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The Central Report

July 2012 Volume XII, Issue 6

In this issue… 2-3……….…Leadership 2....…..Serving Schedule 3……….Music/Worship 4….....Disciples Women 5...…....Adult Ministries 5-6.……..………Youth 7………………….VBS 8-9.…………...Children 9..Noah’s Ark Preschool 11..…..……...Sympathy 11.…....Prayer Requests

Rev. Richard Roland

Senior Minister Rev. Kristin Jack Associate Minister Trent Futral Youth Minister

Chris Diamond Music Director

Katie Loudermilk Organist & Pianist

Justin Jack Church Administrator Diane Attaway

Office Assistant Jenny Akin

Director, Noah’s Ark Preschool

David Cruz & Gary Ryan

Custodians Emilie McGraw

Jean Powell, Tamee Ryan

Childcare

Central Christian Church 4901 Lake Shore Dr., Waco, TX 76710

Important Church Notice A congregational meeting has been called to take place after the Worship service on July 15 by Jim Young, our 2012 Board Chairperson upon the recommendation of the Senior Minister Search Committee. The meeting will take place in the Teel Center following a luncheon/meet and greet with the Candidate for Senior Minister. The purpose of this called congregational meeting is to vote on the recommendation by the Board to accept the candidate as the new Senior Minister of Central Christian Church. After the luncheon, the candidate will leave the premises and the meeting will be called to order. All members are invited to attend. Please make every effort to be present. This is an important event in the life of our church.

Meet the Candidate for Senior Minister, Rev. Brian Coats and his family.

Brian Coats is a pastor, preacher, communicator, teacher, writer, speaker, husband and father. An ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), he currently serves as the Director of Communications at First Methodist, Houston. He is responsible for coordinating and supervising a live television broadcast, the church’s online and social network presence, all print media and the audio/visual departments of a 6,000-member, two-campus church.

Additionally, since 1994 Brian has served as a senior pastor, associate pastor and youth minister at four churches. He feels a call to passionately and compassionately share the story of the light and love found in Jesus Christ. The grace of God has transformed his life, and he has made it his life’s work to be a creative, energetic missionary of the Gospel.

Brian and Nicole Coats met at Texas A&M University and have been married for 17 years. They have three children: Kiley is 9 and bats leadoff on her softball team. Cailyn, 4, loves to dance and build forts. Joshua is four months and enjoys smiling and playing peek-a-boo. Family is the most true and pure joy in Brian’s life. *Remember this information is confidential. Please refrain from any social networking interaction with Brian, as his present employer does not know about this potential change yet. If you know someone who attends First Methodist Houston, please do not say anything.

Please note the following upcoming church meeting information. Everyone is welcome to attend any of these meetings or contact the chairpersons for information. Becoming active in the life of your church will make a difference. Worship Department - Nanci Williams 836-5121 [email protected] 5:30 pm July 17 Property Department - Tom Ragland 753-0233 [email protected] 7:00 pm No Meeting Christian Ed. Department - Adults, Helen Jones 214-6032 [email protected] 11:00 am Youth, Lee Ragland 399-6620 [email protected] 11:30 am TBD Children, Gretchen Pentzer (812) 583-6950 [email protected] Finance Department - Wallace Capps 772-0898 [email protected] 6:30 pm July 17 Board Meeting - Jim Young (Chair) 756-3059 [email protected] 7:00 pm July 17 Cabinet Meeting - Phil McCleery (Vice-chair) 772-4246 [email protected] 7:00 pm Aug 21 Elder’s Meeting - Larry Schiflett 420-3117 [email protected] 8:30 am July 22 Deacons & Deaconesses - Earl Holloway 662-0701 - Patricia Reaves 751-0897 [email protected] Stephen Ministers - Gerret Conover 848-9096 [email protected] Noah’s Ark Preschool - Margaret Gateley 772-2874 [email protected] 6:00 pm July 23 - Michele Ryan 715-7633 [email protected] Outreach Department - Dayna Roberts 715-6357 [email protected] TBD Church Growth Dept. - Tony Powell 254-495-3776 6:30 pm TBD Member Care Dept. - Carol Walker 772-7372 [email protected]

►Please remember, if you are in charge of a meeting or any special event being held at the church, please let Justin in the church office know what set up you would like so that it will be ready for your meeting/event.

Deacons: Team 1 - Earl Holloway, Captain, Ally Bowers, Laura Byas, Jennifer Canady, Bettilu Charlton, Viola Denny, Gene Dreyer, Kay Eddleman, Tommy Fulton, Rondy Gray, C. R. Johnson, Lauren Putnam, Lee Ragland, Michael Ragland, Tom Ragland, Sarah Beth Toben, Bud Wassell

Deaconess: Bettilu Charlton

Open/Close Building: Bill Bewley Stewards: Bill Bewley, Ila Jean Carothers, Lee Ragland July 1, 2012 Elders: Sid LeNoir, Joe Cook Elders Special Care: Wallace Capps, Carl Johnson Acolyte: Savannah Jack Mon. AM Stewards: Wallace Capps, Jon Carothers July 8, 2012 Elders: Frank Hughes, Gay Lynn Hooks Acolyte: Schylar Williams Mon. AM Stewards: Jon Carothers, Rick Charlton July 15, 2012 Elders: Bill Kolter, David Dickson Elders Special Care: Jon Carothers, Charlotte Carpenter

Acolyte: Savannah Jack Mon. AM Stewards: Rick Charlton, Dick Belanger July 22, 2012 8:30 am Meeting Elders: Rick Charlton, Phil McCleery Acolyte: Jacob Roberts Mon. AM Stewards: Dick Belanger, Wallace Capps July 29, 2012 Elders: Nancy Hollinger, Betsy Tracy Elders Special Care: Wallace Capps, Michele Ryan Acolyte: Schylar Williams Mon. AM Stewards: Wallace Capps, Jon Carothers

July Servers

Church Leadership and Meeting Dates __________________________________________

Attendance & Stewardship

Sunday, June 3, 2011 Sunday School: 66 Worship: 163 General Fund: $10,241

Sunday, June 10, 2011 Sunday School 66 Worship: 126 General Fund: $ 9,100 Sunday, June 17, 2012 Sunday School: 62 Worship: 130 General Fund: $ 3,722

Sunday, June 24, 2012 Sunday School: 59 Worship: 137 General Fund: $ 3636

Central Comments ___________________________________________________________ Richard Roland, Senior Minister

Rolands In South Carolina Richard and Jean left on Wednesday, June 27 for time in South Carolina with family. They will be spending time in Okatie and Isle of Palms with different family members and friends. They will return to Waco on July 10. Kristin and Tent will be on call while Richard is away.

Music ______________________________________________________________________ Chris Diamond, Music Director

The Chancel Choir will be on vacation following the July 1 service. We will resume rehearsals on August 1.

Missed a Sunday Worship? We’ve got a podcast for you! Even when you miss a Sunday Worship at Central, you can still hear the sermon! Simply go to www.cccwaco.org and find the audio podcast on the “Media” tab. You can listen right there on the page, download it for later, or subscribe to the podcast via itunes.

Worship ___________________________________________________________________ Nanci Williams, Chairperson

Freedom Sunday Rev. Kristin Jack, preaching

Sermon: “I Am Free!” Service of Blessing and Dedication for Garrett Brockmeier

July 1

Prayer Shawl Sunday Rev. Kristin Jack, preaching

Sermon: “Wrapped in Prayer”

July 8

Senior Minister Candidate Visits Rev. Brian Coats, preaching

All Church Luncheon After Worship Congregational Meeting After Luncheon

July 15

Rev. Richard Roland Preaching

July 22

VBS Celebration Sunday Rev. Kristin Jack & VBS Children, preaching

“Shine!” Special Music, Photos & More from VBS

July 29

Disciples Women ____________________________________________________________

Disciples Women Monthly Gathering Groups

Monday Evening Young Women’s Group will meet on Monday, July 2, at 6:30 pm at Newk’s @ Central Texas Marketplace. Please email [email protected] for more information.

Monday/Tuesday Evening Group-Please contact Jean Powell or Michele Ryan for details.

Thursday Daytime Group will not be meeting in July or August, but will resume in September.

Disciples Women Leadership Team Meeting The next meeting of the Leadership Team will be on Wednesday, August 1, at 5:30 pm in the CCC Library.

Disciples Women Road Trip! “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28)

Remember the fun of road trips? Isn’t it freeing to get into the car and drive, especially if you’re with friends and sharing about your lives in the process?

The Disciples Women are taking an overnight trip to Austin (Cedar Park/Round Rock) to the Beth Moore Living Proof Live event on Friday & Saturday, July 13 & 14, at the Cedar Park Center. Beth Moore’s life-transforming Bible study will challenge and inspire each of us. As Beth explores the Bible and how it applies to real life, each of us will be amazed by her own experiences as a believer, and be inspired to magnify and strengthen our own relationships with God.

The event will be from 7:00 – 9:00 pm on Friday, July 13, and from 8:30 – Noon on Saturday, July 14.

We will need to leave the church on Friday, July 13, around 1:00 pm so that we can get checked into our hotel and grab some dinner before the event begins at 7:00 pm.

The cost for the event is $65.00 per person. There are several hotels in the Cedar Park/Round Rock area that we can stay at Friday night for around $100.00 that include free breakfast. If we sleep 4 to a room, that’s only about $25 - $30 per person! After the event is over Saturday at Noon, we can grab some lunch and head to IKEA or the Round Rock Outlet Mall for some serious retail therapy. We will return to the church parking lot around 6:00 pm with renewed minds and refreshed spirits!

Reservations for the event and for hotel rooms need to be made by June 8. If you plan to attend, please contact Michele Ryan at [email protected] or 715-7633

A word of thanks to those of you who have provided the Mallory family with a meal. The response from our church family has been heart warming. The July sign-up calendar should be available online by the time you receive this newsletter. Please let me know if I can help you. (Carol Walker, 772-7372, [email protected])

We had another "poster" birthday card for another lively 100 year old lady, Henrietta Slavik (Tom Slavik's mother). Neither Virginia Lee Stratton (104) or Henrietta Slavik (100) act or look their age. They

both are amazing!

Richard has an informative insert in the church bulleting which gives more information about those on the Care Line.

In case you wondered, Betsy Tracy sends the cards to us when we go through life's ups and downs. Helen Goddard and Eileen Conover regularly visit our members in retirement homes. They would love to have you join them.

Member Care _______________________________________________________________ Carol Walker, Chairperson

FOCUS and Sunday School in July On Sunday Morning and Wednesday nights, we’ll be looking at some of the most interesting, fun, and sometimes weird stories of the Bible as we go through the story of Joseph and also look at the book of Judges.

Young Adult Disciples Ministry—A New Beginning! _______________________________ Sunday, July 29, after worship

There have been several young adults coming to church lately and several of you have been asking about what we’re going to do to start up a new young adult ministry! It’s time to make things happen for those of you in the 18-28 age range! We especially want this to ministry to be a place where some of our “younger” young adults feel welcome! Please join us for a kick-off lunch after church on Sunday, July 29, at Chuy’s on Hwy 6, as we dream about new things to come!

Scholarship Applications

If you are a member of Central Christian Church and a high school graduate, or equivalent, and plan to enter college during the next semester, or if you are already in college, you may apply for a Central Christian Church Scholarship. Application deadline is July 31 for the Fall semester. Applications are available in the church office or email [email protected] to have one sent to you.

July 14, 2012: Paintball

Where: Paintball Guru When: 8 AM - Noon

Let's gather to have some fun playing paintball at Guru Paintball Park. The cost is $24 for all day (it's pretty expensive. Don't let the cost deter you. If you want to come but don't have $24, please let us know). Meet at the park at 8 AM. We'll be done by noon.

Youth Ministry ______________________________________________________________ Trent Futral, Youth Minister

July Mission Opportunity:

Saturday, July 21: World Hunger Farm When: 8:30 AM-2 PM Where: Meet at Central Christian Church. Pick up from Central Christian Church. The World Hunger Relief farm strives to end hunger around the world by training people in inexpensive and sustainable farming processes that can be used everywhere. On Saturday, July 21 our youth will be going to help them in their efforts. They have many projects they need help with this summer. You must wear closed-toed shoes and we suggest wearing jeans, too. Please bring a water bottle. We'll go out to eat after as a group. The lunch is provided.

VBS and Afters:

After Vacation Bible School every day, we’ll be hanging out and having some fun as a group. Youth, if you’re planning on staying for Afters, please bring a lunch. Afters goes from 1-5 PM. The youth can be picked up at Central at 5.

During our mission trip to Bastrop, Texas, the youth worked in the recovery process after last year’s fire. We worked for and with several families as they tried to sift through the destruction and rebuild.

On Monday we worked with a woman named Robin. All that was on her lot was debris and a slab of concrete where her house once stood. We helped her clear out weeds and other unwanted plants that were beginning to come back around her garden. We also picked up and cleared glass still mixed in with the dirt from the fire. Robin told Brenda, the director of Bastrop Recovery Center, that it would have taken her weeks to do the work that we did for her. Robin had lived in her home for 25 years, and was contemplating not rebuilding. Her connection to her home was too great and she was scheduled to break ground on Thursday June 7th.

On Tuesday and Thursday we worked with a couple named Linda Lu and Dan. They had settled in Bastrop after losing their home in New Orleans to hurricane Katrina. When Dan heard about the fire Linda Lu was at work. So, to find out more he took his keys and his wallet and drove to the corner store. When they told him how big the fire was and that he needed to leave the police had already blocked off his neighborhood and wouldn’t let him go back. They didn’t have the chance to think of what they wanted to save. As a result they lost computers with all of Linda Lu’s writing and poetry. They also lost more than $100,000 worth of inven-tory in collectibles, antiques, and art that they had found and bought over their lifetime and were going to sell off gradually as their retirement. They had just recently moved all of that stuff from storage containers around the country to their house a few months before. It was the first time it had all been in one place. We helped them clear many of the dead trees on their lot that needed to come down and were at risk of causing more damage.

On Wednesday we worked with a wonderful man named Mike. Mike didn’t know about the fire until his house had caught on fire. At that point he rushed out of the house and tried to drive away but the roads were covered. He ended up walking through miles of burning forest with his dog in his hands to Smithville. Since then his dog has died of natural causes and he has bought another beautiful dog named Saisei, which is Japa-nese for rebirth. He had already built himself a beautiful home on the plot that he had lived on for over 23 years but there was still much debris and metal all over the place. We helped him clear as much as we could off of his land in order for his house to look like a home again.

On our last day we worked for a woman named Barbara Bobbit. When the fire came she had seen the ash and soot from a distance and didn’t think anything of it. Later someone knocked on her door and told her she had to leave because the fire was so big. She had to drive for hours around the fire to get back into Bastrop to Wal-mart where her husband was working. They were standing in the parking lot for hours trying to figure out what to do next and whether they needed to drive down to find a place in Austin since all of the hotels were filled up. That’s when a family drove up and asked them if they were alright and offered them a place to stay. The family said that God had told them to drive around and look for people who needed help. The family let Barbara and her husband stay with them for two weeks until they could get on their feet. When they returned to their lot all that was left was a warped metal roof lying on top of ashes. Since then they have rebuilt. We sifted through the dirt and ground all around their house picking out the glass and metal that was still there.

It was hot, hard work, but we got to meet some great people and help them rebuild their homes and lives after the tragedy they endured. Don’t worry though, through camping, swimming, baseball with a tennis ball and pine limb, and other things, we still had plenty of fun, too.

Youth Summer Mission Trip: Bastrop, TX

SHINE: Vacation Bible School, July 23 - 27 Thank you, everyone, for all of the items you are in the process of donating! You are SHINING the light of Christ as you help in what may seem to be a small way. You’re small and large donations of items help make VBS happen! We could not do it without you! YOUTH: Please make sure to stay after worship on Sunday, July 1, if you are interested in leading a small group at VBS this year. You MUST attend training (and there will be a free lunch, too!) We will meet in the Fireside Room. ADULTS: We still need some volunteers! If you are interested in helping with VBS, see the VBS table at church on Sunday or go to our website (www.cccwaco.org) right now to see available opportunities! CHILDREN: Are you registered for VBS yet? Have you invited ALL of your friends to join us? Register today on the website (www.cccwaco.org).

VBS ITEMS STILL NEEDED *White Christmas lights of ALL sizes *Scrap Wood (mostly 1x4s, 2x4s, 1x8, but varied in sizes and lengths) *Gallon-sized milk/water jugs (lids not necessary) *16-20 oz empty water/soda bottles with lids

VBS WORK WEEK Can you cut, color, arrange, build, paint, bake, organize, and more? If so, we need your help during our VBS Work Week, July 16 - 19. Meals will be provided for workers present! Come and go throughout the week during these times: Monday, July 16 noon-7 pm (dinner provided) Tuesday, July 17 10 am-4 pm (lunch provided) Wednesday, July 18 10 am-8 pm (lunch & dinner provided) Thursday, July 19 10 am-4 pm (lunch provided)

Kid Central’s Super Sundays are Back!

July 8-Mystery Day! Want to know what we’re doing? Well, you’ll have to stay after worship that day to find out! We’ll get started on our Mystery day by eating lunch in the Teel Center and will then have some super-happy-fun-time together! Parents can leave their children (ages 3-5th grade) and return to CCC at 1:30 pm to pick up their children. July 22-Waffles, Watermelon & Wild Water Wacky-ness!-Bring your bathing suit to change into after church and we’ll have Waffles for lunch, participate in crazy, fun water games (including a giant slip-n-slide down the big hill) and finish it all with some yummy watermelon! You’ll definitely want to invite some friends to worship with us and join you for this super-fun Super Sunday! Parents can pick up children at 1:30 pm.

Children’s Ministry __________________________________________________________ Gretchen Pentzer, Chairperson

Children’s Family Fun Fridays

The 3rd Friday of each month in June, July and August, children and their families are invited to get together for a night of fabulous fun! July 20-Do you have a pool at your home? Would you be willing to host a pool party for our children and their families on Friday, July 20? If so, email [email protected] and we’ll get the party planned! August 17-Family Olympics and Cookout at the church! Which family will reign as the CCC Kid Central Olympic Champions?

Five families including eight kids went to the Last Picture Show Drive in in Gatesville to watch Madagascar 3 on June 22. Pictures: (above) Raglands and Jacks (right) Brockmeier family

Dear Families, Things are sure sunny here on the ark! We are super excited to have 106 kiddos on board this session. With lots of exciting things on the calendar, it’s sure to be a memorable summer!

On June 14, the entire school took to the course with bikes, trikes, strollers, push toys, and scooters to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. There was a special guest appearance by Officer Leach with the Waco Police Dept. who brought a special robot to teach us about bike safety. Not only will the proceeds from our Trike-a-Thon benefit a very special pediatric hospital, but it helps teach a wonderful lesson to our kiddos that one is never too little to make a great big difference!

The Kona Ice truck will be in our parking lot every Thursday afternoon at 2:00. It’s a great opportunity to share a cool treat with your little one at pick-up time. Part of your purchase returns to our school. Even cooler!

We will be closed in honor of Independence Day, July 4.

We continue to pack the roster for Fall! With some classrooms at maximum ratio, please hurry in to make sure your family sets sail with us for our next school year adventure!

Noah’s Ark Preschool _________________________________________________________ Jenny Akin, Preschool Director

We had 26 parents, grandparents and children attend “Brave” as part of the Super Sunday event on June 24.

Thank you Notes

Dear Friends of Caritas, We greatly appreciate your generosity to Caritas. Thank you for your wonderful support! Buddy Edwards, Executive Director

Dear Central Christian Church, I am so blessed to have spent the last few months with you! You have loved me so well. Now that I am about to leave, know that you will be going with me as part of my journey. I am so appreciative of the prayer and support you have shown me. Please know that wherever I am in the world, you have full access to me! Please continue to keep me covered in prayer! You are blessed among God’s people. Unspeakable thanks, Michael Nicosia Michaelnicosia.theworldrace.org

Dearest Church Family, My heartfelt thanks goes out to all of you at your wonderful response to the fundraiser luncheon for my grandson, Michael Nicosia. Through your generosity, he has now met his goal through October and time is fast approaching for him to leave on his year-long mission trip. He is eager to go and share the Gospel of Jesus with others around the world. Pray for him and his co-workers this next year. Thanks again, Virginia Babb

Thank you to the CCC Congregation for your prayers regarding my sister, Susan Danks. She is now cancer free! These past 6 months have been a nightmare for her. God does perform miracles. The key to all of this is early diagnosis!!! Carol Reinking

Thank you Central Christian Church for your recent donation to Waco Habitat for Humanity. With your support, Waco Habitat is serving more people than ever before.

Sincerely, John Alexander Executive Director

Dear Friends at Central Christian Church, Thank you very much for your recent gift to the Family Abuse Center. Your help keeps the shelter open, rooms cool and food on the table. We could not keep the emergency shelter open without your help. Kathy Reid, Executive Director

Carmen wrote this beautiful children's book to help raise awareness about the acceptance of children with special needs. It is her hope that someday ALL children will be loved and accepted for who they are and not what they look like. I would encourage all of you who work with children or are parents to purchase this book, to share this link with others, and to help teach young children that while we all may look a little different than one another, we are the same inside and are ALL beautifully and wonderfully made.

I can see families sitting down to read this book together, to look at the pictures, to allow their children to ask curious questions, and for the children and parents to truly take a closer look...to see that ALL children have love and joy to share with one another regardless of varying abilities or disabilities. Teachers can use it in classrooms. Churches can use it in children's church. It's a great, easy to understand resource to start the conversation with young children about acceptance and love. (Available at Amazon.com)

Carmen Mickley has written a book everyone should read!

Sympathy Our love and concern are expressed to the following families and their loved ones: The Rubin and Charlton families for Willie Mae Rubin, Bettilu’s mother.

Kathleen Midkiff - Surgery - Scott & White Clara Cruz - Broken Hand Stuart Smith - Mt. Rainier Noelle Smith - Mt. Rainier Ross VanDyke - Mt. Rainier Mary Neil Kolter - Eye Treatment - Improving Edward Diamond - Infection - New York Clara Cruz - Hand Difficulties Mary Powell - Rehab - Arlington Sam Schiflett - Retina Surgery - Improved Tanner Underwood - Cook Children’s - Fort Worth Susan Mallory - Chemo Shawn Bird - Brain Surgery Denise Gormley - Arthritis Concerns Jim Kingman - Respiratory Concerns - NC Tami Harris - Difficult Pregnancy Waydell Millsap - Health Concerns Gracie Mata - Family Concerns Dawn Farquhar - Family Concerns Jan Abens - Leg Concerns Mary Brown - Hospital - FW Josh Butler - ALS Cameron Jordan - Brain Disease Troy Zacharias - Awaiting Kidney Transplant Shade Smith - Awaiting Heart Transplant

Cancer Concerns

Joan Gilmore - Lecia Fuchs Greg Pannell - Kirk Feste - Tim Hood June Putnam Goldsmith - Olen Dreyer

Susan McCallister - Kyle Nielsen Karen Freeman - Tricia Henry

Cheryl Durbin Reece - Bill Schraeder Terry Fulton - Charles Schraeder Jody Harley - Tammy Massirer

Henrietta Slavik - Crestview Beverly Stromberg - St. Catherine’s Center

Doris McMullen - Wesley Woods Joyce Ashley - Wesley Woods

Bob Watson - Regent Care

Please remember in prayer

Congratulations to Josh and Marie Hollinger on the arrival of Kyrie Grace Hollinger born June 19 at 11:56 a.m. She weighed in at 7 pounds 13 ounces. Mother, daughter and Dad are all well and doing fine. Josh is the son of Nancy Hollinger.

Henrietta Slavik celebrated her 100th Birthday on June 17. Henrietta is Tom Slavik’s mother. She was visited by our Member Care team and given a card signed by our congregation.

Our congratulat ions to Jonathan Cruz and Miranda Zocor who were married on Saturday, June 13. Jonathan is the son of David and Hope Cruz. David is our custodian here at Central.

Congratulations!

Renee Garrett was named WISD Elementary Teacher of the Year! The district honors one teacher from each campus through a peer-selection process. Thirty one teachers were narrowed down to six by a selection committee who ultimately names an outstanding elementary teacher and a secondary teacher for Teacher of the Year. Renee is a Kindergarten teacher at Alta Vista Montessori.

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