Hill Church Newsletter April 2011

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Hill United Presbyterian Church501 Second StreetButler, PA 16001Phone: 724-287-5427FAX: 724-287-7468E-mail: [email protected]

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SATURDAY EVENING

WORSHIP SERVICES

6:007:00 P.M.

SUNDAY MORNING

WORSHIP SERVICES

10:3011:30 A.M.

APRIL 9, 2011Guest Preacher

APRIL 21, 2011Maundy Thursday7:30 P.M.

Lords Supper by Intinctionwith the Instrumental Ensemble & Chancel Choir Singing

Meditation: I Have Given You an ExampleRev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: John 13: 1-20, 31-35 APRIL 22, 2011Good Friday 12:00 - 1:00 P.M.

St. Andrews Presbyterian ChurchCommunity Presbyterian Worship

with

Preaching, Scripture, Prayer & Music

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

APRIL 2, 2011Lords Supper by Intinction

Sermon: One Thing I Know: I Was Blind,Now I See!

Rev. Clark SawyerScripture: I Samuel 16: 1-13;

John 9: 1-41

APRIL 24, 2011Easter Sunday

9:15-10:15 A.M.Easter BreakfastEaster Brass, JAM Chimers and Chancel Choir

Sermon: I Know That You Seek JesusRev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Isaiah 25: 6-9;Matthew 28: 1-10

APRIL 3, 20114th Sunday of Lent

Lords SupperTraditionalSermon: One Thing I Know: I Was Blind,

Now I See!Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: I Samuel 16: 1-13;John 9: 1-41

APRIL 16, 2011Guest Preacher

APRIL 17, 2011Palm Sunday

Sermon: Your King is Coming to You!Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Zechariah 9: 9-10;Matthew 21: 1-11

APRIL 23, 2011The Great Vigil of Easter

Lords Supper by Intinction

Sermon: But God Raised Him

Rev. Clark SawyerScripture: Acts 10: 34-43

APRIL 10, 20115th Sunday of LentSermon: See How He Loved Him

Rev. Clark SawyerScripture: Ezekiel 37: 1-14;

John 11: 1-45

APRIL 30, 2011Sermon: Jesus Came and Stood

Among ThemRev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: John 20: 19-31


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April 2011FROM THE PASTORS DESK

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Members and Friendsof the Hill United Presbyterian Church:

There is no more important time of year for ourChristian faith than the celebration of HolyWeek with the culmination of that Great-Getting-Up-Day, the resurrection from the deadof our Savior and Lord Jesus Christ!

Jesus resurrection from death is the linchpinand foundation of Christian faith.

St. Paul, in Chapter 15 of I Corinthians, said it

this way:

If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futileand you are still in your sins. 18Then those alsowho have fallen asleep in Christ have perished.19If for this life only we have hoped in Christ, weare of all men most to be pitied.

20But in fact Christ has been raised from thedead, the first fruits of those who have fallen

asleep. 21For as by a man came death, by a manhas come also the resurrection of the dead.22For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall allbe made alive. 23 But to each his own order:Christ the first fruits, then at His coming thosewho belong to Christ. 24Then comes the end, whenHe delivers the kingdom to God the Father afterdestroying every authority and power. 25For Hemust reign until He has put all His enemies underHis feet. 26The last enemy to be destroyed is

death.

The Christian Faith is a resurrection faithafaith filled with eternal life, light and love!!

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Please come and join us for Holy Week:

Palm Sunday Worship Service on Palm Sunday,April 17th with the Chancel Choir singing.

Maundy Thursday Service at 7:30 P.M. on April21 with Lords Supper, Instrumental Ensembleand Chancel Choir singing.

Good Friday Community Presbyterian Service atSt. Andrews from 12:00 noon to 1:00 P.M. onApril 22nd.

Great Vigil of Easter from 6:00 to 7:00 P.M. onApril 23rd with Lords Supper.

Easter Fellowship Breakfast from 9:15 A.M. to10:15 A.M. on April 24th.

Easter Festival Service from 10:30 to 11:30A.M. with the Chancel Choir and an Eastermessage on April 24th.

Christ is Risen!He is Risen Indeed!Pastor Clark

Rev. Clark Sawyer

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE IN

FEBRUARY AND MARCH 2011

Saturday Sunday

2/05 18 2/06 129

2/12 14 2/13 117

2/19 18 2/20 109

2/26 100 2/27 106

3/05 17 3/06 115

3/12 12 3/13 148

3/19 18 3/20 119

Take a few moments and share Jesus love by

inviting and bringing a friend, neighbor, orrelative to one of our gatherings for worship,study, fellowship, service or outreach. Thatperson will experience a wonderful blessingfrom God and so will you! Thank-you very much!


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Morning Evening

1 Judg. 13, 14, 15 Luke 6: 27-49

2 Judg. 16, 17, 18 Luke 7: 1-30

3 Judg. 19, 20, 21 Luke 7: 31-50

4 Ruth 1, 2, 3, 4 Luke 8: 1-25

5 I. Sa. 1, 2, 3 Luke 8: 26-56

6 I. Sa. 4, 5, 6 Luke 9: 1-17

7 I. Sa. 7, 8, 9 Luke 9: 18-36

8 I. Sa. 10, 11, 12 Luke 9: 37-62

9 I. Sa. 13, 14 Luke 10: 1-24

10 I. Sa. 15, 16 Luke 10: 25-42

11 I. Sa. 17, 18 Luke 11: 1-28

12 I. Sa. 19, 20, 21 Luke 11: 29-54

13 I. Sa. 22, 23, 24 Luke 12: 1-31

14 I. Sa. 25, 26 Luke 12: 32-59

15 I. Sa. 27, 28, 29 Luke 13: 1-22

16 I. Sa. 30, 31 Luke 13: 23-35

17 II. Sa. 1, 2 Luke 14: 1-24

18 II. Sa. 3, 4, 5 Luke 14: 25-35

19 II. Sa. 6, 7, 8 Luke 15: 1-10

20 II. Sa. 9, 10, 11 Luke 15: 11-32

21 II. Sa. 12, 13 Luke 16

22 II. Sa. 14, 15 Luke 17: 1-19

23 II. Sa. 16, 17, 18 Luke 17: 20-37

24 II. Sa. 19, 20 Luke 18: 1-23

25 II. Sa. 21, 22 Luke 18: 24-43

26 II. Sa. 23, 24 Luke 19: 1-27

27 I. Ki. 1, 2 Luke 19: 28-48

28 I. Ki. 3, 4, 5 Luke 20: 1-26

29 I. Ki. 6, 7 Luke 20: 27-47

30 I. Ki. 8, 9 Luke 21: 1-19

BIBLE READING FOR APRIL

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AT EASTER

As Easter breathes hope for a joyous tomorrowE'en out of the depths of despair,

So may this day banish from you every sorrowAnd make you feel free as the air.

While hearing grand anthems that swell to the sky,

And breathing sweet lilies' perfume,May you feel assured that your soul will not die

As life does not end in the tomb.

~Winifred Sackville Stoner, Jr.

SESSION HIGHLIGHTSMARCH 14, 2011

It was with great joy that the Sessionreceived Mrs. Helen Knauer and Michael andMary Waggoner into the Family of Faith atHill Church upon their Reaffirmation of Faithin Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. It is awonderful blessing to welcome these newmembers and our prayers are with them!

Upon a motion by Stewardship and MissionSupport the Session approved the move of$325.00 from the Hill Fund to pay for theparking lot snow plowing over the wintermonths.

Clark Sawyer, Moderator


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EASTER BREAKFAST

All are invited to our annual Easter Breakfast at9:15 am on Easter morning in the dining room.Reservation forms are available in your Sundaybulletin, or you can reserve by calling the Churchoffice.

A sign-up sheet is on the Deacons table to helpwith the Easter Breakfast. Volunteers areneeded to set-up, clean-up, and work in thekitchen. Also, donations of food, milk andorange juice are needed.

Dear Hill Church Family,

Over the last year you have been so good forprayers for me for my illness. I know the Lordlooks after us and protects us everyday and Ithank you so much for your visits, prayers, andconcern for me.

Hazel McCaw

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

This is the time of the year whenthe Nominating Committeesolicits your help in nominatingpeople for Church Officers asElders, Deacons, and NominatingCommittee members.

If you have someone in mind, please list theirname on the Nomination Insert included withyour Church bulletin in April, and return it tothe Church office.

LISTENING SEMINAR

WITH REV. FRED YOUNG

Rev. Young will repeat his seminar on THE SKILOF LISTENING. This time, the course will bcompleted in just three sessions, which will takplace on Wednesdays March 30th, April 6th, an

April 13th.

There will be two time slots - 1:00 P.M., andthen the session will be repeated at 7:00 P.M. each Wednesday. They will each be 11/2 hourlong and cover the same material that hpresented last fall.

I think I knowWhat I think you think I said,

But I dont think I think you heardWhat I think I said.

Author Unknown

Do you think of listening as an art, a skill, osomething you just do with your ears? In thesseminars, Rev. Young challenges us to be bettelisteners, for he believes that the greateslistener was Jesus. We will reflect on some othe passages of scripture that might help us see

this, think about how listening affects ourelationships, and even how some of what wstudy may be applied to our times of prayer.

SESSION 1March 30, 2011What is COMMUNICATION? What ar

its BARRIERS?

SESSION IIApril 6th, 2011How can I learn to be a bette

COMMUNICATOR?

SESSION IIIApril 13, 2011What i s NECESSARY for goo

communication?

This class meets in the Hall Lounge.


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BAKING FOR MEALS ON WHEELS

Baking for Meals on Wheels will be collected onSaturday, April 2nd and Sunday, April 3rd in theFellowship Hall. Butler Meals on Wheels servesapproximately 130 people a day! In addition,40% of these people receive two meals per day,which means additional desserts are needed

each day.

Desserts can include cookies,cupcakes, gingerbread, quickbreads, bundt/pound cakes,fruit/pumpkin pies, quick breadsor angel food cakes. Please donot use nuts, chocolate or

icing in or on any of the baked goods.

Cash donations are always appreciated andchecks should be made out to Hill Church forMeals on Wheels.

Please bring your baked goods to the stage areaof the dining room on Saturday evening orSunday morning. If you have any questions, youmay call Gloria Miller at 724-283-6442.

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Receipts and DisbursementsTwo Months Ended February 28, 2011

Fund Balance

Actual Budget

VarianceFavorable

(Unfavorable)

Receipts

Envelope

Offerings $40,979 $45,085 ($4,106)OtherOfferings &Receipts $18,877 $12,725 $6,152

Total Receipts $59,856 $57,810 $2,046

Disbursements

Personnel $31,880 $32,270 $390

Buildings &Grounds $8,318 $9,242 $924

CapitalImprovements -0- -0- -0-

OfficeOperations $1,727 $1,750 $23

Stewardship $45 $2,210 $2,165

Mission Support $1,412 $3,629 $2,217

ChristianEducation $3,786 $4,367 $581

Nurture $604 $567 ($37)

Worship $1,175 $1,733 $558

Discipleship $78 $2,042 $1,964

TotalDisbursements $49,025 $57,810 $8,785

Total of ReceiptsoverDisbursements $10,831 $0 $10,831

Unrestricted (Deficit) ($12,923)

Designated $25,298

Total General Fund $12,375

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THINKING ABOUT FLOWERS

Easter flowers are still available, butorders are due NO LATER than April3rd, 2011. Also, the following datesare still available to donate pulpitflowers in 2011: May 1, June 12,August 14, September 11, October 2

and 9, and December 25. If you would like to

donate flowers for the pulpit, please take aform from under the flower chart located in theoverflow area (by the food barrel). The cost is$27.00 for two arrangements. You may chooseto take the flowers home with you after theservice that Sunday, or they may be taken bythe Deacons to brighten the day of shut-inChurch members.


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THE HILL UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH KICK-OFF TO OUR

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

On Sunday, June 26,2011, we will have a

joint Worship Serviceat St. AndrewsPresbyterian Churchat 201 East Jefferson

Street to begin our Centennial Yearcelebration.

St. Andrews is the mother Church of theHill Church. St. Andrews was at one time theFirst United Presbyterian Church, and felt

Gods leading to establish the Second UnitedPresbyterian Church. That is how the HillChurch was born.

The Sanctuary of the Hill Church was built in1911 with the cornerstone laying taking placeon Thursday, June 29, 1911 at 7:00 P.M. TheButler Eagle says that nearly one thousandpeople attended!

Eight months later, on March 6, 1912, theSession of the First United PresbyterianChurch, having been appointed a commissionby Presbytery to organize the SecondPresbyterian Church of Butler, met in theChurch building at 7:30 P.M.

One hundred forty-five names of themembers from the roll of First Church wereplaced on the roll of the Second Church, they

to constitute the nucleus for the future HillChurch congregation.

That is how God gave birth to the Hill Church!

See you at our joint worship service at St.Andrews Church on June 26, 2011!

Clark Sawyer, Pastor

WELCOME

SPRING!

SPECIAL SERVICES IN MAY AND JUNE:

May 8Mothers Day

May 15 - Confirmation Class Received

May 22Usher and Greeter Recognition

June 5The HYC sings is commissioned for itsministry trip to Washington, D.C. and High

School Graduates Recognized

June 19Fathers Day with the Praise Team

June 26Joint Service with St. AndrewsChurch kicking off our Centennial year!

Rev. and Mrs. Clark T. SawyerRev. and Mrs. Clark T. SawyerRev. and Mrs. Clark T. SawyerRev. and Mrs. Clark T. SawyerCordially inviteCordially inviteCordially inviteCordially invite

All Members and Friends ofAll Members and Friends ofAll Members and Friends ofAll Members and Friends of

The Hill United Presbyterian ChurchThe Hill United Presbyterian ChurchThe Hill United Presbyterian ChurchThe Hill United Presbyterian ChurchTo the Marriage Service ofTo the Marriage Service ofTo the Marriage Service ofTo the Marriage Service of

Emily Joy MuellerEmily Joy MuellerEmily Joy MuellerEmily Joy Muellertotototo

Michael C. LyonsMichael C. LyonsMichael C. LyonsMichael C. LyonsSunday, May 8, 2011Sunday, May 8, 2011Sunday, May 8, 2011Sunday, May 8, 2011

4:30pm4:30pm4:30pm4:30pmHeinz Memorial ChapelHeinz Memorial ChapelHeinz Memorial ChapelHeinz Memorial Chapel

on the campus ofon the campus ofon the campus ofon the campus ofThe University of PittsburghThe University of PittsburghThe University of PittsburghThe University of Pittsburgh

We regret that space limitations do not allow the entireWe regret that space limitations do not allow the entireWe regret that space limitations do not allow the entireWe regret that space limitations do not allow the entirecongregation to also be invited to attend the reception, andcongregation to also be invited to attend the reception, andcongregation to also be invited to attend the reception, andcongregation to also be invited to attend the reception, and

request no gifts.request no gifts.request no gifts.request no gifts.

If you cannot join us for the wedding service, we wouldIf you cannot join us for the wedding service, we wouldIf you cannot join us for the wedding service, we wouldIf you cannot join us for the wedding service, we wouldgreatly appreciate your prayers for Emily and Michaelgreatly appreciate your prayers for Emily and Michaelgreatly appreciate your prayers for Emily and Michaelgreatly appreciate your prayers for Emily and Michael

as they begin their married life together.as they begin their married life together.as they begin their married life together.as they begin their married life together.


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ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING

Offering will be received during the Lentenseason

More than sixty years ago, iresponse to the devastation oWorld War II, a Saturday eveninnationwide broadcast askeAmericans to give generously thnext morning in their churches. A

remarkable variety of national leaders ancelebrities gave their efforts to the broadcastMore than seventy-five thousand churcheresponded. So was born The One Great Houof Sharing.

Today, our Presbyterian Church USA uses itoffering gifts roughly divided into thirds. Eacof these three programsSelf-development oPeople, Presbyterian Disaster Assistance anthe Presbyterian Hunger programreceives 32%of the offering; the remaining 4% goes to thPresbyterian Hunger Program for its work ohomelessness and affordable housing.

The Presbyterian Church USA offering hareceived eight to eleven million dollars a yeafor at least the past twenty years. Our goal aHill Church this year is $2,450.00.

Please pray about whether God wants you to givto this offering. If you are led to give, pleasgive generously.

Envelopes will be in the bulletins at our worshiservices into the celebration of Holy Week anEaster.

Blessings to you!

VACATION CHRISTIAN CAMPS AT

HILL ARE FILLING UP FAST!

Summer 2011 camps includeMAD camp, the LIFT-OFF Fieldtrip camp, and the Power ChordAcademy. As of the end ofMarch, MAD camp has verylimited availability. The LIFT-

OFF camp is full and has a waiting list, andthere are only a few spaces left for the PowerChord Academy. You should check with KathySawyer very soon if you are interested in anyof these camps.

Many children have signed up for M.A.P. nights,Gods Girls (nearly full), and Gods Guys,although limited space is still available. Thereis still space available for the Celebrate VCCtrip to Waldameer in Erie on August 4th. Forthis trip, all children must have a specific adultwho will be responsible for them the entiretime at the park.

As always, adult volunteers are needed and helpis always appreciated with these summergroups. Contact Kathy if you are able to help.

HOAGIES FOR SALE UNTIL APRIL 3RD

FOR APRIL 9TH DELIVERY

The Hill Youth Chorale isselling hoagies to raise moneyfor their trip to WashingtonD.C. and Baltimore, MD in

June. Order forms forhoagies will be inserted in the Church bulletinsin March, or you may order from any Hill YouthChorale member. Orders are due by April 3rd.Hoagies are $5.00 each and will be delivered toyour home on Saturday, April 9th around lunchtime.


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FLASHBACK: Church Minutes (The following is taken from hand writtencopy & original spelling.) I am returning to Trustee Minutes from 1915due to the mention of the basement in this report.

Trustees meeting of Second United Presbyterian Church of Butler, Pa. held at the

house of T. M. Black Sept. 13, 1915. Present Rink, Weihe, Sutherland, and Black withCornelius in the choir.

Minutes of the last meeting read and approved. Moved by Black seconded bySutherland that Frank Eakins bill for labor helping to remove the ashes from thebasement of the church amounting to $3.20 be referred to John Campbell for anexplanation from Eakin as to why so much labor was necessary in doing this work, andJohn Tacks bill amounting to $3.30 for hauling the ashes and a load of lumber fromJohn Campbells shop to the church be paid. Carried.

Moved by Sutherland seconded by Rink that Miss Parker be paid $2.00 theamount paid by her to Miss Harfrer for playing the organ for her one day while she wasaway. Carried.

Moved by Rinnk seconded by Weihe that permission to give lessons on the popeorgan in the church be refused. Carried. Secretary was instructed by the chair tonotify Miss Parker, who had made the request, of this action.

Weihe was appointed a committee of one by the chair to look after the repairingof the spouting on the church. The verbal resignation of the Janitor Frank Eakin waspresented by Rink, said resignation to take effect as soon as his successor is elected.This matter was discussed informally but no action was taken and on motion the meetingadjourned to meet at the same place Sept. 20th for further discussion and definiteaction if possible.

T.M. Black, Secretary

Meeting of the Trustees of the Second United Presbyterian Church held at the

house of T. W. Black Sept. 20, 1915. All members with the exception of Weihe werepresent. Moved by Campbell seconded by Black that Forest Byers be elected Janitor.Carried.

On motion the meeting adjournedT. M. Black Secretary


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KIDS CORNEREASTER COOKIES

HILL YOUTH CHORALE AUDITIONS

Auditions for the Hill Youth Chorale will be heldApril 3rd and April 17th at 12:15 P.M for malesonly (potential male members need only comeone of these dates). Auditions for girls will beheld in May. HYC members are youth fromentering 7th grade to college age. For moreinformation, please contact Kathy Sawyer.

GRADUATION RECOGNITION

As we move toward the time ofGraduation Ceremonies, if there is amember of your family graduatingfrom High School, College, Post-Graduate Studies, Vocational-

Technical or any other program, please tell theChurch Office the name of the person and fromwhere they are graduating. Please have thisinformation to us by May 15, 2011.

Graduation recognition for high school studentswill take place on Sunday, June 5, 2011 duringworship.

You will need:

1c. whole pecans or walnuts 1 tsp. vinegar zipper baggie3 egg whites a pinch salt wooden spoon1c. Sugar tape Bible

1. Preheat oven to 300

2. Place pecans in zipper baggie and let children beat them with the wooden spoon to break into small pieces.Explain that after Jesus was arrested, the Roman soldiers beat him. Read John 19:1-3.

3. Let each child smell the vinegar. Put 1 tsp. vinegar into mixing bowl. Explain that when Jesus was thirsty onthe cross he was given vinegar to drink. Read John 19:28-30.

4. Add egg whites to vinegar. Eggs represent life. Explain that Jesus gave His life to give us life. Read John10:10-11.

5. Sprinkle a little salt into each child's hand. Let them taste it and brush the rest into the bowl. Explain thatthis represents the salty tears shed by Jesus' followers, and the bitterness of our own sin. Read Luke23:27.

6. So far the ingredients are not very appetizing. Add 1c. sugar. Explain that the sweetest part of the story isthat Jesus died because He loves us. He wants us to know and belong to Him. Read Ps. 34:8 and John 3:16.

7. Beat with a mixer on high speed for 12 to 15 minutes until stiff peaks are formed. Explain that the colorwhite represents the purity in God's eyes of those whose sins have been cleansed by Jesus. Read Isaiah.1:18 and John 3:1-3.

8. Fold in broken nuts. Drop by teaspoons onto wax paper covered cookie sheet. Explain that each moundrepresents the rocky tomb where Jesus' body was laid. Read Matt. 27:57-60.

9. Put the cookie sheet in the oven, close the door and turn the oven OFF. Give each child a piece of tape andseal the oven door. Explain that Jesus' tomb was sealed. Read Matt.27:65-66.

10. GO TO BED! Explain that they may feel sad to leave the cookies in the oven overnight. Jesus' followerswere in despair when the tomb was sealed. Read John 16:20 and 22.

11. On Easter morning, open the oven and give everyone a cookie. Notice the cracked surface and take a bite. Thecookies are hollow! On the first Easter Jesus' followers were amazed to find the tomb open and empty.


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VOLUNTEERS for APRIL 2011 SUNDAY

COMMUNION TEAM Team ANEWSLETTER TEAM in April (for May) Team A (The Hoover Family)

VAN DRIVER for April ~ JIM KAMERER 724-283-2248

COFFEE HOUR VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Can you help? Volunteers are needed to host the Sunday morning coffee hour.

There are many available openings for the coming months. A light snack is all thatneeds to be provided. If you are willing to host, please sign your name on the coffeehour sign-up sheet on the Deacons table.

PULPIT FLOWERS

APRIL 3 APRIL 10 APRIL 17 APRIL 24

Donated in memoryof Wilbur Dumbaugh

Donated in memory ofEd Weichey by Jane

Weichey, children and

grandchildren

Donated in memory ofRuth Brookhart

Donated by Dr. andMrs. Robert McKee

USHERTEAM

GREETERSBEFORE

GREETERSAFTER

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COUNTINGELDERS

ACOLYTE COFFEEHOUR

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DennisJack

Susan

Catanzarito

Kelly

Provident Corah

Hawk

Barb

Bishop /

Bea WelchLynda

Lavorini

Randy

Kruger

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Lorma &Geoff Hill

Jim

Kamerer

Marcia

McCaw Emily

Selfridge

MaryBeth/

Jeanette

McQuistionBarbara

Kamerer

Peter

McElhaney

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BobScottsTeam

AnneMcCaw

Kerry

McElhaney

Anne

MillerJulia

Gibson

Deacons

Becky

PlymalePat

McCafferty

Michael

Miller

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Don

LanesTeam

Audrey

Nossokoff

Cheryl

Milanovich

Gwil

Price Tyler

Pesci

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MaryannePuente

NURSERY

Carol

Gadsby

Candi

Gibson

Jim

Kamerer

Lois Minich


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