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WOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH JANUARY 31, 2017

The Book of Revelation: The Lamb and His Enemies The Book of Revelation: The Lamb and His Enemies
Dr. Rubel Shelly in Room 200 at 6:30 PM. Dr. Rubel Shelly in Room 200 at 6:30 PM.

Revelation is an unapproachable part of the Bible Revelation is an unapproachable part of the Bible
for many people, written in strange symbols. In for many people, written in strange symbols. In
this class, Dr. Shelly takes you past the common this class, Dr. Shelly takes you past the common
interpretations and gets you into the meaningful
pages of this beautiful book.
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 Coffee & Conversation
Monday, Feb. 13
As we enter 2017, America remains politically
polarized. How do we as a Christian community
grapple with this? What can we do to help our
nation heal?
OUR MIS SION:
Join Clay Stauffer and the Christian Church Growing Disciples of Christ by Seeking God,
Regional Staff for coffee and discussion Sharing Love, and Serving Others.
around Clays book Preaching Politics in the
Boardroom from 1 PM to 3 PM.
OUR CORE VA LUES:
Welcoming
Outstanding Worship
Outreach
Different Traditions
Mission & Ministry
On The Move
Nurturing
Transforming

WOODMONTS MINISTERIAL STAFF

Dr. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister
Dr. C. Roy Stauffer Minister of Adult Education & Church Life
Rev. Justin Gung Minister of Children & Congregational Care
Farrell Mason Minister of Family Life & Pastoral Care
Rev. Chris Cox Minister of Youth & Their Families
Michael Graham Director of Music Ministry
Mary Clare Pyron Parish Nurse
CONVERGENCE MUSIC, WORSHIP, AND LITURGY: Katie Sheridan Gossage Assistant Youth Ministry Director
Thom Schuyler Director of Young Adults, Missions & Outreach
A CMP LIVE EVENT Andra Moran Creative Director, The Bridge
Stephen Daniel King Worship Musician
Woodmont is hosting the Convergence Music Projects LIVE Event Abby McLean Childrens Ministry Director
Anne-Marie Farmer Director of Small Groups & Connections
February 7 to 10, featuring some of the best theologians, writers,
pastors and worship designers from across the United States and
Canada! We are excited to welcome this gathering of creative minds WOODMONTS SUPPORT STAFF
who are crafting worship and liturgical elements and writing new Chris Beck Business Administrator
Mandy Barton Brown Executive Assistant
music for many different types of churches. Russell Davis Accompanist
Martha Duff Director of Preschool
Presenters include Brian McLaren, Bryan Sirchio, Marcia McFee, Otis MacKenzie Baldwin Administrative Assistant
Moss III, Richard Bruxvoort Colligan, Suzanne Castle, Ana Hernandez, Sam Marsh Property & Facilities Manager
Matt Diffenderfer Communications Director
Vince Anderson, Doug Pagitt, Melissa Greene and Andra Moran.

Join us Tuesday night, Feb. 7 from 7 to 9 PM for our opening worship For assistance, please call the church office at
gathering and keynote by Dr. Brian McLaren in Drowota Hall. 615.297.8563 or email info@woodmontcc.org
A suggested donation of $10 is requested.
Get the most up-to-date information at
Wednesday and Thursday programming includes lectures, worship www.woodmontchristian.org
seminars and workshops on songwriting, worship leadership,
Psalm study, the post-modern church and more! Tickets are deeply Woodmont Christian Church
discounted for Woodmont members at just $20 per day and onsite 3601 Hillsboro Road
registration is available. Nashville, Tennessee 37215
615.297.8563
For event schedule and registration, visit
www.woodmontchristian.org
www.convergencemp.com/event.php
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 JESUS and the Spiritual Life
by Clay Stauffer
This Sunday, we will begin a new February sermon series called Jesus and the Spiritual Life. I
am also challenging you to read the book of 1 Corinthians during the month of February, one of
Pauls great Epistles. Who is Jesus? How do we understand him? What was he about? How is he
alive today? What does it mean to follow him?

I like the way N.T. Wright begins his book Simply Jesus: Jesus of Nazareth poses a question and a
challenge two thousand years after his lifetime. The question is fairly simply: who exactly was he?
What did he think he was up to? What did he do and say, why was he killed, and did he rise from the dead?
The challenge is likewise fairly simple: since he called people to follow him, and since people have been trying to do that ever
since, what might following him actually entail? How can we know if we are on the right track?
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The book is titled In the Name of Jesus. Nouwen says: Look at Jesus. The world did not pay any Day 2:
attention to him. He was crucified and put away. His message of love was rejected by a world in
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despair, there is an enormous need for men and women who know the heart of God, a heart that Day 3:
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 Stranger in a Strange Land
by Justin Gung
My parents met in one of the worlds great cities: Hong Kong. It was there that they fell in love
and there that they were engaged. It was there that they were married and there that my older
brother was born. My father worked for a company that moved the Gung family to Kuala Lumpur,
the capital city of Malaysia. Thats where I was born.
Im not offended if you dont know a thing about my birthplace. Malaysia is literally halfway across
the world in Southeast Asia. Its not far from Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines. Its also a Muslim
nation. A strong majority of the populace is Muslim and Muslims enjoy many privileges that others do not.
When I was just a year old, the company for which my father worked moved the Gung family again, this time to North
Carolina. By the grace of God, I lived there for the rest of my childhood and youth. For the next two and a half decades, I was
an aliena legal alien, mind you, but an alien all the same. I held whats commonly called a green card, which signified my
status as a legal alien. One day, as a child, I asked my parents why we had to drive all the way to Charlotte. With a twinkle in
their eyes, they said that we had to visit Uncle Sam. Of course, this was their way of saying that we had to spend the day in
some government office to further the process of obtaining green cards.
As a young man in North Carolina, I sensed a call to Christian ministry. So, after graduating from college, I packed my bags
for Princeton Theological Seminary. For two years, I worked at a church in nearby New York City: Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church stands at the corner of Fifth and Fifty-fifth. Central Park, Rockefeller Center, and the
Museum of Modern Art are a few of its neighbors. Its very much at the Crossroads of the World.
Whats particularly interesting is this: If you exit the main doors of the sanctuary and walk across the street, youll be at Trump
Tower, the home and headquarters of businessman Donald Trump. By all accounts, Trump Tower is gaudy and grand. Its
owner designed it to communicate a sense of luxury, decadence, and powerthings that Rev. Dr. Timothy Keller would call
the false gods and empty promises of the world. Even so, there on Fifth Avenue stands their architectural embodiment.
With all this in mind, where do you think would be the best place for a church? Of course! Directly across the street! Planting
a church to stand as a contrastan alternative witnessto a gold-colored skyscraper would be any missionarys dream.
Cant you just see that busy intersection in Manhattan? On one side of the street is a symbol of The City of Man; on the
other is a symbol of The City of God. On one side stands a temple to an earthly ruler; on the other stands a temple to the
Divine Sovereign who left the glory of heaven and came to the world with redemptive, self-giving love. On one side stands a
monument to the idols of money and power; on the other is a holy sanctuary where the gospel is preached, the praise of God
is sung, the prayers of the people are raised, the children of the church are educated, and the sacraments of the church are
celebrated. And heres the best part: that great sanctuary on the corner of Fifth and Fifty-fifth was built because of a Middle
Eastern man whom we know as Jesus.
When Jesus was an infant, his family was forced to flee from violence in their homeland. They found blessed sanctuary in the
land of Egypt: And [Joseph] rose and took the child and his mother by night and departed to Egypt and remained there until
the death of Herod (Matthew 2:14-15a).
Undoubtedly, during his boyhood in Egypt, Jesus would often think of his ancestors: the Hebrew people who had been slaves
there long ago. And, like any Jewish boy, he would have studied the scroll of Leviticus, which commands: Any immigrant
who lives with you must be treated as if they were one of your citizens. You must love them as yourself, because you were
immigrants in the land of Egypt; I am the Lord your God (19:34-35).
Perhaps thats why it was so easy for Jesus to love the other and outcast in his ministry: he knew precisely how they
felt because he had been other and outcast, too! Those who have never been other and outcast may find it hard to
empathize with others. But not Jesus. He himself had been a refugee, an alien, a stranger in a strange land. Indeed, his entire
people had, too.
I shudder to think how my own personal history would be different if my family had never immigrated to America. But even
more, I shudder to think how the history of the world might be different if Jesus and his family had not been given refuge in
Egypt. One thing is for sure: Today, on Fifth Avenue, there would only be a gold-colored skyscraper and not a holy sanctuary
across the street to rival it.
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A thank you letter from one of our RITI guests:

Family Mission Night!

serving at Woodmonts Room In The Inn
Friday, January 20, 2017

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 Whats Really You?
by Roy Stauffer
Anne and I began this New Year of 2017 in the
hospital helping her recuperate from a bilateral total
knee replacement, which means she had both her
knees replaced. They actually took a CAT Scan to
uniquely custom-make knees for her body. Surgery
took only two hours. (She was in such great shape!)
We spent three days in the hospital, nine days in the TOA
Rehab Center, and have now been home since January 9th.
Everyone asks, Hows Anne doing? My answer is, Shes painfully progressing.
Pain is a big part of the healing process and we knew that before choosing the
surgery.

As we go through this, my mind begins to wander in interesting ways. You

can have replacements for your knees, hips, elbows, and shoulders. Ive know
people Viet Nam vets who literally didnt have arms or legs. If your kidneys
fail, you can live on dialysis. People have blood transfusions all the time. You can
have transplants lungs, eyes, heart, even faces. Medical scientists have even
experimented with brain transplants on monkeys. Could it be possible some day
to have head or body transplants to transfer a head to an entirely different
body, putting a consciousness into a new body? Theoretically, a person with
advanced organ failure could be given a new and functional body while keeping
their own personality, memories, and consciousness.

So, in the midst of all of this, what is really you? What determines your identity, your
uniqueness, who you are? Is the answer not what we call the soul or spirit the
non-physical aspects of you? This includes our experiences, memories, hopes,
dreams, loves, emotions, feelings, thoughts, desires, personality, consciousness,
self-awareness, spark of life. The soul is what gives the body life. And this is what
lives on and gives you continued identity after the
body is gone.

Who we really are is not dependent on our physical body, but housed in the
body (or some would say trapped in the body) until the body dies. Our real
identify is not based on the physical. Its like going to a 30, 40, or 50th class
reunion. At first you dont recognize anyone. Everyone is older. So many are
bald, gray, pot-bellied, not in the shape you knew them in high school. Even your
narrow waistline and broad-mindedness have changed places. Does anyone
recognize you? But then you start talking and sharing memories. We played
football together. I sat next to you in Spanish. You start sharing emotions,
feelings, and love. Yes, love, because your high school years will always be special.

Maybe this is what the reunion will be like in heaven. Who are we really? What Noon in The Boardroom
makes us unique and special? The ancient philosopher Descartes said, I think, with Thom Schuyler &
therefore I am. I would change that to, I love, therefore I am. Life is all about
relationships based on love. And love is eternal!
Emmie Thomas

New video series from Anne!

GodFresh - Experiencing the Power of Gods Word
Each week, Anne Stauffer will be releasing a new
YouTube video via her website along with downloadable
readings and reflection questions. The series is designed
to help you feel a personal connection with the message
and find spiritual growth throughout the week.
WATCH ADAM & EVE - GODFRESH JANUARY 29, 2017
Go to www.bit.ly/godfresh2
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 Birthdays February 1-15:
2/1 Quinn Johnson 2/8 Miller Reynolds
2/3 Bethany Burks 2/9 Madelyn McConnell
Februarys Memory Verse: 2/6 Eva Pratt 2/12 Isla Bell
Jesus immediately reached out and 2/8 Scott Reynolds 2/13 Tripp Davis
grabbed Peter, saying, You man of weak 2/6 Luke Smith 2/13 Clayton Stauffer
faith! Why did you begin to have doubts?
- Matthew 14:31
Sunday Services 2/7 Iris Castellanos 2/14 Adelaide Cummins

Next Weeks Calendar

Sunday, Feb. 5
8:15 a.m. Seekers Bible Study, Room 105
11:00 a.m. Scout Sunday, The Sanctuary
12:00 p.m. Guatemala Meeting, The Boardroom
6:15 p.m. Youth Group, Youth Wing
Monday, Feb. 6
3:00 p.m. Geezers Mens Group, Boardroom
Tuesday, Feb. 7
9:00 a.m. Womens Prayer Group, Campbell-Stone
9:45 a.m. Womens Bible Study, Room 200
10:00 a.m. CWF Board Meeting, Room 100
11:00 a.m. CWF Meeting with Scott Reall, Room 105
12:00 p.m. CWF Luncheon, Drowota Hall
6:00 p.m. Handbell Practice, Choir Room
Wednesday, Feb. 8
6:15 a.m. Mens Small Group, Room 100
7:00 a.m. Original Mens Bible Study, Room 105
7:00 a.m. Younger Mens Bible Study, Boardroom
5:30 p.m. Grace Notes Practice, Kids Commons
5:45 p.m. Wednesday Fellowship Dinner, Drowota
6:30 p.m. Choir Practice, Choir Room
6:30 p.m. Holy Yoga Week 5, Room 105
6:30 p.m. The Book of Revelation: The Lamb and His
Enemies with Dr. Rubel Shelly, Room 200
Thursday, Feb. 9
6:00 p.m. Youth Basketball Practice, Drowota Hall
Friday, Feb. 10
5:00 p.m. Room In The Inn, South Hall

Upcoming Special Events

SUNDAY, FEB. 5, 2017 Guatemala Trip Informational Meeting with Emmie Thomas and Thom Schuyler at noon in the Boardroom.
Woodmont will be making a return trip to visit our friends in Guatemala November 4-11, 2017. This will be an adult trip - the
high school youth will return in summer 2018. If you are interested in learning details and expectations about this life-changing
opportunity, please make plans to attend this important meeting!
TUESDAY, FEB. 7, In Februarys CWF meeting, learn about Restore Small Groups led by Scott Reall, a former Senior Wellness Director
at the Green Hills YMCA, who in 1994 started offering 12-Step groups for people who are searching for opportunities to make
changes to issues causing dissatisfaction in their lives. Board meeting 10 AM, General Meeting 11 AM, luncheon to follow at noon.
RSVP for luncheon: www.woodmontchristian.org/signup
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, Socialize & relax with your church family during our Wednesday Fellowship Dinner at 5:45 PM!
MENU: Chicken and Dressing with Gravy, Squash Casserole, Roasted Red Potatoes, Mixed Green Salad, Red Velvet Cheesecake Cake
RSVP: www.woodmontchristian.org/signup
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, The Book of Revelation: The Lamb and His Enemies Week 2 with author and professor Dr. Rubel Shelly in
Room 200 at 6:30 PM. Revelation is an unapproachable part of the Bible for many people, written in strange symbols. In this class,
Dr. Shelly takes you past the common interpretations and gets you into the meaningful pages of this beautiful book.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, Holy Yoga with Brooke Lovelace in Room 105 at 6:30 PM.
SUNDAY, FEB. 12, Father-Daughter Dance at 4 PM in Drowota Hall! All fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, uncles, and special father
figures are invited to join daughters of all ages. RSVP by Feb. 3 at www.woodmontchristian.org/fatherdaughterdance
MONDAY, FEB. 13, Coffee & Conversation with Clay Stauffer and the Christian Church Regional Staff at 1 PM in the Boardroom.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, Socialize & relax with your church family during our Wednesday Fellowship Dinner at 5:45 PM!
MENU: Savory Beef Stew, Cheese Grits, Mixed Green Salad, Lemon Drop Cake. RSVP: www.woodmontchristian.org/signup
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, The Book of Revelation: The Lamb and His Enemies Week 3 with Dr. Rubel Shelly, Room 200 at 6:30 PM.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, The Book of Revelation: The Lamb and His Enemies Week 4 with Dr. Rubel Shelly, Room 200 at 6:30 PM.
TUESDAY, FEB. 28, GEMS Luncheon with Alexis James Waggoner leading discussion on Modern Day Prophets and The Prophetic
Imagination. The discussion will center around people many consider to be modern day prophets like MLK, Wendell Berry, the Dali
Lama, and more. What is a prophet? What does a prophet look like today? Might we all be called to have some sort of prophetic role?
RSVP FOR THE LUNCHEON at www.woodmontchristian.org/signup
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, Ash Wednesday Service, 6:30 PM with Clay Stauffer
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 Finding the Sacred in a Tech Driven World
with woodmont elder Sandy Clingan Smith
Saturday, March 4
Dixon Memorial United Methodist Church
1111 Buchanan St, Nashville
With all the conflicting pressures and noise of todays world, finding the sacred
can feel even harder than getting to the end of your to do list. As the airlines tell
us, its important to put on your own oxygen mask before taking care of others. Join
us Saturday, March 4 as we talk about the importance of self-care!
We will share new ideas for finding God, even in a fast paced world.

The retreat will be led by Sandy Clingan Smith, who is a Woodmont Elder, spiritual director, retreat leader and
one of the founders of Still Waters of Nashville. Sandy has never, ever gotten to the bottom of her to do list.

Questions? Contact Sandy at (615) 414-5000 or sandy@sska.com

Interested in carpooling? Contact Christy Brown at (615) 478-3103 or thebrownhouse@comcast.net

PRAYERS FOR OUR CHURCH FAMILY: THIS WEEK, THE ELDERS OF

IN THE HOSPITAL:
Kay Butterworth, Richland Place
George Shreeve, Woodcrest
CONTINUING CONCERNS:
Vicki Phillips
Anne Stauffer
Donnie Creighton Norman
The Cooper Family lost their home
to a fire on December 21st. An online
recovery fund has been
set up for those who feel led to help:
www.crowdrise.com/coopers-recovery-
fund.
WOODMONT ASK YOU TO
Al & Pam Richardson JOIN THEM IN PRAYER FOR:
Ed Kelly The nominating committee as they
endeavor to make the selections for
Lee Ann Hawkins the future leadership of our church.
Lynn Bowers Room In The Inn and the many
volunteers needed to provide food
Beverly Small and a warm place for the homeless on
our cold nights.
Gus Stranch, son of Gerard & Patty
Stranch Our Board and Property Committee as
the focus on the Campus Plan.
Joyce Stanley, Jan Andersons sister
The children and all of their leaders.
Carol Parsons All those who are victims of fear.
Clay Perry, son of Diane & Tim Perry,
grandson of Betty & Bill Johnson, Seattle
Ben Cherry

February 5, 2017, 2017 Elders and Deacons Serving

By Our Presence and Our Gifts
Deacons Serving Elders Serving
Date Sun. School Total Atd. Operating Communion Prep: Benson Hadley 9:30 a.m.
January 8 396 983 $31,243 Service Coordinator: 9:30 - Tom Dovan Jack Derryberry
January 15 381 945 $93,373 John Hobby
9: 45 - Mike Jobe 11:00 - Bob Faricy
January 22 367 879 $76,186
Video Camera: 9:30 - Don Rollins 9:45 a.m.
January 29 329 758 $25,164 Fran Stewart
11:00 - Christy Crider
Worship Services, February 5, 2017 9:30 a.m. 9:45. a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
John Weldon Chip Hooper Patricia Taylor Jack Derryberry
Laura Beth Brown Sara Kate Hooper Bette Christofersen Marcella Derryberry
9:30, 9:45, & 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP Pam Groom Anne Arney William Liles
NEW SERIES: JESUS & THE SPIRITUAL LIFE David Schmutz Jeff Kinman Phil Schmutz Hospital -
Clay Stauffer Mike McConnell Don Rollins
John Hobby
Matthew 16:13-20 & I Corinthians 3:10-15 Steve LaForge Barbara Sullivan
Tom Woodard Don Hart
Laura Stephan Nick Forlidas