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Volume 2019 Issue 1 January 16, 2019
The next newsletter, The Christian Messenger, will be
mailed WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ,20 2019.
Articles are due in the church office by
SUNDAY, FEBURARY 17, 2019
One of my favorite people to follow on the internet is a priest in
Minnesota named Father Mike.
In a speech at the Seek 2019 conference, Father Mike stated, “The Gos-
pel will not advance from a stage. It will only advance through
friendships and through family. And if you don’t have time for
either, you don’t have time for the Gospel.”
What family members do I need to invest in and bring to church?
Who are my coworkers that need me to speak God into their lives?
What members of my social group need to be invited to come to church
with me?
Who did I see in church that I know and would like to see come back,
and how shall I encourage them to return?
How can I start a small home study/fellowship group with some people
at church?
You are the key to church growth and making a difference in our com-
munity. How can you be a “welcome sign” to those who visit the church?
Wouldn’t it be great to have your friends and family in church with you,
working alongside you in the Lord? The key to this is YOU.
The Christian Messenger
Volume 2019 Issue 1
CHRISTIAN ACTION TEAM REPORT
As a member of MCC, we are all aware that our tithes, offerings and gifts serve to keep Monticello Christian Church thriving and functioning. Our weekly contributions pay for our building’s upkeep, utilities, repairs, and updates. Our funds cover the salaries of our wonderful staff including our pastors, our office staff, our music leaders, and our custodians. Our generous giving paid for our youth building, purchases our Sunday School and Bible School materials and does so much more. But did you know that your contributions also support many missions each week, month, year? 10% of what is given to the church each year is tithed back to the local community and the world through the Christian Action and World Outreach Teams. Your giving supports much more and reaches further than most of us realize.
In 2018, through the Christian Action Team, your tithes, gifts and offerings blessed our community through support of The Salva-tion Army, the White County Food Pantry, the Twin Lakes Food Pantry, and the White County Council on Aging. You supported Trinity Missions as they sought funding for a new home to aid those working to conquer addictions. You supported Birthright in Delphi, a Christian based organization whose focus is to help mothers and infants in need, offering them basic necessities such as clothing and diapers, but also offering them love, support, hope and counseling and giving them options other than abor-tion. Your money purchased restaurant gift cards as we partnered with a Christian Church in Sheridan that were included in gift bags full of warm clothing, snacks, etc, and were distributed to 300 homeless people in Indianapolis. You provided warm meals to those with the least. Your gifts spread love to the world as we participated in Operation Christmas Child, and you spread love to our local community when we played elves and left small gift bags full of Christmas cheer and God’s love on random porches in Monticello this Christmas season! Your giving helped fund our very own Clothing Closet set up in the Forge so local foster Chil-dren have new clothes to wear to school. Your funds helped numerous families in this community in 2018 with rent, utility, and prescription assistance. Your giving supported Weekday Religious Education so they can continue to spread The Good News to our local elementary school children. Your gifts have also aided many members of Monticello Christian Church the last several years as they dealt with financial hardships, illness, house fires, job loss and auto accidents through our Pastor Emergency Fund. We are doing great things in our world and our community, sharing blessing, hope and God’s love with many. So next Sun-day, when you drop your offering in the basket, know that through your giving, God’s love, mercy and grace is reaching far beyond the walls of MCC!
Natalie Hodgen, Christian Action
UPCOMING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES For an individual or a couple or a group——-contact the church office
Decorate for Mardi Gras Church Party on March 2
Assist with games and serving food for a kid’s carnival on April 27
Adopt a garden.
Select an area that you would plant and maintain Spring-Fall
1.) sign bed on Gordon Road, near the flags
2.) corner sign bed on Gordon & Airport Road
3.) corner sign bed on Airport Road
4.) front beds around front church entrance
5.) beds on east side of the church (playground side)
6.) beds behind church
7.) flower pots on west side by parking lot & front entrance
Build knee high raised planting beds for the daycare children to plant in
Run papers through the shredding machine each month
Put coloring pages in the children’s worship bags once a month
Once every 3 months to assemble Children’s Sunday School papers for the teachers
To be a substitute as needed to assemble the once a month newsletter
To create new labels for the church office mailboxes
Once a month to proofread the newsletter before it is printed
Package offering envelope boxes to mail to those who are away
Create and decorate bulletin boards in the foyer, hallway, and Forge
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SPLINTERS FROM THE BOARD
January 14, 2019
All minutes, reports, and financials were approved as presented.
Team and board training was held.
December average worship was 295.
Daycare reported Safe Sleep Training is scheduled.
Youth reported the bus was safety inspected with no concerns noted. The floor was repaired, new tires installed, a hitch placed
on the back, and a new enclosed trailer purchased to haul items for youth work trips. The trailer is in the back parking lot.
If the weather causes the worship services to be cancelled, TV (WLFI) and radio (WMRS)
will broadcast the closings. The closings will also be announced via email to the Prayer
Chain and put on Facebook.
If a committee meeting or event is cancelled, the respective chairperson will phone mem-
bers to notify them of the cancellation.
INTERESTED IN THE HOSPITALITY/CARE MINISTRY OF MCC? I applied for a grant to enroll the church in a series of care giving workshops and received the grant and enrollment. See details below. Anyone interested in attending these workshops, should contact Rev. Chris ASAP. Hello Rev. Dodson,
Thank you for your interest in the long term learning opportunity Caring Congregations sponsored by the Center for Con-gregations featuring Patrick Riecke of Parkview Health.
I am pleased to inform you that Monticello Christian Church has been accepted into the program!
This program consists of four full-day workshops. Please make sure all of your team members have these dates on their cal-endars.
These workshops will be held from 9 am to 4 pm on: Wednesday, February 13, 2019 Thursday, April 25, 2019 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Thursday, November 21, 2019
Each of the sessions will be in Fort Wayne. Specific locations will be provided prior to each date.
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ELECTRONIC GIVING NOW AVAILABLE
You have options to donate your tithes & gifts:
During regular offering collection
Through our website at www.mccwired.com/give
From your smart phone. Download the free GivePlus Church app from the App Store or Google Play.
You can select donations to be paid directly from your checking, savings or by credit card. Please be aware that a transaction fee is charged if you use a credit or debit card. The church has no control over the fee. It is determined by your credit card company. By filling in the “Help Offset Fee” box on the form, you will assist with the fee.
FEBRUARY
DEACONESSES Lisa Catterlin
Judy Nolan
Linda Snyder
FEBURARY DEACONS 1. Bev Ware 5. Kim Banes**
2. Marsha Morlan 6. Brenda Fraser
3. Sondra Bragg 7. Thomas Cox
4. Eddy Bragg 8. Jeff Reach
**denotes captain
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
A part time opening is available in the church. If you are inter-ested in the 9 a.m. Contemporary Music Leader position, con-tact the church office (574-583-7261) for more information
and an application.
NEW NURSERY ATTENDANT
In January, we welcomed Crystal Turbin as our Nursery
Attendant. Crystal will be staffing the church nursery
during the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services each Sunday. Infants
and toddlers are most welcome in her classroom adjacent
to the east side of the sanctuary.
Crystal has worked for numerous years in our Daycare
nursery and is state certified as well as being the assistant
director of the Daycare Ministry.
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In Nursing Homes
Monticello Healthcare 1120 N. Main St., Monticello
Lynn Conley, Room 128 Jerry Senese, Room 136A
St. Anthony Village 203 Franciscan Dr, Crown Point, IN 46307
Mary Hoffman, Assisted Living, Room #223
White Oak Health Campus 814 S. 6th St, Monticello
Marilyn Kilmer, Room 507 Mary McClintic, Room 516 Diana Longbons Jean Mummert, Room 217 Carolyn Thompson, Room 303
Lakeview Village Senior Living 410 Tioga Rd.
Doris Joslyn, Room D2 Ralph Joslyn, Room D2
At Home Or In Other Facilities Maxine Alspaugh, 1644 Orchardgrove Ave., Newport Richey, FL 34655 727-494-7412 Mary Jane Baker, 1104 Maxwell Ave, Monticello, Anita Carmichael, 6600 Constitution Blvd.#208, Portage MI 49024, 269-365-3554 Juanita Fishel, 110 S 2nd St, Apt. 5, PO Box 151, Chalmers, IN 47929 Roger Hintz, 201 S Beach Drive, Monticello Bettie Pherson, 409 Maple St, 583-3897 Brenda Rose, 506 Easy Street, Monticello Rosie Ryan, 204 Oakview Dr, 583-3244 Karen Vaughn, 206 Southpark Dr, Monticello, 583-4470
Hospitalized/Illness/Other Prayer Needs Sharon Alexander, RSD (Barb Milligan’s daughter) Rose Ann Britton, lung cancer and broken ankle (John Britton’s mother) Brown Twins, continued good health Janet Buckles, terminal cancer Jennifer Crowel, breast cancer Mary McClellan, surgery Feb 7 Nancy Milligan, knee surgery Joyce Rider, recovery from hip surgery Nancy Ritz, cancer Bernadette Roth, cancer Linda Snyder, knee replacement surgery Lynn Snyder, heart problems Virgil “Tom” Wheeldon, cancer Debbie White, chemo Becky Woodcock, stroke therapy
Our military and law enforcement. Our nation and our President Persecuted Christians Wrap your arm around the ones sick, hospitalized and who have lost
loved ones. Growth for MCC Salvation for family members
To activate the Prayer Chain, please call
the church office at 583-7261 or Sylvia
Ward at 583-8845. Email requests should
be sent to Rev. Chris at
[email protected], Deb at
[email protected] or on our website at
www.mccwired.com
Illnesses, hospitalizations, deaths, desire for home-bound Communion should all be directed to the church office at (574) 583-7261 or [email protected]. Note: Medical institutions are no longer by law allowed to notify us of a need. If you don’t notify us, we will not be aware of the need.
PRAISES: Praise for Bruce Catterlin and successful surgery and negative
tests. God is good. He does answer our prayers way beyond what we
pray for. There’s a lot of good Christian people in our church!
Do you receive our church prayer emails? If not, mark your blue card on Sunday that you would like to
receive or email [email protected] and you will be added.
Volume 2019 Issue 1
LENTEN TRIP TO THE SHRINE OF CHRIST’S PASSION
April 4th
Leave church parking lot at 10:30 a.m.
$15 per person + meal cost
Meal at Teibel’s Family Restaurant in Schererville, IN
SIGN-UP AT BULLETIN BOARD
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FEBRUARY 2019
BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES
*anniversaries
February 2019 1
2
*Jim & Barb Milligan
3
Dave McCloskey Karstin McCloskey Charles Snow Bob Warner
4
Christine Dickson
5
6
Kailyn Key
7 8
Kim Loy Luke Smith
9
10
*Steve & Karen Jones
11 12 13 14
15
Hildegard Haines Carol Hall George Loy
16
17
Willis Rusk *Michael & Christina Ellis
18 19
Patrick Jacobsma Linda Wilmot
20
Lynn Conley
21 22
Chris Dodson Carter McCloskey
23
24
Kaitlyn Reiff Karl Shake
25
*Eddy & Sondra Bragg
26 27
28
Doris Hubbard
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FEBRUARY 2019
February 2019 1
11 AM Bible Study
2
3 Worship: 8, 9, 10:30 AM Homebound Communion 11:30 AM FH Reserved (Foulks) 6 PM Adult Small Group (Forge) 6-7 PM Jr. High (Forge) 6-8 PM HSM (Forge) 7 PM Men’s Discipleship (Forge Upstairs Lounge)
4 1-3:30 PM PEO (library & FH)
5 Noon Men’s Disciple-ship (Forge Upstairs Lounge) 6:30 PM Women’s Bible Study (library)
6 Board Items Due 9:30 AM Prayer Group 11 AM Bible Study (library) 4:30-5:30 PM Forge Reserved (Snyder) 6:30 PM Bible Study (library) 6:30 PM Praise Team 7:30 PM Chancel Choir
7 9 AM TOPS 11:45 AM XYZ Lunch 3:30-8 PM Children/Youth Open Gym Night (Forge)
8 11 AM Bible Study
9 9 AM-5 PM Sit N Sew (FH)
10 Worship: 8, 9, 10:30 AM 4 PM Daycare (library) 5:30 PM Christian Ed (library) 6 PM Adult Small Group (Forge) 6-7 PM Jr. High (Forge) 6-8 PM HSM (Forge) 7 PM Men’s Discipleship (Forge Upstairs Lounge)
11 7 PM General Board (old FH)
12 Noon Men’s Disciple-ship (Forge Upstairs Lounge) 5:30 PM Daycare Staff (library) 6:30 PM Women’s Bible Study (library)
13 9:30 AM Prayer Group 11 AM Bible Study (library) 4:30-5:30 PM Forge Reserved (Snyder) 6:30 PM Bible Study (library) 6:30 PM Praise Team 7:30 PM Chancel Choir
14 9 AM TOPS 3:30-8 PM Children/Youth Open Gym Night (Forge) 5:30 PM Aktion Club (FH) 6:30 PM Youth (Forge)
15 11 AM Bible Study
16 6 PM A Series on Prophecy
17 Worship: 8, 9, 10:30 AM Homebound Communion Newsletter Items Due 5 PM Exterior Property (choir room) 6 PM Adult Small Group (Forge) 6-7 PM Jr. High (Forge) 6-8 PM HSM (Forge) 7 PM Men’s Discipleship (Forge Upstairs Lounge)
18 5:30 PM Joy Ministry (old FH) 6 PM CWF Soup Supper (FH)
19 Noon Men’s Disciple-ship (Forge Upstairs Lounge) 6:30 PM Women’s Bible Study (library) 6:45 PM Dartball (Forge)
20 Newsletter Mailed 9:30 AM Prayer Group 11 AM Bible Study (library) 6:30 PM Bible Study (library) 6:30 PM Praise Team 7:30 PM Chancel Choir
21 9 AM TOPS 3:30-8 PM Children/Youth Open Gym Night (Forge) 7 PM Membership (library)
22 11 AM Bible Study
23 11 AM-1 PM Forge Reserved (Ford)
24 Worship: 8, 9, 10:30 AM 6 PM Adult Small Group (Forge) 6-7 PM Jr. High (Forge) 6-8 PM HSM (Forge) 7 PM Men’s Discipleship (Forge Upstairs Lounge)
25 1:30 PM Bingo at White Oak (Volunteers Needed)
26 Noon Men’s Disciple-ship (Forge Upstairs Lounge) 6:30 PM Women’s Bible Study (library) 6:45 PM Dartball (Forge)
27 9:30 AM Prayer Group 11 AM Bible Study (library) 6:30 PM Bible Study (library) 6:30 PM Praise Team 7:30 PM Chancel Choir
28 9 AM TOPS 3:30-8 PM Children/Youth Open Gym Night (Forge)
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THANK YOU Dear Church Family, Thank you for the Bibles and plaque in Steve’s memory. Carol Hall and family To My Church Family, I want to thank you for all your prayers, gifts and thoughtful-ness. It means so much to me to be remembered. I wish I was able to be with you in church but you are with me in my heart! Rosie Ryan Thank you for the prayers for Jerry. He is doing great. Marsha Morlan Dear Monticello Christian Church, Your generous contribution of $2,000 to White County Weekday Religious Education will aid us in sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with the fourth grade students of White County. It is our desire that many will come to know Him personally as their Savior. Please pray for our students—that they will be receptive to the Word; our teacher Cheri—that she will see them for who they are in God; and for our Board—that we will make wise decisions for God’s kingdom and His Glory. God bless you. On behalf of the WRE Board of Directors, Martha Winger, WRE Board Treasurer Thank you for letting our family use the Fellowship Hall for our Christmas. It was perfect. The Strange Family
Condolences to:
Condolences to Carol Hall, Morris & Sandy Hall and Rich & Robin Hall and families in the passing of Steve on
December 21st. Cards to: Carol at 2178 N Jeremy Dr.; Morris & Sandy at 2148 N Jeremy Dr; Rich & Robin at
622 N Illinois
Condolences to Carol Teeter and family in the passing of Melvin on December 21st. Cards: 11991 W Pirate’s Roost Rd.
Condolences to Patricia Hodges and family in the passing of Don on December 28. Cards: 309 Coulter St., Frank-
fort 46041
Condolences to the family of Evelyn Helms who passed on Tuesday, January 1st.
Condolences to the family of Jack Isom who passed on Wednesday, January 9th. Cards to Tom & Tricia Kite, 11624 W.
Briarwood Dr.
What: Supper Club Outing
Who: Adults/Singles/Couples/no children
When: Feb. 8, Friday
Where: Meet at church at 6 p.m. to carpool
Destination: Marilus Mexican/American in
Logansport
LENT—-EASTER EVENTS Lenten Sermon Series:
Meet You at the Table
Sat. March 2 Mardi Gras Evening of
Sweets/desserts/games
March 6 Ash Wednesday service 7 p.m.
April 14 Palm Sunday
April 18 Maundy Thursday service 7 p.m.
April 19 Good Friday service 7 p.m.
April 20 Easter Egg Hunt Sat. 11-1 p.m.
April 21 Easter Services
April 21 Easter Breakfast 8:30-12 served by the
youth
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MEMORIAL FUND
In Loving Memory of Mel Teeter
Choir Fund
Jan & Leona Ray
Memorial Garden
Bill & Marlene Warren
In Loving Memory of Steve Hall
Bibles
Membership Team
In Loving Memory of Evelyn Helms
Bibles
Membership Team
Carpet Fund
Tanny Dawson-Snyder
Memorial
Connie Jindra
Everlynn Schubach, born December 27 weighing 7 lb 10.5 ozs.
Parents are Neketa & Kyle Schubach, grandmother is Christine
Dickson and great grandparents are Dave & Sandy Johns.
Raina Marie Runyon was born on January 8th weighing 7 lbs 14
ozs. Her parents are Parker & Kattie Runyon, grandparents are
Randy & Christy Runyon and great grandmother is Marie Crutch-
field.
Alan & Bonnie Strange transferred their member-
ship from United Methodist on Sunday, Decem-
ber 23rd.
Kim Lindley transferred her member on Sunday,
December 23rd.
CHILDREN/YOUTH OPEN GYM NIGHT WHEN 3:30-8 P.M.
Each Thursday night in 2019
WHERE The Forge
WHAT free time/hang out place
WHO grade school-high school youth
WHY ministry to youth
Adult volunteers are needed to chaperone/fix food
Adults needed to teach skills/tutor/Bible lessons/crafts
Volunteers Contact: Rev. Chris 870-4990
Volume 2019 Issue 1
February 3
8:00 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Pianist—Sylvia Ward
Sound Tech
Tanny Dawson-Snyder
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Elder
Sylvia Ward
9:00 a.m.
Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Sound Tech
Dave McCloskey
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Youth Sunday School
Nursery—Crystal Turbin
Preschool & K—Angie Reiff
1st-3rd—Jacque Gooden
4th-5th—Myrna Clay
Adult Sunday Schools
Elective Class: Snyder
Library: Hess/Milligan
10:30 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Organist—Brad Seward
Sound Tech—John Roscka
Video Tech—Bill Madden
Elders
Myrna Clay
Brenda Reach
Nursery
Crystal Turbin
Jr. High Sunday School
Jim Garbison
February 10
8:00 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Pianist—Sylvia Ward
Sound Tech
Tanny Dawson-Snyder
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Elder
Tanny Dawson-Snyder
9:00 a.m.
Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Sound Tech
Dave McCloskey
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Youth Sunday School
Nursery—Crystal Turbin
Preschool & K—Angie Reiff
1st-3rd—Jacque Gooden
4th-5th—Myrna Clay
Adult Sunday Schools
Elective Class: Snyder Library: Hess/Milligan
10:30 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Organist—Brad Seward
Sound Tech—John Roscka
Video Tech—Bill Madden
Elders
Tanny Dawson-Snyder
Sylvia Ward
Nursery
Crystal Turbin
Jr. High Sunday School
Jim Garbison
February 17
8:00 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Pianist—Sylvia Ward
Sound Tech
Tanny Dawson-Snyder
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Elder
Al Hintzman
9:00 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Sound Tech
Dave McCloskey
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Youth Sunday School
Nursery—Crystal Turbin
Preschool & K—Angie Reiff
1st-3rd—Jacque Gooden
4th-5th—Myrna Clay
Adult Sunday Schools
Elective Class: Snyder Library: Hess/Milligan
10:30 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Organist—Brad Seward
Sound Tech—John Roscka
Video Tech—Bill Madden
Elders
Chad Hostetler
Steve Snyder
Nursery
Crystal Turbin
Jr. High Sunday School
Jim Garbison
February 24
8:00 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Pianist—Sylvia Ward
Sound Tech
Tanny Dawson-Snyder
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Elder
Jacque Gooden
9:00 a.m.
Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Sound Tech
Dave McCloskey
Video Tech
Bill Madden
Youth Sunday School
Nursery—Crystal Turbin
Preschool & K—Angie Reiff
1st-3rd—Jacque Gooden
4th-5th—Myrna Clay
Adult Sunday Schools
Elective Class: Snyder
Library: Hess/Milligan
10:30 a.m. Pastor—Rev. Chris Dodson
Organist—Brad Seward
Sound Tech—John Roscka
Video Tech—Bill Madden
Elders
Lon Curran
Jim Milligan
Nursery
Crystal Turbin
Jr. High Sunday School
Jim Garbison
2019 WELCOME CENTER ASSIGNMENTS
1. Supply the hard candy for the candy jar
2. Give out Bibles to whoever asks for one
3. Answer questions
4. Speak to everyone within range
5. Staff the booth 7:45-8:10; 8:45-9:10; 10-11:30; 10:30-11:45
February—Youth May—Stewardship September—Exterior Property
March—Worship June—World Outreach October—Christian Education
April—Membership July—Evangelism November—Christian Action
August—Daycare December—XYZ
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105 Gordon Rd, Monticello, IN 47960
Telephone (574) 583-7261; Fax (574) 583-3343
WEBSITE: mccwired.com
Mailing address:
Monticello Christian Church
PO Box 187
Monticello, IN 47960
Office Hours
Monday—Thursday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.. Closed for lunch.
Friday—Closed
Rev. Chris Dodson, Pastor, [email protected]
Pastor Cody Farris, Associate Pastor, [email protected]
Deb McIlrath, Secretary, [email protected]
Sue Stouse, Asst. Secretary, [email protected]
Toni Jordan, Treasurer, [email protected]
Linda Shivley, Financial Secretary,
Shannon Jurdzy, Assistant Financial Secretary
Brad Seward, Traditional Music Director
Jennifer Boyer, Custodian
Peggy Honeycutt, Custodian
Bright Beginnings Daycare, 574-583-2301
Rachael Plantenga-Director, [email protected]
2019 General Board Members
Chairman: Larry Crabb
Vice Chairman: Al Hintzman
Secretary: Kim Banes
Treasurer: Toni Jordan
Financial Secretary: Linda Shivley
Christian Action Chair: Natalie Hodgen
Christian Education Chair: Sylvia Ward
CWF: Linda Haworth
Daycare Co-Chairs: Stephanie McCloskey & Christy Runyon
Deacon Chair: Bev Ware
Deaconess Chair: Carol Hall
Elder Chair: Steve Snyder
Evangelism Chair: Bill Madden
Exterior Building & Grounds Chair: John Biddle
Interior Building Chair: Jim Boyer
Joy Ministry Representative: Deb McIlrath
Membership Chair: Jacque Gooden
Personnel Chair: Lon Curran
Stewardship Chair: George Kingsley
World Outreach: Betty Dawson
Worship Chair: Linda Snyder
XYZ Representative: Peg Sheehan
Youth Chair: Dave McCloskey
Youth Member at Large: Iain Garbison
Worship Services:
Sunday Informal Traditional Worship 8:00 a.m.
Sunday Contemporary Worship 9:00 a.m.
Sunday Traditional Worship 10:30 a.m.