church building in which we worship. The name Growing Together In Love was chosen in part to reflect the growth that Shiloh was experiencing at that time. Gifts to GTIL are applied against the building loan with the goal of paying off the loan on or before December 2029. In March the contributions to GTIL were not able to make a reduction in the life of the loan. If you are led to contribute, please insert your gifts in the GTIL pink envelopes and place them in the offering plate or place them in the drop box marked “GTIL” in the narthex. It is encouraged that GTIL gifts are to be in addition to the tithes and offerings.

Shiloh Christian Church Job Description

Shiloh Christian Church is looking for a mature Christian to fill a part-time role as an Administrative Assistant. Here are the details of the job:

Job Title: Administrative Assistant Reports to: Pastor Tim McKaig and Pastor Mark Marshall Summary: Produces a range of communication and compiles and maintains records by performing the following duties. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

● Receive articles, organize and produce the monthly Shiloh Newsletter.

● Assist with various correspondence as well as publicity and promotions.

● Maintain the Fellowship Hall Bulletin Board, Missions Board, Inspiration Station Table, and the

Welcome Center.

● Maintain the Master Calendar as well as Membership register and other lists.

● Copying and printing.

Competencies: To perform the job successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following

competencies:

● Problem Solving – Able to plan events

● Attendance/Punctuality - Ensures work responsibilities are covered when absent.

● Dependability - Follows instructions, responds to the Pastor’s direction.

● Interpersonal Skills - Maintains confidentiality; Listens to others without interrupting; Keeps

emotions under control.

● Written Communication - Writes clearly and informatively.

● Judgement - Exhibits sound and accurate judgement.

● Professionalism - Approaches others in a tactful manner; Reacts well under pressure; Accepts

responsibility for own actions; Follows through on commitments.

● Initiative - Looks for and takes advantage of opportunities; Asks for and offers help when needed.

Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Education and/or Experience: High school diploma or general education degree (GED); and one to six months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Language Skills: Must be able to fluently speak, read, and write the English language. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Reasoning Ability: Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written or oral form. Computer Skills: To perform this job successfully, an individual should have knowledge of Microsoft Office and Excel.

Shiloh Campout

Shiloh is going camping from July 29 -31. We will gather at Potato Creek State Park where we will camp as a group. Come & enjoy hikes, bike rides, games, & great food around the fire. Potato Creek is very “family friendly” and it will be a wonderful time getting to know each other better. There will be a Sunday morning time of worship that will be a blessing as it grows your relationship with Jesus. There is a sign-up sheet at the “Inspiration Station” table. If you have questions, see John & Debbie Spencer, Pastor Mark, or Pastor Tim.

Vacation Bible School

It is that time of year again! Vacation Bible School begins on June 13, 2016. Kids from Pre-K through 5th grade (grade that you just completed) will

meet at the pavilion at Rea Park in Royal Center each evening at 6 p.m. for classes that teach them about Jesus. VBS will last one hour. The theme for this year is “Crack the Code.” Three-year-olds and under are welcome to join the Pre-K class

if there is a parent or grandparent with them. The Jr. – Sr. High kids will meet at the park & will be doing community service projects. There will again be walking groups that will meet at 5:30 with pick-up points along the way. The 1st walking group will congregate at the Bob-O-Link and the 2nd walking group will meet at the trail head. The walk will be completed by 7:30 with kids dropped off at home.

Church in the Park On Sunday, June 19th

, Shiloh will be

meeting in Rea Park in Royal Center for worship. This is the culmination of Vacation Bible School,

and the VBS committee hopes to reach out to parents of kids who are in VBS during the week. Many of these parents won’t come to the church

building for a program or worship; however the hope is that they will come to the park. This is a great opportunity to do some outreach with the

Gospel of Jesus Christ. Worship will begin at 9 a.m. with

singing & the VBS wrap-up. The morning scripture & sermon will be

intertwined with the theme of VBS which is “Crack the Code.” Following the worship service there will be

coffee & donuts so that we can “meet & greet” those who have come to

see their kids in the VBS program.

Please bring lawn chairs to sit in…maybe a few extra if you have them. There will be some folding chairs from the church if you need them.

In case of rain, the worship will be held at Pioneer High School in the auditorium.

There will be a 10:30 service at Shiloh if you are

unable to attend the park service, HOWEVER,

please plan to attend the service at the park if at

all possible.

Mission Spotlight

This monthly article shares information about the

missions and missionaries the Benevolence Committee is

supporting. Shiloh designates 15% of all worship and

Sunday school offerings to be distributed by the

Benevolence committee. This month the Mission

Spotlight is shining on the Billy Graham Evangelistic

Association.

Founded by Billy Graham in 1950, BGEA exists to

proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ by every effective

means and to equip the church and others to do the

same. BGEA works around the world and around the

clock to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with

millions of people every year.

As hurting people search on line for answers, BGEA’s

Internet Evangelism Outreach is there to direct them

to real hope through compelling online Gospel

presentations.

Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Festivals,

Crusades, and Celebrations have spanned the globe

with one purpose—to proclaim God’s love to people

who need Jesus Christ.

My Hope is a nationwide effort to reach people

across the United States with the Gospel of Jesus

Christ. Following a simple biblical model, My

Hope combines the impact of video programs with the

power of personal relationships. Christians across

America can open their homes to share the Gospel

message with friends, family, colleagues, and

neighbors using one of several evangelistic programs

featuring life-changing testimonies & powerful

messages from Billy Graham.

The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (RRT) trains

God’s people for grief ministry and deploys crisis-

trained chaplains to provide emotional and spiritual

care to those affected by man-made or natural

disasters.

Franklin Graham feels called to speak out about the

direction the nation is headed in, and he’s using the

Decision America Tour to do just that. Following is an

excerpt from an article and interviews following the

Decision America Tour stop in Lincoln, Nebraska.

The 282-day journey—starting in Des Moines, Iowa, in January and finishing in his home state of North Carolina on October 13—entails countless hours of travel and living out of a suitcase. But there’s just too much at stake.

“God has blessed this nation more than any other,” Franklin Graham said. “But if you want to take God out of it, He’ll leave. The only answer for our country,” he added, “is to pray. And pray. And pray.”

Pam McCabe, 63, was tracking with every word. A Lincoln lifer, she’s seen her beloved city deteriorate morally and now has 32 grandchildren to worry about.

“I think what Mr. Graham said here is phenomenal,” she said. “It’s energizing to know that there’s a male leader in America who is willing to say these things.”

McCabe knows the moral issues her state is facing—like the number of abortions that have taken place in Lincoln alone since Planned Parenthood moved into town 20 years ago. “You can’t kill 20,000 innocent babies and not expect some kind of reckoning,” McCabe said.

The target Franklin Graham wants Lincoln, Nebraska—and the nation—to focus on is making room for the Almighty in everyday life.

“Let’s put God back into politics,” he said. “It’s our job as Christians to make the impact of Christ felt in every phase of life.”

The BGEA is also active with a TV Telephone ministry;

Discipleship & Training both online and in person at

The Cove; and outreach programs designed for

children and youth. Please continue to pray for the

folks at BGEA as they work to spread the Good News

of Jesus Christ throughout the World.

The June Bible reading takes us through the heart of 2 Corinthians where we will see themes of suffering for serving Jesus; giving; and reconciliation with God. I love Paul’s discussion of what happens when a believer dies (5:1-8). We follow Paul’s 2nd letter to the Corinthians with 4 letters to churches in Asia Minor: Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, & Colossians. In these letters, Paul deals with the reality of Christian living (Galatians – Law vs. Freedom; Ephesians – Building up the church & Spiritual Warfare; Philippians – Joy; and Colossians – the Focus & Practice of Faith). Enjoy & digest every word Paul writes for us that we might live to glorify Jesus in every word, action, & thought. Meditate on his words & allow God to hide them in your heart. Happy Reading!

June 1 2 Corinthians 4

June 2 2 Corinthians 5

June 3 2 Corinthians 6

June 4 2 Corinthians 7

June 5 2 Corinthians 8

June 6 2 Corinthians 9

June 7 2 Corinthians 10

June 8 2 Corinthians 11

June 9 2 Corinthians 12

June 10 2 Corinthians 13

June 11 Galatians 1

June 12 Galatians 2

June 13 Galatians 3

June 14 Galatians 4

June 15 Galatians 5

June 16 Galatians 6

June 17 Ephesians 1

June 18 Ephesians 2

June 19 Ephesians 3

June 20 Ephesians 4

June 21 Ephesians 5

June 22 Ephesians 6

June 23 Philippians 1

June 24 Philippians 2

June 25 Philippians 3

June 26 Philippians 4

June 27 Colossians 1

June 28 Colossians 2

June 29 Colossians 3

June 30 Colossians 4

June 2 Olivia Brooke

George & Kathy Courtad 1973

June 3 Steve & Mandy West 2000

June 4 Lee & Sarah Franklin 2005

June 5 Tyler Gaumer

Graysen Roller

Isaac Sanchez

Victor & Ellen Sell 1955

June 6 Larry & Phyllis Hood 1959

June 7 Sharon Campbell

Roger & Linda McKaig 1975

Faye Shanks

June 8 Deb Bridge

June 10 Eric Rhodes

June 12 Rachel Aldridge

June 13 Mark Musall

Mark Sell

June 14 Tim & Annetta McKaig 1986

Hannah Galbreath

June 15 Riley Morris

Dawn Murphy

June 16 Justin Roller

June 17 Molly Holcomb

June 18 Ashlynn Rhodes

June 20 Ed & Patty Waters 1976

Drew & Stacy Farrer 2009

June 22 Adrian Sanchez

Kay Ulfers

Rich Rhodes

June 23 Larry Murphy

Jerry & Darlene Roller 1979

June 24 Cody & Linnea Lebo 2006

Derrick Gotshall

June 25 Justin & Chelsy Roller 2011

June 27 Beth Musselman

June 28 Melvin & Nada VanSoest 1953

June 30 Krista Pullen

Daily Bible

Reading 2016

2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

May 29

May 30 Office closed

May 31 Pastor Mark’s OFF 7-8:30 pm - Bible Study

1

6 am - Men’s Bible Study

2

10 am or 6:30 pm – Women’s Bible Study

3

Pastor Tim’s off

4

2-4 pm – Engagement Celebration for Rachel Aldridge & Jon Leslie

5

5-8 pm – Jared Spencer’s graduation party 6 pm – SYG

6

Noon – Prayer

7

Pastor Mark’s OFF 7-8:30 pm - Bible Study

8

6 am - Men’s Bible Study 7 pm Vision Committee

9

10 am or 6:30 pm – Women’s Bible Study

10

Pastor Tim’s OFF

11

7:30 am - Just4Men

12

ShopWithScrip orders due 6 pm – SYG

13

Noon – Prayer

V A

6 pm – Card Club

14 Pastor Mark’s OFF

C A T I O N 7-8:30 pm - Bible Study

15

6 am - Men’s Bible Study

B I B L E

16 10 am or 6:30 pm – Women’s Bible Study

S C H O

17

Pastor Tim’s OFF O L

18

19

Church in the Park B I G ShopWithScrip order pick-up

20

Noon – Prayer

C R E E K 7 pm – Church Board

21

M I S S I O 7-8:30 pm - Bible Study

Newsletter Deadline

22

6 am - Men’s Bible Study

N T R I P 7 pm Vision Committee

23 11:30 am –Lunch

Bunch at Silver Lake

F O R

10 am or 6:30 pm – Women’s Bible Study

24

Pastor Tim’s OFF S Y G

25

26

1. 27 Noon – Prayer

28 Pastor Mark’s OFF

7-8:30 pm - Bible Study

29 6 am - Men’s Bible Study

30

10 am or 6:30 pm – Women’s Bible Study

July 1 Pastor Tim’s OFF

July 2

Sunday Mornings: Coffee & Donuts - 9 a.m.

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.

Worship - 10:30 a.m.

Shiloh Christian Church 1047 N Co. Rd. 350 W, Logansport IN 46947

Ph. 574-753-3331

www.shilohchristianchurchlogansport.com

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1047 N Co. Rd. 350 W, Logansport IN

46947