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CALLER

February 21, 2016

In This Issue

Remember in Prayer
Serving in the Military
Prayer Requests, 2/14
Daily Devotionals
Statistics/Loving Hearts
Baby Recognition
Recipes
Sees Candy Fundraiser
Gayle Schoepf Services
Summer Camp
Sr. Adults Met
Warm Clothing
MMC Concert
We Get Letters
Another Concert
Week of Compassion
DW Convocation
Acolyte Training/CoE
Statistics & Facts
Lent & Easter
Holy Week Prayer Vigil
DHM Letter
Serving Sunday

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Interim Pastor:
Rev. Dale Suggs
Editor:
Donna Woodbridge
Webmaster:
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Issue 08

Events: February 21 February 28, 2016

February 21: Second Sunday in Lent
8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN Worship Service
9:00 A.M. -Adult Sunday School, Chapman Lounge
10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER Worship Service
12:00 P.M. - Loving Hearts Lunch at Cocos
1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary, FH, classroom
4:00 P.M. - Acolyte Training
February 22:
6:30 P.M. - Old Testament Bible Study @ Donnas
February 23:
7:00 P.M. - Casa uses Sanctuary, Youth Room, 104 A & B
February 24:
4:00 P.M. - Pathways of Hope, Chapman Lounge
7:00 P.M. - Council of Elders, Chapman Lounge
February 25:
7:30 P.M. - Chancel Choir Rehearsal
February 26:
12:30 P.M. - For His Glory use Chapman Lounge and Room 104
February 27:
7:00 P.M. - Casa, Youth Room
February 28: Third Sunday in Lent
8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN Worship Service
9:00 A.M. -Adult Sunday School, Chapman Lounge
10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER Worship Service
11:30 A.M. - Baby Recognition Reception, Chapman Lounge
12:00 P.M. - Loving Hearts Lunch at Cocos
1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary, FH, classroom
2:00 P.M - Sunnycrest Worship Service
February 29:
6:30 P.M. - Old Testament Bible Study @ Donnas
March 1:
6:30 P.M. - Bible Study @ Barrys
March 2:
5:30 P.M. - Hot Meal Ministry, Team A
5:30 P.M. - Crop Walk Meeting, Chapman Lounge
AA Groups: Sun. 8 P.M., Rm. 107; Thursday, 8 P.M., FH
Friday, 7:30 P.M., FH; Sat. 8:30 P.M., FH
OCYPAA, Sat. 3:30 P.M., FH
Al-Anon: Fri. Noon, Rm. 101A
NA: Tues. 7:30 P.M.,
OA: Sunday, 10:30 A.M., Tues, 7 P.M., Room 101A
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Remember in Prayer

Prayer Requests, February 14, 2016

Continue to pray for: Gary Bacon,

Kevin Wilbur, Dottie Bense, Amanda
Borden, Sandra Brown, Jack Doughty, Lorna
& Skip Farnum, Carolyn Kenrick, Colleen
Langston, Flora Miller, Janet Parker, Kristine
Perry, Norma Rill, Betty Rollo, the family of
Gayle Shoepf, Claudia Tammen, and Bob &
Donna Vannoy.
Please pray for the following PSWR
Churches, Regional Office and General
Church:
The Hatchery
128 N. Broadway
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Spencer Burke, Pastor

Thank you to our wonderful

church family for your support
as we parent Helena who turns
8 today
John
Prayers for Betty Pisani and
Cairns
Doug Cairns as they both have
fallen recently
Sibyl
Dick Dittberner has been
Dittberner diagnosed with prostate cancer
and starts treatment Monday
for six weeks.
Mens
Prayers for Terry Knott as he
Group
recovers from brain surgery.

Pacific Southwest Region

Don & Susan Dewey, Co-Regional ministers
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
General Church; Sharon Watkins,
General Minister & President

For Those Serving in the

Military
Lt. Cmdr. Patrick OConner, Betty Rollos
grandson-in-law, who is stationed at Hanford, CA.
Lt. Patrick Rollo, Betty Rollos grandson,
who is stationed in Hawaii.
PFC Brandon Vannoy, grandson of Bob &
Donna Vannoy, has returned from Afghanistan.
Michael J. Borden, Chief, Nancy Geigers
grandson, in Norfolk, VA.
Brandon Johnson, Army Chaplain,
Mariette Linbergs cousin, Chaplain, at Fort Hood,
TX.
Lt. Austen Packer, Laura Lee Wiggins
friend, at Oceana, NAS, in Virginia
Lt J.G. Kip Packer, friend of Laura Lee
Wiggins, has been deployed to Moron, Spain.
Pvt. Kash Cross, Ted & Sammies grandson,
deployed to Korea for a year
Mjr. Christopher Evans, cousin of Annie
Fraters who is serving in Seoul, Korea.
Pvt 2. Melody Martinez, stationed at Fort
Lee, VA.
PFC David Radcliffe, friend of the
Robidouxs in South Korea

Randy
Baxter

Week of February 22 27, 2016

Monday, February 22: Reading: Psalm 63:1;
Pray for the Love Fullerton Team meeting to
plan this years event on April 30.
Tuesday, February 23: Reading: Isaiah 55:1-5; Pray
for Casa as they meet tonight.
Wednesday, February 24: Reading: Psalm 27:1-4;
Pray for the Council of Elders meeting tonight.
Thursday, February 25: Reading: Psalm 63: 1-8;
Pray for the Chancel Choir as they practice tonight.
Friday, February 26: Reading: 1 Corinthians 10:113; Pray for the group from For His Glory using
Chapman Lounge and Room 104 today.
Saturday, February 27: Reading: Luke 13:1-9; Pray
for Global Ministries Missionary in Chile, Lauren
Kabat.
Sunday, February 28: Reading: Isaiah 55: 6-9; Pray
for the group leading worship at Sunnycrest today.

Sunday Statistics
Feb. 14, 2016
107 (Remember Service)
3 (Reawaken Service)
(Casa 1 P.M. service)
Weekly Giving: $3,112
Missions: $311.20
Budget Goal: $3,777
Pathways of Hope $10
Week of Compassion $20

Loving Hearts Luncheon

The Loving Hearts
Widows group meets every
Sunday after church at Cocos on Harbor. You
are welcome to join them. Just show up as
soon as possible after church
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Recipes Wanted!
Have you sent in your
favorite recipe yet? We want to
share those recipes! You can
submit your recipe by sending it via email to
lschaffell@earthlink.net or put it in the small
basket on the Coffee Cart on Sunday. If you
have a story to share, add that as well. I hope
you will take the time to write it down and
submit it. Thank you for supporting us!
Laura Schaffell & The Hospitality Team

Sees Candy Fundraiser

Please be sure to place
your See's Candy order at the
Hospitality Desk after Sunday Services. The
proceeds for this fundraiser will go to support
church activities planned by your Hospitality
& Welcome Team (mainly the Church Picnic
on June 12). Some upcoming events include
"Take Me Out to the Ballgame" luncheon
following church on March 20, "Bunco Game
Night" on Monday, April 11 and a "Special
Recognition Luncheon" following 10:15 church
service on May 15 honoring our Interim Pastor,
Dale Suggs.
The deadline for ordering See's Candy
for Easter is March 13. Orders may be picked
up on March 20 (one week before Easter).
Thank you and we hope to see you at
the Hospitality & Welcome Table

Baby Recognition - Save

The Date!
We will be welcoming
into the fold:
Evangelina Shepherd (parents Michael &
Dayann)
Victoria Styffe-Garcia (parents Jaime &
Emily)
Emily Lees (parents Chris & Lena)
during Children's Moment on Sunday,
February 28. Reception in Chapman Lounge
following church.

2016 Summer Camp

Schedule
CYF II - June 26 - July 2 -Entering
Grades 11, 12, and 2015
Graduates: $355 before May 13; $380 after
Chi Rho - July 3 - July 9 - Entering Grades 7 8:
$355 before May 20; $380 after
CYF I - July 10 - July 16 -Entering Grades 9 10:
$355 before May 27; $380 after
Mini - July 17 - July 20 - Entering Grades 2 3:
$260 before June 3; $285 after
Wee (Parent/Child) - July 21 - July 23 - Age 3 -

Entering 1st Grade: $200 pair

Junior - July 24 - July 30 - Entering Grades
4 6: $355 before June 10; $380 after
No one has ever become poor by
giving. Anne Frank

Seniors Met Tuesday Feb.

16, 2016
The Seniors Ministry Group
met this past Tuesday, February 16, at 12 noon
in Chapman Lounge to hear our speaker Rev.
Dr. Loletta Barrett. Dr. Barrett spoke to us
about her experience in 2013 in South Africa,
Botswana and Namibia.
We rescheduled our tour of Chapman
University for April 7 and finalized plans for
the annual service that we provide for
Alzheimers patients on Wednesday, March 9,
at 10:30 A.M. in our sanctuary.
Next month our speaker will be Ariel
Yarrish from Habitat for Humanity.

If you think you are too small to make a

difference, you havent spent a night with a
mosquito. An African Proverb

Youre Invited
Ed Linberg invites you to attend the
next concert of the Mountainside Master
Chorale set for Sunday, March 13 at 3:30 P.M. at
the Claremont UCC Church, located at the
corner of 6th and Harrison, Claremont CA
The theme of this concert is Eternal
Light. It will feature two major works. One is
the well-known Requiem by Gabriel Faure, a
work filled with haunting melodies and
powerful musical phrases. The other is a
contemporary work, Eternal Light, which
provides the theme for this concert. It is by
Howard Goodall, a British composer.
Published in 2008, this work combines English
texts with phrases from the traditional Latin
Requiem text. Among the English texts used by
Goodall are: In Flanders Fields the Poppies
Blow, the well-known poem from World War
I, and the hymn text, Lead, Kindly Light
Amid the Encircling Gloom.
Tickets are $17 for Seniors and
Students. Adult tickets cost $20. However, if
10 or more people choose to buy tickets from
Ed, the group rate of $10 goes into effect. He
needs to have your ticket orders no later than
Sunday, March 6thtwo weeks from this
Sunday.

We Get Letters . .
One of the groups that
benefitted from our Alternative Christmas
Faire last November 1 has sent us a letter. It
will be posted on the bulletin board by this
Sunday. Heres a portion
of the letter from Tom McMillan, President of
Corazon.
We are so thankful for how you have
contributed tangibly to help those in need with
your donation of $485 in 2015. Corazon Builds
Community Across Borders and you have
made it possible to open the door to selfreliance for youth, adults and communities.
Thank you for your generosity.

Another Musical Concert

Opportunity
Christian folk music
legends, Jim and Jeanie
Strathdee will be in Orange on
April 9 and 10th! On Saturday,
April 9, they will be leading a
Sing-a-Long and Concert at 7
P.M. at First Christian Church of
Orange, 1130 E Walnut, Orange,
92867, and on Sunday, April 10, they are
participating in the 10 A.M. worship service
also at First Christian, Orange.
Their songs have become standards at
summer camps and other youth retreats and
we are inviting everyone to these two events to
enjoy these songs live! Please especially invite
your youth and others who have enjoyed the
Strathdee's music. We hope you will save these
dates and plan to attend either or both of these
events. There will be a free-will offering taken
on Saturday. If you have questions, you can
call Holly at the church 714-538-9681. More
detailed information will be sent to you when
we get closer to these dates. Please spread the
word about this opportunity!
To make an option for the poor is to make
an option for Jesus. Gustavo Gutierrez

Call for Warm Clothing

We will be collecting clothing every
Sunday for the foreseeable future to
distribute at our Hot Meal Ministry on the first
Wed. of each month. Look for the large
container in the Narthex.
If you would be willing to help with
distribution on one of the first Wednesdays of
any month, please contact me.
Phil Forbes

23rd Womens
Regional
Convocation
Disciples
Women from the Pacific Southwest Region will
gather at First Christian Church, Torrance for a
time of Fellowship, Study and Worship from
Friday, March 4 Saturday, March 5. The theme is
With God all things are possible based on
Matthews 19:26 and Mark 9:23.
Speakers will be Rev. Dr. LaTaunya Bynum,
Pat Messenger and Rev. Belva Brown Jordan.
Schedule is as follows:
Friday, March 4: 5 P.M. registration, meet and greet
& Exhibits; 7 P.M. Fellowship Gathering and Pat
Messengers Faith Story.
Saturday, March 5: 7:45 A.M. Registration begins, 8
A.M. breakfast, market place and exhibits; 9:15 A.M.
Opening Worship, 10:14 Seminars, 11:15 A.M.
Fellowship and relaxation time; Noon lunch; 1 P.M.
Seminars, 2:30 P.M. Closing worship, communion
and offering
3:50 Dismissal.
Seminars sound really good. They are:
1. Only Believe Passionate Prayer and Craft
2. Sacred Movement led by Rev. Michelle
Harris-Gloyer
3. Hidden Benefits of Living as an Open and
Affirming Congregation led Maria Perez,
GLAD PSWR and Rev. Nancy Brink.
4. Exploring the Answers, questions and
topics affecting young people today led by
Sara Linton.
5. Storytelling/Covenant Circle led by Rev.
Paulette Norris
6. Spanish Seminars inter-generational led
by Lori Tapia; Young women, led by Karla
Molina
7. Free time and relaxation work on a service
project, prayer chapel, knitting class, or
catching up with new and old friends.
Registration is $65 per person. For registration
packets, seminar titles and description and info
contact Donna in the office or go to
http://www.pswdw.com
Its been a while since FCCF was
represented at Convocation. I plan on attending
and would welcome others to accompany me.
Donna

Acolyte Training and Council of

Elders Meeting
There will be an acolyte training this
afternoon in the Sanctuary at 4 P.M. If you are
between the ages First Grade and Sixth Grade,
you are invited to attend.
Council of Elders meeting for prayer
and discernment this coming Wednesday, at
7:00 P.M. in Chapman Lounge.

Week Of Compassion
Offering To Be Received
On Feb, 21 And Feb, 28
The 2016 Week of Compassion
Offering will be received on each of the next
two Sundays. On this coming Sunday,
February 21, the worship bulletin will contain a
flyer with information about this very
important special offering and an envelope for
you to use in making your gift. Going into this
Sunday we have received $98 toward our goal
of $1,770.00! Thanks to those of you who have
contributed early to get us off to a good start in
reaching, or exceeding, our goal.
We hope the statistical information
about issues addressed by the Week of
Compassion Offering, as well as the quotations
that have been included in The Caller on
both February 7 and 14 have increased your
awareness about the importance of this annual
offering which, traditionally, is our largest
special offering of the year. If you are using
the Sharing Calendar which was initially
distributed during Childrens Moment on
1/31, we hope youll continue using it through
the end of the month and bring your gift on
February 28. We remind the children that their
Offering Boxes are to be brought with them to
worship on that Sunday, too. We will include
the receiving of their boxes as part
of Childrens Moment on February 28.
The Outreach Ministry

More Statistics and Facts

Here are some more statistics
and facts that we hope are increasing
everyones awareness of some of the worlds
most significant issuesall of which are
addressed by our Week of Compassion
Offering.
Concerning Refugees and the Displaced
The US government registered an
estimated 121,200 individual asylum claims in
2014, a 44% increase from the year before. Of
this number, 42% of all the asylum claims in
the U.S. were lodged by asylum-seekers from
Mexico and Central America. Source:
UNHCR, June 2015.
Unaccompanied children are arriving
in the U.S. at unprecedented numbers. From
October 2013 to June 2014, more than 52,000
unaccompanied children were apprehended
while cross the southern border. This is twice
the number for the same period in the first 9
months of 2013. Advocates cite violence, gangs,
crime and neglect or abuse as the facts driving
the migration. Source: Immigration Advocates
Network.
Concerning Poverty
In Latin America, 1 in every 4 people
ages 15-29 is poor, or extremely poor. Source:
World Bank.
Between 1990 and 2010, the poverty
rate across Latin America decreased from 48.4
percent to 31.4 percent, while the rate of
indigenceor extreme povertyfell from 22.6
percent to 12.5 percent. Source: United Nations
Development.
Concerning Hunger
More than one in four American
children are at risk of hunger. More than one in
five children live in households that struggle to
put food on the table. Source: Bread for the
World.
870 million people in the world are
chronically food insecure. Source: CARE.

Asia has the largest number of the

worlds hungry, more than 560 million.
Source: WFP.
Concerning Water
In Africa alone, people spend 40
billion hours every year walking for water.
Women and children usually bear the burden
of water collection, walking miles to the
nearest source which is unprotected and likely
contaminated. Source: Charity Water.
5.4 million people die each year from
a water related disease. Source: water.org.
Concerning Gender and Development
Women and girls account for 6 out of
10 of the worlds poorest and two-thirds of the
worlds illiterate people. Source: UNDP.
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Less than 1% of U.S. foreign aid is
specifically targeted to women and girls.
Source: Half the Sky, by Nicholas Kristof and
Sheryl WuDunn.
Concerning Disasters
Each year, the death toll from
disasters is growing greaterfrom 84,570 in
1995 to 249,896 ten years later. Source:
Organization for Economic Co-operation and
Development.
In the context of emergencies,
vulnerable groups include individuals with
disabilities, pregnant women, children, elderly
persons, prisoners, certain members of ethnic
minorities, people with language barriers, and
the impoverished. Source : UC David Law
Review.

It is not with your own wealth that you give

alms to the poor, but with a fraction of their
own which you give back; for you are
usurping for yourself something meant for
the common good of all. The earth is for
everyone, not only for the rich. St. Ambrose

Lent Activities:

Easter Sunday

Today: Second Sunday in Lent

March 27: EASTER Worship at

10:15 A.M.
(no 8 A.M. service)
Easter Offering

February 28: Third Sunday in

Lent

Easter Egg Hunt, after 10:15

worship

March 6: Fourth Sunday in Lent

Easter Lilies
March 13: Fifth Sunday in Lent

March 20: Palm Sunday,

Childrens parade of palms
Choir Cantata,
Easter Offering

March 24: Maundy

Thursday
Service
Prayer Vigil starts at 8:00
P.M.

Time to order Easter Lilies

to decorate our Sanctuary.
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 _____________________
________________________________________

March 25: Good Friday,

Prayer Vigil continues
until 7:00 P.M.

The churches have to feed the hungry, clothe

the naked and shelter the homeless. But they
have also to remember that the answer to
homelessness is homes, not shelter.
What the poor and downtrodden need is not
piecemeal charity, but wholesale justice.
William Sloane Coffin

Giving frees us from the familiar territory of

our own needs by opening our mind to the
unexplained worlds occupied by the needs of
others. Barbara Bush

Holy Week Prayer Vigil

The Council of Elders will have our annual Holy Week Prayer Vigil from 8:00 P.M.
Maundy Thursday (March 24) until 7:00 P.M. Good Friday (March 25.) If you have never
been a part of this experience, you will be richly blessed by taking one of the hour slots and pray.
You are encouraged to come pray in the Sanctuary if possible. (I have been so full-filled by spending the
wee hours of the morning in prayer in our sanctuary. Editor.)
If you would be willing to be here in the Narthex to let people in to pray, we need to staff
the church from: March 24, 8:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m.; 11:00 p.m. March 24, - 2:00 a.m.; March 25; 2:00
a.m.;. Please let Donna know if you can be available any of these times.
There is a Prayer Vigil Board in the Narthex for you to sign up. Thanks.

Prayer Vigil Sign-up

Please Indicate location:
H Home; C Church

Date March 24, 8:00 p.m.

March 29, 7:00 p.m.
4:00 a.m.
Barry Woodbridge (C)
4.30 a.m.
Barry Woodbridge (C)
5:00 a.m.
Donna Woodbridge (C)
5:30 a.m.
Luanne Bailey (H)
6:00 a.m.

Place
Sanctuary
12:00 noon

6:30 a.m.

2:30 p.m.

11:00 p.m.
Randy Langston (C)
11:30 p.m.
Randy Langston (C)
Midnight March 25
Randy Langston (C)
12:30 a.m.
Randy Langston(C)
1:00 a.m.

7:00 a.m.

3:00 p.m.

7:30 a.m.

3:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m.

4:00 p.m.

8:30 a.m.

4:30 p.m.

9:00 a.m.

5:00 p.m.

1:30 a.m.

9:30 a.m.

5:30 p.m.

2:00 a.m.

6:00 p.m.

3:00 a.m.

10:00 a.m.
Sara Caswell.
10:30 a.m.
Sara Caswell
11:00 a.m.

3:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

8:00 p.m. March 24

Ed & Mariette Linberg (C)
8:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
10:00 p.m.
)
10:30 p.m.

2:30 a.m.

12:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.

6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
End

From the President Disciples Home Missions

Two verses of Scripture have been competing for my attention this week. Their words
are like the words of a nifty song you hear in church on a Sunday morning and whose
melody you just cannot get out of your mind. The melody of the words stick with you
long after the worship experience is over.
The first verse is from the Prophet Isaiah: "The wolf shall live with the lamb, the leopard
shall lie down with the kid, the calf and the lion and the fatling together, and a little
child shall lead them" [Isaiah 11:6]. The second verse is from Matthew's Gospel: "So the
last will be first, and the first will be last" [Matthew20:16].
These verses remind me of the truth of Scripture. Not the inerrancy or infallibility of
Scripture, as some look for, but the truth. There are some things about God and religion
that are just plain true, like Isaiah 11:6 and Matthew 20:16. You can probably name by
chapter and verse those Scriptures whose truth is self-evident to you, too.
This is where author Madeleine L'Engle's words come into play:
"The Bible is true. It's not entirely factual, but; it's true. That's hard for a lot of people to
understand. Fact and truth are not the same. I love what Karl Barth said: 'I take the Bible
far too seriously to take it literally.' Some of the Bible is history and some is story, and we
don't always know which is which. But it doesn't matter. What I'm looking for in the
Bible is truth. If you look at the great protagonists in the Old and New Testaments, not
one of them is qualified to do what God is asking that individual to do. (In a sense we're
all unqualified.) God goes to great pains to pick the unqualified. If you were starting a
nation, would you pick a woman past menopause and a man a hundred years old? That
doesn't seem sensible, but that's what God did. The message is clear. If you think you're
qualified, you might believe you did a good job. If you know you're unqualified,
you realize you can only accomplish something because you're empowered by God."
There is no book like the good Book. Its truth keeps marching on forever, and ever, and
ever, and ever, and ever, and ever, and ever - and ever, and ever, and ever - and that's a
long time! If the Scripture is not a steady part of your congregational diet, as well as your
personal theological diet, you are starving your congregation and yourself. I surmise that
God is just now selecting the 'unqualified' you to be the bearer of the truth of Scripture to
those in need of some good news!
Unqualifiedly and truthfully yours,

The end you serve that are selfish will take you no future than yourself. But, the ends you serve that are
for all, in common, will take you into eternity. Marcus Garvey

First Christian Church

109 E. Wilshire Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92832
Reawaken (Early Worship Service) Sunday, 8:00 A.M.
Adult Sunday School: 9:00 A.M.
Remember (Traditional Worship Service) Sunday, 10:15 A.M.
Childrens Sunday School - infants through 12 years old, 10:00 a.m.
Sunnycrest Worship Service Fourth Sunday of every month 2: 00 P.M.
Youth Group: Sunday, 1:00 P.M.
First Christian Church . . .

Where encounters with God are not only ordinary,

theyre extraordinary!
Where invitations not only happen on occasion,
they happen on every occasion.
Where not only minds grow in knowledge,
hearts grow in faith.

Serving February 21, 2016

Greeter: Phil Forbes
Guest Book: Becky Graves
Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry
Acolyte Parent: Baxter
Sound & Video: Travis Robidoux
Lay Leader: Kathy Robidoux
Childrens Moment: Pat Van Vliet
Elders: Pj Vannoy, Luanne Bailey,
Jeanne Tarbell
Elder Count with Luanne: Dorothy Keech
Diaconate: Randy Baxters Team
Prepare: Randy Baxter, Annie Frater
Ushers: Masumi & Mike Hogan
Serve: Randy Baxter, Bill Henke, Dena
Heathman. Masumi & Mike Hogan, Terry
Vannoy
Clean Up: Annie Frater, Terry Vannoy
Alternate: Sibyl Dittberner

Serving February 28, 2016

Greeters: Rod & Jan Farley
Guest Book: Mary Brill
Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry
Acolyte Parent: Beal
Sound & Video: PJ Vannoy
Lay Leader: Lisa Parks
Childrens Moment: Judi Smedley
Elders: Bob Hasty, Barbara Hasty, Nancy
Geiger
Elder Count with Luanne: Bill Martin
Diaconate: Randy Baxters Team
Prepare: Randy Baxter, Terry Vannoy
Ushers: Randy Baxter, Terry Vannoy
Serve: Randy Baxter, Cyndi Cairns, Annie
Frater, Bill Henke, Masumi & Mike Hogan
Clean Up: Masumi & Mike Hogan
Alternate: Dena Heathman