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The Spire

January 19, 2015

Volume 43, Issue 2

Welcome New Members! January 18, 2015

In This Issue
From Woodmonts Staff:
Clay Stauffer
2
Michael Graham
3
Adult Education
4
Youth Group
5
Woodmont Kids
5
Announcements
6
Bulletin Board
7
Upholding Our Church
back cover

Core Values
Welcoming
Outstanding worship
Outreach
Different traditions
Mission and ministry
On the move
Nurturing
Transforming

Mission
Statement
Growing
Disciples of
Christ by
Seeking God,
Sharing Love
and Serving
Others

Luke, Robert, Cannon, Joy and

Chaselyn (not present) Smith.

Megan McAbee joins husband

Donovan in membership.

This years retreat included volunteering for Room In The Inn

(photo on the right), a night at Bethany Hills (photo on the
bottom right) and a lock-in at Woodmont before participating in
the Martin Luther King parade (photo below). More on page 5.

Woodmonts Ministerial Staff Retreat - January 7, 2015

Christian Leadership
What does it mean to be a Christian
leader? I find myself reflecting upon
this question often. How do we lead by
example and in a Christ-like manner? How
do we lead in a way where faith, hope, and
love are evident in our words and actions?
Faithandleadership.com is a website
sponsored by Duke Divinity School where
leaders can come to reflect, connect, and
learn. Here is a link to a series of articles and videos focusing on the
subject of Christian leadership: http://tinyurl.com/FaithAndLeadership.
There is a lot of insight and inspiration there.
In his book Servant Leadership, Robert Greenleaf talks about the concept
of servant leadership: Who is the servant leader? The servant-leader is
servant first. It begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve,
to serve first. Then conscious choice brings one to aspire to lead. That
person is sharply different from one who is leader first, perhaps because
of the need to assuage an unusual power drive or to acquire material
possessions (Greenleaf 27). Throughout his life and ministry, Jesus
demonstrated servant leadership. He states in Marks gospel that, The
Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a
ransom for many (Mark 10:45). Many people in our world long to be
leaders but they are not willing to be servants. Many long for power and
influence, but dont want the responsibility and the accountability that
comes along with it. Leadership is not easy, but it is absolutely essential
for the health of any organization or institution! Leadership takes vision,
courage, thick skin, resilience, and determination.
We are once again in the nominating process here at Woodmont. We
are currently accepting nominations from the congregation through
January 31st for the following positions: one Treasurer, three atlarge board members, five Elders and twenty-five Deacons. To
be eligible for Elder, one has to have been a church member for at least
TWO years as of July 1, 2015 and a member for ONE year to be eligible for
Deacon. In considering individuals to nominate, please ask the following
questions: 1) Are they serious about their faith and spiritual life?
2) Do they have a servants heart and have they demonstrated
leadership ability? 3) Are they committed to the overall well-being
of Woodmont and our mission? 4) Are they present on a regular
basis in worship and in other activities/ministries and do they
support Woodmont with their time, talent, and treasure? 5) Will
they help move Woodmont forward in the years to come? If you can
answer yes to each of these questions, then I highly encourage you to
nominate them for leadership in our church.

by Clay Stauffer

The following individuals have been approved by the Woodmont Board

and have agreed to serve on this years Nominating Committee. They will
begin meeting in February. You can submit nominations directly to any
of them:
phone email
Karen Conrad - Chair
298-3735 karenconrad@comcast.net
Pete Kyne
377-4773 pcadhain@comcast.net
Alan Sowell
373-3417 asowell@howardtatelaw.com
Jonathan Farmer
297-5943 jfarmer@joneshawkinsfarmer.com
Laura Dovan
279-9182 laura_dovan@yahoo.com
Scott Holley
804-9375 sholley@bassberry.com
Denise Sesler
480-9085 denisesesler@comcast.net
Jane Clay Meadors 665-2507 janeclaymeadors@comcast.net
Jeremiah Weeden-Wright 206-356-4502
jeremiah.weedenwright@gmail.com
Tony Jarvis talks about the challenges and even the no win
predicament of leadership in his book With Love and Prayers: If a leader
is strong, undeterred by projection, blame, and calumny, he is then
labeled as arrogant, as authoritative, as dictatorial. If he sets aside his
initiatives, goes with the way the wind is blowing, if he backs down
at all, he is immediately labeled as weak and a waffler. Leadership
is not easy but is always necessary. In his book In the Name of Jesus:
Reflections on Christian Leadership, Henri Nouwen says this: In our world
of loneliness and despair, there is an enormous need for men and women
who know the heart of God, a heart that forgives, cares, reaches out, and
wants to heal. In that heart, there is no suspicion, no vindictiveness, no
resentment, and not a tinge of hatred. It is a heart that wants only to
give love and receive love in response. It is a heart that suffers immensely
because it sees the magnitude of human pain and the great resistance
to trusting the heart of God who wants to offer consolation and hope...
We are grateful for the Christian leaders of our church: past, present,
and future!
Blessings,

You Say You Want an Evolution

The arts are constantly evolving.

Musicologists and historians look back upon
periods of time and see patterns of music and
give those routines a name - Romanesque,
Gothic, Impressionist, Modern, Baroque, etc.
However, the real changes occur between the
periods. It is through the struggle to create
something new, something different that
allows a new routine to take place. Beethoven,
for example, cut his teeth on the classical influences of Haydn and Mozart,
but transitioned those formulae into a musical architecture that helped
create the emotional romantic era.

by Michael Graham

Perhaps our best growth as a spiritual being occurs when we encounter

adversity, co-creating with God a transformation resulting in a more
defined faith, increased confidence in God, and stronger vision for the
future.
....Lord, as we evolve spiritually, give us strength during the turbulent
growing times.
....Everyone will be salted with fire. Mark 9:49

2015 HABITAT BUILDS ARE COMING!

2ND QUARTER OUTREACH FUNDING AWARDED

Every spring, Woodmont sponsors a Habitat for Humanity build that changes the
lives of families - our church family and the family we build a home for. Church
members and friends come out in droves to put a hammer to a nail, a paintbrush
to a wall, and to get to know one another while doing the work of God. After the
work of building is over, we hand the keys over - keys to new dignity, new hope
and new life. We need volunteers to build a home as well as to provide snacks
and food for builders or donate funds for these items.

Woodmonts Grants Committee recently met and announced 2nd quarter

outreach funding awarded to the following:

Mark Your Calendars for Habitat 15

March 7, 8, 14 and 15

Sign Up Information to Follow

Against the Grain

Community Nashville
Disciples Divinity House
Disciples Historical Society
Hope Force International
Ministers Discretionary Fund
Nations Ministry Center

New Life Christian, Kenya

Oasis Center
Open Table of Nashville
Safe Haven Family Shelter
Salama Institute
Second Harvest Food Bank
World Convention

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT

jeremiah.weedenwright@gmail.com
Quick Financial Summary - July to December 2014
July 14-Dec 14
July 14-Dec 14
July 14-Dec 14
Actual
Budget
Budget/Actual

2014/2015
Annual Budget

$1,068,072.84
110,244.60
43,633.94
1,221,951.38

$1,114,433.00
108,827.00
30,550.00
1,253,810.00

$(46,360.16)
1,417.60
13,083.94
(31,858.62)

$1,977,221.00
193,079.00
58,700.00
2,229,000.00

Expenditures & Disbursements

(C)ONNECT
(R)ESOURCE
(E)QUIP
(W)ORSHIP
Total Expenditures & Disbursements

93,628.86
899,942.57
50,058.02
40,503.24
1,084,132.69

112,754.00
914,913.00
48,001.00
50,440.00
1,126,108.00

(19,125.14)
(14,970.43)
2,057.02
(9,936.76)
(41,975.31)

226,605.00
1,809,310.00
99,000.00
94,085.00
2,229,000.00

Net Surplus/(Deficit)

$137,818.69

$127,702.00

$10,116.69

$-

Receipts and Revenues

Pledges--Current Year
Non-Pledges
Other Receipts and Revenues
Total Receipts and Revenues

* Note: Year-to-date pledge income does not include $117,437.50 of pre-paid pledges.

adult education

6:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY CLASSES

Class
Financial Peace
University (FPU)
led by Greg and
Cindy Walker
Understanding the
IsraelPalestine Conflict
led by Michael McRay

Room/Start Date
200/January 7

DivorceCare
(starts at 6:15 p.m.)
led by Anne Alexander
Stauffer and Janet Wall

The Bay Room/

January 7
(Thirteen-Week
Series)

Celtic Spirituality
led by Dr. C. Roy Stauffer

100/January 14

105/January 7

Faith, Film and Meaning TBA/February 25

led by Clay Stauffer

Description
This isnt your typical money class. FPU is practical, and fun! It is a nine-week class and will walk
you through budgeting, dumping debt, planning for the future, and more! Visit www.tinyurl.com/
FinPeaceWCC to register and to buy the class kit: Questions? Please contact Cindy and Greg Walker
at 615.519.8724 or at cindy.h.walker@gmail.com.
Mr. McRay will teach us about the Israel-Palestine conflict, its history and current state of affairs.
Michael is Adjunct Professor in Forgiveness and Reconciliation, Restorative Justice, Israel-Palestine,
and International Conflict Resolution at Lipscomb University and received his Masters Degree in
Conflict Resolution from Trinity College in Dublin at Belfast.
DivorceCare is a small group of people experiencing separation and divorce. Learn how to deal with
your past and rebuild your future in a confidential and healing environment, and find encouragement
and support through videos and honest discussion. Attend as few or as many meetings as you like.
There is a one-time $20 materials fee. For more information, call the office at 615.297.8563 or visit
www.tinyurl.com/DivorceHealing.
In a time when dramatic changes are taking place in Western Christianity, Celtic Spirituality (drawing
inspiration from the lives of ancient Celtic Saints) offers a fresh stirring of the Spirit among us and
a deeper understanding of God for us. What did Pelagius and the Celtic Church teach in contrast to
Augustine and the Roman Church? Come and find out.
The faith and film class will explore film clips from well known movies with spiritual themes and
discuss what it means to find meaning and purpose in life.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES - 9:30 A.M. AND 11:00 A.M.

Class
Disciples Class
led by Dr. C. Roy Stauffer
Challenge Class
coordinated by Paul Hardin

Room/Start Time
Description
105/9:30 a.m.
This class focuses on the Scriptures and how they speak to our lives and lifestyles today.

Young Adult Sunday School

led by Rob Quinn

Boardroom/
9:45 a.m.

Spiritual Journeys for Women A Closer Look at Celtic

Spirituality
led by Anne Alexander Stauffer
Reflections Class
led by Dr. C. Roy Stauffer
Spiritual Journeys Class
(2nd Hour co-ed)
led by Anne Alexander Stauffer
NOTE SPECIAL CLASS JAN 25 in
RM 105 - Pathways Class
and Points of View Class
will be led by Jason Pitts

200/9:30 a.m.

This class discusses contemporary issues from a Christian perspective using a variety of formats.
NOTE: From January 18 - February 1, we will finish up our study of Jonathan Haidts book The Righteous
Mindled by Susan Hammonds-White. Also, from February 8 - March 15, we will study the parables of
Jesus using Amy-Jill Levines book Short Stories by Jesus: The Enigmatic Parables of a Controversial Rabbi,
which is available in the church book store and led by Julia Tanner.

Note: start time is 9:45 a.m. This is a one-hour class focused on the Bible attended by many young
adults between the ages of 26-35. This class offers an open forum for in-depth reading and discussion
of scripture.
The Bay Room/
The Good News for You in 2015! Much of the vitality, energy, and creativity we seek in our Christian lives
9:30 a.m.
to face our challenges as women can be restored! Take a trip with us back to our roots, to the Goodness,
Love, Nature, and Vision of the Early Church before its original message was captured, changed, and
controlled by organized religion. Meet this Jesus who longs to meet you NOW. Join a fellowship of
enduring, supportive, new friends for a new year!
200/11:00 a.m.
This is a Bible and issue based class that thrives on discussion and group participation. Participants
explore questions of the Christian faith.
The Bay
We are a coed confidential group dedicated to sharing its experience, strength, and hope based upon
Room/11:00 a.m. the twelve steps of life in Christ and spiritual principles for more abundant living. Participants find the class a
safe and uplifting way to build community and process lifes challenges in a solution oriented format.
105/11:00 a.m.

College/Univ. Aged Young Adults 100/11:00 a.m.

led by Thom Schuyler

During the summers of 2010 & 2011 Jason traveled to a small village in Ghana, called Okyereko (oh-chuhREK-oh), to conduct field research on malaria mosquitoes. Since that time Jason and Lisa have been actively
involved in community development projects in the village. They have partnered with local village leaders
to form a non-governmental, not-for-profit corporation in Ghana named International Partners in Rural
Development, Africa (IPIRD). The organization is committed to improving public health and supporting
childhood education. Among their most important accomplishments to date has been the construction of a
computer lab in the junior high school, the first of its kind within the entire school district. They are actively
seeking funding for public latrine construction and badly-needed elementary school renovations. They also
provide tuition assistance to students based on financial need on a recurring basis.
This is a one-hour class focused on the Bible attended by many young adults between the ages of 19-25.
This class offers an open forum for in-depth reading and discussion of scripture.

Mission statement

Building a caring community for ALL youth that helps us connect with God, our true selves, & others.

SAVE THE DATE - FEBRUARY 20

CYF MOVIE NIGHT & ROOM IN THE INN CHI-RHO BOWLING AT DAVE & BUST ERS
Youth Sponsor Retreat
January 9-10, 2015

L-R back row: Rob Cochran, Darden

Copeland, Ben Saunders, Jeremiah Pyron,
Andrew Chelton, Trey Flowers. L-R middle
row: Carla Schooler, Natalie Copeland,
Stephanie Chelton, Heather Bond, Abby
McLean, Hannah Ott. L-R bottom row:
Merillat Flowers, Mary Clare Pyron.

Sunday School Series:

Let There Be Light
Sunday Jan. 25th
Overcoming darkness
1 john 1:5-10

Youth Group
Winter Retreat

January 17-19, 2015

SUNDAY SCHOOL, January 25 at 9:30 a.m.

Class

Teachers
Puppies Tami Buchanan, Bonnie Burks and
Angela McMillan
Stars
Claire Drowota, Marcie and Josh
Anderson, Porter Meadors
Pandas Christi Williams, Becky Griffith
Frogs
Joy Jackson, Kim Sheridan
Monkeys Betty White, Justin and Kirstin Lowe

Lesson
Loaves and Fishes
Jesuss Disciples
Jesus and the Paralyzed Man
Jesus and the Paralyzed Man

Save
E
Date
Woodmont Christian Preschool
AUCTION/FUNDRAISER
MARCH 6, 2014

Its Mardi Gras Yall

Featuring:

John (JoJo) Hermann

& the Slim Wednesdays

AVENUE(the venue)
120 3rd Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37201

PANCAKES AND PAJAMAS

JANUARY 11, 2015

Tickets on sale next week

www.biddingforgood.com/wcps

CLOTHING NEEDED FOR ROOM IN THE INN

Please consider making a clothing donation to the
RITI closet. When winter weather turns cold, we open
Woodmonts doors extra nights mid week in addition
to the weekends. Because of this, we have more guests
in need of warm clothing. Items needed are boxers,
gloves, scarves, long underwear, coats, and jeans.
Large, XL and 2XL are the most popular sizes requested
by guests. Thank you for your support and willingness
to show Christs love by Seeking God, Sharing Love and
Serving Others.

G.E.M.S (G)reet, (E)at, (M)eet, and (S)ocialize

Tuesday, January 27 at Noon in Rm. 105, Catered Meal - $8.00
Program: Justin Gung will lead our program, entitled "The Song of
Simeon" found in Luke 2. Join us as we start our GEMS 2015 New Year!
Dont forget: A Door Prize will be given away. Must be
present to win!
Menu: Tomato Bisque Soup, Pimento Cheese on
Various Breads, Pasta Salad, Fresh Apple Cake
If you would like to attend, please make your
reservations by Friday, January 23, by calling the church
office - 297-8563, or by emailing Rebecca Vaughan at
rvaughan@woodmontcc.org.

TELE-CONNECT MINISTRY MEETING

January 25 at 4:00 p.m.
in the Boardroom

Woodmonts Tele-Connect Ministry reaches

out to folks who are unable to get out or have
limited communication with others.
Please join us at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday,
January 25 for a Tele-Connect planning and
organizational meeting.

LIFE GROUPS
Woodmont currently has an amazing
Small Groups ministry. This year we
are adding Life Groups consisting of
6-12 people who meet weekly, biweekly, or monthly to experience
life together while incorporating the
following elements:

Prayer, Spiritual Growth,

Fellowship and Mission
We are looking for Life Group
leaders to recruit group members and facilitate meetings. Small
group ministries at any church depend on having committed,
proactive leaders.
Sign up on-line by clicking the Life Group slide in the homepage slide-show
at www.WoodmontChristian.org.

FIVE STAR DINNERS

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 21 5:35 P.M. IN DROWOTA HALL
THE MENU
Chicken Pot Pie
Spicy & Non Spicy Black Eyed Peas
Mandarin Orange Spinach Salad
Chess Squares
Pizza for the Kids

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28 5:35 P.M. IN DROWOTA HALL

THE MENU
Meaty Lasagna
Italian Green Beans
Caesar Salad with Garlic Toasted Croutons
Coca Cola Fudge Cake
Pizza for the Kids
Reservations are due by noon on January 26 and can be made on-line
at www.tiny.cc/5StarWoodmont, by emailing Rebecca Vaughan at
rvaughan@woodmontcc.org by calling the church office at 615.297.8563
or on this Sundays Connection Card.

CWF - CHRISTIAN WOMENS FELLOWSHIP

Tuesday, February 3, 11:00 a.m. in Rm 200

Top - Circle 1 at their Christmas Meeting 12/9

Bottom - CWF listens to John Stauffer give tips for financial organization for 2015.

NOTE - This month we will meet in Rm 200 and

have lunch in the Gathering Hall.
Tired of feeling overwhelmed and stressed out? Then
please join CWF at our February general meeting where
we will learn from Mridu, an award-winning Organization
Coach and Simplicity Expert! With the right tools and
motivation, Mridu of Life is Organized, LLC., with help us learn how to simplify,
de-clutter, and organize! Guests are warmly welcomed! Childcare and a
delicious lunch following our meeting will be provided for guests who
RSVP. RSVP by Friday, January 30 to Rebecca by calling the church office 297-8563 or emailing rvaughan@woodmontcc.org.

bulletin board

Opportunities at Woodmont
Sunday, January 25
9:00 a.m.
9:30 & 11:00 a.m.
9:30 & 11:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
5:15 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
Monday, January 26
6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, January 27
9:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.

Wednesday, January 28
6:15 a.m.
Mens Small Group (100)
7:00 a.m.
Mens Bible Study (105)

Younger Mens Bible Study (BR)
4:30 p.m.
Celtic Spirituality (100)
5:30 p.m.
Grace Notes Kids Choir (Kids Commons)

JYF Kids Club (Kids Commons)
5:35 p.m.
5-Star Dinner (DH)
6:15 p.m.
DivorceCare (The Bay)
WCC Board Meeting (BR)
6:30 p.m.
Choir Practice (Choir Room)

Celtic Spirituality (100)
Womens Prayer Group (C/S)

Understanding the Israel-Palestine Conflict (105)
GEMS (Greet Eat Meet Socialize) (105)
Financial Peace University (200)
Handbell Practice (234)
Leadership Woodmont (BR)
Thursday, January 29 Library Workday
Blood Drive (DH)
Sunday School
Worship Services
Intro to Woodmont (BR)
Tele-Connect Meeting
The Bridge Worship (DH)
Youth Group (Youth Commons)

Prayers for our Church Family

New Concerns:
Julia Shipp
Nancy Turner
Mary Jane Ward, mother of Trudy Carpenter
Continuing Concerns:
Tom Woodard Sr., father of Tom Woodard Jr. and uncle of Marion Greenlee
Mina Malaty, nephew of Joseph Badawy, Albany, NY
Elizabeth Regen
Cliff Hofwolt, brother-in-law of John Hobby
Jan Goans
Sara Farrar, Green Hills Rehab
Military:
Jeremy Watson, son-in-law of Doug and Terri King, Middle East
Kevin Baird, son of Malcolm and Debbie Baird, Liberia
Those Serving Abroad:
Courtney Valk, Peace Corps, Republic of Georgia
Congratulations To:
Shane and Heather Douglas on the birth of their daughter, Lillian James
Douglas, on January 15th. Proud big sister is Chloe.

Betty York of Circle 4

Betty York, a Circle 4 member

is shown presenting one of 23
afghans that she made and donated
to Under the Bridge Organizations
volunteer Blake Parks. Mr. Parks
was the guest speaker at Circle 4s
January meeting.

The Elders of Woodmont Invite You to Join Them in Prayer:

That the construction to our pre-school be completed
safely, efficiently, and result in a great finished product.
That through our outreach programs and grants we
continue to provide support and care to many of the
neediest in our community.
That our nominating committee discern those individuals
who may faithfully serve our church in various roles.
That we all give the Father glory at every juncture in life. He
is faithful beyond measure!

Woodmonts Visitation Group

Our visitation group is open to all! We Meet the 3rd Thursday of the
month. Please call Liz Anne Allen at 373-4013, or e-mail ginnis2@
comcast.net if you would like more information about the group and
the work we do.

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Woodmont Christian Church

3601 Hillsboro Rd. Nashville, TN 37215
www.woodmontchristian.org

The Spire
Volume 43, Issue 2

By Our Presence and Our Gifts

Date

Sun. School Total Atd. Operating

Schedule of Deacons Serving

January 25, 2015
Communion Prep
Christy Brown

December 28
January 4

227
323

577
855

$64,452
$149,430

9:30 - David Reynolds, 11:00 - Linda Webb

January 11

382

889

$41,772

Video Camera

January 18

377

869

$39,920

Service Coordinator

9:30 - Barbie Howell, 11:00 - George Keith

Worship Services - January 25, 2015

9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Clay Stauffer, Preaching
Sermon Series: Jesus, His Life, Mission & Message
focused on the Gospel of Matthew
Title: Anxiety and Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:5-15
5:15 p.m. - The Bridge Worship
Justin Gung, Preaching
Sermon Series: Let There Be Light
Title: Shine On
Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12

9:30 a.m.
Laura Beth Brown
Jonathan Farmer
Talbott Ottinger
Jennifer Ottinger
Hope Walker
Laura Dovan
Gerard Stranch
Ann Rising

5:15 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
Jay Everett
Jenny Soares
David Stewart
Mike Wright
Katherine Hartle Virginia Dinker
Grant Smothers Doug Schoerke
Jennifer Lackey
Chad Greer
Robin Heyne
Shane Douglas

Schedule of Elders Serving

January 25, 2015
9:30 a.m.
Jack Derryberry
and
Mart Sesler

11:00 a.m.

Anne Mitchell
and
Rich Sanderson
Pat Malone - Hospital

5:15 p.m.

Donovan McAbee

Weekly Prayer Partner

Bellevue Christian Church
Nashville, TN

Woodmont Christian Church Staff

Rev. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister
Dr. C. Roy Stauffer, Minister of Adult Education & Church Life
Thom Schuyler, Director of College, Young Adults, Missions & Outreach
Rev. Justin Gung, Minister of Children & Congregational Care
Rev. Trey Flowers, Minister of Youth & The Bridge
Farrell Mason, Minister of Family Life & Pastoral Care
Tallu Quinn, Director of The Nashville Food Project
Andra Moran & Stephen Daniel King, Creative Directors
Michael Graham, Director of Music Ministry

for The Bridge Worship
Carla CJ Schooler, Minister of Jr. High Youth
Martha Duff, Director of Preschool
Linda Whitson, Staff Administrator
Joe Badaway, Housekeeping
Ben Saunders, Youth Ministerial Intern
Sara deBettencourt, Communications Director
Shirley Taylor, Housekeeping
Sarah Huffman, Accompanist
Rebecca Vaughan, Receptionist
Sam Marsh, Property & Housekeeping Manager
Mary Clare Pyron, Parish Nurse and Small
Steven Austin, Housekeeping
Hannah Ott, Youth Ministerial Intern

Groups Coordinator
Chris Beck, Finance Manager
Nancy Holmes, Childrens Ministry Assistant