The mission of this congregation is to be a welcoming community which proclaims the

Word of God and the Gospel of Christ, nurtures Christian beliefs and behavior, and

encourages lifelong maturing in faith. Here we are empowered to grow as Christians,

so that we may minister to others spiritually and physically. We welcome you!

Greenfield Hill Church

November 18, 2018

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Thursday, November 22ndrd, 10:00 am

With Special Guest Pianist, Alex Beyer

Brief, Fun, and Family Friendly

A Greenfield Hill Tradition

America’s truly Congregational holiday

Our purest holiday

Thanksgiving: The World’s Oldest Worship

Invite Your Neighbors… Bring Your Family.

Join David, Alida, along with clergy

and civic leaders from throughout our community as we celebrate Thanksgiving together!

FAIRFIELD’S 2018 INTERFAITH THANKSGIVING SERVICE

TONIGHT, SUNDAY, NOV. 18 AT 7:00 P.M. IN OUR GHCC SANCTUARY

A very special service bringing together people of all faiths.

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GREENFIELD HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT

NOVEMBER 18, 2018 9:00 A.M. & 10:30 AM SERVICES

We love kids! But sometimes services are too long for even the happiest child. So ... • For infants we have nursery care in the Church House, first floor. • For children from 3’s through 7th grade, we have a wonderful Church School program during our 9:00 hour! • And if your kids get squirmy, the Church Parlor is a great place to hang out, and you can

listen to the service over speakers! (through the double doors at front, or go around outside)

Prelude

* Our Thanksgiving Coming Together Prayer, said together:

Come, ye thankful people, come, Raise the song of harvest home;

All is safely gathered in,

Ere the winter storms begin;

God our Maker doth provide

For our wants to be supplied;

Come to God’s own temple, come,

Raise the song of harvest home.

Yes, Lord, here we are,

Your thankful people,

hearts filled with gratitude,

joys overflowing,

ready to count our blessings

and name them one by one.

We are NOT oblivious, Lord, to sorrows, losses, and fears.

within our own homes,

within our own nation,

much has been lost.

But still...

we remember all that is good.

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* Choral Introit (10:30)

* Prayer of Confession, said together:

We are not always grateful, God,

or grateful enough,

or aware enough.

We take too much for granted:

You,

our loved ones,

our freedoms,

our health,

the world around us,

nature,

peace, time.

Holy God,

we will be more mindful,

more grateful,

more thankful.

Amen. (silent prayers of confession)

* Assurance of Forgiveness

* Gloria Patri Hymnal, no. 35 (This hymn, sung every Sunday, expresses our gratitude for forgiveness)

* Thanksgiving Hymn Come , Ye Thankful People, Come Hymnal, no. 718

Welcome and Announcements

Please sign the green registration pad in your pew, and pass it to your neighbor.

Anthem (10:30) For the Beauty of the Earth Kocher/

Katherine Davis

Celebrating the Baptisms of:

(9:00) Frank Carl Pagliaro V (See page 16)

(10:30) Brayden Matthew Leclerc (See page 17)

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Worship of God through Prayer

Sharing our Joys and Concerns

We welcome your prayer concerns. You may write them into the prayer

request book in the Narthex, or contact the pastors.

Pastoral Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer (using “debts/debtors”) Our Father, who art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be

done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil:

For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory for ever. Amen.

Worship of God through Giving: (We give in many ways, by various means. Some give quarterly, yearly, by check or card or bank withdrawals. Yet it is still important to “present our offerings” on the altar as part of

genuine worship, our way of giving thanks to God.)

Offering

Offertory Thankful Carole Bayer Sager, David Foster

David White ~ Soloist and Richard Page

Scripture Deuteronomy 8:6-8

Sermon Rev. David Johnson Rowe

* Hymn Let All Things Now Living Hymnal, no. 717

* Pastoral Benediction

Choral Benediction (10:30)

Postlude

* All who are able, please stand.

Guest Organist: Beth Palmer

Serving in the Chancel:

9:00 ~ Junior Deacons Allison Milicia and Peter Schwinn

10:30am ~ Junior Deacons Anna Ruppert and Gillian Orben

Acolyte: Hudson Schunk

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The Mission Board invites you to enjoy a

“Sunday of Shopping” at our annual

Alternative Christmas Market after both services in the Memorial Room,

TODAY, Sunday, November 18th We will have crafts from around the world, provided by SERRV, as well as items made by local refugee women in Our Woven Community. We will also have “gifts of mission”: your chance to purchase a microloan for a woman in Sri Lanka, or medical care for a villager in Bolivia, or a week of tutoring for an Indian slum child. Choose your favorite charitable gift at the fair and receive a printed card to send to a loved one to let them know an alternative gift was donated in their honor. It’s easy for you to give unique, noncommercial Christmas gifts and to help provide relief for needy people around the globe.

Our annual Advent Devotional, with 40 beautiful devotions written by members of our church family, is available TODAY!

The Deacons are providing these inspiring

booklets absolutely free, and invite you to

take copies to give to friends and family!

Again this year, we are offering you the opportunity to receive each day's devotion via email! If you were on the

email list last year, you are already signed up this year… If you or someone you know would like to be

added to our list, simply let us know in the church office,

and we will add you to the list! (info@greenfieldhillchurch.com, or 203-259-5596

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CHURCH NOTES

HAPPY THANKSGIVING! And welcome to Greenfield Hill worship. You are one of the reasons we are grateful. Your presence, your good works, your support, and your

enthusiasm are vital to our church life. Thank you!

Visitors: We are glad you are with us today. Want to know more? Take a bag

home from our Visitors’ Table, just outside the front door! If you are interested in

joining this church, please just speak with Alida!

At our 9:00 a.m. service, you have been greeted by Deacon Karin Keith and our

Junior Deacons Witt Badger and Ian Greenwood. At our 10:30 a.m. service,

you have been greeted by Deacon Karin Keith, Junior Deacons Devenny

Widmer and Liam Hawley, and our Junior Greeter Gemma Milano. Junior

Deacons assisting with Church School are Maddy Baker, Reid Brown, Emma

Powell, Elizabeth Cutler, and Garrett Cutler. Assisting in the crib room today

will be Elliot Schunk.

After the 9:00 service, please join the Fellowship Board in the Church House

Memorial Room (across the street) for refreshments and fellowship.

A note about children in worship: We love them! But if you’d prefer to enjoy

worship on your own, our Church Nursery for infants-toddlers is across the

street in the Church House. Special beepers/pagers are available to parents so that they may be quietly contacted during the worship service if their child

misses them! If your child in worship becomes restless or unhappy, please make use

of the Parlor (through the double doors by the choir loft, or head outside and

through the side doors). There is a comfortable space there for your child to play

with toys and a speaker which carries the service!

The Arrangement in the traditional Banks Bowl on the Communion Table is

given in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic C. Banks and Miss Alva Banks. The Banks Bowl was originally owned by Sherwood Banks who was the

grandfather of Myrial Banks Whetstine, Helen Banks Vogel and Dorothy Banks

Grant, the mother of Thomas Grant. Seventy years ago, Mr. Banks’ daughter,

Alva, started the tradition of having the bowl filled with local fruits and

vegetables and place on the communion table the Sunday before Thanksgiving.

This year’s arrangement has been done by Lynn Davies.

The flowers on the Communion Table today are given by Judy and Alan

Goldbecker in memory of loves ones.

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At our 9:00 Sacrament of Baptism today, we welcome Frank Carl Pagliaro V.

Frank was born on March 3, 2018. His parents are Frank Carl Pagliaro IV and

Erica Baranowsky; paternal grandparents are Frank (deceased) and Nancy

Pagliaro, and maternal grandparents are Frank Baranowsky (deceased) and Sue

Verdock. Frank’s godparents are Robert Pagliaro and Christine Gurdon. The

Deacons present a red rose to the family in honor of Frank’s baptism today.

At our 10:30 Sacrament of Baptism today, we welcome Brayden Matthew

Leclerc. Brayden was born on August 25, 2018. His parents are Matthew &

Sarah Leclerc; paternal grandparents are Thomas & Debra Leclerc, and

maternal grandparents are William & Lizabeth Hollis. Braydens’s godparents are Will Hollis and Jennifer Samolewicz. The Deacons present a yellow rose to

the family in honor of Brayden’s baptism today.

Remembering our Soldiers

Laura Riebel . . . Mark Riebel . . . Brian Shelton . . . Derrick Keene . . . Mike Lincoln . .

. David Elliott. . . Stephen Honan . . . Molly Hanson . . . Shelby Wallace . . . Kelsey Wallace . . . Lawrence Benjamin . . . Dale Cates

If you or a loved one is hospitalized, please contact us! Hospitals do not notify us independently.

Many thanks for helping our pastoral ministry

CHURCH SCHOOL NOTES

This morning in our Church School classes… Our 1st Grade through 6th

Grade classes are learning about How to Pray, in their rotational

centers:

1st Grade – Mission Center

2nd Grade – Games Center

3rd Grade – Cooking Center

4th Grade - Art Center

5th Grade – Story Center

6th Grade – Science Center

Church School Dismissal Procedures! Our 3rd grade through 7th grade

classes will be dismissed from their respective classrooms at 10:00. For

our younger classes, preschool through 2nd grade, we ask that parents

pick them up promptly at 10:00 a.m. from their respective classrooms.

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4th and 5th graders… Join us today for YPF (our youth group for elementary

schoolers), today from 3-4:30pm (usually 2-3:30pm) at RockinJump!

6th and 7th graders… Join us today for JPF (our youth group for middle schoolers),

5:00 - 6:30 p.m. at the Barn!

Get started on your Christmas shopping early!! The Mission

Board invites you to enjoy a “Sunday of Shopping” at our

annual Alternative Christmas Market, after both services,

TODAY Sunday, November 18th. “Shopping lists” for

mission gifts, and a glimpse of the crafts we’ll be selling, are in

the Narthex today!

LAST CHANCE to bring in food for our Thanksgiving food

drive, which we will be donating to dozens of families in need.

Please bring your items to the Church House Kitchen, DUE

TODAY BY 2 pm … we are packing up Thanksgiving baskets

in the afternoon!

Fairfield's 2018 Interfaith Thanksgiving Service! Join Alida and David, along with town clergy and civic

leaders from throughout our community, as we

celebrate Thanksgiving together TONIGHT Sunday,

Nov. 18 at 7:00 p.m. -- held right here at Greenfield Hill Church. A very special

service bringing together people of all faiths.

TODAY

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FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH:

THE CAMPAIGN FOR 2019

The pledge drive to support our 2019 budget is well underway! As you

know, we depend almost entirely on gifts from our church family to

support the programs and outreach of our church. Our annual budget is

raised each year from members and friends who pledge their

contributions; for 2019, our pledge target is just over $1 million.

Our campaign goal for 2019 is to increase the number of families

pledging at the level of $100/week or more -- and to raise our overall

participation rate (we’re aiming for 100%!). We assure you that

whatever you can pledge will be thankfully received.

Already dozens of church families have submitted their pledges -- thank

you! But there are still many families not yet heard from. You can fill

out a pledge card in your pew today -- or go to the ‘Giving’ page of our

church website to complete a simple online form.

MANY THANKS FROM YOUR DEVELOPMENT BOARD

AND YOUR CHURCH STAFF!

CHURCH EVENTS THIS WEEK

SPF this coming Thursday (and every Thursday!)... from 6-7:30pm in our Len

Morgan Youth Barn. We’ll meet again on 11/29 after Thanksgiving and will

welcome four special young people: the Israeli Young Emissaries! They're here

for a year to share in the American experience, and share the Israeli experience

with us!

Bible Study: We have been continuing with some really great conversations

about the Gospel of Luke! It’s ALWAYS a lively conversation, with nice

people, and The Good Book! Our Fall Bible Study meets on Thursdays, at 10am

and 7:30pm in the Library of the Church House.

Thanksgiving Day Worship! Join us on Thanksgiving

morning at 10:00 a.m. for a brief, casual, family-friendly

informal service of thanks-giving, with communion. Start

the day right!

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UPCOMING CHURCH EVENTS

It's time to sign your child up for this year's

Christmas Pageant! Performances of the

pageant take place on Saturday, Dec. 15 at

5:00 p.m., and again at the 9:00 worship service on Dec. 16. Our older kids (3rd through 7th grades) will be playing the

roles of Mary and Joseph, the wise men, angels, the shepherds, and other

pageant characters. Our younger kids (age 4 through 2nd grade) will wear

costumes and sing 'Away in a Manger' during the Pageant. Check our website

under News and Events or Children’s Programs to sign up at

greenfieldhillchurch.com

Decorating the Church for Christmas -- We will be decorating

the church grounds for Christmas on Monday, November 26th

beginning at 9:30 a.m. in the Church House Memorial Room.

We will have wreaths to hang, bows to attach (they are already

made!), and some garlands to attach, and we would love to have some extra hands to help out! Questions? Contact Marcia

Carothers at mcarothers@greenfieldhillchurch.com

Get your Hallelujah on! Handel's Messiah is one of the most famous pieces of music ever written and is widely

performed at Christmas and Easter because it inspires us

with the emotional impact of Christ's birth, death and

resurrection. The New Haven Symphony Orchestra's

production of this classic will be in Fairfield on Fri. Dec 14, 7:30pm at Sacred

Heart University, Chapel of the Holy Spring. Let the Adult Educ. Board know if

you are interested in going and would like to sit with others, or would like a

ride. Buy your own tickets soon ($35) as they may sell out. There are no

assigned seats. (info@greenfieldhillchurch.com) AND, for more info and to buy

tickets: http://www.edgertoncenter.org/special_events.php

Deacons Christmas Concert will be held on Sunday, December 9th -

4pm in the Sanctuary followed by refreshments in the Parlor. Our

fabulous GHCC soloists and artists in residence will definitely get us

all in the holiday spirit. Be sure to save the date, you won’t want to

miss it! (see page 19 for more details)

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Women of the Church - The Fellowship Board warmly

invites you to our annual Christmas Silver Tea on Sunday

December 2nd from 2 - 4 pm at the home of Anna Taylor,

105 Meeting House Lane (behind the Church). There is no

cost to attend; however, there will be an opportunity to

make a donation to Operation Hope. Please RSVP to the Church Office at 203-

259-5596 or info@greenfieldhillchurch.com. Also, if you would like to

contribute a finger dessert or tea sandwiches, please let us know!

Tree Lighting on the Green!! - The beautiful Christmas tree on

the green right next to the sanctuary will be lit on Sunday, December 2nd at 5pm, this evening during a brief, quaint, New

England-y service with our Jr. Choir singing to put us in the

Christmas spirit! (and after the lighting, feel free to walk right over to

the Memorial Room to join us for our wonderful Advent Dinner Worship and Wreath

Making... what a fantastic evening this will be!)

Advent Dinner Worship with Wreath-making Event! Kids and adults,

families and friends, please join us at 5:30pm. in the Memorial Room on

SUNDAY, December 2nd, to celebrate the first Sunday in Advent by

worshiping, having dinner, and making Advent Wreaths for your home! We

will have a special short worship and our lovely traditions surrounding the

Advent Wreath! The cost for each wreath is $15 (includes candles and oasis)

Please let the Church Office know you are coming so we can have plenty of

materials on hand! (info@greenfieldhillchurch.com or 203-259-5596)

Book Conversation... join us Tuesday, December 11 at 7pm in

the Parlor for wine and cheese and conversation in the Parlor, as

we discuss Mitch Albom's newest book, "The Next Person You Meet in

Heaven". It is described as poignant and beautiful, filled with

unexpected twists, and it reminds us that not only does every life

matter, but that every ending is also a beginning—we only need to

open our eyes to see it. Copies of the book is in the Narthex or the

Church House!

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CHURCH AND COMMUNITY NOTES

Like to get a little more involved? Meet other good folks?

We're seeking church members to share in Board

leadership in 2019! This is a great way to serve the church

-- and, with 11 Boards, we have opportunities for

everyone! If you are interested in knowing more, or have

a particular Board that interests you, please contact our

Member Involvement chairs Adam Simon (adam.simon@somersetcapital.com)

and Jen Chandler (jen@chandlerfamily.com)!

Thanksgiving Food Drive– Once again this year, we are

working with our 'Covenant to Care' social worker in

Bridgeport to provide Thanksgiving meals for dozens of

families in need. We need your help in donating all the

food for the baskets! Please bring any (or all!) of the

following to church, or to the Church House, DUE BACK TODAY!!!: Stuffing mix, rice, cranberry sauce, canned vegetables, pie/pastry mixes, foil roasting

pans, napkins/candles, and anything else you can think of to make a family’s

Thanksgiving Dinner special! (Youth groups will assemble baskets on the

afternoon of Nov. 18) Contributions to help purchase gift cards for turkeys

are also welcome!”

Our annual Advent Devotional, with 40 beautiful

devotions written by members of our church family,

will be available TODAY at church! The Deacons are

providing these inspiring booklets absolutely free, and

invite you to take copies to give to friends and family! In

addition: again this year, we are offering you the opportunity

to receive each day's devotion via email! To sign up, simply

let us know in the church office, and we will add you to the list!

(info@greenfieldhillchurch.com, or 203-259-5596)

Dogwood Treasurer sought! Love our Dogwood Festival? Love numbers? We are seeking a volunteer to serve as treasurer for the Festival (May 2019).

Familiarity with QuickBooks would be great. Involves some work before the

festival, daily tracking of income during the event, and post-festival accounting

as well. If this intrigues you, we would love to talk with you! Please be in touch

with Alida!

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Cardinal Shehan Center Dress Drive -- The National Charity League is

holding a dress drive for the Cardinal Shehan Center's Father/Daughter

Dance. Please take a look through your closets for gently used dresses for girls

and young ladies and ask friends and neighbors to do so as well. Sizes toddler to adult are needed. The collection box will be located in the Narthex

until November 21. We appreciate your donations!

Church School Reverse Advent Box Project! Our kids invite you to join them

in an alternative way of observing Advent! Along with a traditional Advent

calendar of treats, try this "reverse calendar" that helps others! On each day of

Advent, we put something into a special box (which our classes have

decorated) specifically non-perishable food items and toiletries which will be

delivered to the Operation Hope Food Pantry after Christmas. Boxes are

available in the Narthex and in the Church House and are to be returned no

later than January 6th for delivery to Operation Hope.

David’s White Paper is available in the Narthex.

It is a roadmap for our church’s journey toward

our 300th Anniversary in 2025. To continue to e a

healthy, thriving, Christlike church what will it

take? David welcomes your response in any form.

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 18, 2018 Sunday 9:00 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

(11/18) 9:00 a.m. Church School in the Church House Classrooms

9:00-noon Alternative Christmas Market in the Memorial Room

10:30 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

3:00 p.m. YPF (4th/5th grades) - RockClimb Field trip

5:00 p.m. JPF (6th/7th grades) in the Morgan Youth Barn

7:00 p.m. Interfaith Worship Service in Sanctuary

Monday 6:00 p.m. Knitting Group in the Library

(11/19) 7:00 p.m. Confirmation Meeting in the Barn

Thursday 10:00 a.m. Thanksgiving Worship –in the Sanctuary

(11/22)

Sunday 9:00 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

(11/25) 9:00 a.m. Church School in the Church House Classrooms

10:30 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

5:00 p.m. JPF (6th/7th grades) in the Morgan Youth Barn

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CELEBRATING THE BAPTISM OF

FRANK CARL PAGLIARO V

Frank and Erica’s Prayer: God of hope, your goodness and grace have come

alive for us in Frank, our gift of joy and blessing. Now with gladness we bring

our beloved son into our family of faith. Here in this church home, we promise

to teach him the story of Love which we ourselves already know so well. Amen

Robert and Christine’s Promises

Will you listen to Frank when he has stories to tell, laugh at his jokes, and

take his tears seriously? (We promise)

In what you say and what you do, will you do all you can to live as an

example of kindness and compassion, of hope and faith? (We will)

And will you encourage Frank to wonder, to ask the hard questions, to

rejoice in mystery, and to listen for God? (We will)

Congregational Promise: Frank, we welcome you with joy! From this day

forward, and with all our heart, we promise to pray for you, to delight in you, to

walk in faith with you, to support you, and to love you. Amen.

Baptism

Congregational Song: Welcome, Frank, welcome, see our hands reach toward you,

Did you hear our promise to care, to teach, to love you?

Welcome, Frank, welcome, to God’s house today

Now you are invited to learn, to love, to pray!

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CELEBRATING THE BAPTISM OF

BRAYDEN MATTHEW LECLERC

Parents’ Prayer (Matthew and Sarah): God of hope, today we bring our Brayden

to the waters of baptism, to receive the blessing and welcome of this family of

faith. We ask your blessing upon us, also! Help us to lead him in the way of

love, and to teach him to live in faith. We ask this in your Child’s name. Amen.

Godparents’ Promise (Will and Jennifer): God of every child and home, every

hope and dream, every love and family, we rejoice in the privilege to fully share in Brayden’s life. We will share laughter and tears, time and interests. We will

be the presence of God in Brayden’s life. This we promise. Amen.

Congregation’s Prayer: Loving God, the baptism of Brayden is a wonderful

gift to our Church. We delight in the joyous privilege to welcome and embrace

every child entrusted to us. We promise to present to Brayden and his family the

full energy of our Church life to bless his every step as he follows Jesus. Amen.

Baptism

Congregational Song: Welcome, Brayden, welcome, see our hands reach toward you,

Did you hear our promise to care, to teach, to love you?

Welcome, Brayden, welcome, to God’s house today

Now you are invited to learn, to love, to pray!

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Dinner, Worship,

and

Wreath Making!! Sunday, December 2

5:30-7:00pm in the Memorial Room

Blending our popular “Family Worship” style with

old fashion wreath-making Plus

Pizza, Salad, and Goodies! A great way to start Advent, get ready for Christmas, and

Worship together! The cost for each wreath is $15 (includes candles and oasis) Please let us know you are coming so we can have plenty of materials on

hand! (info@greenfieldhillchurch.com or 203-259-5596)

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GREENFIELD HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT

Telephone: (203) 259-5596 Fax: (203) 255-4641

Website: www.greenfieldhillchurch.com email: info@greenfieldhillchurch.com

www.facebook.com/GreenfieldHillCongregationalChurch

OFFICERS: Rev. Dr. David Johnson Rowe, Pastor; Rev. Dr. Alida Ward, Pastor; Carol McCullough, Church Council Chairperson; Sue Bambach, Church Clerk; Aun Singapore, Treasurer.

STAFF: Roni Widmer, Office Manager; Sandra Shaw Murphy, Music Director; Sara Mastrony Hoefer, Junior Choir Director; Marcia Carothers, Director of Christian Education; Susan Rippey, Nursery School Director; Jessica Campbell, Financial Manager; Amity Almond and Kelcey King, Assistant Treasurers; Sarah De Meneses, Accountant; Jim Zalenski, Sexton; Rachel Baumann, Pastoral Assistant.

CHURCH BOARD MEMBERS

Adult Education: Rebecca Huselid, co-Chairperson, Sandra Timmermann, co-Chairperson, Linda Allegretti, Edward

Jordan Children and Youth Ministries: Erika Duffy, co-Chairperson; Andrea Muhlhauser, co-Chairperson; Mike

Dwyer, Scott Ettl, Amanda Heyn, Anna Taylor, Michelle Wormley Communications: Dave Hinkle, Chairperson;

Sarah Schunk, Nikki Wingate Development: Joe Holland, Chairperson; Tom Kreitler, Don Lord, Martha Lord,

Joanna Patterson, Adam Snyder, Jeff Taylor Diaconate: Carole Lisi, co-Chairperson, Ellen Waugh, co-Chairperson;

Kim Baer, Greg Bambach, Seth Baratz, Dan Carpenter, Jason Dies, Jen Hinkle, Karin Keith, Pat McCullough, Jon

Passmore, Blake Titrud Facilities: Andy Hoder, Chairperson; Jeri Barrett, Jim Cullinan, Todd Flanagan, Mike

Licamele, Gary Rafsky, Dom Savino, Walt Siemon, Fred Zarrilli Fellowship: Cathy Fell, Chairperson; Kathy Baratz,

Chris Gannon, Barbara Hayslip, Amy Hios, Heather Lajeunesse, Casey Mitchell, Pamela Patterson, Allison Perkins,

Beth Schaefer, Jessica Selden, Christine Wegener Finance: Amy Johnson, Chairperson; LaWanza Holder, Jason

Konschnick, Andy Muhlhauser, Jon Persson, Aun Singapore, Chris Tormey Junior Deacons: Hannah Amendola, Witt Badger, Maddy Baker, Liam Ballou, Reid Brown, Maggie Burns, Elizabeth Cutler, Garrett Cutler, Ava Derbyshire, Casey Dies, Cooper Eckert, Owen Edminster, Eloise Gacetta, Helen Glover, Ian Greenwood, Liam Hawley, Ella Holland, Taylor Horine, Henry Houghton, Carly Jones, Mary Keden, Caroline Lacey, Meghan Lajeunesse, Caroline Lauf, Cole Markham, Maddy Markham, Allison Milicia, Connor Navin, Sophie Nightingale, Gillian Orben, Emma Powell, Anna Ruppert, Olivia Savino, Peter Schwinn, Georgia Sharpe, Charlie Simon, Hope

Smith, Will Stearns, Ben Steele, MacKenna Tormey, Severin Tormey, Hunter Vogel, Jack Vogel, Isabella Whelan,

Devenny Widmer, George Wyckoff, Amelia Yoder, Caroline Young Member Care: Wendy Savino, Chairperson;

Nicki Callahan, Sharon Jacobs, Carol Langeland, Kim Markham, Anne Orvis, Eleanor Page, Sue Trischman, Elyse

Tsou, Lisa Vacheron Member Involvement: Jen Chandler, co-Chairperson, Adam Simon, co-Chairperson; Tony

Derbyshire, Glenn Horine, Kerry Manning, Jon Sabrowski Mission and Outreach: Michelle Stearns, Chairperson;

Michelle Baker, Val Collison, Murray Jacques, Chris Kenney, Meg Lowe, Laraine Petersen, Bevo Tarika Church

Council At-Large Members: Scott Craighead, Mike Howard, Martha McKeon Church Historian: Lynn Van Winkle.

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

Dogwood Festival, Mike & Karen Mitri; Flowers, Lynn Davies; Ushers, Marcy Michaud;Memorial Garden, Lynn

Davies; Nursery School, Amanda Innes; Human Resources, Cheryl Jones

CHANCEL CHOIR

Bert Andren, Cary Andren, David Callahan, Lia Carter, Wendy Gerbier, Thomas Grant, Zoe Grosser, Rebecca Huselid, Sue Leiss, Donald Lord, Michael Moore, Jon Passmore, Melinda Reynolds, Beth Schaefer, Earlyne Seaver, Dianne Simpson, Bob Stilson, Michael Trnik, David White

CHURCH SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS Amity Almond, Jennifer Bargas, Jessica Campbell, Sarah DeMeneses, Donna Ellett, Scott Ettl, Betsy Ewing, Karen Fox, Rachelle Giordano, Marjorie Glover, Ann Harvey, Kelly Hayes, Amanda Heyn, Katie Holland, Andra Horsch, Carolyn Houghton, Mary Janacek, Stacie Kenney, Bob & Molly King, Jennifer Lubarsky, Mollie Milano, Andrea Muhlhauser, Rachel Parrish, Gwen Powell, Allyson Power, Lauren Raps, Kirsten Sabrowski, Amanda Schmidt, Sarah Schunk, Pamela Scott, Skylar Smith, Kara Snyder, Wendy Steinfeld, Marike Toothaker, Chris Tormey, Kelly Vogel, Nikki Wingate, Michelle & Nick Wormley, Kathy Wyckoff, Sara York