the

CALLER

October 4 & 11, 2015

In This Issue
Calendar (cont)
Remember in Prayer
Prayer Requests, 9/27Loving Hearts
Statistics
Spiritual Disciplines Wk
Serving in the Military
Condolences
Mary Circle/ Book Club
Kathy Robidouxs Prayer
Disciplines/Hot Meal
Thank You/Girls Night Out
Light a Candle for Children
Harvest Festival
Pastoral Search Committee
Sweet Pea Volunteer Call
Food Bags for Pathways
Alternative Gift Faire
Reconciliation Offering
Letters/ PSWR Events
Pathways
David Matson Lectures
Serving Sunday

The Caller
is published
weekly
(Deadline Wednesday
at Noon)
by
First Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ)
109 E. Wilshire Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92832
714.525.5525
email:
fullerton1stcc@gmail.com
www.fullertonfirstchristian.org

Interim Pastor:
Rev. Dale Suggs
Editor:
Donna Woodbridge
Webmaster:
Lisa Parks

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October 4: World Communion Sunday - Donna on vacation

8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN Worship Service
9:00 A.M. - Sunday School for all ages
10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER Worship Service, Shared service with Casa
1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH
12:00 P.M. - Loving Hearts Group meet at Cocos for lunch
October 5: Donna on vacation - Back in the office October 12
6:30 P.M. - OCCS, Chapman Lounge
7:00 P.M. - Worship Ministry Team, Choir Room
October 6:
10:30 A.M. - Mary Circle, Chapman Lounge
7:00 P.M. - David Matson Lecture, Chapman Lounge
7:00 P.M. - Casa uses Sanctuary & Choir room
October 7:
5:30 P.M. - Hot Meal Ministry, Team B, Fellowship Hall
October 8: Tri-Tip, Craig, Coordinator
5:00 A.M. - Casa Prayer Time, Chapman Lounge
7:00 P.M. - Habitat for Humanity uses Chapman Lounge
7:30 P.M. - Chancel Choir
October 9:
10:00 A.M. - Debate Club, Room 107
October 10:
8:00 A.M. - DMF/Casa Mens Breakfast, Chapman Lounge
10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. - Native Daughters, Fellowship Hall
October 11:
8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN Worship Service
9:00 A.M. - Sunday School for all ages
10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER Worship Service
1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH
12:00 P.M. - Loving Hearts Group meet at Cocos for lunch
5:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Celebration Service
October 12:
7:00 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. - Chapel on Wheels Fundraiser @ Pollys Pies
10:00 A.M. - OAMC Meeting, Chapman Lounge
6:30 P.M. - OT Class @ Donnas
October 13:
9:00 A.M. - Pathways of Hope Executive Board, CL
7:00 P.M. - David Matson Lecture, Chapman Lounge
7:00 P.M. - Casa uses Sanctuary & Choir room
October 14:
7:00 P.M. - Discipleship Ministry Team
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October 15: Tri Tip, Donna, Coordinator

Thursday, 8 p.m. FH
12:30 P.M. - Fullerton ACT Committee, Chapman Lounge
Friday, 7:30 p.m. FH
1:00 P.M. - Pathways of Hope Faith Committee, Choir Room
Sat. 8:30 p.m.. FH
7:30 P.M. - Chancel Choir
OCYPAA,Sat. 3:30 p.m. FH October 16:
Al-Anon: Fri. Noon, Rm 101A
10:00 A.M. - Speakers League, Rm 107
NA: Tues. 7:30 p.m.
October 17: Regional Gathering, First Christian Church, Riverside
OA: Tues, 7 p.m.;
October 18: Childrens Sabbath
Sun. 10 a.m. Room 107
8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN Worship Service
9:00 A.M. - Sunday School for all ages
10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER Worship Service
1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH
12:00 P.M. - Loving Hearts Group meet at Cocos for lunch

AA Groups: Sun. 8 p.m. Rm. 107

Remember in Prayer

Continue to pray for: Helen

Bailey and family, Sue Bacon, Dottie Bense,
Sandra Brown, Jack Doughty, Lorna & Skip
Farnum, Carolyn Kenrick, Colleen Langston,
Flora Miller, Janet Parker, Kristine Perry,
Jeanne Randall, Norma Rill, Betty Rollo,
Gayle Schoeff, Claudia Tammen, and Bob &
Donna Vannoy.
Please pray for the following PSWR
Churches:
October 4 - 10
Mission Hills Christian Church
14941 Devonshire Street
Mission Hills, CA 91345
Kenneth Keene, Pastor
October 11 - 17:
First Christian Church, Morro Bay
2050 Ironwood Avenue
Morro Bay, CA 93443-0537
Gregory Hill, Pastor
Continue to pray for:
Pacific Southwest Region
Don & Susan Dewey,
Co-Regional ministers
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
General Church
Sharon Watkins,
General Minister & President

Prayer Requests, September 27, 2015

Jan McCuen

Jackie Brown
anonymous
Alice Maraj

For Kelly McCuen and her

mother, Anna Lee. Annas
father, James Cronk,
passed away this morning
Prayers for Julie Stuart
who has health issues
Deb Taylor as she moves
to AZ this week
Continued prayers for my
sister Jane whose son,
Ashok died. Please pray
that God will comfort her.

Loving Hearts Luncheon

The Loving Hearts Widow

group meets every Sunday after church at
Cocos on Harbor. You are welcome to join
them. Just show up as soon as possible after
church.

Sunday Statistics

September 27, 2015

86 (Remember Service)
7 (Reawaken Service) (Casa 1 P.M. service)
Weekly Giving: $3,077.86 Missions: $341.99
Budget Goal: $3,777
Pathways of Hope, Food Bags: $5
Reconciliation Offering: $385

Readings and Prayer Concerns

for Week of October 5 October
11, 2015

Monday, October 5: Reading: Job 23:1-9; 16-17;

Pray for the Worship Ministry Team meeting
tonight in the choir room.
Tuesday, October 6: Reading: Psalm 22:1-8;
Pray for the Mary Circle meeting today.
Wednesday, October 7: Reading: Psalm 22: 915; Pray for the Hot Meal Ministry Team
serving the homeless tonight.
Thursday, October 8: Reading: Hebrews: 4:1213; Pray for the Tri-Tip ministry, Craig
Wallace, coordinator.
Friday, October 9: Reading: Hebrews 4:14-16;
Pray for Donna and Barry Woodbridge as
they return home from Florida
Saturday, October 10: Reading: Mark 10: 17-27;
Pray for the DMF/CASA men meeting for
breakfast, fellowship and devotions today.
Sunday, October 11: Reading: Mark 10:28-31;
Pray for Global Ministries Missionary in Peru,
Lauran Kabat.

Readings and Prayer Concerns for

Week of October 12 October 18, 2015

Monday, October 12: Reading: Job 38: 1-7,

Psalm 104:1; Pray for the Old Testament Class
as they resume their study at Donnas tonight.
Tuesday, October 13: Reading: Job 38: 34-41;
Pray for the David Matson Lectures as they
continue in Chapman Lounge tonight.
Wednesday, October 14: Reading: Psalm 104:
1-9; Pray for the Discipleship Ministry Team
meeting tonight in Chapman Lounge.
Thursday, October 15: Reading: Hebrews: 5:110; Pray for the Global Ministries Missionary in
Jordon, Nate Bailey.
Friday, October 16: Reading: Hebrews 5:7-10;
Pray for Homeschool Speakers League meeting
this morning in Room 107
Saturday, October 17: Reading: Mark 10: 35-41;
Pray for those gathering today at First
Christian Church, Riverside for our Regional
Gathering and our pastor, Dale Suggs, who is
leading one of the workshops.
Sunday, October 18: Reading: Mark 10:42-45;
Pray for children of the world who go to bed
hungry each night as we lift them up today.

Our Hearts go out to:

Helen Bailey and family on

the passing of Jim Bailey on Sunday,
September 27. He died in the manner in which
he lived - humbly, at peace with his life, in love
with his wife and ready to go to God. He and
Helen have lived together for 64 years. They
were together as he passed. He wished to be
cremated with his ashes spread at sea. The
family plans a celebration of life service at a
later time. Cards for Helen can be sent to 314
W. Whiting, Fullerton, CA 92832. Helen
continues to live at Brookdale Skilled Nursing
Facility.
The family is doing fine. This is a
blessed transition.

For Those Serving in the

Military
Adam Hawley, Deb Taylors nephew, is
back at Ft. Bliss.
Lt. Cmdr. Patrick OConner, Betty Rollos
grandson-in-law, who is stationed at Hanford, CA.
Lt. Patrick Rollo, Betty Rollos grandson, is
at sea for several months.
PFC Brandon Vannoy, grandson of Bob &
Donna Vannoy, has been deployed to Afghanistan
for a tour of duty.
Michael J. Borden, Chief, Nancy Geigers
grandson, in Norfolk, VA.
Brandon Johnson, Army Chaplain,
Mariette Linbergs cousin, Chaplain, at Fort Hood,
TX.
Lt. Austen Packer, Laura Lee Wiggins
friend, at Oceana, NAS, in Virginia
Lt J.G. Kip Packer, friend of Laura Lee
Wiggins, has been deployed to Moron, Spain.
Pvt. Kash Cross, Ted & Sammies grandson,
deployed to Korea for a year
Mjr. Christopher Evans, cousin of Annie
Fraters who is serving in Seoul, Korea.

Mary Circle

Mary Circle will meet at 10:30

A.M. in Chapman Lounge.
Mary Brill and Phyllis Elliott are in
charge of the program which will be making
tray favors for St. Elizabeth Rehab Center.
Nancy Geiger will be hostess. Mary Brill will
have devotions. Any woman in the church
who is available on Tuesday morning is
invited to attend. See you there!

Girls Night Out

Ola! otherwise known as

hello in Spanish. Thats a clue that
were eating Mexican food this month. The
place is The Whole Enchilada (Nancy Knotts
choice.) Its on Bradford in Placentia. The date
is Monday October 19th at 6 P.M. So put on
your sombreros and join us.
Shar GNO coordinator

Thank You To:

Senior Book Club News

The Senior Book Club has

chosen as its next book The House Girl. This
historical fiction debut by Tara Conklin is an
unforgettable story of love, history and a
search for justice set in modern-day New York
and 1852 Virginia. It features two remarkable
heroines and is riveting and powerful, literary
fiction at its very best.
We will be discussing this novel on
November 5, 2015, at the home of Leslie and
Tom Beck.

Hot Meal Ministry -

Team B is on tap to help out

with our Hot Meals Ministry,
Wednesday, October 7. Team
Members should be there at 5:30 P.M. (*set up at
4:30.) Please find a substitute if you are unable
to make it. Team B is comprised of: Luanne
Bailey, Diane Daugherty, Duane & Phyllis
Elliott (set-up), Phil Forbes, Mitch Hanlon,
Sue Harless, , Lorena Garcia, Nancy Malotte,
Paul Robidoux and Ben Stuart.
Alternates include Danielle Duane-Parker,
Rod Farley, Annie Frater, Judi Smedley, Craig
Wallace

Disciplines Devotional for 2016

There is still time to get on the

list for the 2016 Disciplines daily
devotional.
Sin up sheet is on the counter.
Deadline to order is November 1.

Mary Brill, Judi Smedley, Jan

Farley and Marquerite Beal for
all the help to make the English tea
a
great success. The girls had a good time
entertaining their Grandmas and Moms. They
learned their manners and had a good time
cleaning and helping pick up. It was a fun
event. We missed the girls who couldn't make
it Sunday.
Nancy Knott

Kathy Robidouxs
Communion Prayer

Dear Friends,
Due to technical
difficulties, Kathy Robidoux's prayer from the
communion table on Sunday was not heard by
much of the congr egation. Here it is for us to
receive in contemplation and with joy.
Blessings,
DALE
O Giver of the most holy of banquets, we pray
that we will always accept your invitation to
this table willingly. Thank you for choosing us
to be present today to celebrate this meal. We
know that no one who comes to this table will
hunger or thirst for you. You have generously
given us your Son, Jesus Christ, so that we will
know you. Our hunger is satisfied, our thirst is
quenched, our love knows no bounds, because
of your love for us. Let us come and
participate in Gods banquet with
Thanksgiving.
AMEN
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Light a Candle for Children

We are midway in the

Light a Candle for Children Vigil
culminating with the church service on
October 18.
The theme for this years Childrens
Sabbath is: How Long Must I Cry for Help?
It often reflects the desperate needs of myriads
of children around the world for food, shelter,
clothing, education and more.
At Childrens Moments a candle will be
lit to remind us of the need of children around
the world. You can find daily prayers and art
from children of the Disciples of Christ
churches on Light a Candle for Children blog

Harvest Festival

Do you have a Foosball

table that Casa could borrow
for this event? Please let Donna know if you
do.
Its not too late to help with this great
community outreach project being organized
by Casa de Oracin to be held on October 31,
from 4 - 8 P.M. in Fellowship Hall and Patio
areas. It will be a carnival atmosphere with
games, bounce house, cotton candy, popcorn,
and prizes. Each child will go home with a bag
of goodies.
We have been asked if we would like to
partner with them in this celebration.
Here are some ways we can help.
1. You can provide candy for the goody
bags. Just bring any amount that you would
like to provide to the office and Donna will see
that it gets to the right place. You can bring it
anytime. That way we will have an idea of
what we will need to purchase.
2. Help Casa de Oracin set up on
Friday and Saturday.
3. Help to staff the event from 4:00 8:00 P.M. (or any part of the time) on
the 31st
Please let me know as soon as possible
what you would like to be a part of so I can let
the Casa people know for their scheduling and
budgeting, and purchase of shirts for all
volunteers.
Donna W.

The Pastor Search Committee has been

busy!

Over the past two months, the Pastor

Search Committee has met almost weekly. We
have reviewed Candidate Profiles and
conducted a mock phone interview with a
pastor from the San Diego area, who is not a
candidate, but agreed to help us prepare for
phone interviews with actual candidates. He
was great and very complimentary of the
questions asked and the overall feeling of the
interview. He also gave us some insight as to
how we could make the interview process even
better. Since then, we have conducted phone
interviews with people from all over the
country, having to adjust our meeting times to
account for different time zones. While we still
have quite a bit of work to do, we appreciate
your ongoing prayers for our committee as we
get closer to bringing a candidate to the
congregation for approval.

A Call for Volunteer

Gardeners to Grow
Sweet Peas for Next
Year's Easter Cross.
Last spring, seven of
our members grew sweet
peas for our Easter Cross, and that gardening
venture was a huge success on Easter
morning
This year, would you like to become
involved in that growing project? Even
those who have only a sunny 6' space one
foot wide could grow a small trellis of six
sweet pea plants. We will provide the sweet
pea plants ready to transplant, and even help
with the preparation and trellis if you do not
have a garden! The sweet peas will be ready
to transplant either in the ground or in a
small container garden by the end of
October. Call the church office, or contact
Barry Woodbridge (714 357-2333 or
bwoodbridge@wbridge.com) if you would
like to volunteer or learn more.
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Food Bags for Pathways

Thank you to all who

brought food to fill up the table
and floor space in the Narthex or donated
money to buy food for Pathways.
We collected $380 and 240 cans of food.

Final Sunday To Share In The

2015 Reconciliation Offering
Through the end of
September, the 2015 Reconciliation
Offering stands at $500. Our goal
for the 2015 Reconciliation Offering, we
remind you, is $600 so we need to receive $100
in gifts to reach our goal.
This is the last official day that we
receive this annual Special Offering which
funds projects both in the Pacific Southwest
Region and across our nation to help usthe
Disciples of Christto be an anti-racism/proreconciling church! We remind you that 50%
of what we give through the Reconciliation
Offering comes back to our Region. And, we
repeat what was written a week or two ago. It
is this. Does anyone in our congregation, or
more than one among us, have an idea for a
project to be undertaken in our community
that is anti-racist and pro-reconciling? If so,
please share your idea with the Outreach
Ministry and well put together a Task Force to
work on writing a grant to be submitted to the
Reconciliation Committee of our Region, the
group which distributes the funds from the
Reconciliation Offering that come back to our
Region. This could be another opportunity in
the future for some of us, perhaps many of us,
to be involved in hands-on ministry.
If you have not yet given to this years
Reconciliation Offering we invite you to be
part of this offering this Sunday. Use the
Reconciliation Offering envelope to make your
gift, or simply write the word Reconciliation
on the memo line of your check and place it in
the offering plate today.
Thanks to all of you who have and all of
you who yet will make a gift in support of this
years Reconciliation Offering.
The Outreach Ministry

Less Than A Month From

Now

On Sunday, November 1, between 11

A.M. and 2 P.M. our congregation will host the
annual Alternative Gift Faire. This event is
designed to give all of us, plus any persons
we invite to come with us, or to meet us on the
Plaza that day, an opportunity to make gifts
and/or buy gifts for our personal Christmas
giving that will benefit the needs of others,
many of whom are part of the people Jesus
called the least of these.
Annually, this event has generated
between $12,000 and $15,000 of support for 18
to 20 ministries that have booths on the Plaza.
Thats a lot of money. What you may not know
and be surprised to know, these totals have
been generated by the gifts of some 90 to 100
people. Just think what could be generated to
help others if the number of donors was
increased by 50% or, even better, by 100%!
So, here are two challenges to all of you
who are part of First Christian Church,
Fullerton, and/or its wider family who will
read these words about this years Alternative
Gift Faire:
Challenge #1 We challenge each
member of our congregation who is able come
to the AGF on November 1 to spend at least
$10 to support one ministry of your choosing
among the ministries that will be present.
Challenge #2 We challenge each
member of our congregation to make it a point
to invite at least one other persona friend, a
neighbor, a co-worker, a family member,
someone not connected to our congregation
to come with you to the AGF on November 1.
If youd like to help with this years
AGF, give your name either to Jill Scott or
Mary Anne Richmond, our Co-Chairs, who
are getting lots of support from Donna
Woodbridge in planning for this event. If
youd like to help with the set-up and takedown on the day of the event, let Craig
Wallace know youre available to help with
this work and hell add your name to the list of
those who will be doing these two important
tasks on Sunday, November 1.
The Outreach Ministry
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We Get Letters . . .

In a letter dated 9/22/15

we got this word from Pathways
of Hopes Executive Director, Maria Mazzenga
Avellaneda.
Dear First Christian Church, Fullerton:
"On behalf of Pathways of Hope
Board of Directors, our dedicated staff, tireless
volunteers, and the homeless and hungry we
serve, I want to thank you for your generous
donation of $404.76 for Take A Stand. Thank
you for your help in supporting our
programs.
The full letter is posted on the bulletin
board. Please take time to read it. These funds
were generated by the Lemonade Stand that
our children had for us in August and
that so many of you supported with generous
gifts well beyond the price of the delicious
lemonade they served!

Pathways of Hope Upcoming Event

Janelle Vannoy at
assist@disciplespswr.or
g and she will email
you the link. Cost is
$15 per person, youth and children free if
registered before October 1: Registration at the
event: $20. Lunch is provided.

Young Adult Ministries

All young adults (18-33) are invited to a

weekend full of fun, fellowship, worship and
relaxation October 23 - 25. The cost is $100 for
the whole weekend. Scholarships are available.
The theme Pieces of the Puzzle will include
keynote time, the chance to rest both spiritually
and physically and the opportunity to
experience camp in a new way. Early bird/TShirt deposit ($20 non-refundable) due October
16. Check-in begins at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct.
23. Registration forms are available on the
counter in the office.

Look Who's Dancing November 5, 2015 - Springfield Banquet Center

Tickets: $35.00 each
Fullerton Celebrities will be vying for Best
Dancer in a "Dancing with the Stars" style
competition. Each dancer will be paired with a
professional dancer who will prepare them to
really "strut their stuff". In addition to a very
entertaining evening, you will be helping to
end hunger and homelessness with Pathways
of Hope. Be sure to attend and cheer on your
favorite! Dancers include:
Fullerton Fire Battalion Chief - Kathy Schaefer
Angelo's & Vinci's Owner - Cynthia Peck
Mayor Pro-tem - Jennifer Fitzgerald
Pathways Hope Committee member Mackenzie Nolan
Community Volunteers: Janny Meyer, Bob
Sattler and Zoot Velasco and more.

Pacific Southwest Region Events

Regional Gathering 2015

Saturday, Oct. 17th,

Riverside First Christian Church,
9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. (Registration begins at 8)
Registration forms can be obtained
either from Donna in the office or email
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David Matson Lectures

Tuesday Night Study Series

Dr. David Matson

Series Begins This Tuesday (October 6) at 7:00 p.m. in Chapman Lounge
Title: "Preach the Gospel"

Some congregations truly wish they had a resident or visiting Christian teacher to inspire
them with learning experiences everyone could understand about some of the most current and timehonored insights into our Bible.
Not only is our congregation uniquely blessed by the presence of such a teacher every October,
but Dr. David Matson finds us to be an engaged and receptive congregation to develop and teach his
latest biblical insights, many of which have gone on for publication nationally now.
Please don't miss out on a wonderful opportunity to learn what exactly is the message we call
"the gospel," a matter so important for our future as a congregation that Pastor Dale has indicated
it is a necessary "laser focus" we all need to explore deeply and clearly.
"Preach the gospel at all times; when necessary, use words." Most of us have heard these words,
usually attributed to St. Francis of Assisi. Some of us have even quoted them on occasion. They
certainly describe the ethos of most main-line Protestant churches, who would rather feed the
homeless than tell people about Jesus. But there are two problems with the above quotation: 1) St.
Francis never said them; 2) they aren't true. Both may surprise you, especially the second. This study
will engage in a thorough biblical investigation of the word "gospel" to discover why this beloved
quotation isn't true and what impact that realization might have on the way we think about the work
and role of the church today. Confusion about the gospel results in confusion about our mission.
Outline:
October 6 - The "Gospel" in the Old Testament: Backgrounds
The word "gospel" doesn't occur very often in the Old Testament, but when it does, it tells us
much about its nature as an oral event.
October 13 - The "Gospel" in the Proclamation of Jesus
We are right to think of the gospel as something that Jesus accomplished for us, but did you
know that Jesus actually preached the gospel as well?
October 20 - The "Gospel" in the Writings of Paul
Paul is actually our earliest source for the term "gospel" being used in a distinctly Christian
sense. Actually, the gospel goes back even before him.
October 27 - Implications
If simply working for social justice is the gospel, how does the church differ from any other
fine humanitarian organization? Is there any compelling reason why a person should attend your
church? Do we even need the church, if other groups and organizations can do the job better?
If you would like to read about David and his credentials, including awards, honors and publications
here is a link:
https://www.hiu.edu/about-hiu/directory-detail.php?staff=david-matson

First Christian Church

109 E. Wilshire Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92832
Reawaken (Early Worship Service) Sunday, 8:00 A.M.
Church School for all ages: Sunday, 9:00 A.M.
Remember (Traditional Worship Service) Sunday, 10:15 A.M.
Youth Group: Sunday, 1:00 P.M.
First Christian Church . . .
Celebrating the diversity of all of Gods children,
we are Disciples of Christ practicing spirit-filled worship,
faith-building community, and passion-powered service
to our neighborhood and to the world.
Where encounters with God are not only ordinary,
theyre extraordinary!
Where invitations not only happen on occasion,
they happen on every occasion.
Where hands not only give to the needy,
they serve the least of these

Serving October 4, 2015

Serving October 11. 2015

Greeter: Ted Adams

Guest Book: Becky Graves
Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry
Acolyte Parent: Angulo
Sound & Video:
Lay Leader:
Childrens Moment: Sherry Herrera, Ruth
Vasquez
Elders: Bob Hasty, Silvia Vasquez,
Mike Vaughan
Diaconate: Leslies Team
Prepare: Leslie Beck, David Styffe
Ushers: Diane Daugherty, Sue Harless, Ivan
Segura
Serve: Leslie Beck, Diane Daugherty, Sue
Harless, Dave Styffe, Florenico, Maria &
Yessenia Cruz, Patty Segura
Clean Up: Randy Langston & Lisa Parks
Alternate: Amy Styffe

Greeter: Becky & Richard Graves

Guest Book: Ted Adams
Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry
Acolyte Parent: Beal
Sound & Video: Clare Keech
Lay Leader:
Childrens Moment: Janelle Vannoy
Elders: Lin Garcia, Randy Langston,
Phil Forbes (HC)
HC Elders: Luanne Bailey, Phil Forbes,
Annie Frater
Diaconate: Leslies Team
Prepare: Randy Langston, Lisa Parks
Ushers: Diane Daugherty, Sue Harless
Serve: Leslie Beck, Diane Daugherty, Sue
Harless, Randy Langston, Lisa Parks, David
Styffe
Clean Up: Leslie Beck, Amy & David Styffee