In This Issue

Article: Farrell Mason

2
2015 Leadership Nominees
3
Spotlight - Living Generously, Changing
Lives: Morgan Scott Mission Trip
7
Calendar, Cares & Upholding Our Church

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Volume 44, Issue 9

May 26, 2015

Welcome New Members - May 17, 2015

l-r: Kent, Emme and Nora Kirby

Randy and Jeanie Clough

Lisa Jeffreys

Congratulations Mary Clare!

Starts This Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in Room 105 followed by

Potluck Dinner & Ministers Devotional at 6:30 p.m. in Drowota Hall.
Dr. Clay Stauffer will lead this Wednesdays devotional.

Community Nashville Human Relations Award Dinner - Representatives from

Woodmont attend the annual ceremony honoring those who fight racism, biag,
and bigotry in Nashville. Community Nashville is supported by Woodomonts
Outreach Committee, whose grant helps pay for scholarships for inner city students
to go to summer camp at Camp Anytown.

Mary Clare Pyron (with husband Jeremiah) received her Masters Degree in
Nursing from Samford University May 15, 2015. Mary Clare is Woodmonts
Parish Nurse & Small Groups Coordinator. Congratulations!

(l-r) Shepley Smith, Clay, Tallu Quinn - Executive Director of The Nashville Food
Project (TNFP), Talbott Ottinger and Steven McGinty. Volunteers are helping deliver
healthy, made-from-scratch meals to Davidson County communities via food
truck(s). Woodmont is proud to support TNFP!
For more information, visit www thenashvillefoodproject.org

Over the last month my family has

admired a mother Robin preparing for the
arrival of new life. The nest was a work of
art, even including a piece of mint floss, a
shred of a left-over yogurt pop, and twigs
from our grape vines. The five sky-blue
eggs were a sight to behold. The day they
began to hatch you would have thought it
was Princess Kate and Prince Williams
brood we were heralding! But then, in a flash they were gone. A
lizards feast. All that remained were the high-pitch shrills of the
Mother Robins mourning song from high above in the tree.
Grief is the shared experience of every living creature born
on this planet. In many ways, just like love, grief is the thread
that binds us whether a bird, a whale, a mother, father, sister,
spouse, child, community, or even a stranger. The whole vignette
of loss upsets the equilibrium of the soul. Its a frightening place
standing at the edge between the material world and the heavens;
life as we know it, and life after.
In my experience, a mystical peace, the definition of grace,
tenderly enfolds the departing spirit. Sometimes, there are even
angels waiting in the eaves to show the way. Its those of us left
behind, the mourners and the grief-stricken, that suffer the
greatest heart-break. Not only does loss make us fear our own
end, but its a sucker-punch to the spirit that hurts like nothing
else we experience here on earth.
Barbara Brown Taylor, one of my favorite spiritual authors,
says that suffering makes theologians of us all. When you lose
someone or something that you have invested your heart, you
begin an exegesis of your entire belief system. Suddenly, your
faith must fight tooth and nail to retain its position and help you
make it to the other side.There is just no graceful way to mourn
whether its a lost dream, a miscarriage, ones health or mental
acuity, or the too-soon departure of someone for whom we have
given wholly-over our heart. It makes perfect sense to me why
for centuries mourners wore black for months, some even years.
It was an outward sign of the scary darkness that eclipsed their
hearts on the inside.
A mother who had to bury her adult child included this
insight in a note to me after the funeral:
Grief never ends.
But it changes.
Its a passage, not a place to stay.
Grief is not a sign of weakness, nor a lack of faith.
Its the price of love.

by Farrell Mason
Lord Alfred Tennyson once said, Tis better to have loved
and lost than never to have loved at all.
The poet must have surely written this line months or even
years after the rawness of grief had time to heal. Time proves
a merciful friend in the experience of grief. Its only by putting
one foot in front of the other, watching the sun rise and fall day
after day, that we eventually make it to the other side. The loss
never leaves us, but it softens enough to where we can locate the
coordinates of joy again. Recently, a new friend shared the story
of her mothers death. She remembered the day with tears as if
it was only yesterday, not ten years past. Grief is like a broken
bone that although healed, surprises with twitches of pain when
it rains. The heart is resilient but it never forgets.
In some ways, it is in grief that we see the magnitude, the
honor really, to love and to be loved, no matter the cost.
A couple years ago I had the pleasure of hearing a lecture by
the well-known theologian, Marcus Borg. Famous for his work
on the historical Jesus, he was not a man of overt sentimentality.
Afterwards I asked him what he thought Jesus would have
said about the deep suffering and grief inherent to the human
condition. He reminded me that Jesus wept. Then he recited a
poem by heart.
The Avowelby Denise Levertov
As swimmers dare
to lie face to the sky
and water bears them,
as hawks rest upon air
and air sustains them,
so would I learn to attain
freefall, and float
into Creator Spirits deep embrace,
knowing no effort earns
that all-surrounding grace.
We must court hope in our suffering, weep and collect
others tears when they weep, stop and listen to the birds soliloquy
of grief and bow to the mourner dressed in black, lean into God
and not away, andhave the courage to free fall trusting that Gods
grace will see us through.
The end is never the end in the Divine imagination, love
always prevails, and God promises that we will never have to face
anything in life or death alone.
Live in Hope,
Farrell

The Hooper Classic Tournament Honors

Woodmont member Hale Hooper to bring
awareness to stroke prevention. To register visit
the Gathering Hall on Sunday mornings, visit
http://bit.ly/HooperClassic or call the office,
615-297-8563. Thank you for playing!

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2015 Leadership Nominees, Woodmont Christian Church

Choose for your tribes wise, understanding, and reputable individuals,
and I will appoint them as your heads. Deuteronomy 1:13
Annual Congregational Meeting, Sunday June 21, 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary

Officer - Treasurer

Board Member at Large

L.A. Galyon

Sarah Drury

Years of Membership: 5
Past/Current Capacities
Served: Woodmont
Christian Preschool,
Finance & Pastoral
Relations Committees;
The Nashville Food
Project.
Occupation: Investment
Banker
Most fond of at WCC: The
family environment.
Family: Spouse - Martha
Galyon. Children - Hallie
and Mae Mae.

Years of Membership: 19
Past/Current Capacities
Served: Christian
Education, New Member
Assimilation Committee,
Elder, Africa Mission
Trip, Sunday School, VBS
teacher.
Occupation: Appraiser
Most fond of at WCC: Its
a warm, accepting place diversity is welcome.
Family: Spouse - Mark
Drury. Children - Caroline
and Kate.

Board Member at Large, contd

Dana Reynolds

Years of Membership: 24
Past/Current Capacities
Served: Pastoral Relations
Committee, WTB, RITI,
Leadership Woodmont,
former Deacon.
Occupation: Corporate
Accounting
Most fond of at WCC:
The strong Sense of
Community.
Family: Spouse - David
Reynolds. Children - Jack
and Tyler.

Isse Waddey

Years of Membership: 8
Past/Current Capacities
Served: Nominating, Finance,
Stewardship Committees;
Sunday School, Nursery,
Holiday Programs.
Occupation: Healthcare
Most fond of at WCC:
Everything! Small Groups,
Youth and Childrens
Ministers/Ministries, the
people & the engagement!
Family: Spouse - Alex Waddey.
Children - Hudson, Briggs,
and Rex.

Elder

Marcella Derryberry

Years of Membership: 8
Past/Current Capacities Served:
Deacon, CWF circle leader, Sunday School
teacher, Restore facilitator, small group leader,
RITI, CURE.
Occupation: Attorney
Most fond of at WCC: Welcoming
congregation and opportunities to serve.
Family: Spouse - Jack Derryberry

Mark Drury

Years of Membership: 19
Past/Current Capacities Served:
Personnel Committee, former Deacon,
Sunday School teacher on occasion.
Occupation: Communications
Director
Most fond of at WCC: We are always
seeking to learn from each other as
well as sharing and serving.
Family: Spouse - Sarah Drury.
Children - Caroline and Kate.
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Anne-Marie Farmer

Years of Membership: 12
Past/Current Capacities Served: CWF past president
and circle leader, WCC Board of Directors, Stephen
Minister, Deacon, VBS volunteer.
Occupation: Adjunct Faculty Vanderbilt Law
School
Most fond of at WCC: This church family wraps
its arms around, encourages, comforts, and
supports its members as a true family.
Family: Spouse - Jonathan Farmer. Children Henry and George.

Elder

John Hobby

Years of Membership: 40
Past/Current Capacities Served:
Evangelism, Education, Outreach,
Property, Environmental Concerns,
Membership, and Visitation
Committees; Fellowship events,
RITI, Mobile Meals.
Occupation: Retired from TDOT
Most fond of at WCC: Freedom
of thought and love and care for
each other.
Family: Spouse - Martha Hobby.
Children - Steve and Greg.

Fran Stewart

Years of Membership: 38
Past/Current Capacities Served: Elder,
Deacon, Graduate /Leader of Leadership
Woodmont, The Bridge. Stewardship
and Nominating Committees (Chair/
Member), Search Committees for
interim/senior ministers, small groups,
Heavenly Helpers.
Occupation: Director of the Junior
School at Montgomery Bell Academy
Most fond of at WCC: I just love our
congregation. So many people from
different backgrounds can find a church
home here. We are diverse in thinking
and style,loving in nature, and generous
with our time, talent, and treasures.
Family: Spouse - Cyril Stewart.
Children - David, Sarah and Scout (3
month old English Setter).

Faye Tevebaugh

Years of Membership: 46
Past/Current Capacities Served: WCC Board,
Finance and Nominating Committees,
CWF president, Deacon, circle leader, TNFP,
Heavenly Helpers, started WCCs Clothing
Room, Guatemala and Morgan Scott mission
trips, Grief Group leader, Nashville Chamber
of Commerce Presidents Committee, Board
Member - Bethlehem Center and Trevecca
College.
Occupation: Owner, Retail Shop and Teacher
Most fond of at WCC: Family atmosphere,
small groups, respect in diversity, close
relationships among members, love for
God and each other, committed staff.
Family: Spouse - Hal Tevebaugh. Children
- Emily Faye Bailey, Sarah Elizabeth
Bailey, William (Bill) Snodgrass, Jr., Edwin
Christopher Bailey (deceased).

Deacon
Charlie Brinkley

Andrew Chelton

Stephanie Chelton

Ellen Cochran

Rob Cochran

Billy Crawford

Years of Membership: 3
Involvement: Habitat
for Humanity, WTB,
Pumpkin Patch, Bible
Study participant.
Most fond of at WCC:
The mission, people and
spirit.
Occupation: Banker
Family: Spouse - Sherry.

Years of Membership: 39
Involvement: Deacon
of WCC 2005-2008,
Volunteer at Interfaith
Dental Clinic.
Occupation: Registered
Dental Hygienist
Most fond of at WCC: I
love that WCC teaches us
to love and not judge.
Family: Spouse - Rob.

Years of Membership: 4.5

Involvement: Youth Group
Sponsor, Morgan Scott
Mission Trip, TNFP.
Most fond of at WCC: The
people and sense of family.
Occupation: Mortgage Loan
Originator at F&M Bank
Family: Spouse - Stephanie.

Years of Membership: 43
Involvement: Youth Group
Sponsor, previous Deacon,
South Hall Renovation,
Leadership Woodmont Class.
Most fond of at WCC: The
responsibility to ask tough
questions in search of the
individuals relationship
with God.
Occupation: Architect,
General Contractor
Family: Spouse - Ellen.

Years of Membership: 5
Involvement: Youth Group
Sponsor, The Bridge, WTB,
TNFP.
Most fond of at WCC: The
many opportunities for
fellowship and service.
Occupation: Registered
Dietitian
Family: Spouse -Andrew.

Years of Membership: 14
Involvement: Finance
Officer, Treasurer, Deacon,
TNFP.
Occupation: Banking
Most fond of at WCC: A
friendly and welcoming
church, many service
opportunities.
Family: Spouse - Tracy.
Children - Will, John and
Ben.

Woodmonts Mission - Growing Disciples of Christ

pg by
4 Seeking God, Sharing Love and Serving Others.

Deacon
Christy Crider

Ray Dickerson

Heather Douglas

Tom Dovan

Josephine Durbin

Aaron Durbin

Years of Membership: 18
Involvement: Childrens
Choir - Former Director,
Gospelaires Band, Mock
Trial Team Coach - Harpeth
Hall, Nashville Childrens
Theater Board Member,
Spiritual Journeys Sunday
School Class.
Occupation: Attorney
Most fond of at WCC:
Friendships with others
who are on their spiritual
journeys, meaningful and
inspirational sermons,
children/youth ministries.
Family: Spouse - Marcus.
Children - Cole and Lydia.
Years of Membership: 3
Involvement: Pumpkin
Patch, Habitat for
Humanity, RITI, WTB.
Occupation: Attorney
Most fond of at WCC: The
people and welcoming
atmosphere.
Family: Spouse - Shane.
Children - Chloe and
Lillian.

Years of Membership: 4
Involvement: New
Member Assimilation
and Communications
Committees.
Occupation: Online
Marketing Manager, HCA
Most fond of at WCC: The
fellowship.
Family: Spouse - Aaron.

Pam Groom

Years of Membership: 22
Involvement: Childrens
Committee/Education
Division, Sunday School
teacher, companions in
Christ, RITI Co-Chair.
Occupation: High School
Teacher
Most fond of at WCC: The
spirit of kindness humility
and service.
Family: Spouse - R.W.
Children - Anna Kathryn
and Taylor.

Years of Membership: 25
Involvement:
Outreach, Finance and
Planning Committees;
RITI, WTB, Habitat for
Humanity, Christmas
in July.
Occupation: Retired
Most fond of at WCC:
Christian atmosphere
and outreach programs.
Family: Spouse - Sandy.
Children - Scott and
Melanie Oliva.

Years of Membership: 3
Involvement: WTB, Deacon,
Habitat for Humanity, Cofacilitator Sunday School
Pathways Class.
Occupation: Orthopaedic
Surgeon
Most fond of at WCC: The
people and families.
Family: Spouse - Laura.
Children -Katie, Andrew and
Walker.

Years of Membership: 4
Involvement: TNFP,
Habitat for Humanity
Occupation: AVP, U.S. Bank
Most fond of at WCC: The
warmth and welcoming
of the Woodmont
Congregation.
Family: Spouse - Josephine.

Don Hart

Years of Membership: 18
Involvement: Chancel
choir, Woodmont consort,
handbell choir, RITI.
Occupation: Musician
(arranger/composer)
Most fond of at WCC: The
many faith backgrounds
of those who worship
here and how we are all
embraced.
Family: Spouse - Kathy.
Children - Patrick and
Justine.

Sandy Dickerson

Years of Membership: 25
Involvement: Board
Secretary, Chair of
Publicity Committee,
WTB.
Occupation: Marketing
and Public Relations
Most fond of at WCC:
Friendliness at WCC
and the outreach/caring
for the community.
Family: Spouse - Sandy.
Children - Scott and
Melanie Oliva.

Randy Drinnon

Years of Membership: 4
Involvement: WTB.
Occupation: Sales
Most fond of at WCC:
The people and families.
Family: Spouse - Laura.
Children - Mary.

Kristen Greer

Years of Membership: 4
Involvement: WTB,
Co-Chaired WCPS
Fundraiser, Sunday
School Volunteer.
Occupation: Homemaker
Most fond of at WCC:
The warm and welcoming
Community, youth
programs, opportunities
to get involved and bible
study.
Family: Spouse - Chad.
Children: Mary Hayes,
Kate and Caroline.

Sara Kate Hooper

Years of Membership: 22
Involvement: Deacon,
Leadership Woodmont,
Youth Steering Committee,
RITI, TNFP, Haiti and
Morgan Scott Mission
Trips, Youth Intern.
Occupation: Licensed
Professional Counselor
Most fond of at WCC: The
churchs commitment to
outreach and serving others
through the love of Christ.
Family: Spouse - Russell.

Woodmonts Mission - Growing Disciples of Christ

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5 Seeking God, Sharing Love and Serving Others.

Deacon
Mari-Kate Hopper

Joel Hysmith

Erik Milam

Kristen Newman

Years of Membership: 12
Involvement: Childrens
Sunday School assistant,
TNFP volunteer.
Most fond of at WCC: I
love the people! We are a
vast and diverse group who
together create a loving and
supportive environment that
fills my soul.
Family: Children - Harrison
Christopher and Wills.

Years of Membership: 1.5

Involvement: WTB.
Occupation: Financial
Planner
Most fond of at WCC: 9:30
Worship, couples groups.
Family: Spouse - Michelle.
Children - Grace.

Sara Anne Quinn

Years of Membership: 2
Involvement: Woodmont
T.R.I.P.S., Youth Sponsor.
Occupation: Attorney at
Butler Snow LLP
Most fond of at WCC:
The people - and that
all together we can seek
God, share love and serve
others.
Family: Spouse - Stephen.
Children - Cecilia.

Sarah Schuyler

Years of Membership: 36
Involvement: Evangelism,
Nursery, Sunday School
teacher, former Deacon.
Occupation: Teacher, Oak
Hill
Most fond of at WCC:
Everything! The Ministerial
staff, Clay and the
Administrative Staff!
Family: Spouse - Thom.
Children - Tallu, Roy and
Luke.

Years of Membership: 3
Occupation: Sales
Most fond of at WCC:
Mindset of not dividing,
but unifying Christians
with different backgrounds.
My wife and I both grew
up in Jackson, TN. We have
lived in Nashville for over 9
years and look forward to
serving and growing with
WCC in the years to come.
Family: Spouse - Lindsey.
Children - Harper.

Years of Membership: 2
Involvement: Regular
Bridge creative team
member, Habitat for
Humanity, Morgan Scott
Project, Youth Sponsor.
Occupation: Hotel Sales
Manager
Most fond of at WCC: I
love the community and
family that Ive found at
Woodmont.

Rebecca Robinson

Years of Membership: 3
Involvement: Missions
Team Committee, Habitat
for Humanity, RITI.
Occupation: Training
Coordinator, TN Chapter
of American Academy of
Pediatrics
Most fond of at WCC: The
loving, welcoming, and
faithful community which
WCC provides to each
person that walks through
the door.
Family: Spouse - Mike.

Laura Stephan

Years of Membership: 2.5

Involvement: Sunday
School, Life group leader,
WTB.
Occupation: Professor/
Instructor
Most fond of at WCC: The
many faith backgrounds
of those who worship
here and how we are all
embraced.
Family: Spouse - Scott.
Children - Luca, Grace
and Cristian.

Jerry Johnson

Years of Membership: 2
Involvement: Special
Olympics, Nashville Zoo,
TCASN, Oasis, Books
from Birth.
Occupation: Managing
Director, UBS Financial
Services.
Most fond of at
WCC: Wonderful
environment, friendly,
caring and open.
Family: Spouse - Cathy.
Children - Claire, Halle,
Grace and Max.

Jeremy Pratt

Years of Membership: 7
Involvement:
Woodmont Kids,
Woodmont Music
Most fond of at WCC:
The Mission and Core
Values.
Family: Spouse - Catie.
Children - Eva and
Miles.

Mike Robinson

Years of Membership: 3
Involvement: Co-Chair,
Habitat for Humanity,
RITI, Morgan Scott
Mission Trips.
Most fond of at WCC:
WCC is a missional
church and we show Gods
love each and every day.
Family: Spouse - Rebecca

David Todd

Years of Membership: 2.5

Most fond of at WCC: The
Mission and Core Values.
Family: Spouse - Renee.
Children - Grace and
Bailey.

Woodmonts Mission - Growing Disciples of Christ

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6 Seeking God, Sharing Love and Serving Others.

Living Generously, Changing Lives

Spotlight: Morgan Scott Mission Trip
May 14 - 17, 2015
Seeking God, Sharing Love and Serving Others...
Twenty Woodmonters had the privilege of spending the weekend at
the Morgan-Scott Project helping three families in two of the poorest
counties of Tennessee. What an opportunity and blessing for all of us who
participated! This is an area where poverty prevails and so much help is needed
and appreciated. Many of you contributed our meals and funds to help with our
projects. We were privileged to be your hands and represent Woodmont in one
of our special outreach programs.
Our projects over the weekend included replacing a deck for a lady who had
no safe back entrance; de-cluttering, plumbing repair, painting and installing
kitchen cabinetry for a physically and mentally disabled couple; and flooring
for a family in need. On each trip we are humbled by our brothers and sisters in
Christ, who despite their desperation remain faithful and appreciative. There is
so much need that it is hard for us to leave the community. You should be proud
that you are sponsoring such a worthwhile organization with your prayers and
financial support.
Morgan Scott Project - A Little Background Information
Morgan and Scott are Tennessee counties located directly east and a bit north of
Nashville - between I-40 and Kentucky. They are the two poorest counties in The
Volunteer State. The Morgan Scott Project for Cooperative Christian Concerns
(MSP or The Morgan Scott Project) is a non-profit organization. Since 1972 MSP
has formed a base from which the needs of low income families in Scott and
Morgan counties can be addressed. MSP functions as both a social services
agency and as a community development organization.
Activities sponsored directly or indirectly by MSP have included a school for
children with learning disabilities, free tutoring programs, healthcare clinics,
libraries, a homeless shelter, thrift stores, a home garden program, a Habitat for
Humanity chapter, education and job training programs, community centers for
children, youth, and the elderly, legal aid services, emergency aid, disaster relief,
and home repair.

Woodmonter served the Morgan-Scott Project on a recent mission trip.

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Next Weeks Calendar

Sunday, May 31
9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services (Sanctuary, Child Dedication, 9:30 a.m.)

Golf Tournament Registration (Gathering Hall)
5:15 p.m.
The Bridge - ReImagine Worship (DH)
Monday, June 1
4:00 p.m.
The Geezers Mens Group (BR)
5:15 p.m.
Cub Scouts (DH)
6:00 p.m.
Boy Scouts (DH)
6:30 p.m.
WCC Board Meeting (BR)
Tuesday, June 2
9:00 a.m.
Womens Prayer Group (C/S)
9:45 a.m.
CWF Board Meeting (100)
11:00 a.m.
CWF General Meeting (105)
12:00 p.m.
CWF Installation Luncheon (DH/KIT)
Wednesday, June 3
6:15 a.m.
Mens Small Group (100)
7:00 a.m.
Mens Bible Study (105)

Younger Mens Bible Study (BR)
5:30 p.m.
Gospel Singing - The Wednesday Night Pickers & Players (105)
6:30 p.m.
Potluck Dinner - Devtional by Dr. Clay Stauffer (DH)

Choir Practice (Choir Room)

Stephen Ministry (100, 232, Library, C/S)
Thursday, June 4 Library Workday

Date
May 3
May 10
May 17
May 24

By Our Presence and Our Gifts

Sun. School Total Atd. Operating
239
243
282
199

760
889
851
610

$65,305
$39,517
$45,126
$19,740

Worship Services - May 31, 2015

New Series: "The Spiritual Life in a Stressful World"
9:30 & 11:00 a.m.
Dr. Clay Stauffer, Preaching
Title: The Spiritual Life in a Stressful World
Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16 and Galatians 5:16-26
The Bridge Worship, 5:15 p.m. in Drowota Hall
Sermon Series: Psalm 23
Justin Gung, Preaching
Title: In the House of the Lord
Scripture: Psalm 23:6

Prayers for our Church Family

In the Hospital
Lee Ann Hawkins, St. Thomas West
New Concerns
Wayne Puckett, Lakeshore Heartland Nursing Home
Continuing Concerns:
Gay Phinizy, Green Hills Rehab
Yot Williams, Richland Place
Ron Pyron, father of Jeremiah Pyron
Mike Stewart
Chelsea Kramer, friend of Clay and Megan Stauffer
Military:
Cody Bender, husband of Ashley Wilson Bender; son-in-law of Steve and
Judy Wilson, Middle East
Those Serving Abroad:
Courtney Valk, Peace Corps, Republic of Georgia

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

Our new board members, elders, deacons, and others who will be
leading our church in the coming year.
Our preschool as construction should be completed by the end of May.
The victims of the earthquakes in Nepal and others around the world
suffering from natural disasters.
Our youth who are finishing the school year. May they have a safe and
enjoyable summer vacation!

Deacons Serving May 31, 2015

Elders Serving May 31, 2015

Communion Prep: Patricia Taylor

Service Coordinator

9:30 a.m.
Bill Heyne
and
Emmie Thomas
11:00 a.m.
Anne Mitchell
and
Rich Sanderson
Hospital - John Carpenter
5:15 p.m.
Donovan McAbee

9:30 - George Keith, 11:00 - Jeremiah Pyron

Video Camera: 9:30 - Kent McMillin 11:00 - Jamie Huling
9:30 a.m.
Jonathan Farmer
Tim Perry
Steven McGinty
Robin Heyne
Hope Walker
Ann Rising
Christy Brown
Gerard Stranch

11:00 a.m.
Cynthia Beck
Cathy Williams
Teri Diamond
Robbie Quinn
Stephen Quinn
Talbott Ottinger
Jennifer Ottinger
Barbara Sullivan

5:15 p.m.
Jay Everett
Rebecca Everett
Zsa Rockey
Jennifer Lackey
Stuart Lackey

Weekly Prayer Partner

Free Indeed Christian Church

Nashville, Tennessee

Staff Serving Woodmont

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