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April 20 - May 17, 2008



Worship Schedule


8:30 a.m.  Chapel Service
9:30 a.m. The Bridge Service
10:45 a.m.  Sanctuary Service

Church School

9:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 
New Horizons
Tough Issues (adult) 		SonShine (toddler)
JAM Time (K-5)
Youth Class
Adult Class 



Forward in Faith Together
Growing in Christ:
Adult Ministry 		Sharing Christ's Love:
Presbyterian Giving  

Special Events

 Presbyterian Women
& Foundation
This 'n' That Calendars: May   April 
Worship Schedule

Previous Newsletters


Upcoming Events



Saturday, April 26

All-Church Prayer Vigil - Click for more information.

Sunday, April 27

Vision Awareness Service at Bridge.
Wise Guys children/youth musical at 10:45 - Click for more.
Vision Awareness luncheon.

Friday, May 2

Organ Concert with John Weaver at 7:30. Click for more .

Saturday, May 3

CPR class: Click for more .
Presbyterian Women Sweet Treats: Click for more.
H2O (Young Adult) Euchre Night: Click for more .
Soup of Success Tea with Ruth: see posters around the church.

Sunday, May 4

Ministry Awareness Sunday…We'll have some fun while focusing on our church's many and varied ministries and mission activities at all three services.

Sunday, May 11

Pentecost. Wear red! Zip Long will be our guest preacher.

Sunday, May 18

Forward in Faith Together Commitment Sunday.
Confirmation Sunday.

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Forward in Faith Together


We are moving forward: The time has come for us to seriously pray and prepare for our church's future mission and ministry.

We are moving forward in faith : What we seek to do cannot be done without God's guidance and aid. Our goal is ambitious; our endeavor must continue to be bathed and directed by prayer. We seek not our will, but God's.

We are moving forward in faith together: Our Forward in Faith Together Capital Campaign is not just about raising money or fixing our facilities. It is about a new sense of unity and purpose as participants in all three of our services pray, work, dream, and give together.

We have many upcoming activities, in which we hope you will participate.

Vision Awareness Sundays  On April 20, we have a special Vision Awareness service in the chapel and sanctuary. Because the Bridge has special musical guests this morning, the Bridge's Vision Awareness service will be Sunday, April 27 . Both Sundays, there will be a Vision Awareness Lunch in the Fellowship Hall at 11:45. The luncheons are open to all who are interested in our campaign, but the program will be repeated in home gatherings.

Vision Awareness Home Gatherings  During the weeks of April 27-May 8, there will also be several in-home Vision Awareness Gatherings for members who are invited to consider pacesetting gifts to the campaign. Members will be invited to either an in-home gathering or the church lunches.

All-church Prayer Vigil On Saturday, April 26 , we will have a 12-hour allchurch prayer vigil, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. We invite everyone to participate for a one-hour segment on that day. There are sign-up sheets around the church; we want as many people as possible for each hour. If you have questions, call or email Pat Van Dyke at jwvpkv@verizon.net.

Prayer Cards  We are also seeking prayer requests for the prayer vigil. We want all prayer requests, not just for the campaign. Special blue prayer request forms are in the pew racks or by the Bridge offering baskets. Please use a separate form for each request. You may return these in the offering plate, in the basket outside the chapel, in the rear of the sanctuary, or by the Bridge offering baskets.

Ministry Awareness Sunday  On Sunday, May 4, we will have special worship services focusing on the ministries and mission of our church. Members of different services will mingle in a "ministry bingo" activity, as we have fun celebrating all that our church does for our members, our community, our world, and our Lord.

Commitment Sunday On Sunday, May 18 , we will have Campaign Commitment services, in which people will be invited to make their commitment to the church.



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Steve's Scratchings


SteveOn my burgeoning bookshelves, I have these three books:
• Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time, by Marcus Borg (1995),
• The Jesus I Never Knew, by Phillip Yancey (1995), and
• The Secret Message of Jesus, by Brian McLaren (2006).
I know some of you have studied Borg's book, and others may have read others of these books.

Do you notice a similarity among these titles? Is it surprising to you that here, in the 21st century, there could be any surprises at all about Jesus or His message. Haven't we been studying the Bible and hearing sermons for 2,000 years. What more could be left to discover? How could there be any secrets left, anything new to reveal, about Jesus? In fact, these books are examples of a mini-trend: writers who had grown up Christian, and yet who, as adults, began discovering new, compelling, life-changing aspects of Jesus. Although these authors don't understand Jesus exactly the same way, they all became dissatisfied with their old understandings of Jesus, and they decided to reread the gospels with fresh eyes. There are some similar themes in what they have discovered, including that we must pay more attention to Jesus' life, ministry, and teaching, and not focus exclusively on His death for our sins. And they all agree that understanding Jesus is not just an arid intellectual pursuit – how we understand Jesus has a strong influence on how we live day-to-day.

The Letter to the Hebrews says, "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and for ever" (13:8). Do these books contradict that assertion? I don't think so. Rather, they illustrate an important point: although Jesus does not change, our understandings of Jesus are always partial and subject to improvement. There is always more to learn and to experience. And, as the world around us changes, we need to see and experience Jesus in new and fresh ways.

Furthermore, Jesus must be experienced and understood anew by each generation. There is an old saying: "faith has no grandchildren." As many of us know all too well, Christian faith is not automatically passed on from generation to generation like blue eyes or height. Nor can it be taught, like math or science. Christian faith, which is at its heart an encounter with the living Christ, must be "caught."

In our Forward in Faith Together campaign, we are seeking to prepare our church to help future generations "catch" the faith which has nurtured us. Or, I should say, we are preparing a place where future generations can be "caught" by Christ.

Twenty-first century life is all too full of "virtual" experiences. As we become more and more dependent on computers and screens, we need the living, breathing, loving community, the "Body of Christ," the church, all the more. It is the only place where many of us can experience unconditional love, where we can hear the (sometimes uncomfortable) truth about both God's love and God's call, and where we can experience "incarnational" Christian faith first-hand. At its best, the church helps us both receive and give Christ's love "embodied."

The "Body of Christ" needs a sound, energy-efficient, safe, and attractive home. That's what we're seeking to provide - for future generations. Will you help with your prayers, your participation, and your generous, sacrificial gifts?
 

 

 


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Growing in Christ:
Children's Ministry


Thank you to all of you that donated candy and eggs and egg cartons for the Easter Celebration and Egg Hunt. It was a huge success; we had a total of 30 children that enjoyed all of the fun. It couldn't have been so successful without all of the help from our volunteers, Julaine Yoder, Cheryl Ann Miller, and the nursery staff and all of those that donated things. I appreciate all of the support that I get from everyone at church.

THERE WILL BE NO CHURCH SCHOOL ON APRIL 27 SO THE CHILDREN CAN ENJOY THE YOUTH MUSICAL AT 10:45.

We are learning about the Ten Commandments in Church School at 10:45. We will continue with this theme for the next few weeks and then move on to Mother's Day, and lessons to get the kids excited and involved in Vacation Bible School (VBS).

We still have Children's Church during the Bridge service for children up to 2nd grade. They meet in the back around 9:45 and go up to the Fountain View Library for an enrichment lesson based on what is being preached on during the service.

Rainforest Adventure
Vacation Bible School 2008


VBS is June 16 through 20, from 5:30-8:00 p.m. Mark the date on your calendars and join us for a fun-filled week. All kids between 3 years and finishing 6th grade are invited to swing on in!!! We will meet in Fellowship Hall to begin our adventure and then listen to great stories about Jesus, make cool crafts, sing fun songs, play zany games, and make a jungle of friends. Look for registration forms on tables, or call the office, 264-3109, or on the website.

We are in need of volunteers to help make this year a successful VBS. First of all, we are in need of creative people to help out with decorating. We need to start planning for it right away. If you are interested please let me know. We need volunteers to help out in the different activity sites: Games, Preschool, Science, and to be Guides (taking groups of kids to each activity site). We are planning on having dinner again for the volunteers at 5:00 and will need to have volunteers to coordinate these dinners. If any of these are calling out to you, look for sign up sheets on the tables or come see me, Cheryl Ann Miller, or Nikki Gernand, or call me 523-0866, or email me at kristy@presby.net. I look forward to hearing from you and working with you all. We need the help and support of our church to make this a wonderfully successful event for the children of our church and community. Decorating days are at noon on May 4 and 18. Lunch provided.

Kristy Nix, Children's Coordinator


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Growing in Christ:
Youth, Family and CPR

 Presbyterian Youth Fellowship


PYF Youth, we have exciting things coming up to plan for! If there are any studies/activities you would like to do, give me a call & I'll do my best to add them to our schedule.
Mary Seddon, Youth & Family Elder

May 4  

I.S.S.

Youth Sunday Planning

 10:45 a.m.

12 noon -1:30 p.m.
May 11    I.S.S.

Youth Sunday Planning

  10:45 a.m.
12 noon - 1:30 p.m.
May 18 Confirmation Brunch
Confirmation at 3rd service

9:15 a.m.
10:45 a.m.

May 18 - June 15  Pastor Kathleen & Jill Windy lead a Youth/Adult Bible study on Prince Caspian, an upcoming movie!
This will take the place of I.S.S. All youth are encouraged to attend!		   10:45 a.m.

April 20



I.S.S.
Caitlyn Smith Concert - Invite friends to attend!

10:45 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
April 27

No I.S.S. Plan to attend the choir musical during 3rd service.

Vision Awareness Luncheon - sit together as a group.





11:45 a.m.


 


Infant/Child CPR Class
 

When an emergency strikes, will you be ready? On Saturday, May 3 we will be hosting an American Red Cross training class, which will cover Infant/Child CPR and Basic First Aid. This class is ideal for new parents, babysitters, child caregivers who need to renew certification, and anyone who wants to be prepared! We've arranged the class so our nursery care workers can be well trained, and are opening it to the congregation and community. Please spread the word.

The class will meet 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., with lunch included. The cost for the entire day is $50. Registrations (with payment) are due in the church office by Sunday, April 27.     

 

Baseball and Fireworks July 3

Fireworks
Bring your family,
invite your friends,
and enjoy an
evening at the ballpark!
   Silver Hawks




 Time:   7:00 p.m. (game time – meet at the park)
 Where: Coveleski Regional Stadium
   (501 West South Street, South Bend)
   For directions:   (574) 235-9988 or www.silverhawks.com
 What else: There will be fireworks after the game.  You may want to bring a blanket so you can sit on the field to watch them!  Ticket price is $5. The registration deadline is June 19.

 


 

Summer Camp at Geneva Center

Geneva Center, our presbytery camp near Rochester, IN (about 75 min. south), has some wonderful summer camp opportunities for children & youth. Call the camp for a brochure (574) 223-6915, or check out their website at www.genevacenter.org.

Application forms are available in the church office or at the welcome desk. Scholarship help for up to half the cost of camping is available from the church. To request scholarship help, talk to Steve Braden.

 



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Growing in Christ:
Adult Ministries

 

Adult Classes & Small Groups

Sunday Mornings:

9:45 a.m. Tough Issues
Come to the Reception Room to discuss a variety of topics about how our faith relates to our culture and daily life. Watch for announcements about our upcoming classes in bulletins and on the webpage.


 

Start the New Year Right  -  Nifty Sixties
Nifty 60's want YOU to join us the third Monday of each month for lunch at the Elk's Club. We enjoy a time of fellowship together and good food. Occasionally, a member shares stories of a trip or different items of interest. It is a good way to get to know each other. The menu is usually meat or baked fish. The cost is $8 per person. Please call Pat Charles at 264-6407. Try it! We think you will like it!

Men's Breakfast
Men are invited to join Steve Braden each Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m. at George's Gyros/Viva La Coffé at 1808 E. Bristol St. for breakfast, friendship, and Bible study.

 Book Bunch
The next meeting will be on May 5 .  The title of choice is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.

 

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Special Events


Wise Guys

A Musical for Children and Youth


On Sunday morning, April 27,  at the 10:45 a.m. service the Melodia Choir, Jr. Chorale, and Westminster Choirs, along with an additional group of preschool children, will present the musical, Wise Guys . The story is based on the book of Proverbs and includes lessons in trusting God, doing one's best, and seeking wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. Please join our choirs as they celebrate the end of their choir year with delightful music, choreography, and drama!

John Weaver - Organ Concert

Friday, May 2, 7:30 p.m.

On Friday evening, May 2, at 7:30 p.m., we are hosting a pipe organ concert by renowned organist John Weaver. One of America's finest concert organists, John Weaver was Director of Music at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City from 1970-2005. He was Head of the Organ Department at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia from 1972 to 2003, and also Chair of the Organ Department at The Juilliard School from 1987 to 2004. He currently lives in Vermont and continues to concretize and lead workshops and master classes around the world.

This free concert is sponsored by the St. Joseph Valley and Elkhart County Chapters of the American Guild of Organists, with additional support provided by the Miller Endowment for the Arts and Enrichment. Come and enjoy beautiful music played on our outstanding instrument.

Euchre Night


Saturday, May 3, 7-9 p.m.

Join our 20-30-somethings for a fun night of euchre.
• yes, pizza will be provided!
• yes, child care is available, if you RSVP by Wednesday, April 30
• no, you don't have to know how to play
• yes, it'll be loads of fun, so join us at church (use the back parking lot door)!

and, mark your calendar for our next fellowship activity: Sunday, June 1, we'll meet together to cheer on our men's softball team!
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Sharing Christ's Love:
Presbyterian Giving


For their mission project this year, the children attending Vacation Bible School, June 16-20 (click for VBS info), will be collecting scissors to go into training packets for Malawi HIV/AIDS education leaders. You can learn more about this exciting project at http://www.pcusa.org/pcnews/2008/08036.htm.

Phyllis Wezeman, Director of Christian Nurture at 1st Presbyterian Church in South Bend will be going to Malawi in July to lead her third set of training sessions, "Creative Methods for HIV and AIDS Education," which will train leaders in the Nkhoma Synod of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP). The materials, collected from many northern Indiana churches, will supply the leaders who will, in turn, train representatives from every congregation in the synod.

We have committed to providing 900 pairs of scissors and together with the children of VBS, we hope that the congregation will also bring in "like new" or new scissors to donate. These can be children's or regular size, as long as they cut paper! Remember, these are individuals who have no kitchen drawer or old school supplies lying around unused. Donation buckets will be in the hallways for you to place your scissor donations. Monetary donations will also be accepted and less expensive bulk quantities will be purchased to fulfill our commitment. VBS thanks you for your support of our donation supporting others in mission! Any questions, please call Jennifer Pitcher at 262-4722.

Special Offering for Presbyterian Shared Mission

Reminder: We are no longer required to pay per capita to support the ministry and mission of our presbytery, synod, and General Assembly, but we are asked to contribute to a special offering for this purpose. The session has budgeted the bulk of our support, but to meet or exceed last year's per capita and other giving, we need to have at least $2,000 in special gifts. Please support the wider church by making an extra gift, payable to the church, marked "PCUSA." Thank you!

One Great Hour of Sharing

Once again the generosity of this congregation has come shining through. The total funds from the fish banks, the Lily Fund after purchasing the lilies, and other donations came to $4,515.71. What a difference those funds will make in the lives of people facing hunger, recovery from disaster, and the need to build their lives all over again! Thank you for "serving one another with the gifts you have received."

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Sharing Christ's Love: Mission

 

Peacemaking Scholarships


Thank you to everyone who donated to the Peacemaking Scholarships last October and throughout the winter.

During the month of May we will be attending the Senior Awards Night programs at Concord, Jimtown, Elkhart Central, and Elkhart Memorial High Schools to present a $500 grant to a graduating senior at each school.

The students will be selected by their school counselors. They will have been chosen because of their ability to promote justice and reconciliation between people, to create opportunities for healing, or to exhibit fairness and the ability to work for peace and wholeness in their school. We will acknowledge appreciation to these winners at our Jazz Sunday worship service in June.

Thank you again, so very much, to everyone who has participated in this community mission opportunity.

Hosting Hopkins 4-K Cancer Cyclists
On Tuesday night, June 3, we will again be hosting 25 cross-country bicyclists from Johns Hopkins University who are riding to raise money for fighting cancer and helping cancer victims. A portion of last year's very successful ride went to our local United Cancer Services of Elkhart County.

We will need volunteers to help with Tuesday night's dinner and Wednesday morning's breakfast.
Please sign up by the Gathering Place.
 

Habitat for Humanity Apostles Build Project

Build

The Elkhart Apostles Build will be a bit different this year because we are trying to fit in many more builds. The first week of the build will take place from August 2-9. There will be a two week break in the schedule for professionals to do their jobs. The final week of the build will resume on Saturday, August 24 and continue through the August 30. In short, the schedule is the same as last year except for one extra week for professionals to work. The house will be located to the east of 1035 Oakland Estates and is on the south side of the street.

Watch for further details about how to sign up. Coordinating our effort is Braden McCormick (bmccormick@unitedshade.com).

As with last year's build, our church needs to raise $4,000 for our share of the build. Can you contribute? Please make checks payable to the church, marked "Habitat."

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Church Community Services (CCS), our ecumenical food pantry,CCS
distributes bags of food and (as funds are available) assistance with rent and utility payments to local families needing emergency help. Our church supports CCS with regular donations from our mission budget, and a number of our members make individual contributions toward rent assistance (since CCS now incorporates the work of the former Dave's Place). Several of our members volunteer at CCS, and they can always use more volunteers! We collect grocery donations each Sunday on the following schedule:

food  First Sunday – Fish (canned tuna & salmon)
Second Sunday – Spaghetti & Spam (sauce & canned meat)
Third Sunday – Oral Hygiene & Toiletries (toothpaste, personal care)
Fourth Sunday – Canned Fruit
Fifth Sunday – Cleaning Supplies for Faith Mission 

SusannaSusanna's Kitchen is an ecumenical soup kitchen currently housed in First Congregational Church, at Third and Marion. Our congregation serves food the fourth Monday of each month. Volunteers need to be there from 10:45-12:30.  If you would like to help, sign up in the Gathering Place or call Walt or Beth Davis(293-7786).


 


CCS continues to face heavy and rising demand
for food and financial help (rent, utilities, medicine).
Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.
 

 


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Presbyterian Women & Foundation 




Birthday Offering The 2008 Birthday Offering monies will supply roofing for 19 schools in the Congo as well as build five new structures. It will help supply teachers, textbooks and teaching supplies. The Birthday Offering will also be used to help rebuild the Lakeview Presbyterian Church Weekday School in New Orleans. 

 "Sweet Treats in the Afternoon" - May 3. Nancy Flanagan, the Kentucky Women will present her story and music. Everyone is invited to come for this performance. It will be held at 1:00 p.m. in the Reception Room. Special desserts will be served after the program. 

Personal Hygiene Kits: This is an ongoing mission project of PW. The Personal Hygiene Kits are sent wherever there is a need. You are encouraged to participate in this project by:
       • Donating one or more items or items for a complete kit;
       • Donating money to cover the cost of items or for postage.

Hygiene Kit Items


Women

          

Men

Comb or hairbrush Comb or hairbrush
Toothbrush & Toothpaste Toothbrush & Toothpaste
Emery boards Nail clippers
Deodorant-lotion Shaving Cream-Razor Blades
Tampons Deodorant
Hand towel Hand towel
          

PW is now collecting these items. Please put your donations in the baskets upstairs and downstairs. Thank you!

Help Wanted...If you knit or crochet, your help is needed to make baby caps. If you can help, please contact Harriet Sloop for the patterns.

 

The Presbyterian Foundation

The First Presbyterian Church Foundation exists to invest and manage endowment gifts for our church. It is not a separate legal entity, but is a committee of the church which meets quarterly to review investments (most of which are in Vanguard mutual funds) and grant requests. The Foundation has a number of specific funds, including: Christian Education, Building, Scholarship, Music, Memorial Garden, Presbyterian Women, the Sollitt-Scholtes Fund for Building and Grounds, the Kurtz Fund for Plants & Plantings, Harman Fund for Personnel, and the Ralph & Barbara Miller Endowment for Enrichment.

Have you considered naming the church in your will through the Foundation?

The Foundation Committee meets Monday, May 5, at 7:00 p.m. Funding requests should be turned in to the church office by Friday, May 2. Request forms are available from the church office.

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This 'n' That


Thank You

 

Thank you to all who helped my mother, Muriel Hatfield, with cards, visits, prayers, and homebound communion. David and I are very appreciative of all the caring cards and messages given by you - the members and staff of the church.
Nancy Stetz and David


Thank you to everyone who participated in the Walk to the Cross design team: Jan Horner, Starr Robinson, Todd & Cheryl Ann Miller, Anita & Jess Gorden, Cami Amendt, Connie Minzey, Adam and Beth Ann Hoffer, Diane Evans, Elizabeth Hohman, Mary Ann Graves, Doni Boal, Freya Burket, Colleen Good. Also, thank you to all the people who volunteered as greeters or with the Saturday clean-up. The Good Friday Prayer Encounter reached many people, including many community visitors. Thanks for all the hard work, prayer, and preparation that everyone shared. If you'd like to be a part of creating our next Prayer Encounter for Advent, please talk with Kathleen O'Connell.

Thanks to all! I would like to say a BIG THANK YOU to all members who were so gracious to host a Coffee Hour during the last three years. During the whole time that I was Fellowship Commission Chairperson, people were so gracious and willing to help out. Also, so many people helped with the various dinners and activities that we planned and sponsored. I am so grateful for everyone's help. Thank you again for helping with the "fellowship" of the church.
Betty Rice

Dear Presbyterian Friends:
Because of your love and generosity for the celebration of my 30 years of music ministry at First Presbyterian Church, my husband and I were treated to a beautiful week in Mexico. Thank you for your continued enthusiasm and support of my efforts! I am richly blessed!
Love, Celia Weiss

Please read the letter written by Ruth Osterop thanking everyone for their love and care, located on the bulletin board in the hallway by the Gathering Place.

We appreciate very much the use and services the church has given for our AAUW branch meetings.
Doris Havens, Treasurer


 

Vivian W. Pell
October 16, 1919 - April 3, 2008



The sympathy of the congregation goes to Sara Chrobot on the death of her grandfather. Sara thanks all for their prayers!

 

Congratulations go to

  • Michelle & Troy Scott on the birth of their son, Carson Maxwell, born grandparents are Suzanne & Art Wyatt.
  • Chris & Julie Haimbach on the birth of their daughter, Ellery Ann born on April 7. Proud grandparents are Al & Sandy Haimbach.
  • Matthew & Cathy Barb on the birth of their daughter, Elena Sofia, born on April 15. Proud grandparents are Stu & Paula Barb.
  • Ashley Bishop & Christopher Rumler on the baptism of their daughter Kaylin Grace, on April 13. Proud grandparents are Terry & Jodi Bishop. 




Newsletter  Deadline
The next newsletter will be inserted in the bulletin on  May 18 , and mailed the following week to those who are not in worship. Please submit articles for that newsletter by May 9.

 

Do you have a prayer concern?
Do you know of someone in the hospital, recovering from illness, etc.? Let us know, so we can hold you or your friend in prayer. Contact Pat Van Dyke to be placed on the prayer chain.


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Worship Schedule


April 27
May 4
 May 11
 May 18
Preacher
(8:30 & 10:45)		Steve Braden Steve BradenZip Long Steve Braden
Bridge Preacher
(9:30)		Vision AwarenessKathleen O'Connell
Zip Long Kathleen O'Connell
Liturgist Marsha Brownewell Mary Ann Graves Michael Weiss Colleen Goode
Special
 PW Birthday Offering
Youth Musical "Wise
Guys"		Communion
Mission Emphasis
Sunday		 Day of Pentecost
Mother's Day		 Confirmation Sunday
Capital Commitment
Sunday
Greeters
 Linda Schrock
Steve Seward 		Betsy Semple
Steve Seward		 Betty Rice
Steve Seward		 Connie Minzey
Steve Seward
8:30 am Ushers Linda & Delbert
Schrock		Susie & Dave Lehman Susie & Dave Lehman Pat & John Van Dyke
9:30 am UshersRuss Gilpin
Anita Gorden		Cheryl Ann Miller
LyLy Rose		 Pam & Dick Whitcraft Marsha Brownewell
Vicki Kronemeyer
10:45 am UshersMason Braden
Chris Seddon
Trudy & Hans Disch		Andy Braden
Sean O'Neill
Susie & Wen Wu		 Andy Braden
Pam Duncan
Sean O'Neill
Nancy Stetz		 Trudy & Hans Disch
Ferne & Bob Huber
10:45 am Music Youth Musical Chancel ChoirChancel Choir Chancel Choir
Hospitality Host Christine Rice Mike Wilson Phid Wells

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Updated April 22 , 2008