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April 13, 2014

CALLER
Issue 15

In This Issue
Pastors Corner Statistics Debra Todd Resignation Remember in Prayer Spiritual Disciplines Wk Prayer Requests, April 6 Serving in the Military Save the Date Summer Camp Sunrise Service Crop Walk Scholarship Apps Sr. Adult Retreat Fair Trade Coffee Campbells Labels Sr. Adult Meeting Church World Service CW Fundraiser Poem Week of Compassion Lent/Easter Activities Easter Offering Serving Sunday 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 3 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 9 10

Events April13, 2014- April 20, 2014

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The Caller

Senior Pastor: Rev. Darrell McGowan Associate Pastor: Rev. Debra Todd Editor: Donna Woodbridge

April 13: Palm Sunday Choir Cantata 8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN, Early Worship Service 9:00 A.M. Church History Study, Chapman Lounge Study of John Shelby Spongs book, Rm. 107 Choir Practice 10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service, Cantata 1:00 P.M. - Youth Group 1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH 1:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. Al-anon Meeting, Room 107 7:00 P.M. May Concert Rehearsal April 14: 10:00 A.M. - OAMC Meeting, Chapman Lounge 6:30 P.M. - Old Testament Class @ Woodbridges April 15: Noon Sr. Adult Ministry Meeting, CL 6:30 P.M. - Bible Study @ Barrys 7:00 P.M. - Casa use Sanctuary and Chapman Lounge April 16: 6:00 P.M. - Global Ministries Task Force, Choir Room 7:00 P.M. - World Outreach, Worship Ministry Team Meetings April 17: Tri-Tip at Downtown Market 7:00 P.M. Maundy Thursday service, CL & Sanctuary 8:00 P.M. Prayer Vigil begins in Sanctuary April 18: Good Friday 10:00 A.M. Speakers League, Room 107 7:00 P.M. Prayer vigil ends April 20: Easter 8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN, Early Worship Service 9:00 A.M. - Church History Study, Chapman Lounge Study of John Shelby Spongs book, Rm. 107 9:45 A.M. - Choir Practice 10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service 11:30 A.M. - Easter Egg Hunt, Patio 1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH April 21: 5:30 P.M. - Alzheimers Facilitators Meeting, CL 6:00 P.M. - Girls Night Out @ Lazy Dog, Brea 6:30 P.M. - Old Testament Class @ Woodbridges AA Groups: Sun. 8:00 P.M., Friday, 7:30 P.M., Sat. 8:30 P.M., NA Group, Tues., 7:30 P.M. 1

Weve grown up hearing about resurrection. It has become a cultural assumption for most Americans, religious or not. Even people who have no religious foundation speak of those who have died going to a better place. We presuppose that there is something more waiting for us beyond that experience we call death. If we think back to the time of the first Easter, the morning of Jesus resurrection, we might be surprised to find that most of Jesus contemporaries held no such assumptions. Most of them believed that death was the end to a persons existence. If anything, they proclaimed that one lived on in ones descendants. As far as some continued existence of individual consciousness beyond death, though, most of Jesus contemporaries could not bring themselves to embrace such an idea. Then everything changedstarting with a small group of people who had followed Jesus before he was brutally executed. The gospel accounts of the experience at the empty tomb differ from each other. In addition, they do not all feature appearance stories of Jesus encountering his disciples beyond that Easter morning. Surprisingly, the strongest evidence of Jesus resurrection, in my humble opinion, is not to be found in the gospels. It is found many days or weeks afterwards. It is not found in the mystical appearances of Jesus, the empty tomb, or on the road to Emmaeus. It is found in those knuckleheads that so resemble you and me! Peter goes from betrayal to fearless messenger. Thomas goes from doubter to evangelist. James goes from hiding in the shadows to leading the early church. The reality of the resurrection was a matter of absolute certainty for these disciples! While walking with Jesus reformed religion, seeing the risen Christ transformed the religious. While hearing the teachings of Jesus reformed beliefs, touching the risen Christ transformed people of faith. While working with Jesus reformed ministry, being touched by the risen Christ transformed communities. While the stories of the empty tomb and the post-crucifixion appearances of Jesus were amazing, there were after all, stories. They could be considered fables, myths, lies, or great revelations depending on the disposition of the listener. The evidence of the resurrection comes, ultimately, through the transforming power it brought into the lives of those who experienced the Risen One. The fact that Peter had been radically transformed was undeniable. The fact that James was a new person was beyond question. The faithful followers of Jesus became Christians when their encounter with the risen Christ transformed their lives. They surrendered their doubts, their fears, their guilttheir very lives under the blinding light of that experience. Now, two thousand years later, it is their testimony, conveyed more through their lives than their words, that leads us to faith. The tomb created by our doubts, our fears, our guilt, and our other human shortcomings stands empty. We hear stories all around about Christ being present to others, transforming their lives. We stand before the empty tomb and we choosego back in and roll the stone back across the entrance or step out in faith with the Risen One. Take that step, choose Christ, walk the path God has prepared, and celebrate Easter everyday!

Sunday Statistics

April 6, 2014 119 (Remember Service) 5 (Reawaken Service) 128 (Casa 5 P.M. service) Weekly Giving: $4,548.15 Missions: $505.35 Budget Goal: $3,979 Farmers Market: $897.70

JOY and SADNESS

Joy . . . . Our Associate Minister announced at the April 6th service that she, Aaron and Zachary will be expanding their family. We wish the Todd family a safe, healthy pregnancy and the joy and wonder of anticipating a new little one in October 2014.. Sadness . . . . It is with sadness that we accept the resignation of Debra Todd as our Associate Minister who will be leaving us no later than August 2014. Aaron, Debra, Zachary and the new little one have made the decision that it is best for them if they relocate to the Missouri/Texas area to be closer to family. We understand how difficult it is to raise a family in California due to the cost of living and understand the desire to be closer to parents, grandparents and extended family. While we are saddened by this news we support their decision and will keep them close in our prayers. During the upcoming months the Administrative Elders will be working closely with Darrell and Debra as they transition to new phases in their lives and transfer their duties to whomever the Interim Minister will be. At this time there are no plans to replace the Associate Minister position. Deb Taylor, Chair Council of Elders To the congregation of First Christian Church, Three years ago I sat in the office of Susan Gonzales-Dewey to talk about the opportunities in ministry available in the PSWR as my husband was accepting a call to serve Pasadena Christian Church. After a brief conversation, Susan had a big smile on her face and said Let me tell you about First Christian Church in Fullerton... and that is how our journey together started. I remember the immediate connection I felt with the members of my search committee, and in turn, with the entire congregation. The fact that I was pregnant and would need to take leave a short two months after beginning our journey together did not damper the connection we all felt, and helped me to be filled with excitement at the possibilities for ministry. It is amazing how life comes full circle. Last Sunday I announced that Aaron and I, are expecting our second child, due October 11. We are beyond excited and, I admit, a little anxious at trying to raise two kids without any family nearby. Over the last few months Aaron and I have spent an extended time in prayer and discernment and have come to realize that with the birth of our second child we really need to be closer to families in Missouri and Texas. So it is with a great deal of sadness that I announce that our family will be moving at some point this summer, no later than August 2014. At this point we do not know our next steps in regards to jobs or housing. We have both entered the Search and Call process and hope to find a call(s) somewhere along the I-35 corridor between Kansas City, MO and Dallas, TX. Words will never do justice to express my gratitude to this congregation. During my time here I have begun to find my voice as a preacher and teacher. I have been given the freedom to try new things, and been shown immense grace when things we have tried have failed, or not gone as planned. You have walked beside me as I made my first steps as a mother, and helped to raise Zachary with love and faith. No matter where we go, you all will always be a part of my story, an important part of helping me on my journey in ministry. I give thanks that we still have time to do ministry together, to have coffee or lunch, and to continue to share special moments in our lives. Know that when our paths do diverge that I am taking each of you with me in small and powerful ways and will leave with thoughts filled with laughter and love. Grace and Peace, Rev. Debra Todd

Remember in Prayer

Continue to pray for: Sue Bacon, Dottie Bense, Harold Brickens, Sandra Brown, Linda Christman, Chris Collett, Lorna & Skip Farnum, Harold Horn, Anna Lou Horspool, Carolyn Kenrick, Flora Miller, Sue Miller, Jim Piper, Norma Rill, Claudia Tammen, George & Dorothy Tanner, Connie Townsend and family, Anna Van Diest and Bob & Donna Vannoy. Please pray for the following PSWR Church: Temple City Christian Church 9723 Garibaldi Avenue Temple City, CA 91780 Bryce Gayhart, Pastor

Prayer Requests: April 6, 2014

Debra Todd

Paige Richmond Shawn & Kelly McCuen

Keep our family in your prayers as we are expecting a new addition to the family in October. Pray that Justin, Ashley and Austen have a safe trip from London back to Scotland. Jessie Stajanov, extended family in Australia, as she battles breast cancer at 33 years of age.

Serving in the Military:

Monday, April 14: John 12:1-11; pray for the PSWR Older Adult Ministry Committee meeting today. Tuesday, April 15: Reading: Isaiah 49: 1-7; pray for the Sr. Adult Ministry group meeting today in Chapman Lounge. Congregational Prayer Day, April 16: Reading: John 13: 21-32; pray for the Ministry Teams meeting tonight. Thursday, April 17: Reading: John 13:1-17, 31b-35; pray for the Maundy Thursday Service and the Prayer Vigil that begins at 8 p.m.. Friday, April 18: Reading: Isaiah 52:13 - 53:12 pray for those praying at the Prayer Vigil which ends at 7 p.m. tonight. Saturday, April 19: Reading: John 20: 1-18; pray for Global Ministries Missionary in South Korea, Daniel Lee. Sunday, April 20: Alleluia, Christ is Risen! Reading: Matthew 28: 1-10; pray for Rev. Ben Borhen, speaker, and Ed Linberg and his Master Chorale who will be providing Easter Sunrise Service at Forest Lawn, Covina this morning at 6 A.M.

Readings and Prayer Concerns for Week of April 14 April 20, 2014

Adam Hawley, Deb Taylors nephew, is now home from Afghanistan and back at Ft. Bliss with his family. Lt. Cmdr. Patrick OConner, Betty Rollos grandson-in-law. Lt. Patrick Rollo, Betty Rollos grandson. He is back at base in Hanford. PFC Brandon Vannoy, grandson of Bob & Donna Vannoy, is now stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Petty Officer Michael J. Borden, Nancy Geigers grandson, who is stationed in Guam for the next year.

Save the Date!

Campbell Lodge Re-opening, 5/31/14

Loch Leven is looking better than ever! Theme for this year is: Come to the Table of Love. PSWR Scholarship applications are due on or before April 30. FCCF will pay ! of early bird registration. For forms and more information, see Debra Todd or check with Donna in the office. Here is the schedule: Wee Camp (adult/child) July 10 - 12; early bird registration deadline 6/2 - $200/pair Mini & Special Needs July 6 9; early bird registration deadline 6/2 - $260 Junior June 29 July 5; early bird registration deadline 5/26- $355 Chi Rho July 13 - 19; early bird registration deadline 6/9 - $355 CYF I July 20 - 26; early bird registration deadline 6/16 - $355 CYF II July 27 August 2 early bird registration deadline 6/23 - $355 4

Summer Camp is Coming

Looking For A Sunrise Service?

If you are looking for a site to attend a Sunrise Service on Easter Sunday, April 20, you are invited to go to Forest Lawn Covina Hills for the annual service they provide for the community. The service begins at 6 A.M. The guest preacher will be Dr. Ben Bohren, recently retired Regional Minister for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Northern California. Before that, Ben was Pastor of our sister church, First Christian Church, Orange, and was the Director of Church Relations at Chapman University where he was the key figure in the development of the very successful DOC Student program, i.e. Disciples on Campus. Several of our members know Ben personally. Also participating at this service will be members of the Mountainside Master Chorale, of which Ed Linberg is a member. Forest Lawn, Covina Hills, is just off the 10 freeway, west of the 57 freeway, at Via Verde. At that exit you will make a left turn to go under the freeway. It leads directly into the gate of Forest Lawn Covina Hills. The service will conclude by 7 A.M., so you'll have plenty of time to get back to Fullerton for our 10:15 A.M. worship service. The Outreach Ministry

The 2014 Fullerton CROP Hunger Walk will be Sunday, April 27, at 1 P.M. Registration for this begins and ends on the Plaza at Noon. Three-fourths of the funds generated by this annual event in our community will support the work of Church World Service around the world. The remaining fourth will stay in Fullerton to be used by Pathways of Hope in their on-going ministry to both hungry and homeless individuals and families in this area. Pick up a packet from Randy or Phil on Sundays from now to April 27 or from Donna in the office. You may also go online and join the First Christian Church Fullerton Team. Go to www.cws.org, click on find a walk, put in zipcode 92832, click on Fullerton CropWalk, click on participants page, click on First Christian Church and join the team. Here is a list of our walkers who have taken packets through last Sunday, April 6: Phil Forbes, Sherry Herrera, Nancy Knott, Randy Langston, Ed Linberg, Bill Martin, Jennine Martinez, Lisa Parks, Ben Stuart, Cathy Thompson, Barry Woodbridge, Donna Woodbridge. Wont you join them? The Outreach Ministry

Crop Walk Set For April 27

Senior Adult Retreat

The PSW Region Older Adult Ministry Committee is sponsoring a retreat for Sr. Adults on May 21-20 at the Mary and Joseph Retreat Center in Rancho Palos Verdes. Nancy Gordon, Executive Director of the Center for Spirituality and Aging will be presenting two lectures and entertainment on Tuesday evening will be John Towey, an actor, singer and concert pianist who is a member of First Christian Church, North Hollywood. The cost per person is $95, double occupancy, or $115, single occupancy for overnight, three meals and snacks. Commuters may participate for $65 which includes everything but the cost of the overnight stay. Registration forms are on the counter in the Church Office. The deadline to register is May 7. Barbara Fenters, plus Ed and Mariette Linberg will be attending this retreat. Wont you join them?

Attention High School Seniors And Undergraduate College Students:

College Scholarship Application Packets for the 2014-2015 school year are available in the church office. To qualify as a scholarship recipient, your application MUST be returned to the church office no later than Sunday, May 5, 2014 and the application form must be filled out completely. Also, you must be registered in an undergraduate college or university program as of July 31, 2014. When you pick up the scholarship application packet, please review the policy guidelines carefully prior to completing the application form. Scholarship recipients will be notified by June 30, 2014. 5

Reminder to Save Campbell Soup Labels

The Disciples Women (Betty Rollo is our coordinator) ask that you continue to save your Campbell product bar codes from the label on the cans or just bring the whole label and Betty will cut out the bar code and bring them to church and deposit in the RED box on the counter in Donnas office. These labels are sent to Woodhaven Home for the developmentally disabled in Jefferson City, MO Thanks for your assistance with this worthwhile project.

Coffee Lovers, Tea Drinkers, Chocolate Eaters, Cocoa Sippers, Cookie Bakers!!!

Seniors Meet Tuesday, April 15, 2014

The Seniors are meeting this coming Tuesday, April 15 at 12:00 pm in Chapman Lounge. Our speaker for the day is Nancy Gordon. Nancy is the Director of the Center for Spirituality and Aging at California Christian Homes and will speak about her role as the Director and topics of interest to seniors. Be sure to bring you lunch, drinks and dessert are provided, and join us as we fellowship together.
The U.N. estimates 11 percent of the worlds population still doesnt have access to clean drinking water. Yafeti Hia, a father of five, was one of them. Along with their jobs at a rubber plantation and caring for their five kids Hia and his wife had to walk nearly a half-mile to collect clean water. If there wasn't enough time, the family resorted to gathering water from puddles. It got worse during the dry season. CWS worked with Hias village and together determined that having a water source close by was the best approach. We helped Hia and several other families build a well in their village, and provided support so they could build a latrine keeping the family safe. Their lives have been transformed be what support people like you made possible. We're working to raise an additional $25,000 for our water programs by Friday, to ensure that clean water is available to more people like Hia. We could use your help.

Have we got a deal for you!! The Outreach Ministry Team has partnered with Equal Exchange to make available to you fairly traded, organic products that benefit small farmers and small producers in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. That makes for one GREAT cup of coffee, terrific glass of tea, and delicious home made cookies. The Fair Trade and organic teas come from India, Sri Lanka, and South Africa; many blends are available for purchase at the table in the narthex after the 8:00 and 10:15 A.M. services. And for all you chocoholics we have a wide variety of dark and milk chocolate products that combine cacao from farmer coops in Latin America, sugar from co-ops in Paraguay, and fairly traded vanilla from Madagascar. We are selling products to benefit these small farmers, so stop by after service for a small nosh of coffee or a piece of chocolate. Check out the catalog and see the tempting delicacies that are available for purchase. Purchasing these products benefits the small farmer, workers, and artisans by raising and stabilizing their incomes and allowing them to be in charge of their own future. By purchasing Fair Trade products, the small-scale farmer earns more and you get a better value for your money. Please consider stopping by our table to have a sample of coffee, look at the catalog, and buy something that could make a huge difference in the lives of so many people. This is an on-going effort on the part of the Outreach Ministry, so we will always have an order form available to you. Supplies are available in the church office if you would like to purchase during the week.

Chapel on Wheels Fundraiser

Fliers also available on the counter in the office.

Week of Compassion

Following poem reprinted from the Park Place Christian Church newsletter
Between Parades
Were good at planning! Give us a task force and a project and were off and running! No trouble at all! Going to the village and finding the colt, even negotiating with the owners is right down our alley. And how we love a parade! In a frenzy of celebration we gladly focus on Jesus and generously throw our coats and palms in his path. And we can shout praise loudly enough to make the Pharisees complain. Its all so good! Its between parades that we dont do so well. From Sunday to Sunday we forget our hosannas Ann Weems

In the first three months of 2014, WoC has offered assistance to congregations in fifteen states dealing with local disasters ranging from church fires to storm damage, from chemical spills to mudslides, from gas explosions to food shortages - and more. We are grateful for the support of the many Disciples members and congregations who make this partnership of compassion happen - around the world, around the year. Thanks!! Week of Compassion is delighted to welcome the following congregations into the growing "Circle of Compassion." In recent weeks First Christian Church, Paris, Tennessee; Mantua Center Christian Church, Mantua, Ohio; First Christian Church, Keokuk, Iowa; University Christian Church, Ft. Worth, Texas; Central Christian Church, Indianapolis, Indiana; Karl Road Christian Church, Columbus, Ohio and First Christian Church, Winder, Georgia have become part of this special effort to strengthen and undergird WoC's work and witness in the world for generations to come. For more information on the Circle of Compassion click here. This Week's Responses: DISASTER RELIEF AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Texas, Tornado Damage (2) Armenia, Syrian Refugee Support Missouri, Long-Term Tornado Recovery California, Earth quake Damage DEVELOPMENT AND LONG-TERM RECOVERY

Lent & Easter Activities:

TODAY: Palm Sunday, Easter Week of Prayer begins Easter Offering Choir Cantata, Palms & Passion Meditations. Our choir director, Mitch Hanlon, created and gathered the songs to tell the Holy Week story from a classical perspective. The choir will sing gorgeous and uplifting portions of the Rutter Requiem and the Vivaldi Gloria as well as several favorite anthems. There will be several instrumentalists adding to the morning service. Plan to be there and to invite those friends and family that enjoy a lovely musical presentation. April 17: Maundy Thursday We will begin our service with a very frugal meal in Chapman Lounge, accompanied by scripture readings of the Passover Jesus' observed with his disciples. After the meal, we will move into the sanctuary for a brief service of hymns and reflections. The congregation will assist with the traditional act of the "stripping of the alter," leaving it barren in preparation for Good Friday. Prayer Vigil (8:00 P.M. Thursday 7:00 P.M. Friday) Our annual Holy Week Prayer Vigil from 8:00 P.M. Maundy Thursday (April 17 until 7:00 P.M. Good Friday (April 18) is soon approaching. You will find the sign-up board in the Narthex. If you have never been a part of this experience, you will be richly blessed by taking one of the ! hour slots (more than one can sign up for a ! hour slot) and pray. You are encouraged to come pray in the Sanctuary if possible. Our sister church, Casa de Oracin, will be leading prayer times during the night so you dont need to be afraid to be in the building alone. If you have a particular time you want, call Donna in the office and she will secure the time for you. April 18: Good Friday April 20: Easter Sunday Easter Offering Easter Egg Hunt after service Can you believe that Easter is coming just around the corner? In preparation for the Easter Bunny's arrival, we are asking for donations for our children's Easter egg hunt. You don't have to fill them yourself! If you would like to just donate eggs, candy, etc, please bring them to the church by noon on Wednesday for the high school youth to help fill the eggs for you. If you don't mind filling the eggs (or buying them pre-filled) feel free to bring Easter eggs on Easter morning

Its time to order Easter Lilies. They are $8.50 per lily Make checks payable to FCC with Easter Lilies in the memo line. Name of Donor ____________________________________________________No. of Lilies ______ In Memory or honor of _______________________________________

Easter Lilies

This Sunday and next Sunday--Palm/Passion Sunday and Easter Sunday--we will be receiving the 2014 Easter Offering. This offering will undergird the General Ministries of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Our goal is $1,500. Our Thursday afternoon Bible Study group, led by Chris Fee, is using the Lenten Bible study, "Living Waters," developed by Dr. Rick Lowrey, a noted Disciples' scholar and teacher. In week three of this study Dr. Lowrey brought Isaiah 35 to our consciousness. This passage is fairly well known. It anticipates the new life that will arrive with God's gift of a Messiah. It speaks of a "highway in the desert." (v.8) This highway shall be for God's people who will "come to Zion with singing." (v.10a) It also declares that "the eyes of the blind shall be opened and the ears of the deaf unstopped." (v.5) It promises that "waters shall break forth in the wilderness and streams in the desert" (v.6b.) Read the whole passage to get the message of hope that Isaiah provides both to his contemporaries living in ancient Israel and to people today. Lowrey brings this ancient text into the present with the following statement. "Keeping with the holistic vision of Isaiah 35, the ministries of our General Church bring a passion for human justice and freedom together with a concern for the sustainable flourishing of the earth through a variety of projects and educational opportunities. Among them are the Ikengo Agricultuaral Center and various clean water projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Another is the "Loving People Wells" project in Anhui Province, China and the Zhoukou Church lay training and tree project that teaches Christians throughout China, via internet and on-site classes, how to set up profitable and sustainable agricultural enterprises to fund the mission of their churches and to model eco-friendly agricultural practices." These are but two examples of the many projects supported by the Division of Overseas Ministries that help people to build new lives for themselves and their communities. We make these things, and many more, happen with our gifts to the 2014 Easter Offering. On Sunday, you'll find an insert in your bulletin about the Easter Offering. Please read it carefully to learn more about the work that has been done, and will be done, because of our Special Easter Offering. You'll also find an envelope for your use in giving to the 2014 Easter Offering. Place your gift in the envelope so it will be designated for the Easter Offering. II you choose to write a check, be sure to note the words "Easter Offering" on the memo line. Thank you, in advance, for your generous support of the 2014 Easter Offering on either April 13 or April 20. The Outreach Ministry

Living Waters Is Theme For 2014 Easter Offering

First Christian Church 109 E. Wilshire Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832 Reawaken (Early Worship Service) Sunday, 8:00 A.M. Church School for all ages: Sunday, 9:00 A.M. Remember (Traditional Worship Service) Sunday, 10:15 A.M. Youth Groups: Sunday, 1:00 P.M. & Wednesday, 3:30 5:15 P.M.

Serving April 13, 2014

Greeter: Mariette Linberg Guest Book: Sherry Herrera Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry Acolyte Parent: McCuen Sound: Video: Clare Keech Lay Leader: Nancy Malotte Childrens Moment: Janelle Vannoy Elders: PJ Vannoy, Craig Wallace, Deb Taylor (HC) Home Communion Elders: Phil Forbes, Kathy Robidoux, Barry Woodbridge Diaconate: Leslies Team Prepare: Nancy Geiger, Sue Harless Ushers: Phil Forbes, Sherry Herrera Serve: Leslie Beck, Sue Harless, Sherry Herrera, Randy Langston, Lisa Parks, David Styffe Clean up: Leslie Beck, Phil Forbes, Amy Styffe Alternate: Leslie Beck

Serving April 20, 2014

Greeters: Barry & Donna Woodbridge Guest Book: Mary Brill Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry Acolyte Parent: Angulo Sound: Video: Travis & Paul Robidoux Lay Leader: Barry Woodbridge Childrens Moment: Marguerite Beal Elders: Joshua Dorrough, Chris Fee, Judi Smedley Diaconate: Leslies Team Prepare: Nancy Geiger, Randy Langston Ushers: Phil Forbes, Diane Daugherty Serve: Leslie Beck, Diane Daugherty, Sue Harless, Sherry Herrera, Randy Langston, Lisa Parks, Amy & David Styffe Clean Up: Diane Daugherty, Sue Harless, Sherry Herrera Alternate: Leslie Beck

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