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April 27, 2014

CALLER
Issue 17

In This Issue
Pastors Corner/Statistics 2 Remember in Prayer 3 Spiritual Disciplines Wk 3 Prayer Requests, April 20 3 Serving in the Military 3 Save the Date/Address Change 3 Summer Camp 4 Photographers needed 4 Womens Tea/Birthdays 4 Scholarship Apps 4 Sr. Adult Retreat/Book Club 5 Crop Walk/ Easter Offering 5 Paper Drive/DMF Breakfast 5 Fair Trade Coffee 6 Pathways Project 6 Love Fullerton Project 7 Easter Lilies 7 Attn: High Schoolers 8 Young Adult Camp 8 Kids Page 8 Outreach Recap 9 May Calendar insert Serving Sunday
is published weekly (Deadline Wednesday at Noon) by First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 109 E. Wilshire Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832 714.525.5525
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Events April 27, 2014- May 4, 2014

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The Caller

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

April 27: 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 10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service 1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH April 28: 6:30 P.M. - Old Testament Class @ Woodbridges April 29: 6:30 P.M. - Bible Study @ Barrys 7:00 P.M. - Casa use Sanctuary and Chapman Lounge April 30: 7:00 P.M. - Hot Meal Ministry Team Meeting with all churches and Corporal J.D. DeCaprio May 1: Tri-Tip at Downtown Market 4:00 8:30 p.m. 6:30 P.M. - Bell Choir rehearsal 7:30 P.M. - Chancel Choir rehearsal May 2: 8:30 A.M. - Pathways of Hope, Chapman Lounge 10:00 A.M. - Speakers League, Room 107 7:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. - Casa use Sanctuary & CL May 3: 8:00 A.M. - DMF Breakfast, Chapman Lounge 9:00 A.M. - Noon Chapel on Wheels Paper Drive 9:30 A.M. - Choir Rehearsal for June Festival 2:00 P.M. - Mother/daughter/Special Friends Tea, FH May 4: 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 10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service 1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH May 5: 7:00 P.M. - Benefit Concert, Sanctuary 7:00 P.M. - Alzheimers Support Group, CL May 6: 10:00 A.M. - Mary Circle, Choir room 11:30 A.M. - PSWR Golf Committee, CL 6:30 P.M. - Bible Study @ Barrys 7:00 P.M. - Casa use Sanctuary and Chapman Lounge 1

How can you recognize our church as a resurrection community? Is a resurrection church a place where people never disagree with each other or have to work through differing points-of-view? I think not. In any church where people are expressing themselves openly and honestly, and each person feels like his or her voice is respected and honored, I would expect disagreements. I would be more interested in observing how that church addresses disagreements when they arise. I believe it is there that I would discover whether or not this is a resurrection church. In a resurrection church, people have experienced God restoring to life individuals who were spiritually dead. Resurrected church people have also seen God breathe life into institutions, programs, and ministries they might have given up for dead. People in such a church have every confidence that God is powerful enough to handle any challenge that the church might face. Resurrected church people are not afraid of challenges because they know God is revealed through people with differing ideas, needs, and desires choosing to work side by side to face and overcome challenges. In a resurrection church, people know that Jesus is Lord because they have witnessed Christ doing within them and others works they could never have accomplished otherwise. They have reconciled estranged relationships, and released hurts, fears, and resentments powerful enough to destroy other organizations because they have turned their life and their will over to the Risen One. When people have given Christ lordship in their lives, they are quick to say, please forgive me, I forgive you, and thank you! They dont take things personally. They understand that everyone is human and can make mistakes. They trust Christ to transform everyone in their church as they love, forgive, and express constant gratitude. The resurrected church is not a place of uninterrupted harmony, but a place of compassion, mercy, and forgiveness. People in a resurrected church occasionally offend each other, hurt one anothers feelings, and even overlook one anothers needs and desires. They are human. Resurrected church people are aware of their humanness, but they are not afraid to make a mistake or inadvertently offend someone because they know that their sisters and brothers in Christ will assume they meant no harm and lovingly confront them with any offense they have felt. Are you committed to forgiving, asking forgiveness, and expressing gratitude? Are you determined to offer one of these three responses as often as possible, especially in relationship to your fellow church members? If you answered in the affirmative, youre part of the reason, we are a resurrection church! A resurrected church is a place where people offer their gifts freely, unafraid that they will be rejected or shunned because their gift is different, new, or innovative, or conversely, tried, tested, and traditional. In a resurrected church, age does not make anything sacred or obsolete. Resurrected church people know God can work through long-standing traditions and fresh innovations, and they work to listen to each others needs, desires, disappointments, and celebrations. They trust that God can do through them what they could never do themselves, and that gives them the confidence to welcome and affirm, forgive and reconcile, support and challenge one another. I give thanks that First Christian Church of Fullerton is a resurrection church! Happy Easter everyone! Peace,

Sunday Statistics

April 13, 2014 174 (Remember Service) 3 (Reawaken Service) 103 (Casa 5 P.M. service) Weekly Giving: $2,841.84 Missions: $315.76 Easter offering: $750 Budget Goal: $3,979 Farmers Market: $979.20 AA Groups: Sun. 8:00 P.M., Friday, 7:30 P.M., Sat. 8:30 P.M., NA Group, Tues., 7:30 P.M. 2

Remember in Prayer

Continue to pray for: Sue Bacon, Dottie Bense, Harold Brickens, Sandra Brown, Linda Christman, Chris Collett, Lorna & Skip Farnum, the family of Harold Horn, Anna Lou Horspool, Carolyn Kenrick, Flora Miller, Sue Miller, Norma Rill, Claudia Tammen, Dorothy Tanner, Connie Townsend and family, Anna Van Diest and Bob & Donna Vannoy. Please pray for the following PSWR Church: First Christian Church, Torrance 2930 Eldorado Street Torrance, CA 90503 Steve Fietz, Pastor

Prayer Requests: April 20, 2014

Bob Hasty

Alice & Craig Wallace

Randy Langston

Shar Blakeley Paul Robidoux

Monday, April 28: Luke 24: 13-27; pray for the Old Testament Bible Study a Donnas tonight. Tuesday, April 29: Reading: Luke 24: 28-35; pray for the Mens Bible Study at Barrys tonight. Congregational Prayer Day, April 30: Reading: Acts 2: 36-38; pray for the meeting tonight of Hot Meal Coordinators from the various churches and the Homeless Liaison from the Police Dept. Thursday, May 1: Reading: Acts 2: 14a, 36-41; pray for the Global Ministries Missionaries in Laos, Xugen Dangers. Friday, May 2: Reading: Psalm 116:1-4, 12-19; pray for Pathways of Hope meeting. Saturday, May 3: Reading: 1 Peter 1: 17-23; pray for the Mother/Daughter/Friends Tea being held this afternoon in Fellowship Hall. Sunday, May 4: Reading: Luke 24: 13-35; pray for Josh Perry, our intern, as he delivers the sermon at 8:00 a.m. service today.

Readings and Prayer Concerns for Week of April 28 May 4, 2014

Anonymous

Donna Hasty (sister-in-law) who has been diagnosed with breast cancer and will have surgery and radiation soon. Also 93 year-old aunt, Betty Hall in a restorative care hospital with pneumonia. Jerry, who is faced with numerous health issues, prostate cancer, aortic aneurism and Leukemia. Surgery is scheduled May 2 Ben Bohrens family on the loss of his great nephew in a car accident last Sunday. Donna Gill who is recovering from severe medical trauma Donna Spencer, employee whose husband suffered a massive heart attack and was on life support. Family faced a difficult decision this weekend. Prayers for those in pain and need. May they feel Gods presence. Prayer of Praise and Joy, Mom is here!

Serving in the Military:

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.

Change of Address

Please change Pat, Terry and Janelle Vannoys address in your directory: 2540 Country Hills Rd #295 Brea, CA 92821 714-332-0145

Save the Date!

Campbell Lodge Grand Re-opening Celebration 5/31/14

The Stewardship Ministry Team needs candid photos of the congregation for our stewardship emphasis this year. If you have any pictures taken at recent events (picnic, baptism, tri-tip, etc.) please email them to amystyffe@yahoo.com. And be on the lookout for photo ops in the weeks ahead. She'll be gathering photos between now and June. Thanks, Stewardship Ministry Team

Calling all photographers!

Mother/Daughter/Friends Tea

May 3rd at 2:00 P.M. the CWF will host a Mother/Daughter/Friends Tea at the church. It will be a fun afternoon together celebrating the women in our lives. This won't exactly be a "high tea" but we can still dress up and be fancy. (Hats are encouraged!) Our theme, Hellos and Good-byes, looks at how relationships change through the years. Tickets will be $5.00, little girls 10 and under free and will be on sale the next two Sundays. Also we need teapots and tea cups for decoration and dining! If you are able to provide the tea service and decorations for one of our round tables, contact Amy Styffe (714357-8065). Donna Woodbridge will be selling tickets Sunday after church. Be sure to get yours so we will know how many tables we need. Thanks, Amy

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

Summer Camp is Coming!

Attention High School Seniors And Undergraduate College Students:

Danielle Beech (3) Phyllis Elliott (5); Clare Keech, Al Pierce (6); Mark Vannoy (7); Cambria Findley-Grubb (9); Janine Grove, Randy Langston (15); Randy Baxter, Bill Henke 17); David Styffe (19); Mike Vaughan (20); Becky Bailey-Findley (22); Scott Richmond (25); Jack Angulo, Trista Ortiz (26); Emily Waugh(28); Susan Bacon, Carol Silgailis (30); Cera Noriega, Gary Jr. & Jennifer Smedley (31).

May Birthdays

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

The Senior Book Club is currently reading The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. This is a Young AduIt book about the power of the written word. It takes place in 1939 in Nazi Germany. Liesel Meminger is a foster girl living outside Munich who scratches out a meager existence for herself by stealing when she encounters something she cant resist -- books. This will be our 60th book since the Senior Book Club started reading together in May of 2004. Our discussion of this novel will take place on May 22, 2014, at the home of Sybil Dittberner

Senior Book Club

Mark Saturday, May 3 at 8 A.M. on your calendar for our monthly Mens Prayer Breakfast. This month, we are going southern with some homemade biscuits and gravy. The food, the sharing, and the camaraderie is a great way to start a weekend and a new month. Come join us. We would love to see you.

All First Christian Church Men

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Easter Offering Report!

Senior Adult Retreat

The PSW Region Older Adult Ministry Committee is sponsoring a Sr. Adults Retreat May 20-21at 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. John Towey, an actor, singer and concert pianist who is a member of First Christian Church, North Hollywood will provide entertainment on Tuesday evening 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 overnight stay. Registration forms are on the counter in the Church Office, deadline to register is May 7.

On Easter Sunday, we received $750 towards the 2014 Special Easter Offering. This amount, combined with the $470 received on Palm Sunday brings the total amount given for the 2014 Easter Offering to $1,220. We are very grateful for the congregation's continuing commitment to generously undergirding the ministries of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) around the world! The Outreach Ministry

Chapel on Wheels Paper Drive will be held Saturday, May 3, from 9:00 A.M. until noon at the following locations: Behind G & D Liquor store, corner of Chapman and Euclid. Parking lot east Raymond on Chapman Ave. next to Walgreens Behind the Bank of America, on Laguna Road, between Bastanchury and Valencia Mesa.

Chapel on Wheels Paper Drive

The 2014 Fullerton CROP Hunger Walk will begin at 1 P.M. today on the plaza. You can still pledge to one or all of the walkers (list below) if you contact them right after church before they register 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. Here is a list of our walkers who have taken packets through last Sunday, April 13: Phil Forbes, Sherry Herrera, Nancy Knott, Randy Langston, Ed Linberg, Bill Martin, Jennine Martinez, Ben Stuart, Cathy Thompson, Omar & Eliana Villaola, Barry Woodbridge and Donna Woodbridge. Thanks. The Outreach Ministry

Todays the Day

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

Look for our table outside next to the Coffee Cart. Stop by, 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. By choosing Fair Trade coffees, chocolates and organic teas you benefit 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 smallscale farmer earns more and you get a better value for your money. Also, purchasing fairly traded products through the Disciples of Christ Coffee Project, you are directly supporting the Disciples Home Missions (DMF) and Week of Compassion (WoC). Last year, congregations and communities across the US purchased over $795,000 pounds of fairly traded products from Equal Exchange. As a result, Equal Exchange contributed over $116,000 to our faith partners, a portion of which went to DHM and WOC. Check out the catalog and see the tempting delicacies that are available for purchase. Supplies are available in the church office if you would like to purchase during the week.

Pathways of Hope Second Step Program Soon to be Renamed.

Beginning on Sunday, May 4, we will begin collecting donations for the Pathways of Hope Second Step Program which was first mentioned in the Caller on March 23. To reiterate, our friends at Pathways of Hope are nearing completion of eight new apartments in Fullerton to house families from their New Vista Program which offers transitional housing for employable adults with dependent children. Guests are offered food and housing and work side by side with their case managers to set goals. Support includes life skills class, budgeting, computer lab, career development, job search assistance, child care assistance and counseling.

Guests are expected to obtain a full-time job within 30 days of entering program and be able to save 80% of adjusted income. The main goal of Pathways is for families to obtain permanent housing and employment as quickly as possible. The funds to construct these apartments came from generous donations from the local community, the State of California, the County of Orange, the City of Fullerton, and the Federal Home Loan Bank. These facilities will be used to house residents who will be part of what is being called Second Step which allows someone currently furthering their education the time to complete their studies and find a good paying job, guided by job search professionals available through Pathways of Hope. Some are working to get their GED, and others are taking college or technical courses, looking forward to employment that can lead to advancement and success. Those who have accumulated debts will have a bit more time to clear them up. Second Step is part of the healing process that some of the families at New Vista need to get back on their feet financially and emotionally. The apartment buildings are paid for. But these eight apartments need to be completely furnished before the dedication on May 20th and families who have graduated from New Vista move in. This is where we at F.C.C.F. can have a vital part in the Second Step Program. The Outreach Ministry decided in March to give our congregation the opportunity during the first few weeks in May to participate in this effort of furnishing the new apartments. This is what our contributions will purchase: A gift of $50 will provide a set of dishes; $100 a set of cookware; $250 bed and bath linens for one apartment; $500 will supply a dinette set; $1,000 the beds for one apartment. If we raise $2,500, we could provide a living room, or $5,000 will furnish one whole apartment. Checks should be made out to F.C.C.F with Second Step written on the memo line. Our coordinator for this project, Phil Forbes, will be in the Narthex before and after the 10:15 A.M. services starting on May 11th to assist in the collection of your donations.

Love Fullerton Project

Love Fullerton is going to be epic!! A group of ministers in the Fullerton area have joined together to implement the first annual citywide service day called Love Fullerton on May 17, 2014. It is a partnership of 20+ churches, city government, the Mayor and City Council, the Chief of Police, local businesses, service organizations, public and private education, and local residents all working together to enhance the world-class experience of living and working in our city. The mission of this project is to demonstrate kindness, meet needs and impact lives together. We are planning for 2,000 volunteers serving at 50+ different work projects. Along the way well paint benches, teach life skills to at risk youth and spruce up some neighborhoods. The day begins with opening festivities at 8 A.M. which includes free food and vendors followed by a rally at 9 A.M. on the plaza at Harbor and Wilshire Ave (121 E. Wilshire Ave). After the brief rally, volunteers will connect with project leaders for final instructions and head off to work by 9:30A.M. Then at 1 P.M. everyone will gather back together at Hillcrest Park and enjoy lunch together (compliments of Jack Franklyn of Heroes). Go to http://loverourcitiesprojects.com/projects/ fullerton and check out the list or look on the bulletin board over the water fountain. I will be leading a Brunch and Fun Day at the Grand Inn on Euclid and could use some help. I havent decided what we will serve and what we will do yet but it will be fun. So let me know if you would like to join me in serving the families that live in the motels of Fullerton. The best part of Love Fullerton is that it is a catalyst for the other 364 days of the year. Click on Other Love Movements and see how you can be engaged in making a difference throughout the year. Invite a friend, join the movement and lets work together to make Fullerton even better. Thanks for your support of this worthwhile project. Donna Woodbridge

Ted & Sammie Adams in memory of our loved ones Luanne Bailey in memory of son, Matt Tom & Leslie Beck in memory of Bob & Karlene Moller, Joe & Anna Beck Sharlane & Don Blakeley in memory of Dons parents and Sharlanes grandparents Scott & Mary Brill in memory of Ella & Jim Brickens, La Veta and Ashley Brill, Helen and Ernie Morris Jackie & Jerry Brown in memory of Anne Elizabeth Brown Duane & Phyllis Elliott in memory of our parents and sisters Joyce Finch in memory of mom, sister and husband Phil Forbes in memory of my loving parents, younger sister, Kelly, Velda, & Jane Forbes Nancy Knott in memory of parents, Mom and Dad Ellis Dorothy Tanner in memory of husband, George, and sister-in-law, Anne Tanner Townsend and Trimino Families in memory of Jack Townsend Anna & Dwain Van Diest in memory of Mom and Dad Van Diest, Dad Grammes, Leroy Grammes, Donna and Wally Bagley, Alice & Craig Wallace in memory of our parents, Liz & John Randall, Delphy & Bill Wallace Donna & Barry Woodbridge in memory of Jack Townsend, Matt Davis and Harold Horn

Easter Lilies Provided By:

Kids Page

Attention High Schoolers:

Are you interested in expanding your leadership skills and knowledge of other faiths? June 23- 25 there will be an Interfaith Youth Leadership Initiative (IYLI) program where youth will build relationships with people of other faiths, take ownership of their own faith perspective, visit different houses of worship, and act out their faith through service to the larger community. The program is free and upon completion of the program participants will earn a $100 scholarship to be used at the college of their choice. Applications are available online at : www.swiebe@newvisionpartners.org.

YOUNG ADULT CAMP | MAY 30 JUNE 1

Join young adults from the Pacific Southwest Region at Loch Leven May 30-June 1 for the first ever young adult camp. Young adults ages 18-35 are invited. The cost is $100 and covers all lodging and food. Scholarships are available. Contact the Regional Office for more information: 626296-0385 To register, complete the registration and health forms found here and mail it to the regional office, along with a check made payable to the "Christian Church PSWR":

Recap Of The April Outreach Ministry Meeting

During their April 16 meeting, the Outreach Ministry dealt with the following items: 1. Received a progress report on the Easter Offering which stood at $470 after Palm Sunday. 2. Discussed the response to the sale of Equal Exchange Products to date. It was decided to continue offering these products to our members and visitors after worship each Sunday. New ways to inform the congregation about this project were discussed, including handing Darrell a cup of coffee just before the announcements as a reminder of this project. 3. The opening two weeks of the tri-tip sales have gone well with income in excess of $900 each night. The smaller number of volunteers working each time has worked well and responsibilities are more evenly distributed this year. 4. There was a good response to the Soles for Souls project at the end of the first quarter. The donated shoes have been taken to a distribution center by Craig Wallace. This project will be repeated at the end of the second quarter in June. 5. It was reported that we have 13 walkers planning to be part of this year's CROP Hunger Walk. One of our youth, Jeanine Martinez, has already raised over $300 in contributions. The Walk is set for Sunday, April 27. Tee shirts for participants are available from Randy Langston and Phil Forbes. 6. The number of participants for the September Mission Trip to Moore, Oklahoma still stands at five. We are hoping to recruit a couple of women to join the five men who are planning to be part of this trip. An anonymous gift of $1,000 has been received to support this activity, so we have resources to help participants cover the cost. The registration fee is $100. We plan to send in the registration fees by July, if possible. We are still working with people in other congregations across the nation and in our Region to join us for this Mission Trip in the hope that we will have 15 participants by the time it begins on September 28. 7. Plans for our participation in the furnishing of the new apartments being built by Pathways of Hope for their Second Step program were shared by Phil Forbes, Coordinator of this project. Look for article with more details elsewhere in this issue of the Caller. 8. Julie Stuart showed us a number of cloth bags that she and a friend have made for the School Kits Project we'll be doing in late June. She and Mary Anne Richmond will coordinate this project for us. 9. Craig Wallace reported that the first Saturday workday for Habitat for Humanity's La Habra Project is likely to be June 7. He is going to set up a workday for our congregation that will be open to 10 volunteers. Watch for details in the weeks ahead. 10. A date for the 2014 Offering of Letters, as coordinated by Bread for the World, will be set at next month's meeting. 11. It was decided that the congregation will be a tee sponsor for the Don Shelton Memorial Golf Tournament set for September 22nd. A gift of $500 for this purpose will be sent in by August 15. This continues our record of being one of the sponsors of this event each year since its inception in 2004. 12. We discussed the possibility of our congregation being part of the current effort to establish an Endowment Fund for the Week of Compassion. This will be discussed further at our next meeting. When a decision has been made concerning this matter it will be presented to the Council of Elders and, ultimately, to the congregation for approval since this would represent a significant financial commitment to be made over a period of time. During our meeting, we remembered Harold Horn who, for the past 40 to 50 years, was one of the most enthusiastic members of the Outreach Ministry. With Harold's death, our congregation has lost one who by word and deed consistently called us to support the outreach ministries of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). He will be missed, but his legacy will continue to inspire the work of the Outreach Ministry Ed Linberg, Chair, Outreach Ministry 9

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 27, 2014

Greeters: Youth Guest Book: Nancy Knott Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry Acolyte Parent: Henke Sound & Video: PJ Vannoy & Ben Stuart Lay Leader: Ben Stuart Childrens Moment: Donna Woodbridge Elders: Bill Martin, Jodie Martin, Janelle Vannoy Diaconate: Leslies Team Prepare: Diane Daugherty, Nancy Geiger Ushers: Phil Forbes, Sue Harless Serve: Leslie Beck, Diane Daugherty, Sue Harless, Sherry Herrera, Amy & David Styffe Clean Up: Leslie Beck, Amy & David Styffe Alternate: Randy Langston

Serving May 4, 2014

Greeters: Guest Book: Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry Acolyte Parent: Acquistapace Sound & Video: Ben Stuart & PJ Vannoy Lay Leader: Pam Findley-Flor Childrens Moment: Pat Van Vliet Elders: Kathy Robidoux, Dwain Van Diest, Bill Martin Diaconate: Randys Team Prepare: Randy Baxter, Dena Heathman, Ushers: Jamie & Bill Martin Serve: Randy Baxter, Barbara Fenters, Dena Heathman, Mike Hogan, Nancy Knott, Ben Stuart Clean Up: Annie Frater, Kim Miller Alternate: Masumi Hogan

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