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March 31, 2013 Issue 13

CALLERthe

In This Issue

Pastor’s Corner 2Statistics 2Remember in Prayer 3Spiritual Disciplines Wk 3

Prayer Requests, March 24 3Serving in the Military 3Easter Egg Hunt 3Congratulations 3CoE/Trustees Meeting 4Summer Camp 4

Children’s Library 4

Flamingos /Possessions 4Easter Offering 5Crop Walk 5All Church Study 5DMF Breakfast 6

Birthdays/HMM 6Paper drive/Mary Circle 6Pathways 6Outreach & Worship 7 Easter Lilies 8Service Change/Kids 8

Calendar 9Serving Sunday 10

E v e n t s – M a r c h 3 1 , 2 0 1 3 – A p r i l 7 , 2 0 1 3

March 31: Easter Sunday – Christ is Risen!8:00 A.M. - NO REAWAKEN, Early Worship Service9:00 A.M. - NO REFRESH, Contemporary Service9:00 A.M. - Classes for all ages

10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service11:30 A.M. - Easter Egg Hunt, Patio

April 1:7:00 P.M. - Alzheimer’s Support Group, Chapman Lounge

April 2:10:30 A.M. - Mary Circle, Chapman Lounge

6:30 P.M. - Men’s Bible Study at Barry Woodbridge’s7:00 P.M. - NO Contemplative ServiceApril 3:

7:30 P.M. - Hot Meal Ministry, Team BApril 4:

7:30 P.M. - Choir Practice (NO Bell choir this week)April 5:

5:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracion use Sanctuary6:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. – Fullerton Art Walk

April 6:8:00 A.M. - DMF breakfast, Chapman Lounge

8:30 A.M. - Greek Class at Woodbridges’9:00 A.M. - Noon – Chapel on Wheels Paper Drive

April 7: 8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN, Early Worship Service9:00 A.M. - Classes for all ages

10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service5:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracion Service, Sanctuary7:30 P.M. - REFRESH, Contemporary Service

April 8:10:00 A.M. - PSWR Older Adult Ministry Committee, CL

6:30 P.M. - All-Church Study at Woodbridges’, Dinner, 6:30;class at 7April 9:

9:00 A.M.- Pathways meeting, Chapman Lounge6:30 P.M. - Men’s Bible Study at Barry Woodbridge’s7:00 P.M. - Contemplative Service

AA Groups - Sun. 8:00 P.M., Friday, 7:30 P.M.,Sat. 8:30 P.M., NA Group, Tues., 7:30 P.M.

The Calleris published weekly

(Deadline Wednesdayat Noon)

by

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)109 E. Wilshire Ave.Fullerton, CA 92832

714.525.5525email:

[email protected]

www.fullertonfirstchristian.org

Senior Pastor:

Rev. Darrell McGowan

Associate Pastor:

Rev. Debra Todd

Editor:

Donna Woodbridge

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I have yet to hear from God anything close to an audible voice. WheneverI make reference to “hearing” the voice of God, I am referring to an intuition that comes from deepwithin or a meaningful encounter with another person or maybe even a conclusion drawn after along walk in the woods. I have never encountered God’s presence in an apparition or supernaturalevent. I do not take my own lack of such experiences as evidence that those encounters never happenI have just become better prepared to recognize God’s presence in my life when it is transmitted

through rather ordinary events.The weeks after Easter seem rather ordinary in comparison to the week leading up to Easter orthe events of Easter Sunday itself. I am usually a bit tired from all the preparations surroundingEaster, and I have often seen the weeks that follow Easter as an opportunity to slow down and relax abit.

We all tend to gear up for big events and relax a bit during the more ordinary periods that fillthe space between those more significant times. What are we to make of the many references Jesusmade to the Kingdom of God coming upon us suddenly and unexpectedly? It might seem that Jesuswas not nearly as concerned with our ability to put on a big celebration or prepare for a majorholiday as he was with our willingness to follow him faithfully one day at a time.

Following Jesus means awaking each day ready to hear God speaking to us in the voices of

family and friends, in the beauty that surrounds us, and in the suffering that is a part of our world.Following Jesus means living in the moment. It means honoring God’s desire to use us as instrumentsof peace and justice in the routine encounters of the day as well as the unexpected events that comeupon us with little or no warning.

God is always speaking to us, encouraging us, nudging us forward in our faith. We may needto pay close attention to recognize God’s presence. We may even have to set aside some of the loudervoices in our lives to hear the still, soft voice of the Spirit. Whatever it takes to hear that voice—it’sworth it!

If you haven’t already signed up for the All-Church Study, sign up today! In gathering withothers in a small group and learning new ways of onsciously connecting to God, you will enrich yourlife and improve your discipleship. Learning to pray can be fun too! Many of the prayer exercises youwill experience in the All-Church Study are engaging and enjoyable. All of them are meaningful.When you join a small group, you also give God a chance to speak through you to those in yourgroup.

Take time this week to listen for the voice of God. It will come to you in a phone call, an email,a chance encounter in the grocery store. It will call you to love someone who needs your love. It willpull you out of yourself and raise your awareness of how much you have to offer others. It willempower you to love those around you and allow them to love you.

You probably won’t encounter the empty tomb or meet Jesus in the upper room. This is theweek after Easter, another week like so many weeks—ordinary in every way. It is in its ordinariness,though, that you will find opportunities to live out your faith and share that faith

with others. God is still speaking, and you can be a conduit of that speech

Sunday Statist ics March 24 ’13 128 (Remember Service)9 (Reawaken Service) No Refresh ServiceWeekly Giving: $2,377.23 Mission: $264.14Budget Goal: $3,381 Easter Offering: $314

YEAR-TO-DATE:Budget: $31,048 Received: 26,901.88 ($4,146.12)

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RememberinPrayerContinue to pray for: the family ofDonna Bagley, Helen Bailey, Margie Barlow,Dottie Bense, Harold Brickens, Mary Brill, Jerry Brown, Betty Ruth Buchanan, LindaChristman, Chris Collett, Dean Echols, Lorna& Skip Farnum, Anna Lou Horspool, Kevin &

Linda Johnen, Carolyn Kenrick, Nancy Knott,Lowenn Land, Flora Miller, Denise Olson andfamily, Betty Rollo, John & Marj Schwenker,Claudia Tammen, Dorothy Tanner, JackTownsend, Gil Tucker and family, and BobVannoy.

Please pray for the following church inthe Pacific Southwest Region:

McCarty Memorial Christian ChurchGood Shepherd Christian Church

(Korean-speaking fellowship)

4101 W Adams BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90064

ReadingsandPrayerConcernsforWeekofApril1–April7,2013 Monday, April 1: Reading: Acts 5: 27-32;pray for the Alzheimer’s Support Group

meeting tonight in Chapman Lounge.Tuesday, April 2: Reading: Psalm 150: 1-3;

pray for Pathways of Hope and the work theydo in our community.Congregational Prayer Day, Wednesday,April 3: Reading: Psalm 150: 4-6; pray for TomBeck, Dirk McCuen and Hot Meal Team Bwho are serving the hungry tonight.Thursday, April 4: Reading: Revelation 1: 4-7; pray for Global Ministries Missionary in HongKong, Bruce Van Voorhis.Friday, April 5: Reading: Revelation 1:8; prayfor Casa de Oracion as they set up to begin

worshiping in our sanctuary on Sunday.Saturday, April 6: Reading: John 20: 19-23;pray for the Disciples Men’s Fellowshipmeeting for breakfast today.Sunday, April 7: Reading: John 20: 24-31; prayfor the Refresh Worship Team as they embarkon the new service at 7:30 p.m.

Prayer Requests: March 24, 2013 Anonymous Pope Francis that he may

bring together all people offaith.

Annie Frater Diane Steimann who hadsurgery to remove one ofthe lobes in her lung thatwas cancerous.

Bill Martin Strength for my childrenand former wife, Sheila whohas lung cancer and has lostthe will to live.

Edee Stahnke Randy Elliott, brother whohas cancer.

Laura Schaffell Lowenn Land who isbattling pneumonia.

Serving in the Mil i tary: Adam Hawley, Deb

Taylor’s nephew in Afghanistan.

He will be gone nine months from his wife andnew baby.Lt. Patrick O’Conner, Betty Rollo’s

grandson-in-law will leave on April 1 forapproximately 6 months deployment.

Lt. Patrick Rollo, Betty Rollo’s grandson. He is also back at his home base.

Joshua Reynolds, Jane Reynolds’ son.He is at Ft. Riley, KS dealing with PTSD andwill be returning to Afghanistan soon.

EasterEggHunt All children are invited to meetoutside for our Annual Easter Egg Huntafter 10:15 A.M. service

Congratulations

Congratulations to Cambria Findley-Grubb who will be spending this summer as aDisciples Home Missions Intern! She will beworking at UrbanSpirit in Louisville, Kentucky

helping with experiential learning povertysimulations for middle schoolers throughadults in order to change the way people viewpoverty in the United States.

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Attn:CouncilofElders&Trustees There will be a combined meeting of theCouncil of Elders and the Trustes on Monday,April 15th at 6:30 in Chapman Lounge. TheElders and Trustees will be meeting with DanOliver and Don Dewey from the Region.

SummerCampisComing! Summer Camp for our children

and youth is coming. Regionalscholarship applications are due on or beforeApril 30. For forms and more information, seeDebra Todd or check with Donna in the office.Mini Camp - 7/7 – 7/10 $260 before June 7(2nd & 3rd grade in fall 2013)

Junior Camp – 6/23 – 6/29 $355 before May 23 (4th – 6th grade in fall 2013)

Chi Rho Camp – 6/30 - 7/6 $355 before May30 (7th - 8th grade in fall 2013)CYF I Camp – 7/21 -7/27 $355 before June 21

(9th – 10th grade in fall 2013)CYF!! Camp – 7/28 – 8/3 $355 before June 28

(11th – 12th in fall 2013 and 2013 graduates)Costs after Early Bird deadline are:

$285 for Mini Camp, and $380 for all the othercamps.

Children'sLibrary We have begun collecting books for thechildren's library. A number of people asked ifwe could put the book list online. In response,an Amazon Wish List has been set up. You canaccess it at: http://tinyurl.com/libwish. If yougo to that link, you can order books and theywill be mailed directly to the church!

If you are worried that you willpurchase a book that we have already received,I invite you to purchase one anyway. We can

use them in the Worship and Wonder room.Thank you so much for your support of

our children!

TransferofPossessionsCheck this column each week to see what isnew.Available:

3-drawer Work Bench with Vise $100Creative Memories albums andsupplies

NEW! 2 DVDs (brand new still inwrappers) “You’ve Got Mail” & “TheNotebook” $5 each

White, glass-top, wrought iron patiotable with four matching chairs.excellent condition, $200.00.

In Need of:Good reliable used carGlider Rockers for the back of Sanctuary

& the Children’s Cry RoomDonna Woodbridge

TheFlamingosarecoming!!!Starting Next Sunday the

insurance forms for the FCCFYouth Mission Flamingo Fundraiser go on sale

As a reminder there are a few insuranceoptions:

$20.00 - this buys you our basic anti-flamingo insurance

$25.00 - this will insure that a flamingo landson the yard of a fellow church member!!We will even take pictures at your request.

$30.00 -This is our Pink Standard flamingoinsurance!! This is the best of the best, youcan be assured that you will not have aFlamingo in your yard...you will also beassured that if a stray flamingo tries torelocate to your abode, one of ourFlamingo Relocation Team will arrivewithin the day to remove it!

Of course, if you decide against

insurance and are graced with the lovely Pinkbirds, our flamingo relocation team will behappy to remove them from your yard at anominal price! Insurance sales will be 2 weeksonly. See the Bright Pink table outside thechurch on April 7 and April 14 to purchaseinsurance and gather more informationregarding where the money is going!

FCCF CYF/Chi-Rho

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"ICameThatTheyMayHaveLifeAndHaveIt

Abundantly!"(John10:10b)As we come to Easter Sunday, the 2013

Special Easter Offering stands at $ 314 receivedtoward our goal of $1,000. If you'd like to bepart of this year's Easter Offering, which

supports the General Units of the ChristianChurch (Disciples of Christ) in ministries in theUnited States and around the world, pleaseplace your gift in the special envelope that wasdistributed last Sunday. If you did not get thisenvelope last Sunday, you may pick one upthis Sunday on the counter in the office. Evenwithout an envelope you can participate in thisspecial offering by writing "Easter Offering" onthe memo line of your check.

Our General Minister and President

reminds us of the significance of the EasterOffering with these words.

"Your financial gifts directly sustain themissional outreach of ministries that faithfullyserve individuals, local congregations,communities across the country and our globalneighbors. Truly, your prayerful support andbenevolent gifts embody the abundance ofGod's love for all creation.

“The scripture passage in the Gospel of

John (10:10b) guides the message of this year'sspecial Easter Offering. In our shared lives offaith, we know that Christ accompanies us inall things and that in this covenant there isabundance and new life.

“Thank you for your prayerfuldiscernment. Thank you for your generousparticipation. Thank you for your continuedfaithful witness.

“With gratitude and on behalf of yourgeneral ministry partners,"

Dr. Sharon E. WatkinsGeneral Minister and PresidentChristian Church (Disciples of Christ)

CROPWalkisComing! April 28 is the date! 12:15 is thetime!

Fullerton Plaza is the place!Randy Langston will be in the Narthex with

registration forms for the next few Sundays.Pick up yours today. Then contact your

friends and family to collect your pledges or goonline to www.churchworldservice.org, clickfind a CROP Walk, click on California, scrolldown to First Christian Church, Fullerton andfollow the prompts to join the team. Send thelink to your address book.

All-ChurchStudy As our church prepares for this year’s

All-Church Study on prayer, I wanted to share

a passage from Max Lucado’s “He Still Moves

Stones” on prayer:“Most of our prayer lives could use a tune-

up. Some prayer lives could use a tune-up.Some prayer lives lack consistency. They’reeither a desert or an oasis. Long, arid, dryspells interrupted by brief plunges into thewaters of communion… Others of us needsincerity. Our prayers are a bit hollow,memorized, and rigid. More liturgy than life.And though they are daily, they are dull. Stillothers lack, well, honesty. We honestly

wonder if prayer makes a difference. Why onearth would God in heaven want to talk to me?If God knows all, who am I to tell himanything? If God controls all, who am I to doanything? Our prayers may be awkward. Ourattempts may be feeble. But since the power ofprayer is in the one who hears it and not theone who says it, our prayers do make adifference.”

We hope you are still thinking about

joining this year’s study, and please rememberthe power of God and the power of prayer.Registration forms are on the bulletin

board.Pam

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DisciplesMen'sBreakfastSat.April68:00A.M.

This Saturday, April 6, is our monthlymen's home-made breakfast and fellowship inChapman Lounge from 8:00 to about 9:30 A.M.

If you are one who decides "This timeI'll be there," what awaits you is :

-- a menu you'd expect at your favoriteweekend breakfast cafe-- others who will listen to what your weekand life REALLY felt like, good or bad-- other men creativity interacting with a briefscripture and devotional of the day-- men willing to pray for each other and ourchurch, and then follow up with actions

AprilBirthdays Judy Seda-Ruiz (1); Masumi Hogan (2); Megan

Ressler (3); Nancy Knott, Patrick Vannoy, Jr.(4); Kaitlyn Bailey-Findley, Nancy Geiger (5);Sue Silgailis (6); Don Blakeley (10); Chris Johnen (12); Gary Elliott, Harold Horn (13);Terry Knott (15); Carlie Doublin, Becky Graves,Anne Wolkenhauer (16); Scott Brill, MatthewSilgailis (17); Kevin Wilbur (20); YajairaMartinez, Julio Martinez, (21); ChristinaMartinez, Dirk McCuen (22); Betty Baker (23);Connie Townsend (25); Sibyl Dittberner,

Nancy Malotte (26)

HotMealMinistryTeam B is on tap to help out with our

Hot Meals Ministry, Wednesday, April 3.Team Members should be there at 5:30 P.M. (*set up at 4:30.) Please find a substitute if youare unable to make it.Team B is comprised of: Luanne Bailey, DianeDaughterty, Duane & Phyllis Elliott (set-up),Phil Forbes, Mitch Hanlon, Sue Harless, Carol

Henke, Paul Robidoux and Ben StuartAlternates include Rod Farley, Annie Frater, Judi Smedley, Craig Wallace

ChapelonWheelsPaperDriveThe Chapel on Wheels Paper Drive will beheld Saturday, April 6, from 9:00 A.M. untilnoon at the following locations:- Behind “liquor store, corner ofChapman and Euclid.- Parking lot east Raymond on Chapman

Avenue next to Walgreens.- Behind the Bank of America, on LagunaRoad, between Bastanchury and ValenciaMesa.

If you can help “man” one of the collectionpoints each month, quarterly, or just once, talkto Jack Doughty.

MaryCircle Mary Circle meets on Tuesday, April 2at 10:30 a.m. in Chapman Lounge. They will

be putting together the baskets for the womenof WTLC. Ada Rodman has devotions.Beverly Reinke is hostess. Bring money forlaundry soap for Pathways of Hope.

PathwaysHonorsFCCF At Pathways Food-Loving Guys (andGals!) Fundraiser last Saturday night, March 23in the new Community Center, we werehonored as the first Recipient of Pathways’

annual recognition of their supporters. Theypresented to Pastor Darrell a beautiful trophythat sits on the corner of the counter in theoffice. You will want to stop by and look at it.We were thanked for our support since thebeginning in 1974 when the name wasFullerton Interfaith Emergency Services.Thank you all for your faithfulness to thisorganization.

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WeHaveJoinedTheMissionaryRelationshipProgram In a letter dated March 5, Ted Adams, whowith his wife, Sammie, coordinates our SeniorAdult Ministry, was informed that ourcongregation has been accepted into a missionaryrelationship with Jeffrey Mensendiek, who servesin Japan. This was addressed to Ted in response to

the form Ted filled out after Jeffrey spoke to ourseniors at the meeting on February 19. He turned itover to the Outreach Ministry. On March 20, theOutreach Ministry approved our entering into theMissionary Relationship Program with Jeffrey. Anannouncement of this relationship is posted on thebulletin board as well as Jeffrey's picture and hiscurrent address in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He willgo back to Japan with his family in September tobegin a three-year term of service that will runthrough August 31, 2016.

The Missionary Relationship Program isprimarily seen as a correspondence relationship.We need to answer these questions in the comingmonths in order for us to be in a relationship with Jeffrey.

1. Who is the person in our congregationwho will be the main contact person for thisrelationship? Is this something you'd like to do?

2. How many of us would like to be on thee-mail list for Jeffrey to use in contacting ourcongregation? Do you want to receive e-mails from Jeffrey?

3. How often would we like Jeffrey tocommunicate with us--monthly or quarterly?

4. What type of information do we want toreceive from Jeffrey?

5. How will we keep this relationship beforeour congregation so that we get to know Jeffreybetter and also understand his work?

6. What do you think Jeffrey needs to knowabout our congregation?

If you have a response to any of thesequestions, please let Ed Linberg and the Outreach

Ministry know your interest. Write a note outliningyour responses to any, or all, of these six questions,put it in the Outreach Ministry box in the ChurchOffice or, speak to Ed Linberg, Outreach MinistryChair. The Outreach Ministry will discuss thismatter when it meets on Wednesday, May 15.They are not meeting in April so that theirmembers will have the opportunity to be part ofthe All Church Study without having too manythings to do in any given week.

The Outreach Ministry

RememberingOurChoir's2013EasterCantata"ThePassionandGloryoftheRisenChrist" When Johann Sebastian Bach composed 199of his vocal and instrumental compositions named"cantata" (literally "sung") for his choir just forspecial Sundays in the Lutheran church year, allthe choir members, instrumentalists and

supportive members of St. Thomas Church(Thomaskirke) in Leipzig Germany worked hardfor weeks as volunteers and were grateful for thebeauty of a musical legacy they did not know theywould be sharing with the ages.

Today this art form, usually but notexclusively associated with the Church, oftenexceeds the available time and human resources ofever declining churches and choirs, or else has beenupdated by other musical productions in largeremergent and contemporary services.

We at First Christian Church Fullerton canbe grateful, like Bach's congregation, that we have amusical director with the creative insight andprofessional musical sensitivity of our musicdirector, Mitch Hanlon. We can be grateful we stillhave a choir as dedicated in rehearsal and practiceas ours. We can be grateful for college students(whom Bach occasionally called upon also) such asour accompanist Rod Bagheri, our cantata narratorwith the rich voice, Tim Alexander, and soloistRuben Carbjal. We are grateful for other soloistssuch as Emily Steward-Styffe, and for Anna

Hanlon's video choreography of Mitch's selectionof beautiful stained-glass slides whichaccompanied and enhanced the choir's music.

Each Sunday our congregation leaves littlenotes "What I Liked About this Service" in theoffering plates. Last Sunday there were anexceptional number of notes from our congregationto Mitch and the choir thanking them for theirmany hours of preparation to present to us JackSchrader's arrangement of "The Passion and Gloryof the Risen Christ."

As we grow in emerging worship thatspeaks to a new generation and invites newerdisciples into worshipful presence with God, wewho remember what a man like Bach gave to theChurch, can appreciate a time and place when,thanks to our choir, we were there ( as in the oldhymn "Were you there?") on a Palm Sunday whenwe were led from the triumphal entry down theVia Dolorosa, to the cross, and given hope forliving through the worst day to arise on Easter !

Worship Ministry Team

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EasterLiliesProvidedBy: Ted & Sammie Adams –

in memory of our sisters Ruth, Barbara andAlice and Ted’s brothers, Charles & Jim

Luanne Bailey – in memory of son, MattTom & Leslie Beck – in memory of Bob &

Karlene Moller, Joe & Anna BeckSharlane & Don Blakeley – in memory ofDon’s parents and Sharlane’s grandparents

Scott & Mary Brill – in memory of Ella & JimBrickens, La Veta and Ashley Brill, Helenand Ernie Morris

Jack & Jerry Brown – in memory of AnneElizabeth Brown

Jack Doughty – in memory of Jackie, wife,mother and grandmother

Duane & Phyllis Elliott –in memory of our

parents and sisters Joyce Finch – in memory of mom, sister and

husbandMitch Hanlon – in memory of Wallace Hanlon,

Samuel Stiles Nancy Knott – in memory of mother, Gerry

Lee Ellis, sister, Dianne LondeanEd Linberg – in honor of Mariette with

gratitude for her love and the love sheshares with our family

Robidoux Family – in memory of RolandRobidoux and Mary Ann Hill

Betty Rollo – in loving memory of the Stonesand Rollos special Easter celebration.

Laura Schaffell -Anna & Dwain Van Diest – in memory of

Mom and Dad Van Diest, Dad Grammes,Leroy Grammes, Donna and Wally Bagley,Paul Bagley

Alice & Craig Wallace – in memory of ourparents, Liz & John Randall, Delphy

& Bill Wallace

ChangeinServiceTimesforRefreshService Refresh Servicemoves to 7:30 p.m in theSanctuary, April 7.

Come see our new

format and worshipexperience.

KIDSActivity

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First Christian Church

109 E Wilshire Avenue

Fullerton, CA 92832 Reawaken (Early Worship Service) Sunday, 8:00 A.M.Refresh (Contemporary Worship Service) Watch for reopening at 7:30 P.M. April 7, 2013Church School for all ages: Sunday, 9:00 A.M.Remember (Traditional Worship Service) Sunday, 10:15 A.M.

Youth Groups: Sunday, 1:00P.M

. & Wednesday, 3:30 – 5:15P.M

.Contemplative Service: Tuesdays, 7:00 P.M.

Serving March 31, 2013 Greeter: Rod & Jan FarleyGuest Book: Donna VannoyCoffee Host: Hospitality MinistryAcolyte Parent: HenkeSound: Alyssa RobidouxVideo: Clare KeechLay Leader: Ed LinbergChildren’s Moment: Luanne BaileyElders: Kathy Robidoux, Janelle Vannoy,

Norma Rill

Diaconate: Paul’s TeamPrepare: Beverly Reinke, Janelle VannoyUshers: Alyssa & Paul RobidouxServe: Luanne Bailey, Rod Farley, Linda Johnen, Cam & Nancy Malotte, Alyssa &Paul Robidoux, Janelle Vannoy

Clean Up: Luanne Bailey, Jan Farley,Paul RobidouxAlternates:

Serving Apri l 7, 2013 Greeter: Ada RodmanGuest Book: Beverly ReinkeCoffee Host: Hospitality MinistryAcolyte Parent: AcquistapaceSound:

Video:Lay Leader: Lin GarciaChildren’s Moment: Yajaria MartinezElders: Joshua Dorrough, Tim

Acquistapace, Penny Fonches

Diaconate: Leslie’s TeamPrepare: Nancy Geiger, Sherry HerreraUshers: Phil Forbes, Dena HeathmanServe: Diane Daugherty, Sue Harless, DenaHeathman, Sherry Herrera, RandyLangston, Amy Styffe

Clean Up: Phil Forbes, Diane Daugherty,Sue Harless

Alternates: Leslie Beck, David Styffe

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