Vista News COMMITTED TO CHRIST

Growing in Faith, Ministers to Each Other, Disciples in Our World

Sierra Vista United Methodist Church 4522 College Hills Blvd San Angelo, TX 76904-6922

Semimonthly Publication

September 13, 2016

Church Phone: 325-944-4041 Preschool: 325-949-2075 Kid’s Day Out: 325-949-0219 Web site: www.sierravista.org Email: office@sierravista.org

See inside... Age Level News

p. 8 & 9

Calendar

p. 6 & 7

Gifts

p. 3

Fact & Figures

p. 10

Lectionary

p. 7

Pastor’s Column

p. 2

Prayer Concerns

p. 2

Sierra Vista Info. p. 3, 4 & 5

Meat Sales

There will be both chickens & briskets for sale. CHICK-

ENS WILL BE SOLD ON

A FIRST-COME BASIS at $8 per

whole chicken. Briskets will be sold on

a pre-order basis. Briskets are $8.25 a

pound or approximately $33-$85 each.

To pre-order a brisket, please fill out a

form in the Narthex or contact a mem-

ber of the CCC Sunday School Class. Briskets & chickens must be picked up

on Saturday, Oct. 1st.

LUNCH SERVED 11 A.M.-1 P.M.

Meal $10 Sandwich $8

Pre-orders - On-site sales - Take home plates

BRISKET by the pound; CHICKENS

28th Annual HARVEST FESTIVAL

SATURDAY, October 1, 2016 8:00 am

GARAGE SALE

8:00 a.m.

AUCTIONS

Silent 8 a.m.-1 p.m. (Credit Cards accepted)

COUNTRY STORE

CASSEROLES

BAKED GOODS

KIDS’ GAMES

PUMPKIN PATCH

ACTIVITIES FOR ALL

Harvest Festival Proceeds go to:

Adult Enrichment Center Grape Creek UMC Food Pantry

Local Church Outreach

Wesley Soup Kitchen Young Life/Young Lives

The Pumpkin Patch will be open!!!! 9:00 am-9:00 pm

Come wander through the Patch with your children!

Pumpkins! Pumpkins!!!

This message is to get you thinking about “orange orbs” called

pumpkins! We’ll unload the 1st shipment on Wednesday, Sep-

tember 28th at 5:00 pm. We need LOTS OF VOLUNTEERS to

unload. Call Tina or Ann, 944-4041, if you can help!

Page 2 Sept. 13, 2016 SIERRA VISTA NEWS OF INTEREST

Hi folks,

By the time you receive this newsletter, our church will be a

week into our sermon series, Foundations: Blueprint for Faith.

If you have not found your way into a small group for this study,

it is not too late. Pastor Tamara and I are very excited about

what this study presents as well as what it offers.

One of the greatest struggles that faces the modern Church is

found in the fact that many desire to

experience promise and power of the

Christian Faith, and yet, there are far too many, (new to faith as well as

long time church goers), who have

never enjoyed much of what God

offers. This study is designed to help

us as a church create pathways for

transforming our lives and maturing

in our understanding of God’s great

love for us.

No matter where we are in our

spiritual journey, God continues to

invite us to a more personal walk,

and this study provides each of us tools to discern areas where we

might grow as well as steps that will

allow us to go deeper.

Once again, I just want to encourage

you as we seek to be all we can be

for God and God’s kingdom. God

has great plans for this Church.

In Christ,

PRAYER CONCERNS

Continuing concerns: Diana Aguero Brenda Ainsworth Tanya Bermea

Paula Beverly Wilma Bradley Marion Brewer

Paul Burk Minnie Clardy Ellis Cox Larry Dannheim Louise Davis J. C. Dempsey

Amy Dohtery Alishia Dover-Wadley Alex Edwards

Dorothy Edwards Kelly Edwards Gay Faulkner Lee Francis Pam Groce Angela Gustin

Pat Herendeen B.J. Hoffman Hadlee Holik

Leona Hudzietz Chance Ingram Duck Kasner

Marjorie Lambert Betty Larsen Harold Maier Trudy Maier Ricky Mantooth Sr. Sandra McClintock

Mary Lou Miller Jaci Mitchell Monica Minor

Donna Myrick Ana-Kate Partridge Carolyn Pate-Moutos Lee Pipkin Frank Newton Dick Richey

Marie Savoi Autov Shanks Tres Spieker

Rachel Stockstill Lucille Strother Kim Taylor Pat Thompson Alayna Turney Kay Wallace

George Weinkauf Journey Weise Kirk Wheeler

Sherrod Wilder Pat Young

Recent concerns: Carolyn Allen Emily Amaro Carol Arledge Bobby Anders Gladys Bartling Linda Binns

Brian Blackstock Randy Brewer Eli Burchett

John Campbell Judy Carmichael Terry Clutter Ronnie Cole Casey Cook David Culp

Lura Duderstadt Matthew Estrada Brenda Froisy

Abby Galindo Tracy Gonzales Clara Gooch

Hayes Gooch Alexys Grafton Perry Gregg Terry Harding Alan Kinney Mitch Krasny

Lily Moreland Margaret Murphy Tony Navarro

Mike Nesser Jami Parks Chuck Phillip Bonnie Roberts Cynthia Robertson Ray Rose

George Samuels Marilyn Shelton Ronnie Smetana

Aiden Snyder Bonnie Sumey Lana Tinney Lacy Townley Jean Upton Diane Warnick

Kristena Watson Melanie Wooten Our Nation

Condolences: Anna Black & family on the death of her husband Richard.

Judy Lacy & family on the death of her mother Amelia Franco. Rudy Izzard & family on the death of his mother June Izzard.

Cathye Moon & family on the death of her cousin Milton Bass.

Sermon Link

Saturday & Sunday’s ser-

mons are now available on

the Sierra Vista website at

www.sierravista.org

Page 3 SIERRA VISTA NEWS OF INTEREST Sept. 13, 2016

A special thank you to the wonderful,

cheerful, helpful group of Fantabulous

Folders on Aug. 23rd which include:

Judy Knepshield Casper

JoAnn Livingston Patty Towler

Mary Waites Evonne Teague

Susan Frost Michele Hester-Reyes

King Lear Sarah Post

Martha McMeans Anna Mickelson

Lynn Barlow

Gifts were given:

In Memory of:

John Wilmoth,

by Joy & Sam Allen

to Permanent Endowment

by CCC to Choir

Leroy Jones,

by Joy & Sam Allen

to Permanent Endowment

Amelia “Molly” Franco,

by Joy & Sam Allen

to Youth Senior Scholarship

by Gena & Bailey Muehlstein

to Youth Senior Scholarship

Holly Smith Huckabee,

by Shelly & Sam Hughes

to Camp Scholarships

by the families of Sam Hughes,

Clint Cearley, Jim Squyres,

Kelly Duke & boys

Bryan Snowden,

by Ginger & Jim Bright

to Youth Senior Scholarship

June Hicks,

by CCC to SAM’s

In Honor of:

Joy & Sam Allen,

by Bonnie Sumey to Permanent Endowment

Patty Towler,

by Bonnie Sumey to Permanent Endowment

Kathy & Gary Booth,

by Bonnie Sumey to Permanent Endowment

The deadline for articles

in the Vista News is at 5

p.m. on the following:

Sept. 22

Oct. 6

Newsletters are mailed the following Tuesdays.

And they will know we are Christians by our love.

Gifts to the Permanent Endowment Fund evidence

that love

Lectionary Scripture Readings

Sept. 18 Jeremiah 8:18-9:1

Psalm 79:1-9

1 Timothy 2:1-7

Luke 16:1-13

Sept. 25 Jeremiah 32:1-3a, 6-15

Psalm 1391:1-6, 14-16

1 Timothy 6:6-19

Luke 16:19-31

Bread Bakers & Communion Stewards Needed

With the increase in membership at Sierra Vista,

we’re in need of additional bread bakers and com-

munion stewards. With increased helpers, you

should only need to work one Sunday per year. If

you’re interested, please contact me at 325-374-

0409 or at jmiller@kbestlaw.com

Thanks, Jolena Miller, Communion Chair

COLLEGE CRAZIES

College Crazies Ministry of Sierra Vista keeps in

touch with Sierra Vista’s young adults for the first

5 years after they graduate from high school and

longer in certain situations. This includes ALL

young people who graduated between 2012-2016

whether they are attending college, vocational

school, in the military, working or whatever their

circumstances are. They will be sent 6-8 mailings

designed to remind them that God loves them and

that their Sierra Vista family is praying for them.

Information has been sent out to the parents, so

when you receive it, please be sure to fill out the

enclosed form and return it to Sandy Sawyer by

mail, e-mail, or by dropping it off at the church

office as soon as possible. If you have NOT re-

ceived this information, PLEASE contact

Sandy at 245-8338 or demsaw-

yers@hotmail.com and she will be happy to get

it to you or you can pick up the forms in the

church office. Also, if you have any questions,

please let her know.

Page 4 Sept. 13, 2016 SIERRA VISTA NEWS OF INTEREST

HARVEST FESTIVAL AUCTION DONATIONS SATURDAY, October 1, 2016

___________________________________________ _________________ Name Phone Number

Items should be new, like new or of a quality that you would want to bid on yourself. We reserve the right to place items in the Garage Sale if that is a more appropriate fit.

_________________________________________________________ _____________________

If the value isn’t indicated, we will specify Best Bid. Your name will be listed on the bid sheet as the do-nor unless you check here: Anonymous __________

Please complete the form & place in the offering plate or return it to the Church Office.

BRING DONATION(S) TO THE CHURCH OFFICE. THANKS!

CASSEROLES NEEDED!

Would you like to make casseroles to donate to

sell at Harvest Festival? If so, foil pans with lids

are available in the Narthex. Please use the foil

pans we have purchased. Bring the frozen

casseroles back to the church before Harvest

Festival. Be sure to mark on the outside what

kind of casserole it is & the basic ingredients.

Harvest Festival Country Store

It’s almost time for Harvest Festi-

val. Our Country Store needs

craft items, jellies, jams, plants,

and any other hand-crafted items

to sell for Harvest Festival. Call Beverly Nevins

or the Church Office for more information. Call

the Church Office if you would like to bring

your sale items early.

Harvest Festival Bake Sale

DONATIONS OF BAKED GOODS

are needed for our upcoming Harvest

Festival: Pies, cakes, cupcakes, cookies, candy/

fudge, snack mixes, especially bread, cinnamon

rolls, brownies & muffins. Please bring to Life

Center Room 106 on Friday, September 30th or

early Saturday. PRICE YOUR ITEMS & LIST

MAIN INGREDIENTS OR RECIPE. WORK-

ERS ARE ALSO NEEDED FESTIVAL

MORNING. If you can work at the Bake Sale,

please contact Laura Bloebaum at 944-1453 or

Sue Holdren at 340-7136.

The Garage Sale is Coming!!!

Start going through your used items and work-

ing appliances. PLEASE don’t bring any bro-

ken, dirty or unusable junk. NO CLOTHES!

You may bring your items to the Bus Barn

beginning September 19th. If you need help

with larger items, please call the Church Office,

944-4041.

Harvest

Festival

2016

Needs

You!!!

UMYF HARVEST FESTIVAL

and Trunk or Treat Needs: 2 liter

drinks for ring toss, lots of

CANDY, loose change for the

Gold mine, lots of CANDY,

spray hair color and LOTS of CAN-

DY!!! You can drop stuff off at the

church office or in the narthex on Sat-

urday or Sunday. Thank you for your

support!

Drive-Thru Lunch Pick-up Available

Chicken & brisket lunches will be available in the

drive-thru in the front parking lot. Lunch tickets

may be bought ahead of time or the day of the

festival. The drive-thru will be open 11:00 am-

1:00 pm.

Page 5 SIERRA VISTA NEWS OF INTEREST Sept. 13, 2016

Alta Loma News

The organizational meeting of Alta Loma Angels

on August 24 was very well attended. Our new

chair, Luann Lupton, presented the upcoming

events involving Sierra Vista and Alta Loma as

follows:

**Teacher's Appreciation luncheon was a huge

success and Teacher appreciation gifts will be

placed in the teacher's boxes once per month.

There will be two luncheons.

**Prayer warriors are needed for the teacher's as in

past year. Please contact Joyce Sprott if you would

like to support teacher's in this way.

**Shirley Oliphant will be heading the mentoring

program this year. If you can give a few hours a

month to a child, PLEASE contact Shirley.

**Christmas in the Courtyard will be held on Dec.

1,2016 from 6 to 7 p.m. If you would like to be

part of this, contact Dee Lackey or Lola Squyres.

**Teacher gift cards were discussed for the AL

staff this year.

**A literacy program as a coming program to AL

was presented for consideration to the committee.

*The next meeting will be at 5:30 p.m. date TBA

J.O.Y.ful News!

3rd Tuesday, September 20, 2016

10:00 a.m. - SAM’s - Chapel Hall

Ellen Myer - The Fabulous 50’s

Ellen will perform the fantastic music of the early

1950s. She will bring the era to life through her

presentation of culture, politics, sports, and events

of that era. We’ll revisit the time when young cou-

ples were starting their homes and beginning their

happy lives together with toddling baby boomers.

Lunch will follow in Chapel Hall.

1st Tuesday, October 4, 2016

9:00 am - Fun Fest in the Life Center

Fellowship, Devotional, Games, Covered Dish

Lunch.

2nd Tuesday, October 11, 2016

9:50 am - Circuit Singers We’ll meet in the Choir Room at 9:50 a.m. and

leave Sierra Vista at 10:00 a.m. to visit two assisted

living facilities. We’ll pass out Cokesbury hym-

nals to residents and lead them in a celebration of

the golden days of hymn singing. Please wear your

Circuit Singers blue shirt or a vest will be provided.

We’ll then have lunch at one of San Angelo’s fine

restaurants before returning to Sierra Vista.

Vista Ringers

& Rhythm Rockers

These groups, for grades 3-5, will

be starting again on Wednesday,

September 14th from 5:30-6:15 pm (immediately

following KICK) in the Bell Room. For more in-

formation contact Linda Sylva at 234-2588.

Advent by Candlelight

This year Sierra Vista will host its first “Advent

by Candlelight for Women”. It will be an oppor-

tunity for women of all ages to set aside the hustle

and bustle of the Christmas and holiday season

and focus their minds and hearts on the birth of

Christ. The date will be November 29th at 6 pm.

We will have light appetizers and desserts provid-

ed by table hostesses. Sierra Vista will provide

water, decaf coffee and or tea. After a time of fel-

lowship we will go to the Sanctuary for a worship

service. The Worship service will consist of 4

speakers, speaking on Love, Peace, Hope and Joy,

as well as, beautiful music… and, of course, can-

dlelight! We hope you will plan to join us by host-

ing a table, helping set up or just enjoying the time

together. If you are interested in helping, attending

or hosting a table please call Tina Glass at 325-

944-4041.

Wednesday Night Life Workshops

September 21st - 6:30-7:45 - Chapel Hall

Foster Care: Church Can Make a Difference

The faith-based community and the child welfare

system have pledged to work jointly in service to

children and families in contact with the child wel-

fare system. Every church can have a part to show

the love of God to those in crisis. From adoption

and fostering to helping a foster child have a warm

bed and clothing to helping put broken families

back together the Texas Child Welfare System

needs the faith- based community.

Presenter: Anthony Rastetter LMSW

Page 6 Sept. 13, 2016 AGE LEVEL NEWS

For more information on any of these even ts , p lease emai l Ke lly a t kduke@sierravista.org or call the Church Office

Wednesday, September 14,

“KICK” OFF

Come join the fun!

Our first KICK program for the 2016-2015 school

year will be an amazing time! If your child is inter-

ested in attending, we begin our weekly program at

3:30 p.m. in the Life Center Gym, and parents can

pick kids up in the same location at 5:30 p.m. each

Wednesday.

Additionally, transportation from Sierra Vista will

run to four local elementary schools: Bonham, Fort

Concho, Lamar, and Wall Elementary Schools.

Forms are now available in the Church Office for

parents who are interested in having their children

participate in after-school pick-up on Wednesdays.

Please pray about how you can help us between

3:30 and 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Your presence

and energy would be so appreciated and would

bless so many!

Ministry for Families with Special Needs

Parents meet the second Sunday of every month

during the Sunday school hour (9:45-10:45 a.m.) in

Room N-1 for a devotional and sharing time. The

second Sunday of September is the 11th, and all

are welcome.

Also, Sierra Vista is looking to adopt the Rejoicing

Spirits worship model created by Mosaic, and a

meeting will be held for those who would like to

learn more. This information meeting will be on

Thursday, September 22, at 6:30 in Room S-1 next

to the Sanctuary. We can discuss this program in

some depth, but, if you want to preview the model

now, the website is http://rejoicingspirits.org/.

Third-Grade Bible Presentation

October 9, age-appropriate Bi-

bles will be presented to our third

-grade students during Sunday

services. We invite the congrega-

tion to serve as “Faith Friends”

and sponsor these Bibles for our third-graders. Bi-

ble sponsors are asked to finance the Bible pur-

chase, write a note to the child, and attend the Bi-

ble presentation during the chosen Sunday service.

Some Bible sponsors have already been identified,

but, if you are interested in sponsoring one of the

following third-graders or if you know a third-

grader who is involved at Sierra Vista who is not

listed, please contact the Church Office:

Aidyn Ashley Preston King

Pierce Behrens Grier Lewright

Judson Bright Renner Love

Sam Burkhalter Abby McMillan

Jordan Chitsey Callie Nickell

Sutton Cole Cameron Owens

Davis Darby Kinley Owens

Jack Duncan Bryson Sanders

Shane Dymond Brayden Stevens

Kennedi Graves Mason Van Sickle

Rudy Haddad Clara Wike

Rylie Hunt

BLOCK PARTY!

Sunday, September 25

4:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Sierra Vista UMC’s

front parking lot

FREE Hot Dogs and Inflatables!

All are welcome!

October 15:

Child-Loss Remembrance

Worship Service

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is

October 15th. On that date at 10 a.m. in the Sanctu-

ary, Sierra Vista will host a worship service to hon-

or, recognize, and remember all those who have

lost a child due to miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion,

or death. This worship service is to provide a space

to grieve, without judgment or reservation, a loss

that is often not recognized in the church. All who

have lost a child at any stage are welcome to at-

tend.

Page 7 Mar. 31, 2009 AGE LEVEL NEWS Sept. 13, 2016

Ski Trip 2017 Plans Are Set!

The annual Youth Ski Trip is scheduled

for March 10th through 15th. We will be

heading to Steamboat Springs, Colorado

(We will be staying at the base of the

mountain). The cost of the trip is $675,

which includes everything except for two meals

coming and going, ski lessons (if you need them),

upgrades (snow boards or performance skis), and

souvenirs. There is room for 56 youth and adults

on this trip so space is limited. A $150 dollar de-

posit is needed NOW to reserve your spot. The

trip is for youth entering 6th grade through 12th

grade. We will need several sponsors as well. If

you are interested in going please call Tina or Will

at 944-4041.

Soda Can Pulls

Remember to continue saving your soda

can pull tops. 24 pounds of pulls will help a

family of 4 spend a night in the Ronald

McDonald House. Thank you for all your

support!

Sierra Vista T-shirts

We are selling Sierra Vista T-Shirts.

They are $10 each. You can call the

church office or come see me on

Sunday mornings. The shirts are pur-

ple or blue (The purple ones have Sierra Vista

United Methodist Youth printed on them and the

blue ones have Sierra Vista United Methodist

Church).

Car Wash Tokens Are Here!

We have car wash tokens for sale. They are $10

each. $5 of the $10 goes directly to our Youth

Fund. Stripes will make your car shine and our

Youth fund grow. Come by the Church Office or

see Tina or Ann on Sunday.

Stained Glass & Scenic Note Cards

We have packages of note cards of the stained

glass windows of Sierra Vista. They are $8.00 for a

package of 12 cards. We are also offering some

scenic note cards with different scriptures for

$15.00 for a package of 24. And lastly, we beauti-

fully packaged San Angelo Water note cards for

$10 for a package of 12.

PUMPKINS ARE

COMING!

Wednesday, September

28th at 5:30 pm. (1st load)

Sunday, October 16th at

1:00 pm (2nd load)

Harvest Festival Needs

Change for gold mine / Hair Col-

or / Face paint / 2 liter drinks

(LOTS of these) / Donations for

prizes and a TRUCK LOAD of

Candy! (For Harvest Festival, Pumpkin Patch and

Trunk or Treat!

Fall UMYF & Bible Study

We are back to our regularly scheduled programs!

We are still looking for fabulous Bible study help-

ers on Wednesday and youth sponsors on Sundays.

NO SPECIAL SKILLS ARE REQUIRED! Call

Tina for more information.

Senior Scholarships

Sierra Vista gave out 3 - $500 dollar scholarships

this year to 3 deserving youth! We are still a little

short of money. The checks have been sent, in

hopes that the money will come in. This money is

not in our budget, it comes from wonderful donors

like you! If you are looking for a place to donate

some money, we hope you will consider donating

to this fund. You can make it in honor or memory

of a loved one and it will be a great way to support

four deserving seniors from this church.

2016 Youth Mission Trips

We are in the BLACK! Woohoo! Thank you SO

much for your support of these trips! It is the only

way we can go out into the world and make a dif-

ference.

Grace & Grub

Grace and Grub… “Free lunch” for the youth from

Central High School, TLC and Cornerstone Chris-

tian school starts back on September 22nd. We will

need wonderful volunteers, such as yourself, to

cook hamburger meat, bake cakes, buy chips, salad,

cheese, ranch dressing and salsa, or you can donate

money to help with this fantastic ministry. Call Ti-

na with questions and to say YES when she or Will

calls or texts!

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CHURCH STAFF Senior Pastor Stan Whites Associate Pastor Tamara Strehli Director of Family Ministries & Wedding Coordinator Kelly Duke Director of Music Ministries Kevin Lambert Director of Youth Ministries Tina Glass Director of Adult Ministries Gary Booth Director of Discipleship Ministries Nancy Knight Accompanists Shirlene Klein Linda Sylva Financial Director Donna Tallas Administrative Assistant Ann Dodgen Administrative Aide Troi Middleton Nursery Ministries & KDO Program Coordinator Andrea Wagner Preschool Director Tracy Herrington Youth Program Assistant Will Felts Technology Roy Moon Office Assistant Bruce McLaren Custodians Jaime De Los Santos, Lulu Ortega & Alma Moreno

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FINANCIAL SUPPORT

2016 Budget.rev $1,341,200.00 Anticipated Monthly Income/Expense $ 111,765.00

Anticipated JAN-JUL 2016 $ 782,355.00

Budget Income JAN-MAR 2016 $ 352,408.97 Budget Income APR-JUN 2016 $ 346,615.33 Budget Income JUL 2016 $ 144,098.70 INCOME JAN-JUL 2016 $ 843,123.00

Budget Expense JAN-MAR 2016 $ 314,083.10 Budget Expense APR-JUN 2016 $ 310,723.83 Budget Expense JUL 2016 $ 104,362.88 EXPENSE JAN-JUL 2016 $ 729,169.81 JUL 31, 2016-pre-audit $ 113,953.19

Restricted Gifts JAN 3-AUG 28, 2016

Alta Loma Outreach $ 1,135.00 Bethel UMC $ 3,005.00 Block Party $ 1,000.00 Bus $ 1,615.00 CDC Scholarship (Preschool/K/KDO) $ 90.72 Celebration Box $ 2,580.66 Children’s Bed Project $ 17,365.90 Children’s Fund Raisers $ 4,618.00 Children’s Special $ 1,492.97 Costa Rica-Thomas $ 2,170.00 Digital Sign $ 40,000.00 Flood Buckets $ 3,350.00 GRACE Market $ 4.00

Altar Rail Account (Pastors’ Discretionary Fund): Beginning Balance JAN 1, 2016 $ 1,057.69 Received JAN-JUL 2016 $ 1,931.60 Spent JAN-JUL 2016 $ 2,103.02 Balance JUL 31, 2016 $ 886.27

Harvest Festival $ 580.00 Honduras Mission $ 17,395.00 Kenya (Kate Cantu) $ 545.00 Kids Eat Free Outreach $ 5,382.00 Leadership Training Institute $ 1,500.00 Library - books $ 1,122.00 Library - music $ 75.00 Louisiana Flood Relief $ 1,435.00 Mary Lee Art Fund $ 35.00 Men’s Bible Conversation $ 559.00 Methodist Children’s Home, Waco $ 48.99 Mid-Week Ministries:KICK $ 951.00 Music (including Bells & Choir) $ 1,761.00 New Beginnings Class $ 380.00 Organ Fund $ 2,615.00 Permanent Endowment $ 7,585.00 Project Dignidad $ 1,618.00 Project Dignidad (food value) $ 1,758.00 Security System $ 4,561.00 Senior Adult Ministries Special $ 3,814.00 Sierra Vista Men $ 130.00 Youth Mission Trips $ 11,647.00 Youth: Senior Scholarship $ 755.00 Youth Special $ 2,436.20