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April 18, 2021Third Sunday of Easter
Life is springing up all around us. Have you seen the blossoming trees or smelled the scrumptious honeysuckle? What joy! Of course, that means that not just a few of us are sniffling and sneezing in the wake of all that goodness. New life comes with all kinds of side effects, be it allergies due to pollen, sleepless nights with a newborn or downright discombobulating awe when your life takes a turn — even for the good.
We come to worship this week after more than a year of really hard living, and perhaps we can sense a transition on the horizon. More and more people have been vaccinated. Families and friends are cautiously reuniting. States and municipalities are starting to carefully (or not so carefully) reopen. Even our church has its sights on in-person indoor services in a matter of weeks. This is new and different. Here in the Easter season, new life is buzzing with a palpa-ble bit of hope.
Let us not forget to anticipate the side effects, though. As we prepare our hearts, souls, minds and bodies for worship, I wonder how we might bring God both our high hopes of the season and all of its side effects, too. Our minds can
wondrously imagine the return to life together out of isolation, but our bodies know what we all just went through. That is holy knowing, beloveds. Preparing for worship in the fullest sense means using that knowledge. It means gathering up our whole selves in offering to God. It means pulling out all of our dreams and all of our fears, collecting all of our strengths and all of our sores and offering ourselves to be tended and transformed by the arms of grace.
Worship is an honest act. It cannot be done any other way.
With new life catching our eye (and perhaps making it itchy), let us not lose sight of the en-tirety of our sacred and embodied existence. We are both joyful and aching. We are excited and scared. We are ready and we are hesitant.
This is new life. It is good and it will challenge us in ways we do not always expect. So let us turn to its Maker. Let us walk in step with the Firstborn of this New Creation. Let us give our entire selves in worship to the One who makes us whole.
—Leanna Coyle-Carr
4316 Abrams Road ■ Dallas, Texas 75214 ■ 214-452-3100 ■ wilshirebc.orgPartnered with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
Building a Community of Faith Shaped by the Spirit of Jesus Christ
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Preparing for worship
On the cover: The Appearance to the Apostles, Duccio di Buoninsegna, tempera on panel, 1308-11
April 18, 2021Third Sunday of Easter
Chiming of the Hour
Prelude All Creatures of Our God and King arr. Michael Ware
Call to Worship With a Voice of Singing Kenneth JenningsNova
Recorded May 7, 2017
With a voice of singing declare ye, and tell this; Utter it even to the end of the earth. Hallelujah!
The Lord hath redeemed his servant Jacob. Hallelujah, hallelujah!
Make a joyful noise unto God all ye lands.Sing forth the honor of his Name, sing forth the honor of his Name;
Make his praise glorious.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Opening Sentences Adam Scheuermann
We want to know that the risen Christ still lives among us. In our worship this day, may we perceive him with our eyes, hear his message with our ears and experience new and abundant life in our bones. Nourish us, O God, with the teachings of your Son, whose body given for us is the bread of life.
Hymn 210 I Know That My Redeemer Lives! duke street
Greeting to Worshipers Alison Ashmore
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Psalm Reading — Psalm 4:1, 6–8 Jenna Sullivan
Answer me when I call, O God of my right! You gave me room when I was in distress. Be gracious to me, and hear my prayer. There are many who say, “O that we might see some good! Let the light of your face shine on us, O Lord!” You have put gladness in my heart more than when their grain and wine abound. I will both lie down and sleep in peace; for you alone, O Lord, make me lie down in safety.
Responde a mi clamor, Dios mío y defensor mío. Dame alivio cuando esté angustiado, apiádate de mí y escucha mi oración. Responde a mi clamor, Dios mío y defensor mío. Dame alivio cuando esté angustiado, apiádate de mí y escucha mi oración … Muchos son los que dicen: “¿Quién puede mostrarnos algún bien?” ¡Haz, Señor, que sobre nosotros brille la luz de tu rostro! Tú has hecho que mi corazón rebose de alegría, alegría mayor que la que tienen los que disfrutan de trigo y vino en abundancia. En paz me acuesto y me duermo, porque solo tú, Señor, me haces vivir confiado.
Reflections Ava McClung, Paula Woodbury, Carla Siegesmund
Prayers of the People Darren DeMent
Gospel Reading — Luke 24:36–43 Leigh Curl
While they were talking about this, Jesus himself stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with you.” They were startled and terrified, and thought that they were seeing a ghost. He said to them, “Why are you frightened, and why do doubts arise in your hearts? Look at my hands and my feet; see that it is I myself. Touch me and see; for a ghost does not have flesh and bones as you see that I have.” And when he had said this, he showed them his hands and his feet. While in their joy they were disbelieving and still wondering, he said to them, “Have you anything here to eat?” They gave him a piece of broiled fish, and he took it and ate in their presence.
This is the word of the Lord.Thanks be to God.
Todavía estaban ellos hablando acerca de esto, cuando Jesús mismo se puso en medio de ellos y les dijo: —Paz a ustedes. Aterrorizados, creyeron que veían a un espíritu. —¿Por qué se asustan tanto? —les preguntó—. ¿Por qué les vienen dudas? Miren mis manos y mis pies. ¡Soy yo mismo! Tóquenme y vean; un espíritu no tiene carne ni huesos, como ven que los tengo yo. Dicho esto, les mostró las manos y los pies. Como ellos no acababan de creerlo a causa de la alegría y del asombro, les preguntó: —¿Tienen aquí algo de comer? Le dieron un pedazo de pescado asado, así que lo tomó y se lo comió delante de ellos.
Esta es la palabra del Señor.Gracias a Dios.
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Message “Proof of Life” George Mason
Affirmation of Faith This is the Threefold Truth acclamations
Sharing of Decisions George Mason
Benediction George Mason
Postlude Trumpet Tune Wilbur Held
Thank you for giving. Your generosity is allowing Wilshire to continue its ministries in new and creative ways during this unprecedented time. Although we’re mostly not in the building, the work of the church continues. To get started or manage your giving, visit wilshirebc.org/give.
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Meet today’s worship leaders
George A. MasonSenior [email protected]
Heather MustainAssociate [email protected]
Darren DeMentAssociate [email protected]
Doug HaneyAssociate [email protected]
Jeff BrummelAssociate Minister of Music/[email protected]
Jessica CappsMinister to Senior [email protected]
Julie GirardsMinister to [email protected]
Joan HammonsMinister to [email protected]
Leanna Coyle-CarrPastoral [email protected]
Leigh CurlPastoral [email protected]
Ashley RobinsonPastoral [email protected]
Jenna SullivanPastoral [email protected]
Preston BrightAssociate Pastor Emeritus
Randy CroslandDirector of [email protected]
Lori GoodenDirector of [email protected]
Linda GarnerParish [email protected]
Geri McKenzieAssociate Director forPathways to [email protected]
Dale PrideFacilities [email protected]
Staff contacts
Alison Ashmore and her husband, Shawn, joined Wilshire in 2012. They are the parents of Nathan, a third grader, and Joel, a first grader. Alison and Shawn are directors of Perennial Class, and Alison plays handbells in Carillon Ringers. She is an attorney with Dykema Gossett. Ava McClung is a junior at Lake Highlands High School. She is the daughter of Britt and Carole McClung. Ava is active in the student ministry, sings in Youth Choir and Shekinah and has served as a teacher in preschool choir.
Adam Scheuermann and his wife, Leighanne, joined Wilshire in 2015. They are members of Labyrinth Class and are the parents of Vera, a second grader, and Stella, a kindergartener. Adam is a technology project manager at Greystar.
Carla Siegesmund and her husband, Rudy, joined Wilshire in 2019. She attends Cord of Three Class, serves on the Weekday Education Committee and sings in Sanctuary Choir. Carla is an accountant by vocation and a harpist by avocation. Paula Woodbury and her husband, Jason, joined Wilshire in 1998. They are the parents of Garrett, a junior at Lake Highlands High School, Kathryn, a sixth grader at Wallace Elementary, and guardians of Sher Moo Ku, a sophomore at Lake Highlands High School. Paula is a deacon and is one of the teachers in Seekers Class. Her parents, Maxey and Carole Jean Abernathy, are also Wilshire members.
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Tapestry News & AnnouncementsApril 18, 2021
Keep up with all the Wilshire news at wilshirebc.org or on social media or via the Wilshire app. At present we are worshiping online only. Worship premieres Sundays at 8:30 a.m. on Wilshire’s YouTube channel and website.
COVID-19 Task Force Update
Sunday, April 25, 5 p.m.In-person worshipNorth parking lot
Sign up for April 25
Mark your calendar and get signed up for the next Church in the Lot on Sunday evening,
April 25. Bring your own chair or stay in your car and listen via a special FM signal. Masks
and social distancing required.
Sign up here for the May 23 Church in the Lot. Sign-up links are always available at wilshirebc.org/registration.
What a joy it was to see each other and gather on Palm Sunday and Easter. We were encour-aged by the great turnout for these in-person opportunities that provided a safe way to begin transitioning back to corporate worship. These services, along with the introduction of Midweek Bible Study and youth and children’s programming, have served as the first aspect of our phased approach to safely returning to indoor activities as outlined in our March report (available at wilshirebc.org/covid).
Beginning April 20, the next phase com-mences with church office hours resuming on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. As we continue to monitor COVID-19 sta-tistics in Dallas relative to vaccinations and risk level, we are simultaneously solidifying plans for returning to worship services in the Sanctuary on June 6. We are looking forward to sharing specific plans for summer in-person worship and protocols in the coming weeks. Stay tuned as we provide the plan for return that upholds the SEE principle of providing a Safe Experi-ence for Every Body.
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Midweek Bible StudyEvery other Wednesday at noon • Sanctuary
Wednesday, April 28, is the date for the next Midweek Bible Study at noon in the Sanctuary. The new in-person event is held every other Wednesday and features prayer, music and a study series on favorite Psalms led by Senior Pastor George Mason. Psalm 19 will be the topic for April 28.
Masks and sign-up are required, and worship orders placed on pews will indicate where to sit. Please observe social distancing.
Other future dates are May 12 (Psalm 23) and May 26 (Psalm 46).
Complete instructions and details can be found in the participant’s guide, available here or at the registration link.
Midweek Bible Study will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel at noon and will be available to watch after.
How to sign up: Click above for April 28. This link and those for future dates can also be found at wilshirebc.org/registration. Or sign up by contacting Barbara Clayton (214-452-3125 or [email protected]).
Sign up for April 28
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■ Takeout meals from Wilshire’s kitchen are offered for curbside pickup each Wednesday.■ Proceeds help defray the cost of paying our dedicated kitchen workers during the pandemic.■ Ordering for April 21 is open now on the church website. ■ Order, pay and choose lunch or dinner pickup by end of day Tuesday, April 20, then pick up your food on Wednesday.■ Full instructions at ordering link.
APRIL 21Chicken Marsala w/ Mushroom Sauce,
Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans w/ Bacon, Bread & Butter, $12
Romaine & Kale with Lemon-Dill Salmon,
Fresh Vegetables & Red Pepper Vinaigrette; Veggie Pasta Salad; Bread & Butter, $12
Chicken, Bacon & Cheddar on Wheat Bun
w/ Lettuce, Tomato & Herb Mayo; Veggie Pasta Salad, Potato Chips, $10
Banana Cream Pie, $2.50
Chocolate Caramel Pecan Bar, $1.25
Order now for April 21
Condolences to: ■ Bruce and Mary Browder on the death of Bruce’s mother, Wanda Browder, April 1. Grandchildren are Christine Browder, Ryan Browder and Jennifer Schmidt. ■ John Kirkley on the death of his wife, Lola Kirkley, April 9.■ Friends and family of Jan Cureton, April 14.
Church office open Tuesdays and WednesdaysBeginning Tuesday, April 20, the church build-ing and offices will be officially open every Tuesday and Wednesday during the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. All visitors must wear a mask, sign in and out and enter and exit only through the doors off the south parking lot near the main church office. All other exterior doors will be locked. Staff will be working in the office on Tuesdays and Wednesdays as the church transitions back to a more normal mode of operation.
Personalized offering envelopes discontinuedWith so many members having switched to online giving, Wilshire no longer meets the minimum quantity required to print personal-ized offering envelopes. If at any time you need offering envelopes to mail in your gifts, please contact Director of Finance Lori Gooden (214-452-3131 or [email protected]. She will be happy to mail you a packet of envelopes.
Thank-you notes and privacyWilshire’s deacons and Finance Committee will be sending thank-you notes in the near future to express gratitude for those who have given to the church this year. Rest assured that the amount you have given will always remain private. The note writers will only know that you have given, not how much.
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Wilshire is co-hosting a free virtual Rama-dan dinner with Dialogue Institute of Dallas on Monday, April 19, at 7 p.m. via Zoom.
The holy month of Ramadan, which began April 12 this year, is a period of fasting and spiritual growth for Muslims worldwide. The Dialogue Institute has a long tradition of cel-ebrating this spiritual and charitable month at fast-breaking dinners with interfaith part-ners, including Wilshire.
While the event can’t be held in person this year, we can still share friendship and make meaningful conversations online. A free Ramadan dinner (dates, beef sauté, rice with chickpeas, mashed potatoes, vegetable salad,
Kemel Pasha dessert) prepared by the Insti-tute will be available to pick up at Wilshire between 5 and 5:55 p.m. on April 19, but this is optional; you are welcome to join the event without picking up a meal.
Dialogue Institute Dallas (dialoguedallas.org) is a nonprofit organization that pro-motes mutual understanding, respect and cooperation among people of diverse faiths and cultures by creating opportunities for direct communication.
Register via EventBrite here or look for the link at wilshirebc.org/registration. Con-tact Abbey Adcox with questions ([email protected] or 214-457-0363).
Wilshire to co-host Ramadan dinnerVirtual Ramadan Dinner with
Dialogue Institute Dallas • Monday, April 19, 7 p.m.
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Wedding shower for Leigh Curl,Keith Dove to be held April 24
All are invited to a drive-through wedding shower for Pastoral Resident Leigh Curl and her fiancé, Keith Dove. The shower will be held Saturday, April 24, from 10:30 a.m. to noon in the porte cochere (circular
drive) on the south end of the building along Ravendale Lane. Guests are asked to wear a mask and stay in their vehicle. Leigh and Keith are planning a July wedding in Durham, N.C. You can view their gift registry at theknot.com/twocurldoves/registry.
Book clubs ■ The WOW! Brown Bag Book Club meets on Zoom one Thursday a month at noon. On May 6, the group will discuss Ann Patchett’s The Dutch House. Contact Abbey Adcox at [email protected] or Carolyn Murray at [email protected] to sign up.■ The WOW! Tuesday Evening Book Club meets on Zoom monthly at 7 p.m. On May 11, the group will discuss Isaac’s Storm by Erik Lar-son. To sign up, contact Debby Burton at [email protected]. ■ The Anti-Racism Book Club will discuss So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo on Thursday, May 20, at 7 p.m. Register for the Zoom link at wilshirebc.org/registration.
Sign up for advocacy emailsIf you’re passionate about a particular advocacy area and would like to stay informed during the Texas legislative session and beyond, you can opt to get email updates from Wilshire. Minis-try Assistant Abbey Adcox maintains email lists by issue and sends periodic updates and action items. Email [email protected] to be add-ed to the lists you’re interested in, including:Anti-RacismCriminal JusticeClimate ChangeDomestic ViolenceFoster CareHomelessness
Human TraffickingHungerImmigration/RefugeesPayday LendingPublic EducationReligious Freedom
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WilshireIN THE PARK
Churchwide PicnicSunday, May 16 • 5–7 p.m.
Flag Pole Hill (8015 Doran Cir.)Bring the family and join us for a Wilshire Reunion at our annual churchwide picnic! We’re excited to be able to meet in person for fellowship and live music. We won’t be serving food, but feel free to bring a meal or snack for yourself and your family. Water and an individually-packaged treat from the Wilshire kitchen will be provided. Wear your mask and bring your own chairs or blankets.
Social distancing will be observed and sign-up is required.
The sign-up link can be found anytime at wilshirebc.org/registration
Sign up to attend
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CHILDREN’S EVENTSVACATION BIBLE SCHOOLCompassion Camp is the theme for this year’s VBS for children who have completed kindergarten through grade 6. In-person VBS is limited to 15 per grade. We will also offer a Take-Home VBS option with interactive materials and videos to be enjoyed anytime.Dates: Monday –Friday, June 21–25, 9 a.m.–noon.Registration Deadline: June 16 Cost: Free
CREATIVE ARTS CAMPListen to Your Art is back this summer — bigger, better and LIVE! Creative Arts Camp has something for everyone who has completed kindergarten through grade 6: music, drama, movement/dance, visual art, sewing, cooking, cartoon drawing, commercial/video creations, photography, creative writing and more! Participants will rotate through artistic outlets in small groups and will also choose a personal expression rotation.Dates: Monday–Friday, July 12–16, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Half-day option, 9 a.m.–noon. Full-day campers will bring lunch; snacks and drinks will be provided. Families and guests are invited Friday at 5:30 p.m. for a pizza dinner ($3/person) and a 6:30 p.m. performance and art showcase. Cost: $150, full day or $75, half day. Includes supplies, T-shirt, snacks, a super creative staff and more! Limit 75.
PRETEEN CAMPPassport Kids! Camp in Brownwood, Texas, is for kids who have completed grades 3 through 6. We’ll depart by bus at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 24, and will stay in air-conditioned cabins at the Heart of Texas Baptist Camp and Conference Center. Students will participate in high-energy worship, interactive Bible study, creative
recreation, missions and other fun activities. Although activities will be led by Passport staff, we will provide one chaperone for every five campers to help with supervision. Chaperones are needed. We will return to Wilshire around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 27.Dates: Saturday–Tuesday, July 24–27Cost: $350. A $100 deposit will guarantee your student’s spot.
PRESCHOOL EVENTSVBS: COMPASSION CAMP For preschoolers who turned 3 years old through 5 years old by Sept. 1, 2020, but have not completed kindergarten. Class sizes are limited. We will also offer a Take-Home VBS option with interactive materials and videos to be enjoyed anytime.Dates: Monday–Friday, June 21–25, 9 a.m.–noon Registration Deadline: June 16 Cost: Free
PRESCHOOL FRIENDS CAMPThis year’s theme is “I Can Care About Others.” This camp is open to preschoolers who turned 3 years old through 5 years old by Sept. 1, 2020, but have not completed kindergarten.Dates: Monday–Friday, July 19–23, 9 a.m.–noon. Registration Deadline: July 12 Cost: $60
All camps are open to the community.Preregister at wilshirebc.org/registration. Questions? Contact Julie Girards for children’s events at [email protected], Joan Hammons for preschool events at [email protected] or Candy McComb for Creative Arts Camp at [email protected].
Our camps have indoor and outdoor activities planned, but the format of each camp is subject to change should the CDC and Wilshire COVID-19 Task Force establish new safety guidelines as the public health situation evolves into the summer.
CHILDREN & PRESCHOOLERS WILSHIRE BAPTIST CHURCH“We are so excited about our plans to offer summer camps for children and preschoolers this summer! Our hope is to meet in person with limited capacity following safety guidelines while also offering virtual options. We’ll learn ways to show compassion to ourselves and others, ways to express ourselves creatively and how we fit into a larger story. We hope you can join us for one or more of our opportunities to have fun while building our relationship with God and others.”— Julie Girards, Minister to Children
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Sunday, April 18■ Morning Worship, virtual, 8:30 a.m. ■ Bible Study, online, times vary by class ■ Children’s Sunday School, Zoom, 10 a.m.■ WSM Sunday School, Zoom, 10 a.m.■ Missions Committee, Zoom, 12:30 p.m.■ Personnel Committee, Zoom, 1 p.m.■ Refining Faith Workshop, Zoom, 2:30 p.m.■ Carillon Ringers, Choral Hall, 3 p.m.
Monday, April 19■ Virtual Ramadan Dinner, Zoom, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, April 20■ Stephen Ministry Training, Zoom, 6 p.m.■ Stephen Ministry Supervision, Zoom, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 21■ Ukulele rehearsal, online, 10:30 a.m.■ Koinonia Café To Go order pickups, south parking lot, 11 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.■ Midweek Update & Reflection video, online■ COVID-19 Advisory Task Force, Zoom, 5:30 p.m. ■ WSM Watershed, Community Hall, 6:30 p.m.■ Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary and James Gallery, 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 22■ WOW! Spring Bible Study, Zoom, 9:30 a.m.
Friday, April 23■ Friday Friends, Zoom, 11 a.m.
Saturday, April 24■ MOPS in the Lot, north parking lot, 9:30 a.m.■ Drive-through wedding shower for Leigh Curl and Keith Dove, porte cochere, 10:30 a.m.
This WeekAt Wilshire, we only have the church we decide to be by our own giving. Here are seven giving methods you can use to help us build a community of faith shaped by the Spirit of Jesus Christ.ONLINE. Schedule a recurring or one-time gift charged to your debit or credit card or directly as an ACH from your checking account. Visit wilshirebc.org/give (be sure cookies are enabled on your phone or tablet).
AUTOMATIC BANK PAY. Go to your bank’s website, log in to your individual bank account and follow the instructions to set up Wilshire as a new payee. Your bank will print and cut a check.
BY MAIL. Send to Lori Gooden, Wilshire Baptist Church, 4316 Abrams Road, Dallas TX, 75214. Please write on your check if it is intended for the Unified Budget or another purpose.
TEXT. Using your smartphone, text WILSHIRE and the dollar amount (example: WILSHIRE 50) to 73256, then follow the link that pops up. The first time you use this option, you will enter credit card and contact information. All text gifts will be applied to the Unified Budget.
WILSHIRE APP. Download the Wilshire app from the App Store or Google Play to make gifts easily from your phone or tablet.
DONATE STOCKS. Call Lori Gooden at 214-452-3131 for information on how to donate appreciated stocks.
FROM YOUR IRA. For those over 70.5 years of age, tax-free IRA gifts offer a huge financial benefit. They reduce your future tax burden and can fulfill your Required Minimum Distribution for 2021.
WAYS TO GIVE.
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Preston AdkinsJoshua BautistaTanya BensonGina BiddleCayce BrumleyCourtney CarterJoni CabanissAnn CossumKaren CotterKelli Culpepper Hall Joannah DeMent Diana EarlyJanda Edwards Linda EggertLinda GarnerKirsten Granberry Linda Gregory
Rita HamiltonJoey HamiltonDeborah HerfordJeff JonesTori Korson Wingfield Desiree Krieger Micki Lacker Bobby Louder Linda Martinez Marty McElya Alyssa McElya Sheri McShanDamien Mitchell Allison Moore Sheri Mosser Monica Mullins Chad Mustain
Mike Plunk Ross Prater Lyn Prater Nancy Quelland Katie Smalling Connie Smith Jim Sterling Nancy Stretch Robin SullensClaire Tommey Jim Walton Amy Wilson Jenny Wolff Alan Wright Rebecca Yarbrough
Pray for Wilshire health care workers
Rapid-response teams availableHealth Response Team is comprised of medical professionals in the church who are willing to make themselves available for general counsel and encouragement. These volunteers are not dis-pensing medical care but are available for general questions and guidance, especially when it may be harder to get to a doctor. Lead contact is Linda Garner, [email protected] or 214-452-3151. Food and Supplies Response Team is comprised of volunteers from our Missions and Ad-vocacy committees who are at the ready to help those who are isolated and need food or other supplies brought to them. We have identified existing designated and budget funds that will be used to meet urgent needs of members, such as food and medicine and limited rent assistance. Lead contact is Heather Mustain, [email protected] or 214-452-3110. Spiritual Support Response Team is comprised of trained lay leaders and staff who are available to talk with members who are lonely, scared or just need to talk during this time of isolation. This is not a substitute for professional counseling. Volunteers will call care receiv-ers on at least a weekly basis to listen to them and offer emotional support. Other referrals for additional identified needs will be made to the appropriate teams or staff. Lead contact is Gail Brookshire, [email protected].
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Pray for Wilshire educators
As schools and school districts grapple with the complexities of having school during covid-19, we have compiled a list of Wilshire members who work in education. Keep them in your prayers and consider offering encouragement in the form of a note, email or phone call. We apologize for any omissions; please let us know of names that should be added to the list.
Kelly AkinsAmy AndersonDebbie AtchleyHugh AtkinsonLynne BeardCasey BolandLeigh Ann BrownJake BruehlReagan BrumleyKristin CabanissHillary CampbellSunny Carroum Karen CotterSilvia DeLaCruzJoannah DeMentElizabeth FeltonShana GainesThomas HareDawn HallmanSherry Hicks
J.D. IsipKatie KoshkinCatherine LaCheyDebbie LaCheyThomas LeeJack LevisonJennifer MaddingRalph Manuel Candy McCombTricia McCoyJane MeltonChristie MichieLaura MirochnaEllen MooneyWendy MooreMary MorganMeredith MosleyMonica MullinsShannon NadaliniJohn Parnell
Paige PenderyMary Lea PhillipsSarah PlunkRobin PokladnikPriscilla Pope-LevisonLyn PraterMichael PrysockAaron ReindelSarah RoseGerald ShillingJeanne SpreierMegan ThompsonSara TinsleyCarol TommeyJanis TownsendJonni WallsJenn WeaverKatie WilkeJenny Wolff
