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October 25, 2015 Issue 42

In This Issue Remember in Prayer 2 Statistics 2 Spiritual Disciplines Wk 2 Serving in the Military 2 Loving Hearts 3 Change of Address 3 Sr. Adults 3 Harvest Festival 3 Ed Zeliff Concert 3 Hospitality & Welcome 4 Sweet Pea Volunteer Call 4 David Matson 4 Alternative Gift Faire 5 Outreach Ministry Summary 6 Nominating Committee 7&8 AGF Shopping List 9 &10 Serving Sunday 11

Events: October 25 - November 1, 2015 October 25: Stewardship Inspiration Sunday 8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN Worship Service 9:00 A.M. - Sunday School for all ages 10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER Worship Service 12:00 P.M. - Loving Hearts Group meet at Coco’s for lunch 1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oración Service, Sanctuary, FH, classrooms 5:00 P.M. - Casa Celebration Service, Sanc., FH, classrooms October 26: 11:30 A.M. - PSWR Golf Committee Meeting, Chapman Lounge 6:30 P.M. - OT Class @ Donna’ October 27: 7:00 P.M. - David Matson Lecture, Chapman Lounge 7:00 P.M. - Casa uses Sanctuary & Choir room October 28: 7:00 P.M. - Hospitality & Welcome Ministry Team, CL October 29: Tri-Tip, Casa, Coordinator 5:00 A.M. - Casa Prayer Time, Chapman Lounge 7:00 P.M. - Habitat use Chapman Lounge 7:30 P.M. - Chancel Choir October 30: All Day - Casa sets up for Festival, Fellowship Hall 10:00 A.M. - Speakers League, Room 107 October 31: 9:00 A.M. - Casa sets up for Festival 4:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. - Community Festival, Fellowship Hall November 1: Alternative Gift Faire - Daylight Savings Time Ends Stewardship Gratitude Sunday 8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN Worship Service 9:00 A.M. - Sunday School for all ages 9:00 A.M. - Set up for Alternative Gift Faire 10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER Worship Service 11:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. - Alternative Gift Faire on Plaza 1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oración Service, Sanctuary, FH, classrooms 5:00 P.M. - Casa Celebration Service, Sanc., FH, classrooms

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October 25, 2015 Issue 42

AA Groups: Sun. 8 p.m. Rm. 107; Thursday, 8 p.m. FH NO Friday, 7:30 p.m. FH; NO Sat. 8:30 p.m. FH

OCYPAA, Sat. 3:30 p.m. FH Al-Anon: Fri. Noon, Rm. 101A NA: Tues. 7:30 p.m. OA: Tues, 7 p.m.

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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 Church

Harbor Christian Church2401 Irvine Avenue Newport Beach, CA 92660

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

Readings and Prayer Concerns for Week of Oct. 26 – Nov. 1, 2015

Monday, October 26: Reading: Ruth 1: 1-5; Pray for the PSWR Golf Committee Evaluation meeting today.Tuesday, October 27: Reading: Ruth 1: 6-18; Pray for the David Matson Lecture series as it concludes tonight in Chapman Lounge.Wednesday, October 28: Reading: Psalm 146; Pray for St. Paul Lutheran Church as they feed the hungry this evening.Thursday, October 29: Reading: Hebrews 9:11-14; Pray for Habitat for Humanity staff interviewing potential homeowners tonightFriday, October 30: Reading: Mark 12:28-30; Pray for Global Ministries Missionary in Morocca, Tyler Reeve.

Saturday, October 31: Reading: Mark 12:31-34; Pray for Casa de Oración Congregation as they sponsor a Community Festival today in Fellowship Hall.Sunday, November 1: Reading: John 11:32-44; Pray for Alternative Gift Faire today.

Those Serving in the Military Adam Hawley, Deb Taylor’s nephew, is back at Ft. Bliss.

Lt. Cmdr. Patrick O’Conner, Betty Rollo’s grandson-in-law, who is stationed at Hanford, CA.

Lt. Patrick Rollo, Betty Rollo’s grandson, is at sea for several months.

PFC Brandon Vannoy, grandson of Bob & Donna Vannoy, has returned from Afghanistan.

Chief Michael J. Borden, Nancy Geiger’s grandson, in Norfolk, VA.

Brandon Johnson, Army Chaplain, Mariette Linberg’s 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 & Sammie’s grandson, deployed to Korea for a year Mjr. Christopher Evans, cousin of Annie Frater’s who is serving in Seoul, Korea.

Sunday StatisticsOctober 18, 2015 92 (Remember Service)

6 (Reawaken Service) (Casa 1 P.M. service) Weekly Giving: $2,500.27 Missions: $277.81

Budget Goal: $3,777 Pathways of Hope, Food Bags: $5

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Downtown Market: $641.40

Loving Hearts Luncheon By popular demand we are going back to Tea and Teacups for a wonderful afternoon of tea, scones, and other delicious goodies on Friday, October 30 at 12 noon.  The address is 18154 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda.  If you would like to attend, you will need a reservation.  So please call the church office by the 25th.  Also, please let Donna W. know if you would like to carpool. She can accommodate the first six who RSVP.

We look forward to a lovely time sipping tea in a nice, cool environment.

Change o f Address

Hello from cold and wet Parks, AZ.  The move has not been smooth and due to all of the rain I still don't have my furnishings and personal items.  They can't deliver because of all the mud.  I live 20 miles west of Flagstaff in a rural community of 1,200 people.   My Mom and pets (Lucy, Yoda, Shadow and Molly) are settling in. Should have Internet and satellite TV by this weekend. I wanted to provide you my new address.

Street address1860 N. Nottingham Dr.Parks, AZ. 86018Mailing AddressP.O. Box. 50704Parks, AZ. 86018

Phone is my cell.  714-293-5746I miss my Church family.  

Blessings.Deb Taylor

Harvest Festival This Saturday, October

31 from 4 - 8 P.M. Casa de Oración will be hosting a great community festival 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.

Casa will be sharing the times of ours and their services and activities. It would be great for some of us to help them and get to know each other better. I heard comments on how nice the shared service was and that we should do it more often. So come on out and get to know our Casa brothers and sisters in this fun activity.

Come on down either Friday or Saturday and help Casa de Oración set up or come help 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 of your intent to participate

Donna W.

Senior Adults Met Tuesday, October 20, 2015

The Senior Adult Ministry met this past Tuesday, October 20, 2015 for their monthly luncheon. Twenty-four were present for lunch, fellowship and a wonderful piano concert presented by our guest Ed Zeliff. This was our 3rd time for Ed to entertain us and we are very thankful for his generosity of time and talent. We had another surprise guest who joined us for lunch. Rev Darrell McGowan came to pick some things up from Donna and decided to join us for lunch. It was so good to see him and be able to visit. Our next meeting is Tuesday, November 17 when we will meet in FELLOWSHIP HALL for our annual THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON. There is a signup sheet on the counter of the office to volunteer to help, bring food and set up and clean up. Donna is baking the turkeys again this year. We do hope that all the seniors will join us for this festive occasion. Just another reminder that our Christmas Tea will be on Tuesday, DECEMBER 15, 2015 AT

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2:00 PM IN CHAPMAN LOUNGE. Be sure to put both of these dates on your calendar and join us for our two celebrations to end the year.

Another Opportunity to hear Ed Zeliff

“Darksome Night, A Concert of Suspense” is the theme for a concert being presented at 3 p.m. at La Habra United Methodist Church, 631 N. Euclid St. La Habra.

A unique selection of music and theatrical excerpts supporting local artists in a variety of genres. This promises to be a suspenseful and enchanting afternoon.

Music and literature performed by Hyun Jung Ro, Debbie Silva & Edward Zeliff is appropriate for all ages.

The concert will transport you into the haunting world of Halloween.

Hospitality & Welcome Ministry Team

Hospitality & Welcome Ministry Team has its first meeting scheduled to plan for our 2016 year!  The date is Wednesday, October 28 at 6:30 P.M. (before the holidays get in full swing.) All of those who offered to help or said YES when I asked, please try to be there.  Bring your ideas and suggestions of what you think would be a fun event for our church family.  Some of you have offered to help but said you can't make a meeting, please call (714-738-7337) or email (judismedley1@aol.com) with your ideas.  It takes a lot of commitment to plan and execute a successful year.  If you haven't volunteered to help, please do.  We need "DO-ERS" as well as 'PLANNERS' and we would love to have you join our Hospitality & Welcome Team :) 

Hope to see you 28.Judi

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.

David Matson LecturesTuesday Night Study Series

David Matson Bible Lecture Series Concludes this Tuesday, Oct. 277:00 p.m. in Chapman Lounge

Title: "Preach the Gospel"

During his first three lectures in this series, David Matson has presented a word study using a series of passages in the Old Testament, in a little-known secular Greek calendar inscription, and in Mark, Luke, and Matthew where the word "euangelion" (good news, glad tidings, or gospel) occurs and this last week we delved into Paul’s use of the word. 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.

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Why care so much about one little word? We care because everyone somehow thinks she/he knows what it means, but few can define the exact content it refers to. We care because it's at the heart of our identity as Christians and as the Disciples of Christ denomination. We care because if we cannot be clear about what it is we proclaim and call others to embrace, how can we have the unity we seek?

And if we do not gain that clarity, we risk our future dissolving into a social movement based on generalized feelings about love, peace, and hope, no different than many other non-religious groups.

His challenge to us has been one of "clarity over agreement." First, get very clear about what our own "Book" meant in using the word "gospel" and then work out our own various responses to that message. This last week, 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.

One Week From Now . . . 

In just one week, the annual Alternative Gift Faire will be held on the Plaza from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. as it has been every year for about 15 years, except on those occasions when it rained.

Annually, this event has usually generated between $12,000 and $15,000 to benefit the various ministries, local and world-wide, that participate by having tablesstaffed by volunteers who assist all participants in making gifts and/or purchasing items that benefit others in

our community and beyond to the so-called “ends of the earth.”

Why is this important? The Alternative Gift Faire gives each of us the opportunity to make a portion of our Christmas giving dollars support causes which reflect the spirit of our Lord who called his followers to “minister to the least of these,” as Dale reminded us in his sermon on Matthew 25:31-45 this past Sunday. What percentage ofyour Christmas giving dollars you choose to use at the Alternative Gift Faire is up to you. As a guideline, we’d suggest that if you plan to spend $500 on Christmas gifts for family members and friends that you consider spending 10% of the amount to purchase gifts for, or make donations in the names of those on your Christmas list at Sunday’s AGF. From whom can you purchase gifts?  At least two participants, American Cancer Fund, overseen by Connie Townsend, and the Third World Hand Arts of Santa Ana will have items you can purchase. To whom can you make a gift in the name of someone on your Christmas list? At least 15 to 20 ministries will be on hand to receive your donations and provide you with greeting cards you can use to describe the gifts you will have given at the AGF. Among the world-wide ministries who will graciously receive your gifts are these: Bread for the World’s Endowment Fund, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, Church World Service and Heifer International. Among the ministries in our community who will welcome your support are: Pathways of Hope, FISH of Fullerton and Released Time Education. Finally, among the denominational and congregational ministries you can support are these: Loch Leven Conference who’ll be part of the 2015 Alternative Gift Faire!

We remind all of our members of the two things we’ve challenged you to do:

First, come out to the Plaza yourself on November 1st and see what the AGF is all about and make a gift of at

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least $10 to the ministry of your choice!Second, get on the phone, or send

an e-mail this week, to invite at least one other person, not connected with our congregation, to meet you at the AGF a week from Sunday, November 1.

Mary Ann Richmond and Jill Scott are coordinating this year’s event. Craig Wallace is in charge of the set-up and take down of the pop-up tents, as well as the tables and chairs needed for it to happen. A number of our members will be at the tables of many of the organizations involved in the AGF. Barry Woodbridge is coordinating the team that will sell Tri-Tip sandwiches and soft drinks so you can get something to eat either before or after you do your shopping. If you’d like to be one of our volunteers for this event speak to Mary Ann, Jill or Craig. They will have a job you can do!

If you are interested in supporting the AGF, but you can’t physically be present next Sunday, we can have someone be your “volunteer shopper.” If you are going to need a volunteer shopper, tell Donna Woodbridge that you will need one and make sure she has the money that you want your volunteer shopper to spend on your behalf.

Finally, let’s make 2015 the year we set a new record of sales and gifts to and through the Alternative Gift Faire! It’s possible, if ALL OF US do our part! Plus, it’s a great timeto get better acquainted with members of the congregation you don’t know well who, like you, will either be shopping or assisting people to do their shopping!

Outreach Ministry

Summary of The October Outreach Ministry Meeting

As we do every month following our meeting, we provide you with a summary of reports received and the actions

taken. So, here’s that summary from our meeting heldon Wednesday, October 14.

1. We welcomed Michael Shepherd as a new member of the Outreach Ministry!

2. We finalized the plans for the annual Alternative Gift Faire set for November 1.

3. Learned that the profit from the 2015 Tri-Tip Project through early October stood at $8,000 plus.

4. Heard that Phil Forbes distributed 48 Hygiene Kits and 13 Bibles, 2 of which were printed in Spanish. The inventory for the Hygiene Kits was exhausted or moreof them would have been given out. A new order has been placed for Hygiene Kits to be given out in November and December at the Hot Meal Ministry. Anyone wantingto contribute to the cost of the Hygiene Kits is welcome to do so. Make a check in any amount, payable to the church, and mark “Hygiene Kits” on the memo line. Put it in the offering plate on any Sunday and your gift will be spent for this project, and this project, only.

5. Scheduled a  trip to a Tijuana Orphanage in partnership with Casa de Oracion for Saturday, December 5. More details to come soon!

6. Our Pathways of Hope food drive in September generated 240 cans of food and $380 in cash. Thanks to all who supported this project.

7. The 2015 Reconciliation totaled $800—way beyond our $600 goal! Thanks for your generous response to this Special Offering.

8. Heard a report about the plans for the final Sunday of the Children’s Sabbath activity on October 18th. This program began on September 13th.

9. Reviewed the bulletin insert concerning Bread for the World’s ministry that was distributed on October 18th.

10. Last year’s Thanksgiving Offering, which supports Higher Education Ministries, totaled $830.00. We

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set a goal of $875.00 for this year’s offering to be receivedon November 15 and 22.

11. Last year’s Christmas Offering, which supports our PSW Regional Church and its ministries, totaled $1,066.00. We set a goal of $1,125.00 for this offering to bereceived on December 20 and 27.

12. We discussed a proposal about the percentage of funds to be designated for Outreach in the 2016 church budget. We have communicated our proposal to theStewardship Ministry regarding this matter as they develop the 2016 Operating Budget for our congregation. Our proposal is that 12% of our offerings in 2016 be designated for the support of all of our Outreach Ministries. This is a 2% increase from the 10% figure which has been the norm for many years.

13. We voted to recommend to the congregation at the Annual Meeting on November 22 that we continue the Global Ministries Task Force with Casa de Oracion in2016. This will be an agenda item at the Annual Meeting.

14. Finally, we reminded the group that the Outreach Ministry would welcome new members in its ranks for 2016. If this interests you, please speak

to either DonnaWoodbridge or Ed Linberg for more information about the responsibilities of being

part of the Outreach Ministry.Submitted by Ed Linberg, Chair

Outreach Ministry, 2015

Nominating Committee Preliminary Report - Officers Nominated for 2016 Please Note: Nominating Committee is still working to fill the empty slots

Council of EldersThe Council of Elders, deriving its authority from the Congregation, shall give thoughtful consideration to the policies of the church to enable it to fulfill its complete mission and promote the growth and welfare of the church. They shall oversee and encourage the function and coordination of the ministry of the church. They shall be the policy-making body of the church and shall bear responsibility in matters of major and unusual circumstances. In conjunction with the Trustees they shall oversee the business affairs of the church. They shall give spiritual support to the members of the Congregation. They shall serve at the Lord's Table, and perform such other duties as may be designated. They shall with the Minister(s) meet monthly or upon the call of the Minister(s) for prayer and discernment with regard to the church's vision, values, mission, and goals. They shall meet at least quarterly or upon the call of the Chairperson of the Congregation and Council of Elders, or upon written request of at least ten members of the Council of Elders in a business meeting for ministry guidance, support, and decision-making. Terms are: An Elder must have been a member of the local Congregation for a minimum period of one year before being elected to office. Term of office shall be for a 3 years with a maximum of 2 consecutive terms. The total is 18-24 including the Officers determined by need by the Council of Elders and Minister(s).

Chairperson of the Congregation and Council of Elders - shall fulfill the usual duties of such an officer, call and preside at all regular or special business meetings of the Congregation and Council of Elders. Secretary of the Congregation and Council of Elders - shall keep minutes of all regular or special business meetings of the Congregation, serve as Secretary of the Council of Elders, and keep a record of all their regular or called meetings and perform such other duties as may be assigned. Treasurer of the Congregation and Council of Elders - shall supervise the receipt and disbursement of all funds of the church, and make reports at the Annual Business Meeting of the Congregation, and at each regular meeting of the Council of Elders.

Chairperson – Pat Vannoy Sr. *

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Secretary –Treasurer

Elders

Term Ending 2018Pat Vannoy*Nancy Malotte*Jeanne Tarbell

Term Ending 2017PJ VannoyMike VaughanBarbara HastyBob HastyAnnie FraterNancy GeigerMitch HanlonLuanne Bailey

Term Ending 2016Kathy Robidoux *Bill MartinPhil ForbesLin GarciaBarry WoodbridgeJudi SmedleyRandy Langston*Sherry Herrera

TrusteesThe Trustees, with the guidance of the Council of Elders, and subject to the approval of the Congregation, shall act as the legal agents of the church in all business matters hold legal title to all church property and handle all business transactions related thereto, have supervision over all endowment and trust funds, keep the church and its properties adequately insured against possible loss, damage, and liability, and perform such other duties as are required by the laws of the State of California and Articles of Incorporation. They shall meet quarterly with the Church Treasurer to review the finances of the church including all fund accounts. Terms are: 4 year term, 1 Trustee is elected each year for a total of 4. The Chairperson of the Congregation and Council of Elders is the 5th Trustee. A Trustee can serve in any other office and their term as Trustee is not considered in any other position they may hold.

Term Ending 2019 Term Ending 2018 Term Ending 2017 Term Ending 2016Minde Findley Barbara Fenters Dwain Van Diest

Trustee EmeritusDuane Elliott

Financial SecretaryThe Financial Secretary shall keep a record of all contributions, receive contributions, maintain a ledger of each member's accounts, deposit funds received, and obtain receipts.

Luanne Bailey*

Ministry CoordinatorsEach Ministry Coordinator recruit interested team members to coordinate existing ministries, support and resource ministries within his or her designated areas of ministry, hold meetings as necessary and incorporate new ministries into the life of the congregation. The Elders will provide guidance and oversight to the Ministry Coordinators. Terms are: term of 1 year and not eligible for more than 3 consecutive terms in same office.

Hospitality & Welcome: Judi Smedley*Stewardship & Property:Discipleship: Lin Garcia*

Worship: Chris Fee*Outreach:

DiaconateThe Diaconate of the First Christian Church will consist of men, women and older youth. The Diaconate shall be responsible for the serving of the Communion, its preparation, distribution and clean-up, ushering of worshipers…and help in such other duties and ministries as may be designated. They shall attend 2 Prayer and Discernment meetings per year with the Council of Elders, the dates to be set by the Council of Elders. Terms are: 3 year term with a maximum of 2 consecutive terms. One third is elected each year.

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The Chairperson of the Diaconate shall organize the Diaconate into teams to serve Communion on Sundays, select team leaders to head the teams, select Diaconate to serve Communion for special services, train Diaconate as needed, monitor Communion supplies and order/purchase as needed, choose the Diaconate to serve on the Nominating Committee and serve on the Discipleship and Worship Ministry Team.

Diaconate Chair-Leslie Beck*

Term Ending 2017

Term Ending 2017 Term Ending 2016

Kathy Wright Laura Schaffel

Alice WallaceCraig WallaceSue HarlessDiane DaughertyRandy LangstonTerry VannoyEmily Steward-Styffe

Leslie BeckAnnie FraterLisa ParksJan McCuenDirk McCuenShawn McCuen Kelly McCuenPaul RobidouxAnna Van DiestDavid StyffeBill HenkeKim MillerRandy Baxter

* Names placed in Nomination

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First Christian Church 109 E. Wilshire AvenueFullerton, 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 God’s 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,they’re 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 25, 2015Greeter: Barbara FentersGuest Book: Terry VannoyCoffee Host: Hospitality MinistryAcolyte Parent: BealSound & Video: PJ VannoyLay Leader: Children’s Moment: Elders: Nancy Malotte, Pat Vannoy, Melody Martinez

Diaconate: Leslie’s TeamPrepare: Randy Langston, Lisa Parks Ushers: Diane Daugherty, Sue HarlessServe: Leslie Beck, Diane Daugherty,

Sue Harless, Randy Langston, Lisa Parks, Amy Styffe

Clean Up: Leslie Beck, Amy & David Styffe

Serving November 1, 2015

Greeter: Beverly ReinkeGuest Book: Coffee Host: Hospitality MinistrAcolyte Parent: AnguloSound & Video: Clare KeechLay Leader: Children’s Moment: Elders: Barry Woodbridge, Luanne Bailey, Judi Smedley

Diaconate: Randy’s TeamPrepare: Randy Baxter, Barbara

Fenters, Ushers: Sibyl Dittberner, Terry VannoyServe: Randy Baxter, Barbara Fenters,

Annie Frater, Bill Henke, Terry VannoyClean Up: Annie Frater, Terry Vannoy

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