Our adult mission trip to Sky Ranch a Youth camp in the Poudre Valley will take place the week of May 13-17th. Last year 15 of us totally refurbished one of the retreat centers. It was absolutely amazing the difference a little hard work can make. Anyone can come we need people who can sew, build, paint, dig, carry trash or just about anything.

Please check your calendar and see if you can help us it is really fun and you make a lot of new friends. You don’t have to come for the whole time a couple of days is just fine. Sky Ranch gives us a place to stay in their lodge and feeds us.

We will be raising money to pay for supplies which Sky Ranch has estimated to be $2100.00 for the retreat center. There is a little cabin in the Narthex that you can drop a check or cash into or just put a check in the offering plate and mark it Adult mission trip. See Debby for more details.

Semi Annual MeetingCLC will be holding its Semi Annual Meeting on Satur-day May 11th at 6:00 right after the Saturday service. We will be holding an election of members to Council, Legacy and Endowment and the Preschool Advisory

Team. Please join us for a good old Lutheran pot luck. We are asking everyone to bring a main dish, salad, side

dish, wine/beer or dessert to share.

Join a Shepherds’ Dinner Group

Shepherds’ groups are dinner groups of 8 people who meet four times in each other’s homes between May and September. Each time the group meets, the host provides the main dish, and the others in the group bring an appetizer, salad, or dessert. This is a great way to get to know other people, both members and visitors of CLC, on a more intimate basis. Adult only and family groups are available. Deadline to sign up is April 30th so please sign the response sheet.

Stewardship Update The Stewardship Team is pleased with the responses we have received from our members to the 2013-14 Stewardship Cam-paign. So far, we have 175 families who have either returned a commitment card or continued their electronic giving. These commitments translate into just over $520,000 towards our mission of gathering, gifting and sending followers of Jesus Christ. It is not too late to return your Commitment Card, if you have not already done so. Thank you for your continued gener-osity to Christ Lutheran Church!

Adult Mission Trip

Leave a TraceMay 13-17th

MAY 2013

Christ Lutheran Church • Highlands Ranch, CO • Gathering † Gifting † Sending

STAFF:Rev. Tom Shelly, Sr. Pastor

pstrfstr@clchr.orgRev. DJ Dent, Associate Pastor

pastordent@clchr.orgDebby Kinsella

Dir. Outreach/Equippingdkinsella@clchr.org

Gary KnutsonDir. of Youth & Familygknutson@clchr.org

Deb MorgansPreschool Director

dmorgans@clchr.orgMary Behnke

Administrative Managermbehnke@clchr.org

Sallie BurnsFinancial Secretarysburns@clchr.org

Judi BestDir. Traditional Music

jbest@clchr.orgLinda Holcombe

Dir. Contemporary Musiclindaholcombe64@gmail.com

Nicholas KoltayAdministrative Assistant

nkoltay@clchr.orgCarrie Mallery

Principal PianistLarry Scalfari

PianistBarbara Pierson

Dir. Nursery MinistryBarbara.Pierson@comcast.net

Meliha & Predrag VajzovicCustodians

CHURCH COUNCIL:Mark Yoss

m.yoss@comcast.netCrista Larsen

cristalarsen@yahoo.comKen Kronebergerkenk@jcmh.org

Rick Boyersafetyguy74@yahoo.com

Julie Waggoner waggoners5@gmail.com

Jody Alexander home4jody@comcast.net

Alan Buckelafbjjb@aol.com

Norm Beulkenbeulke@gmail.com

Gary Raselraselg@msn.com

Nancy Bauernancybauer@q.com

All articles, photos and notices for the next issueof CrossWord are due by the 15th of the month.

Send to mbehnke@clchr.org. Editor reserves theright to edit for content and space.

Pastor Tom’s Message

Contrast

What shall we make of the events of the last two weeks of April? The Boston Marathon bombing, the senselessness of such violence has caught everyone’s attention in one way or another. Is it possible to get rid of such violence all together or will violence always be with us as long as there are human beings? What is a Christian response? In contemplating these and other matters pertaining to it, the word contrast comes to mind. Life is full of contrasts, dissimilarities such as the Boston Marathon and the terrorism.

One of the best commentaries I have heard in response to the recent terrorism comes from a commentator named Larry Mendnt with WPIX of New York City. In response to a headline that reads, “Terror returns” he says, “In truth it never left us.” And then goes on to describe how many acts of terror were prevented by various means including diligence of everyday people. Officially there have been 78 attempts prevented! But what I really like in his response is when he says, “we must be vigilant, but unafraid, live your lives, run your races and enjoy your freedoms.” The chances of any of us being directly involved in an act of radical terrorism is probably very slim, however there are plenty of other things in our lives that can prevent us to live our lives and run the race of life.

Our faith I do believe gives us the same message, “be vigilant, yet unafraid.” This contrast is what Mendnt refers to as a measured response. We are to do what we can and be prepared as much as possible and yet expect the unexpected. Beyond that, live our live and enjoy our freedoms. Even the president in his address at the memorial service for the victims quoted Scripture saying, “it teaches us, “God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline.” At the same time do our best to preserve these gifts for the coming generations. The Christian response is a contrast of responsibility and pleasure; of contemplating events and yet going on; of action and trust. It can be heard in the words of Jesus when he says, “Do not be afraid…I have come so that you may have life, abundant life…” and “be watchful.” I would label all of this as the ordinary Christian life. It may be uneventful, however it is always ready; it is responsible yet extravagant; full of contrast. (Speaking of contrast how about the weather this spring!)

A Blessed Spring to all +See you in worship +Pastor Tom +

May 19 will be the last day for Sunday school this school year. It has been a wonderful year with our students. That acts of kindness wall has filled up greatly and flat pastor have made many sightings.

A huge thank you to all of our volunteers who have helped in one way or another this year from the prep team, helpers, teachers, and the leadership team of the coordinators and our youth and family director, we could have not done it without you.

Keep those flat pastor sightings coming in over the summer on your adventures! Harrington is an inner-city Denver school

that Christ Lutheran has adopted. Each year, CLC hosts a carnival at the school (located at 36th and York), typically on the first Saturday in May.

The carnival features games and a bounce castle. The carnival is free to all students and their families. There is also a food booth serving brats and hot dogs, soda, chips, candy and pickles that is free to everyone in the school.

Donations of hot dogs, brats, soda, small bags of chips, pickles and candy bars are being accepted for the food booth. Dona-tions of booth prizes are also being collected. If you are interested in giving a cash donations to offset the $2000 we spend on games and prizes that would be greatly appreciated. Volunteers to help run the carnival may sign-up on the response sheet. Working this event makes a great service project for individuals, families, small groups, and confirmation groups. If you are going to work please arrive no later than 10:00 am.

News from the PreschoolFor us in the preschool it is hard to believe school will be over later this month and some of our caterpillars will leave us as butterflies! We will be very busy practicing for our graduation ceremonies, as well as, displaying artwork for our Art and Dinner Show.

The preschool will also have a small silent auction at our dinner with things gathered from our wonderful and supportive parents. This evening will be a great deal of fun for our families.

We want to take a moment to thank the congregation for the support shown at our Appreciation Sunday and thank everyone who brought cookies to share. We are blessed to be a part of an exciting ministry and we will look forward to our Summer Camp sessions and next school year! Many blessings and have a great summer. Deb and Blair

Dynamite: Exploding for Christ!We had a great time learning, putting together books of the Bible puzzles, and playing fun games outside in April. We will not have a youth group meeting in May. All youth are invited to help with the Harrington Elementary Carnival on Saturday, May 4.

Confirmation camp at Sky Ranch Lutheran Camp is June 9-14. Registration information is available in the youth hallway.

This spring concludes our 3rd year of the Dynamite youth group. We are thrilled with the success of the group and send our 6th graders on to confirmation with confidence in what they have experienced in Dynamite. Thank you to the adults who had a dream about an elementary youth group and worked hard to make the group a reality at CLC.

Special thanks to Cheryl Burton, Heidi Jason, Chris Hegele, and Erika Alpern for being on the leadership team.

HARRINGTON ELEMENTARYSunday School

Saturday May 4th, 2013 from 11am-1pm

Pastor DJ’s Message6 Month ReviewMuch to my amazement, May 15th will mark 6 months since I first arrived at Christ Lutheran Church. I still get the question from time to time about how my family is adjusting to Colorado and how I feel about this place, so in honor of my semiversary

(yes I know this is not a word but it appears in Urban Diction-ary so that counts for something) here are my thoughts about life, Colorado, and everything.First, I think we can all agree that April’s brand of spring can be done now. I look forward to the weather that May will bring. Since I arrived just before Christmas more or less all I have seen is winter. I am a lover of snow and a cold weather person, but as I anticipate riding my bike more and more, the shimmer on the snow has lost its luster. Just about every day I check the weather back in Ohio as well, and I’m sad to say that Ohio has had better weather at least since spring “started.”I think it goes without saying that both this church and this area are great for families. There is no shortage of places to go or events to attend. In fact I could claim that it’s sad that we are unable to attend all the things that we are interested in. It has been a blast to try a number of new things and join in some of the ministries of the congregation.The staff of this congregation is very diverse and yet works amazingly well together. I think this is a tremendous gift to the people here because everyone tends to their tasks with their own skills and excels because they fit their role. The volunteers and leaders from the congregation are similarly gifted and focused. I think we are blessed by all the people that show up and hopefully we can continue to find meaningful ways for people to connect and work together.And now for the lightning round of thoughts:• I think this is the first year I ever gained weight over Lent. • Colorado parking lots are even worse than Ohio parking lots.• This place has a very joyful Spirit, which is a great gift to the broader church.• The mountains are a breath of fresh air every time I see them.• I love how fast the church feels like it is moving, even if it is sometimes hard to keep up.My family will back me up that even for all the pain and change of moving across the country we have really enjoyed our time here so far and look forward for the months and years to come.Peace,Pastor DJ

Volunteer of the MonthWho doesn’t know Carl Douhan? Some may think they know him as a six-year member here at Christ Lutheran Church. Some may recognize him from helping usher on occasion when needed with a Worship Team. Others may say that he coordi-nates and helps a lot with maintenance items around the Church. Still others might relate him to our Stewardship Team. And if you said you know him from Sunday readings, our recycling program, or our men’s group functions, you’d ALL be right!

When Carl’s not performing his duties as a staff member at Wildland Fire Associates, woodworking, spending time outside, and supporting his grandkids, he’s devoted to helping our church. In a recent conversation I had with Carl, he said that he feels “…the Lord has given a lot in his life and I want to give some back.” Maybe that’s why there’s no good way to calculate the hours he gives each week, nor keep track of the projects that he’s helped complete.

One of Carl’s favorite accomplishments was the 3 days he spent on a scissor lift retrofitting our sanctuary lights – reducing our lighting bill by 10-20%!

If Carl could make any more of a positive impact on our church, he’d really like to get other people who aren’t currently involved in church activities become involved… to build a true sense of community here at CLC.

I think that if we had more folks like Carl in our congregation, our church’s potential could be unlimited. Thank you for all that you do Carl Douhan!!!

Scrip UpdateSchool will be out before we know it. Scrip gift cards make great teacher gifts! Order forms are in the narthex, or check the GL Scrip website at www.glscrip.com for a complete list of available gift cards. From April 13 through May 24, some of the most popular retailers (Barnes & Noble, Target, Panera Bread and Walmart) are offering smaller denomination gift cards, in $5 and $10 amounts. These cards will sell out quickly, so plan ahead!

UPCOMING UGANDA TRIPCarol will be in Uganda from early June to mid-July along with three other volunteers from the U.S. Our emphasis this summer will be on community planning with Agwata and several nearby very small villages, plus doing preliminary planning work on establishing a small health clinic in that same area. A third volunteer will be teaching English and number skills to both our women beaders and the older school children. Needed items are: cash donations to purchase needed medicines and medical supplies (at wholesale prices in Uganda) to treat common medi-cal ailments such as worms, malaria, diarrhea, fevers, cough and high blood pressure. Carol will also be taking various knitted items with her donated by the CLC Chicks With Sticks Group. Thanks to Joanne Edmunds, Darlene Danyo and Chicks with Sticks for donated items from 2012 of: Peace Pal knitted dolls, shawls and baby caps!

HELPING OUR JINJA BEADERS BECOME HOMEOWNERSWe are completing the first phase of our campaign to raise money to buy land so our Jinja beaders can become homeown-ers. We still desperately need $7,500. $49,500 has been raised so far. Once the land is purchased, other Ugandan nonprofits and UN Habitat will help our Ugandan women obtain very low cost home loans to cover the building cost. Donations can be made via check or credit card.

AGWATA SCHOOL EXPANSION!Outreach Uganda’s newest beader group is in Agwata, just 25 miles south of Sudan. The beaders resettled the area of Agwata after years of war and living in refugee camps, and they began beading for Outreach Uganda in 2010. Money earned through beading allowed the group to buy goats and chickens, and in 2011 they began beekeeping and planting a few cash crops.The entire Agwata community has worked to build and support the Agwata primary school. The school opened in February 2010 and now provides education for over 370 students in pre-school through fifth grade. Outreach Uganda partnered with the commu-nity to add two classroom blocks in 2012, and raised funds to build two more, beginning this May. Each block will house two classrooms and will replace a crumbling, mud and thatch struc-ture. The community has contributed by providing earthen bricks, river sand and small rocks needed for construction.

OUTREACH UGANDA MAY UPDATE

CHILD SPONSORSHIPWe are still seeking sponsors for children of our beaders in Agwata. Children in Uganda do not have free public education. Many families in Agwata can only provide for their basic living needs and cannot afford the “luxury” of an elementary educa-tion for their children. Your sponsorship allows a child to attend school, and opens a door for a different life. Please help. For most primary school children, sponsorship is $21 per month ($252 per year).

OU NEWSLETTER We published our first newsletter in April. If you would like to receive monthly email newsletters updates, please send Carol your email address.

OUTREACH TO OTHER CHURCHESDo you have a connection to another church in the Denver area or within the U.S. that might like to partner with us in helping start or expand a small church in northern Uganda? If so, please let us know!

CONTACT OU:Contact CLC member, Carol Davis, the founder and President of Outreach Uganda: 303/683-8450 or carol@outreachuganda.org. Outreach Uganda, 9457 S University Blvd #410, HR, CO 80126

Happy BirthdayErika Alpern - May 1Garrett Walker - May 1Peggy Fenton - May 2Shantell Hafner - May 2Lora Hengen - May 2Michael Voelker - May 2Jacob Holder - May 3Ellen MacDonald - May 3Lauren MacDonald - May 3Jay Melcher - May 3Damon Rohr - May 3Caitlin Scheuerman - May 3Brooklyn Stevens - May 3Calli Benson - May 4Liz Lambert - May 4Vanessa Reiter - May 4David Romney - May 4Katherine Wilson - May 4Samuel Alpern - May 5Taylor Arellano - May 5Benjamin Morton - May 5Bernie Radochonski - May 5Krystal Reese - May 5Amanda Sinclair - May 5Margie Versen - May 5Sonia Rocha - May 6

Daniel Topp - May 6Emma Alpern - May 7Paula Hurlbert - May 7Erich Porter�eld - May 7Wendy Johnson - May 8Evan Kleen - May 8Aidan Stolzenbach - May 8Kristy Arellano - May 9Ernie Benson - May 9Michael Montini - May 9Avery Symes - May 9Tim Coleman - May 10Marty Lepper - May 10Amy Stevenson - May 10Danielle Brown - May 11Brayden Menck - May 11Connor Schultz - May 11Stephen Silkworth - May 11Ryan Silkworth - May 11Kyle Ashley - May 12Melinda Heiner - May 12Jennifer Ozenbaugh - May 12Kelly Sain - May 12Ken Arellano - May 13Chris Cingrani - May 13Jane Davis - May 13

Hadley Jason - May 13Ben Ramon - May 13Denise Silkworth - May 13Trevor Benson - May 14Gracie Davis - May 14Rachel Dumler - May 14Jacob Lasater - May 14Sue Mavis - May 14Toby Bowling - May 15Bronwen Cartwright - May 15Christian Liley - May 15Max Palazzo - May 15Nicholas Spreigl - May 15Coen Castro - May 16Sue Cross - May 16Jenn Dumler - May 16Jan Madouros - May 16Robert Montini - May 16Sara Morton - May 16Ryan Ramon - May 16Brett Symes - May 16Mimi Zuchowski - May 16Christina Best - May 17Bob Long - May 17John Ringkob - May 17Katie Rocha - May 17

Hannah Bauer - May 18Danielle Black - May 18Ethan Sorenson - May 18Sheri Dethlefs - May 19Phoebe Wischer - May 19Sylvia McCrosky - May 20Masa Vajzovic - May 20Matthew Weitzel - May 20Gregory Malburg - May 22Madalyn McGraw - May 22Kami Wilson - May 22Kaitlyn Fisher - May 23Karl Johnson - May 23Owe McGavern - May 23Hunter Pinon - May 23Alex Spreigl - May 23David VanOrder - May 23Courtney Brand - May 24Jimmy Freeman - May 24Dale Morgans - May 24Avery Ornes - May 24Alan Stein - May 24Claire Tronrud - May 24Kelly Almer - May 25Cameron Brown - May 25Chris Burton - May 25

Don Folkerts - May 25Nichole Green - May 25Je� Behnke - May 26Matt Behnke - May 26Bearett Long - May 26Dusty D'Agostino - May 27Vicki Gereaux - May 27Jackson Parks - May 27Len Lukasik - May 28Kim Nickel - May 28Melanie Brown - May 29Shareen Cartwright - May 29Ky Holter - May 29Madelyn McCrosky - May 29Lorna Morton - May 29Rick Sinclair - May 29Mark Almer - May 30Keith Cembalisty - May 30Rachel Newman - May 30Grant Saur - May 30Landon Switzer - May 30Mishel Best - May 31Kyle Vogler - May 31Jeanne Wallrath - May 31

May 18th & 19thAffirmation of Baptism weekend

May 18thConfirmation Banquet from 6:15 to 8:30 Fellowship Hall

May 19thPictures, Sunrise room 10:15 to 10:45

May 19th11:00 am service (Affirmation of Baptism service)

May 4th Confirmand’s please remember that the Harrington carnival last chance for a service note opportunity.

May 22ndSunday School appreciation night at Gary’s home (10324 Kelliwood Way, HR, Co 80126) from 6:30 to whenever. If you were a Sunday school teacher or helper this year please come by so we can show our appreciation for you. 6:30 to whenever.

May 29thConfirmation Celebration night at Gary’s home from 6:30 to whenever. If you were a part of the Confirmation ministry please stop by so we can thank you for your service to our middle schooler’s.

May 23rd VBS leadership meeting at 7:00 pm. If you would like to help us plan and lead this Year’s VBS please be at this meeting. VBS registration opens for the whole community May 6th and if you have not already registered for VBS that opened for CLC members on April 27th & 28th please do so quickly as we fill up fast. VBS this year is “Kingdom Rocks” July 22nd thru the 26th. June 23rd Baptism class from 12:15 to 2:30. If you are interested in Baptizing your child this is a required class for you to attend. Contact Gary @ gknutson@clchr.org. June 9th-14 Sky Ranch Camp. If you are a graduating 5th grader this year and would like to sign-up to go to camp with the CLC group of 6-8 graders, please go to the Confirmation board and get a registration form and register for camp.

CONFIRMATION

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY42 3 Harrington Carnival

Synod Assembly9:00am Chicks w/Sticks10:30am Dynamite Service project5:00pm Worship/CC

NAME TAG SUNDAY8:00am Worship/CC9:30am Worship/SS9:30am Adult Education Class11:00am Worship/CC11:00am Jubilation Choir11:00am Joy Choir Rehearsal7:00pm AA Meeting

6:30am Men's Breakfast Group7:00am ThunderRidge AP Testing8:30am Preschool7:00pm Boy Scouts 7:00pm Personnel Committee Mtg.

Synod Assembly8:30am Preschool9:00am Rejoice Circle11:00am Performance for Preschoolers12:00pm Art Show/Dinner Set Up5:00pm Art Show and Dinner

8:30am Preschool11:00am Chapel11:15am Staff Mtg.2:00pm Chapel4:00pm Confirm. Pastoral Interviews4:45pm Daisy Troop Mtg.5:00pm Crossroads Band6:15pm Praise Team Rehearsal7:00pm BLAZE8:00pm mops set up

8:30am Preschool9:00am MOPS Mtg11:00am Chapel1:00pm PAT Meeting2:00pm Chapel4:00pm Confirm. Pastoral Interviews5:30pm Carillon Choir 7:00pm Celebration Choir

8:30am Preschool4:00pm Confirm. Pastoral Interviews5:30pm Carillon Choir6:00pm Snauwaert event7:00pm Celebration Choir

Synod Assembly8:30am Preschool9:00am Adult University Class4:00pm Confirm. Pastoral Interviews6:00pm Cub Scout Mtg.

7:00am ThunderRidge AP Testing8:30am Preschool9:00am Adult University Class4:00pm Confirm. Pastoral Interviews

7:00am ThunderRidge AP Testing8:30am Preschool6:00pm Parent's Night Out

10:00am Musical rehearsal5:00pm Worship/CC6:15pm Semi-Annual Mtg.

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8:00am Worship/CC9:30am Adult Education Class9:30am Worship/SS/Jubilation Choir11:00am Worship/CC11:00am Jubilation Choir 11:00am Joy Choir Rehearsal4:00pm Pierce event-potluck5:30pm Pierce concert7:00pm AA Meeting

6:30am Men's Breakfast Group8:30am Preschool9:30am Mission Quilters6:00pm Boy Scouts Venture7:00pm Boy Scouts7:00pm Legacy & Endowment Mtg.

7:00am ThunderRidge AP Testing8:30am Preschool11:15am Staff Mtg.5:00pm Crossroads Band6:15pm Praise Team Rehearsal7:00pm BLAZE7:00pm Council Mtg.

7:00am ThunderRidge AP Testing8:30am Preschool5:30pm Carillon Choir 7:00pm Celebration Choir

7:00am ThunderRidge AP Testing8:30am Preschool9:00am Adult University Class

8:30am Preschool9:00am Rejoice Circle

2:30pm Piano recital and reception5:00pm Worship/CC6:30pm Confirmation Banquet8:00pm Confirmation Practice

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8:00am Worship/CC9:30am Worship/SS9:30am Adult Education Class11:00am Worship/Affirmation of Baptism11:00am Joy Choir Rehearsal11:00am Jubilation Choir 7:00pm AA Meeting

6:30am Men's Breakfast Group8:30am Preschool9:30am Preschool Graduation/ Sanctuary7:00pm Boy Scouts7:00pm Card Making

8:00am Last Day of Preschool9:30amPreschool Graduation11:15am Staff Mtg.1:00pm Visiting Nurse Assoc.5:00pm Crossroads Band6:15pm Praise Team Rehearsal7:00pm BLAZE

12:00pm Teacher Work Day5:30pm Carillon Choir6:30pm Sunday School Thank you7:00pm Celebration Choir

9:00am Adult University Class1:00pm Teacher Luncheon

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8:00am Worship/CC9:30am Worship/SS9:30am BAPTISM - Macko11:00am Worship/CC7:00pm AA Meeting

6:30am Men's Breakfast Group9:30am Mission Quilters6:00pm Boy Scouts Venture7:00pm Boy Scouts

11:15am Staff Mtg.1:00pm Staff Planning Mtg.5:00pm Crossroads Band6:15pm Praise Team Rehearsal7:00pm BLAZE

6:30pm Confirm. Guide Celebration

9:00am Adult University Class

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7:00am General Maintenance5:00pm Worship/CC

First ImpressionsIt’s that time of year again to start thinking about CLC’sbeautiful landscaping. There is a diagram in the Narthex with all the plots you can adopt. Some of them have been adopted already so please check the sign-up sheet that is attached for availability. The duties include weeding, pruning, planting and dead-heading. This is a wonderful way to keep our church looking great!!!

Weed Control for CLCWe are looking for people to spray weed in the rocks around our building. If you can help with this please sign the response sheet.

8997 S. BroadwayHighlands Ranch, CO 80129Change Service Requested

There’s a place for you!Outreach MinistriesFair Trade Coffee ProjectELCA World HungerThe Gathering PlaceGrant Avenue Street ReachHabitat for HumanityHarrington ElementaryLutheran Family ServicesAdult Mission TripsOutreach UgandaUrban Peak(MOPS) Mothers of Preschoolers

MusicCelebration Choir Crossroads Worship BandConfirmation ChoirJubilation ChoirJoy ChoirCarillon Ringers

Preschool

Followers of Jesus Christ

Caring ConnectionIndividual Care TeamConfidential Prayer TreeCard MinistryNew-Mother MinistryPrayer Shawl KnittersChefs for ChristPastoral Care and CounselingChicks with SticksMission Quilters

Youth & Family MinistriesSunday SchoolDynamite Youth Group (4th, 5th, 6th graders)Blaze (High School Youth)Sr. High Mission TripConfirmation (7th & 8th graders)First Communion classesFirst Bible classesBaptism classesFamily Nights