WOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH MARCH 26, 2017

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APRIL 9 3 PM IN THE SANCTUARY

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CHILD DEDICATION
A small orchestra joins the Chancel Choir featuring soloists Franklin Willis & Christi Williams. James and Foster Hysmith
Sons of Nathan and Laura Hysmith
In the Requiem, Faur is particularly poignant in his contrasting depiction of light and darkness,
heaven and hell, life and death, salvation and damnation. These opposites were, no doubt,
heavily on the mind of Jesus as he willingly approached his coming suffering. As surely as the
Son of God anticipated his forthcoming agony, he also knew the final outcome -
victory over sin, death, hell and the grave.

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NEW MEMBERS
Kyle & Bethany Drury

2017 MISSIONS FAIR IS APRIL 9, PALM SUNDAY!

When you attend Woodmont, we need you to know that we are dedicated to taking the
love of Christ beyond our church walls. During each Sunday worship service, we recite
our pledge: Seeking God, sharing love, and serving others.
But words are just words. Action speaks louder. And we are called to act.
Want to know how you can act? Join us for our first ever Missions Fair on Sunday,
April 9! Visit the Gathering Hall before or after service for a one-of-a-kind
opportunity to connect with the leaders of over 23 Woodmont-based ministries and
find which one is right for you! NEW MEMBER
Charlie Burke
Woodmont Christian Church 615.297.8563 www.woodmontchristian.org 3601 Hillsboro Road Nashville, Tennessee 37215
 2017 Stewardship Campaign
Now Underway!
by Clay Stauffer
This weekend, we will officially kickoff our 2017 stewardship campaign. We
are having a congregational breakfast this Saturday at 9:00 am to hear from
Bruce Barkhauer from the Center for Faith and Giving who specializes in this
field. Our theme this year is Growing Together in Faith and Generosity.
OUR MIS SION:
Jeremiah and Mary Clare Pyron are our 2017 chairs and they have been
Growing Disciples of Christ by Seeking God,
working very hard along with the stewardship team. Its no secret that every Sharing Love, and Serving Others.
year, we count on the generosity of this congregation to support the mission
and ministry of Woodmont. We build our budget largely based on pledges
that are submitted during this campaign. Megan and I are happy to write our OUR CORE VA LUES:
first check every month to Woodmont because we know and believe that Welcoming
this church is changing lives every single day both inside and outside of these Outstanding Worship
walls. Think about it mission, outreach, childrens ministry, youth ministry, Outreach
education, worship, small groups, this beautiful facility all of this is possible Different Traditions
because of our collective generosity. I hope you will consider what Woodmont Mission & Ministry
means to you and helps us move forward for another year. Commitment On The Move
Sunday will be April 30th. Your giving makes a difference. Lets all commit to Nurturing
working together to keep Woodmont moving forward into an exciting future! Transforming

WOODMONTS MINISTERIAL STAFF

Dr. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister
Dr. C. Roy Stauffer Minister of Adult Education & Church Life
Rev. Justin Gung Minister of Children & Congregational Care
Farrell Mason Minister of Family Life & Pastoral Care
Rev. Chris Cox Minister of Youth & Their Families
Michael Graham Director of Music Ministry
Mary Clare Pyron Parish Nurse
Katie Sheridan Gossage Assistant Youth Ministry Director
Thom Schuyler Director of Young Adults, Missions & Outreach
Andra Moran Creative Director, The Bridge
Stephen Daniel King Worship Musician
Abby McLean Childrens Ministry Director
Anne-Marie Farmer Director of Small Groups & Connections

WOODMONTS SUPPORT STAFF

Chris Beck Business Administrator
Mandy Barton Brown Executive Assistant
Russell Davis Accompanist
Martha Duff Director of Preschool
MacKenzie Baldwin Administrative Assistant
Sam Marsh Property & Facilities Manager
Matt Diffenderfer Communications Director

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There is much about my life, that, if given the chance to do it all over again,
615.297.8563 or email info@woodmontcc.org
I would do differently; probably, a statement many of us could make. I really
believe that all that I have is a gift from God, and he entrusts me to be a
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good steward of it. Pledging a portion of His gifts to me, back to His work at www.woodmontchristian.org
Woodmont, is my privilege and duty. Making a pledge each year, is just a way
of notifying our leaders and planners how much money they have to work
Woodmont Christian Church
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wants me to grow spiritually each year, and I feel it is important to also grow in Nashville, Tennessee 37215
financial commitment by increasing my pledge by at least 10% per annum. By 615.297.8563
the way, beginning today, we all have the chance to do it all over again.
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 John Maxwell Certification
by Clay Stauffer
I spent the majority of last week in Orlando, FL at an international leadership conference with
leadership guru John C. Maxwell. I have been reading Maxwells books on leadership for almost
20 years including The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, Leadership Gold, Many Communicate
but Few Connect, Today Matters, How Successful People Think, Sometimes We Win and Sometimes
We Learn and many others. I have now become a certified coach, speaker and trainer with
the John Maxwell Team. I did this to improve my own leadership skills so that I can be a better
pastor, preacher, and team leader. It has been well worth it. Steven Covey used to talk about the
importance of sharpening the saw and I believe in that concept wholeheartedly. We must never
stop growing.

There are many things that I could talk about from my experience last week. It was phenomenal and transformative. But I
thought I would use this article to share the DNA of the John Maxwell Team. It consists of 10 CORE VALUES, all of which are
very important.

VALUE #1 We Value People Johns mantra is to add value to

people who then go and add value to others. Every day we should
value people, believe in people, and unconditionally love them. People
simply do not care how much you know until they know how much you
care. Healthy relationships make a difference.

VALUE #2 Live Intentionally Its amazing how many people do not

live their lives intentionally. Many of us have high hopes but downhill
habits and its easy to slip back into those habits. We must live our lives
in a deliberate manner, being intentional about how we spend our time
and resources.

VALUE #3 Exceed Expectations Many people do the bare

minimum in life. They only do what it takes to get by. It takes more
effort to go above and beyond. Zig Ziglar once said, Go the extra mile,
theres not a lot of traffic there.

VALUE #4 Grow Daily Personal Growth is absolutely essential.

We must never stop growing and learning in life. Personal growth
enhances our potential. Personal growth enhances our capacity. You
simply cannot lead others until you first learn to lead yourself. Author and speaker John Maxwell with Clay

VALUE #5 Choose a Positive Attitude Attitude is always a choice. We may not be control what happens in life but we
can control how we respond. A positive attitude combined with enthusiasm makes a difference. Attitudes are contagious.
How do we know if somebody needs encouragement? If they are breathing, they need encouragement. There is truth to
the incredible power to positive thinking.

VALUE #6 Be Consistent People who are driven are consistent. They are committed to doing the same things every
day. Consistency compounds and consistency pays off over time. There are many distractions in life that will keep us from
being consistent.

VALUE #7 Equip People Leaders must be committed to reproducing themselves in others. John Maxwells calling is to
train other leaders who will then go and train others. What we have learned in life really matters when we go and teach it
to others.

VALUE #8 Lead By Example People will do what they see. A common mistake of leaders is to say one thing and then
do another. People care much more about what you do not just what you say. Modeling appropriate behavior is very
important. The hardest person to lead is yourself.

VALUE #9 Be a Catalyst for Transformation Before we can help transform others, we must first be transformed
ourselves. Before we can serve others, we must first take care of ourselves. We must be the change we want to see in the
world. It is always fulfilling to see lives transformed.

VALUE #10 Faith Faith is essential. There are many things that we can only accomplish with Gods help. With mortals
this is impossible. With God, all things are possible. Faith is believing that you can achieve great things with Gods help.

These are the values that make up the DNA of the John Maxwell Team and these are the values that I want to try to exhibit
here at Woodmont. Much of what we talked about is related to thinking, attitude, values, priorities, investing in others, and
learning from mistakes. I look forward to sharing more in the future. It was a great experience!

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 Important dates!
April 9th - Palm Sunday - Cherub Choir sings at
9:30am and Grace Notes sings at 11 am & The Bridge
April 15th - Easter Egg Hunt at 10:30am
April 16th - Easter Sunday (7am, 9:30am,
9:45am & 11am services)
April 23rd - Disciples Class Baptisms

April Memory Verse:

When the centurion and those with
him who were guarding Jesus saw
the earthquake and what had just
happened, they were filled with awe and
said, This was certainly Gods Son.
- Matthew 27:54

Birthdays April 1-15

4/1 Brents Simmons
4/3 Stella Bugg
4/9 Lucy Kate Holley
NEW FROM ANNE! 4/13 Waller McMillin
4/15 Cannon Milam

Congrats, Katie!
Woodmont Christian Church welcomes
Zachary Pennington Penn Gossage, son of
Kevin and Katie Gossage, into the world!

If you would like to bless the Gossages with

a meal during this special time, go to
http://bit.ly/meals4katie
Mission Trip to Belize
Will Dunn & Russell Carpenter

Season of Lent Schedule

Thursday, April 13 Maundy Thursday
Special service in Drowota Hall after Fellowship Dinner
Experience a live reenactment of The Last Supper!
Bring a cup for this communion service.
Friday, April 14 Good Friday Service
5:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary
Seven Last Words of Christ
Saturday, April 15 Family Easter Egg Hunt!
10:30 a.m. on the East Lawn
A Woodmont tradition - bring your family and friends!
Sunday, April 16 Easter Sunday
7:00 a.m. Sunrise Service at the Outdoor Chapel
9:30 Easter Sunday Worship in the Sanctuary
9:45 a.m. Easter Sunday Worship at The Bridge
11:00 Easter Sunday Worship in the Sanctuary
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 Life and Death
by Michael Graham
Gabriel Faur was born in Pamiers,
France in 1845, when Chopin was still
alive and only eighteen years after
Beethovens death. He knew most of the
Romantic eras composers and outlived
most of them.

A master of his craft and innovative in his work, his now classic
Requiem was first performed on January 16, 1888 for the funeral
of an architect in Paris with Faur conducting.

Concerning his Requiem, he once told an interviewer, It has been

said that my Requiem does not express the fear of death and
someone has called it a lullaby of death. But, I see death as a happy
deliverance, an aspiration towards happiness above, rather than as
a painful experience.

In the Requiem, Faur is particularly poignant in his contrasting

depiction of light and darkness, heaven and hell, life and death,
salvation and damnation. These opposites were, no doubt, heavily
on the mind of Jesus as he willingly approached his coming
suffering. As surely as the Son of God anticipated his forthcoming
agony, he also knew the final outcome - victory over sin, death, hell
and the grave.

Throughout the work, Faur gives us this sense as the text descends
into hell in the Offertory and rises in victory in the Sanctus. The
violas lyrical melody in the Agnus Dei asks us to behold the Lamb
that takes away the sins of the world, while, at the end of the
movement, the sopranos bathe us in the restful lux aeterna (light
eternal) in an episode that sounds as if it was written for a modern
movie soundtrack. In the Libera Me the soloist asks for freedom
from judgment on the day the righteous shall be separated from
the wicked. Faur gently moves us from earth to heaven in the final
movement where we hear a choir of angels and meet the pauper,
Lazarus, who during his lifetime suffered, but is now gloriously
transformed in paradise.
Art is always imbued with contrasts because art depicts life and
life is, indeed, bittersweet. Gabriel Faur truly and beautifully
portrayed life in his Requiem. I hope you and your invited friends
will join us for this special lenten performance on the afternoon of
Palm Sunday.
APRIL
Need help with your taxes? A Zumba workout?
Advice on starting a business? Family counseling?
A physical? Casa Azafrn offers the services, and
space, to meet all these needs under one roof.
In rooms that mirror the beauty of Moorish and
Spanish design, Casa Azafrn is currently home
to nine non-profit partners who provide
opportunities ranging from health, financial, and
legal services to cultural, culinary and educational
enrichment in Nashvilles most international and
ethnically diverse district.
Come to CWFs April 4th meeting at 11 AM, Room
105, to learn about this amazing collection of diverse
and important groups brought together at Casa
Azafrn. Never heard of it? Theres lots to learn.
RSVP at www.woodmontchristian.org

Bruce Barkhauer
Stewardship as Spirituality
Saturday, April 1 9 AM in the Gathering Hall

All are invited for this special Congregational Breakfast!

RSVP at www.woodmontchristian.org/signup

For elders and leaders, a meeting on Creating Culture

of Generosity will follow at 11 AM in the Boardroom.
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 Rummage Sale to Benefit Church Women United!
Gently used Books, Bags, and Boots will be the featured
merchandise at a benefit sale organized by the Nashville
area Church Women United (CWU). The event takes place
Saturday, April 8, from 9 am to 1 pm, under the porte
cochere at the south end of Woodmonts main building.
Rummage sale items will be bargain priced and
include hardback and soft cover books, ladies handbags,
and boots or shoes of all kinds and sizes. Event organizers
are seeking donation of these items prior to the sale
date, but items must be in good shape with minimal
wear. All proceeds will support locally based grassroots
activities that serve the needs of Nashvilles poor and
underprivileged children and families. Dara Howe is
Woodmonts representative coordinating the event,
including recruitment of volunteers and donated items for
the sale. Call or email her for details.
Church Women United is a national movement
with a 75 year history of engaging Christian women
inclusive of all races and denominations. CWU is open
to all women of faith and meets monthly at churches in
the Nashville area. The Nashville chapter of CWU will be
hosting the State Assembly of CWU women in Tennessee
April 28-29. Woodmont will host the CWU Nashville
meeting on May 5.

New Woodmont Fire and Safety Procedures

by Mike Brent
After several months of planning and the recent completion of training sessions with our Sunday School Class Leaders, Nursery
Workers, Elders, Deacons and Shepherds, Woodmonts new fire and safety procedures are now in place. Just as you are told when you
board an airplane to review the safety instruction procedures in the seat-back pocket, we urge you to review these procedures. Here
are the basics:
In the event of a fire alarm or other announcement to evacuate the Sanctuary, EVERYONE should immediately stand up and move
towards the Narthex to exit the building using both the side aisles and the center aisle. When the alarm horns and strobes activate do
NOT wait for any announcement as to whether this might be a drill or false alarm. From the center aisle continue out the double front
doors, from the north side aisle continue out the north side door (facing the Mansion), and from the south side aisle continue out
the south side door (facing Hillsboro Road). From the balcony, come down the steps and join the line of people exiting via the double
front doors. Shepherds Team members and Deacons will have all those doors open and will provide further instructions. Once outside
proceed north towards the grassy area in front of the Mansion (or around the Mansion to the grassy area behind Campbell West), or
south towards the grassy area in front of South Hall and/or the Outdoor Chapel, so the sidewalk in front of the building remains clear
for others to exit the building.
PARENTS: Do NOT go to the Kids Commons area or Nursery to pick up your children, as they will be not be there! Sunday
School Class Leaders, Nursery Workers, Elders, Deacons and Shepherds will have escorted all children out of the building
(Kids Commons classrooms evacuate to the Outdoor Chapel area, and the Nursery evacuates to the grassy area behind
Campbell West). Fire Evacuation Maps/Routes and other information are now posted in the Nursery and all Classrooms
(adult, youth and children), as well as Maps/Routes in Drowota Hall (for the Bridge Service or other events in that area), the
Gathering Space, and the Sanctuary. Please familiarize yourself with these Maps/Routes and other information the next time
you are in your classroom, your childrens classrooms, and/or other areas. We urge you to arrive early before church one day
soon, or stay a few minutes after church, and walk the evacuation route, with your children, to their designated evacuation
area, as well as walking your own evacuation route.
Even if the alarm horns and strobes cease, continue to evacuate the building until an all clear announcement is made by emergency
responders and/or Shepherds Team members. Once outside the building, move away from the doors so others may continue to exit,
and use the sidewalks and grassy areas so that the driveways remain clear for emergency vehicles.
COMING NEXT: Shelter in Place areas have also been designated for everyone to move to in the event of a tornado or other
emergency. Those locations are also shown on the Fire Evacuation Maps/Routes, and we will publish more information about those
procedures soon.
WHY WE ARE DOING THIS NOW: The Woodmont Board created what is now known as the Safety and Security Committee, to perform a
comprehensive review of our campus and emergency procedures, including the engagement of professionals skilled in church safety
and security. The SSC learned that while Woodmont Christian Preschool already had detailed plans in place, including regular training
and fire drills, there were no detailed procedures in place for emergencies during a church service, Sunday School, or other gatherings.
The Shepherds Team was then created, with primary duties including assistance to members and visitors in the event of an emergency.
The slow reaction of the congregation to a Fire Alarm on October 30, 2016 (triggered by smoke detectors as a result of a heavy water
vapor fog created during a puppet show in the Kids Commons area) indicated this area of the Safety and Security Procedures needed
to be prioritized. That was reinforced again on March 7, 2017 when a small fire occurred during a luncheon in Drowota Hall (fortunately
the fire was quickly extinguished with only minimal damage). That fire activated a smoke detector, which triggered a Fire Alarm. As
they have regularly practiced, the teachers and children in the PreSchool promptly exited the building. Unfortunately, most of the
attendees at the luncheon ignored the Fire Alarm, confirming for the SSC that periodic reminders such as this communication are
important for everyone. The next alarm may be due to a life-threatening emergency requiring prompt evacuation for the safety of
everyone.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact any member of the SSC.
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 Next Weeks Calendar Upcoming Special Events
Sunday, April 2 - STEWARDSHIP KICKOFF SUNDAY! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, Lent and the Christian Faith week
8:15 a.m. Seekers Bible Study, Room 105 3 with Alexis James Waggoner, 6:30 p.m. in the Boardroom.
9:30 a.m. Worship in the Sanctuary, Sun. School
9:45 a.m. Worship at The Bridge, Drowota Hall WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, Experiencing God Through
11:00 a.m. Worship in the Sanctuary, Sun. School Contemplative Practices week 4 with Anne and Roy Stauffer
6:15 p.m. Youth Group, Youth Wing at 6:30 p.m. in Room 105.

Monday, April 3 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, Free pizza is now available for
3:30 p.m. Geezers Mens Group, Boardroom all children at our Fellowship Dinners! Socialize & relax with
6:00 p.m. CWF Circle #5, Room 105 your church family at 5:45 PM in Drowota Hall.
MENU: Chicken and Dressing, Sweet Potato Casserole,
Tuesday, April 4 Butter Peas with Thyme, & Carrot Cake.
9:00 a.m. Womens Prayer Group, Campbell-Stone RSVP at www.woodmontchristian.org/signup
9:45 a.m. Womens Bible Study, Room 200
10:00 a.m. CWF Board Meeting, Room 100 SATURDAY, APRIL 1, Congregational Breakfast with Bruce
10:30 a.m. CWF Meeting, Room 105 Barkhauer at 9 a.m. in the Gathering Hall. Barkhauer was
11:00 a.m. CWF Luncheon, Drowota Hall called as the first Minister for Faith and Giving for Christian
6:00 p.m. Handbell Practice, Choir Room Church in 2010. Since that time, he has engaged the whole
church in conversations about generosity and offered
Wednesday, April 5 transformative ways for congregations to think about
6:15 a.m. Mens Small Group, Room 100 stewardship.
7:00 a.m. Original Mens Bible Study, Room 105
7:00 a.m. Younger Mens Bible Study, Boardroom SUNDAY, APRIL 2, Stewardship Kickoff Sunday with Bruce
5:30 p.m. Grace Notes Practice, Kids Commons Barkhauer preaching Finding Your Way Into Realm.
5:45 p.m. Wednesday Fellowship Dinner, D.H.
6:30 p.m. Choir Practice, Choir Room TUESDAY, APRIL 4, Come to CWFs April meeting at 11
6:30 p.m. Lent and the Christian Faith Week 4 with AM in Room 105 to learn about the amazing collection of
Alexis James Waggoner, Boardroom diverse and important groups brought together at Casa
6:30 p.m. Experiencing God Through Azafran in Nashville. Never heard of it? Theres lots to learn!
Contemplative Practices Week 5, Anne
& Roy Stauffer, Room 105
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, Gently used books, bags, and boots
will be available at a rummage sale to benefit Church
Thursday, April 6 Women United 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. under the porte cochre.
10:00 a.m. Sit and Stitch, Gathering Hall
SUNDAY, APRIL 9, Join us for our first-ever Missions Fair!
Saturday, April 8 Visit the Gathering Hall before or after service for a one-of-
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Rummage Sale to benefit Church Women a-kind opportunity to connect with the leaders of over 23
United under the porte cochre Woodmont-based ministries. Find which one is right for you!

SUNDAY, APRIL 9, On Palm Sunday, enjoy a special

presentation of Gabriel Faurs Requiem at 3 PM in the
Sanctuary! In the Requiem, Faur is particularly poignant
in his contrasting depiction of light & darkness, heaven &
hell, life and death, salvation & damnation. These opposites
were, no doubt, heavily on the mind of Jesus as he willingly
approached his coming suffering. As surely as the Son of
God anticipated his forthcoming agony, he also knew the
final outcome - victory over sin, death, hell and the grave.

SUNDAY, APRIL 9, Intro to Woodmont at 12:15 PM in the

Boardroom. Visitors and members are invited to join our
ministers for lively conversation in a relaxed atmosphere
while enjoying a delicious lunch. Guests get to ask
questions, meet new people, and find out about church life
at Woodmont. Many people make the decision to become
members of Woodmont at the luncheon. Childcare is
available, and reservations are appreciated.
RSVP AT www.woodmontchristian.org/signup

SATURDAY, APRIL 15, Easter Egg Hunt at 10:30 AM, East Lawn.
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 Thank you! M ACK EN Z I E B A L DW I N
Today, we say goodbye to everyones favorite Woodmont employee: MacKenzie Baldwin.

Since joining Woodmonts staff in February 2016, MacKenzie has touched hundreds of
lives by her kindness, enthusiasm, and authenticity in The Mansion. From helping a
MA R CH first-time visitor on the phone to opening the door for a lifelong member, MacKenzie is
the rare kind of person who does everything she can to make someones day brighter.

MacKenzie has decided to move to California and will be leaving Nashville in April.

BEST WISHES, MACKENZIE! WE WILL MISS YOU.

PRAYERS FOR OUR CHURCH FAMILY: THIS WEEK, THE ELDERS OF

CONGRATULATIONS TO:
Kevin and Katie Gossage on the birth of
their son, Zachary Pennington Gossage,
on Thursday, March 23rd!
IN THE HOSPITAL:
Jane Main, Centennial
LuAnn Brent, St. Thomas West
Mary Lou Johnson, Centennial
NEW CONCERNS:
Bill Meadors
CONTINUING CONCERNS:
Tammy Regen, daughter in law of Gene
and Elizabeth Regen, Knoxville, TN
Ray Dickerson WOODMONT ASK YOU TO
Jan Goans JOIN THEM IN PRAYER FOR:
Donnie Creighton Norman
Kay Butterworth Victims and families killed and injured in the
Camille Gift terrorist attack in London.
Vicki Phillips
Al & Pam Richardson The new Disciples class.
Ed Kelly
Lee Ann Hawkins Our Stewardship Campaign.
Beverly Small
Gus Stranch, son of Gerard & Patty Prepare our hearts for the celebration of the
Stranch Resurrection of Jesus.
Joyce Stanley, Jan Andersons sister
Clay Perry, son of Diane & Tim Perry,
grandson of Betty & Bill Johnson, Seattle
Ben Cherry

April 2, 2017 Elders and Deacons Serving

By Our Presence and Our Gifts Deacons Serving Elders Serving

Date Sun. School Total Atd. Operating Communion Prep: Diane Perry 9:30 a.m.
March 5 367 921 $60,313 Service Coordinator: 9:30 - Jerry Johnson Sandy Smith
March 12 369 908 $74,193 9:45 - Kristen Newman 11:00 - Laurie Hester Martha Galyon
March 19 276 684 $54,842 Video Camera: 9:30 - Bob Faricy 9:45 a.m.
March 26 357 896 $24,180 Fran Stewart
11:00 - Jim Hester
Worship Services April 2, 2017 9:30 a.m. 9:45. a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
Tom Dovan Andrew Chelton Patricia Taylor Marcus Crider
Jim Batson Stephanie Chelton Cynthia Arnholt Pam Richardson
9:30, 9:45, & 11:00 AM Worship Billy Crawford Mari-Kate Hopper Bette Christofersen
Finding Your Way Into Realm Nick Holscher Jeff Kinman Hospital -
Dr. Bruce Barkhauer preaching Mike McConnell
Faye Tevebaugh
Mark 10 Seth Joyner
Marcie Anderson
John Weldon