From the RectorSeptember 2016

Dear Friends,

As always, the September NET is packed with useful guidance about our fall pro-grams—and what the Lord is doing at Galilee Church! *Please note that on September 11th, the early service will move from 7:45 to 8 AM.

Thank you to all who helped with Vacation Bible School! See inside for photos of the wonderful week we had. Year after year, our parish family comes together and blesses the children by sharing with them about our Lord, and doing it in a fun way! Huge thanks to Lillie Tillar, our Children’s Ministry Director, who coordinates and executes this giant event each year!

Many of you will notice that Carol Thomson, who has served as the clergy secretary for the past two years, is no longer behind her desk. But we are happy to report that she’s still at Galilee! Carol has moved down to Galilee Montessori, where she will be a teaching assistant in one of our Primary Classes (pre-K and Kindergarten). We’ll miss her upstairs, but are glad she’ll be a blessing downstairs.

Grace and peace to you,

Father Buchanan +

Galilee's Author Corner

By Fr. Buchanan

Galilee has a large number of published parishioners, whose

interests cover a wide range. In this Net, we want to share with you about some of their publications (apolo-gies to anyone we’ve missed—but we’ll look forward to covering you in a future edition!) I’ve read (al-most) all of these texts, and warm-ly commend them to you for your nightstand. I offer below only the barest sketch of each author—but encourage you to read their work for yourself!

The most recent publication is by Vic-toria Kelly, a member of about five years: Mrs. Houdini. In this novel, Vic-toria deftly spins the tale of Houdini’s efforts to speak with his wife beyond the grave—and the telling of the tale unfolds both a romance and a mystery.

Another recent publication is by Dr. Terry Lindvall: God Mocks (A Histo-ry of Religious Satire from the Hebrew Prophets to Stephen Colbert). Terry ma-jors in humor, and also authored Sur-prised by Laughter, where he explores the humor in the world of C.S. Lewis.

Jodie Berndt has published several books, most recently Praying the Scrip-tures for your Teens, which follows on her successful book Praying the Scrip-tures for Your Children. Upcoming for publication is Praying the Scriptures for your Adult Children: Trusting God with the Ones You Love.

J o d i e h a s a l s o co-published with parishioner Dee Oli-ver, The Undertaker’s Wife, a biography of Dee and Johnny Oli-ver’s journey to mar-riage and the journey Dee took after John-ny’s death.

Susan Lea, who grew up at Galilee and is daughter of Page and Connie Lea, has her first book for publication this fall: Fantastic Forgeries, Paint Like Van Gogh. From the description on Ama-zon.com: Fantastic Forgeries is a simple course in the artist's legendary skills, so readers can learn his innovative tech-niques and then adapt and apply those techniques to their own renditions and drawings. Available in November.

Fr. Nigel Mumford, priest associate at Galilee has published several books on healing prayer. His most recent book Dying to Live tells about his brushes with death, and his visions of heaven.

Anne Ferrell Tata published a narra-tive about a lonely mom and how God can work in and through our deepest mid-life crises.

Jimmy and Shep Jordan grew up at Galilee when it was on the oceanfront and have an enduring love for the his-tory and place of the oceanfront at Vir-ginia Beach. Gone but Not Forgotten is a wonderful read about the personalities and institutions that have graced the oceanfront over the decades.

John Kohler has produced a well-re-garded text on bipolar disorder. It has been a gift and a blessing to many.

Emily Slingluff has published several books on raising chil-dren, without using punishment. She has recently been able to promote her ap-proach on public ra-dio.

L i s a R o b e r t s o n authored a reflection on the four Sundays of Advent and their meaning. Every year at Galilee we use this wonderful book to ex-plain Advent—and many families in the parish use it for their evening family devotions.

Jean Vinson has a personal ministry of produc-ing books for the third world that assist public health workers in teaching people about health concerns. The books are written in the native languages of those for whom the books are in-tended, and use abundant pictures to convey the information. Her books made a significant difference in helping raise awareness in Africa during the Ebola outbreak several years ago. She has also produced books that help to share the message of the gospel.

From the Warden

ROMANS 6:14 (NIV) “For sin shall no longer be your master, because you are not under the law, but under grace.”

Last month, we focused on gifts of grace, and the effects of grace.

When we attempt to define grace, though, we tend to think in terms of acts….being nice to one another, giving of ourselves, and, perhaps of the sinful things we avoid doing. But grace is deeper than this. Grace really isn’t “doing” – it is a more like a state of being. Being in relationship with God. Being filled with the Holy Spirit. Being in healthy relationships with all around us. The acts we perform (or don’t) are the outward manifestations of the inner grace we have received.

The non-believer will tell us that be-ing nice, generous, forgiving, unself-ish, caring, humble, and wise does not depend on God – that one is fully ca-pable of living such a life without any god.

Maybe so. But we know better. We know better because to live without God, without Jesus, is to live with the burden of sin and no means of abat-ing its inescapable effects from our lives. The non-believer’s logic is root-ed in the notion that “acts make the man.” Many live in this faux-grace world, content to ignore sin and its blinding effects. I know this to be true, because it is exactly how I lived much of my early adult life. I knew good from evil, and I chose to ignore God. I lived this way until those clos-est to me saw the real me – the part I

chose to ignore and could no longer hide. The effects of sin in my life be-gan, or perhaps continued, to take a recognizable toll on me and others.

Thankfully, I found grace….you know where, and in whom, the Liv-ing God! And if you want to see real tears of joy, seek me out during one of Rob Sweitzer’s renditions of “Amazing Grace.” My journey was not all that different than John Newton’s. I have been confounded by the expression, “there can be no peace without jus-tice.” Really? There can be no peace, or justice, for that matter, without GRACE.

So, the next Sunday that you are in church and exchange the peace….exchange the grace of God in your heart, and you will know His peace.

ROMANS 11:6 (NIV) “And if by grace, then it cannot be based on works; if it were, grace would no lon-ger be grace.”

Richard Corner, Junior Warden

IT'S TIME TO COOK BRUNSWICK STEWHELP NEEDED!

MONDAY, SEPT. 19th is the start date for GALILEE COOKS! to

start peeling, chopping, and cook-ing our way to complete 550 quarts of Brunswick Stew, accompanied by 2000+ sweet potato biscuits. "It takes a village" - in other words, a LOT of volunteers - to prepare such a quanti-

ty in time for our Galilee Harvest Ba-zaar, and your help is needed! No ex-perience necessary - we train on site, and have a lot of fun in the process. We meet each Monday for 6 weeks, starting at 9AM, ending by 11AM. If you are unable to help on Monday mornings, Tuesdays at 9AM is the packing/freezing morning (for about an hour or so). If you are a newcom-er to the Galilee family, this is a great way to meet new friends, and to sup-port an important fundraiser for the Women of Galilee. Men are certainly welcome, too!!

Please contact Cheryl Jordan if you can lend a helping hand. Home 428-1023; cell 757-407-1110; email cheryl-wjordan@gmail.com.

PS For those who wish to place an or-der for STEW and BISCUITS, order forms will be available in early Octo-ber; pick up is during the Harvest Ba-zaar on November 19th.

BISHOP TUCKER CIRCLE will hold its September meeting on Sep-

tember 13th at the home of Pat Vakos (310 49th Street) 409-0960. Pot Luck Dinner at 6 PM and meeting immedi-ately after.

HARVEST BAZAAR DONATIONS: Galilee has secured a storage

unit at the Jack Rabbit Storage at 109 N. Birdneck from now until the Har-vest Bazaar on November 18, 19, and 20. Please call or email Lucy Lee at 425-8325 or lucylee1@cox.net.

CALL FOR WRITERS: Looking to write for The NET? This could

be a special one-off article or monthly column covering the history of Gali-lee or the oceanfront, spirtituality, or other human interest. All ages. Sub-mission deadline is the 15th of the preceding month, Email matt@gali-leechurch.net.

if you would like to schedule a private prayer session, please call our automated services:

(757) 716-8203Leave a message, and we will be in touch to coordinate a date and time. To learn more about Father Nigel’s ministry, visit:

www.byhiswoundsministry.org

Ecumenical Healing Service

First Tuesday of the Month

Next service

Tuesday, Sept 6 Led by Fr. Nigel Mumford

Soaking PrayerSeptember 8

8:30am - 9:30am

A silent time of meditated prayer. Come and "soak" in the Lord's presence. Held in St. Andrew's chapel. Led by

Fr. Nigel Mumford.

Every 2nd Thursday of the month

8:30am - 9:30am

Healing Prayer at Galilee

Welcome Home Initiative

private program for war-zone veteransNovember 3-5, 2016Virginia Beach, VA

Mark Your Calendar!For the Douglass Patterson Memorial

BBQ Family Fundraiser to Benefit The Welcome Home Initiative

Sunday, October 16th Noon to 2:30pmThis is the second annual family BBQ fundraiser! This year we are honoring the memory of the late Douglass Patterson, for her many years serving the prayer ministries at Galilee. When asked for permission to name it in her honor, Hugh Patterson replied, “Absolutely, she would have loved this min-istry!”

The nationally acclaimed Welcome Home Initiative, created by Fr Nigel Mumford, brings approximately 35 war-zone veterans and their spouses to Virginia Beach. They come for healing of memories, healing of moral and soul injuries, and most important, healing of post trauma stress.

The teachings, hotel accommodations, and meals, are provided, at no cost to the veteran or spouse. It is an honor for us to “welcome them home!

Galilee Church, will host The Welcome Home Initiative November 3-5. Re-minder, everyone in the community is invited to the closing ceremony on Saturday, November 5th at 10:30am.

This family fundraiser is THE major source of funding for this program.More about the BBQ menu, ticket prices, children’s tickets and sponsorship opportunities to follow on the Galilee website and next month’s Net.

Remember: Sunday, October 16th from noon to 2:30!

For information or to volunteer, contact Richard Welton.

Led by Fr. Nigel and the WHI Team. Open to war-zone veterans who may be suffering from varying degrees of post traumatic stress or moral/soul injury. Program is free to veteran and spouse. Hotel accommodations and meals are provided. For more information or to register, contact; Sandra: 561-877-0944 or Lynn: 757-496-0001.

Nominations for Vestry Membership

In order to present a talented slate of vestry nominees for our 2017

vestry elections, we need to be-gin the process now of identifying parishioners who would be good candidates for nomination. To suc-cessfully reach the objective of pre-senting 8 skilled and qualified nom-inees, the participation of the entire Galilee family is needed and en-couraged. In past years, the Vestry Nomination Committee has been comprised of the 4 outgoing vestry members (those members whose 3-year term is expiring); however, this year we are supplementing the vestry team with 4 at-large mem-bers from the general congregation to hopefully provide more access to and knowledge of parishioners who might serve well on the vestry and to simply have more voices and broader participation in the selec-tion process. The members of this year’s Vestry Nomination Commit-tee are Polly Altizer, Richard Corner, Sally Kitchin and Deborah Brady (4 retiring vestry members); and Tony Zontini, Lee Lesley, Dail Dekker and Becky Mason (4 at-large members.) All parishioners are encouraged to submit candidates for vestry nomi-nations by contacting any member of the committee with your candi-date’s name (this can be another pa-rishioner or yourself); it would also be helpful to provide a brief summa-ry of the value that your candidate would bring to the vestry. If you want to talk with your candidate be-fore submitting his/her name, that can be useful but is not required.

When the list of submitted candi-dates is complete, the qualifications of each individual will be verified. To qualify for vestry membership, the nominee should:• Be a member of Galilee Church

and at least 18 years old• Be a confirmed and participat-

ing communicant• Possess a record of giving (finan-

cial, as well as time and talent)

We want this to be a project of the entire congregation, so please prayerfully consider nominations and participate in the process. Look around you during worship services at those in the pews and those who provide volunteer service, consider leaders and members of ministries in which you participate, recognize parishioners who willingly serve on committees and support church events, or identify perhaps a gentle Galilean who contributes in a quiet way – there are numerous places to search! We truly want to hear from you – preferably before the slate of 8 nominees is finalized. The win-dow for submitting candidates for nomination will be open through October 3, so please talk with one or more of your committee members before then. After that time, we will be busy considering each candidate, checking qualifications, presenting the committee’s work to the vestry, talking with proposed nominees, and finalizing the slate. An effective vestry needs the willingness, talents, commitment and ideas of varied in-dividuals who are representative of our large Galilee family. If you are asked to run for vestry membership, please consider serving God and Galilee through this ministry. It truly is a rewarding experience.

Peace and grace,Deborah Brady

Music Ministry

We welcome our children to be part of our Cherub (Kindergarten-2nd grade) and Carol (3rd-5th grade) Choirs. We will be delighted to share another exciting year of sing-ing and praising with our children. First rehearsal will be held on Sun-day September 18th at 9:10am (chil-dren meet in Jordan Hall)

Our Adult Choir invites new mem-bers to join us in our 2016-2017 sea-son. We will love to have you as part of our team for another year of wor-ship and music. No music or choral experience is necessary. Everyone is welcome! First rehearsal will be held on Thursday September 15th at 7:15pm in room 226.

If you have any questions, please email or call our Music Director, Gustavo Andres: gusandres75@gmail.com; (812)219-0585.

Our Praise Team also welcomes new singers and instrumentalists to be part of our worship experi-ence. Our team meets for rehearsal on Thursdays at 7pm and performs at the 9:15 service. For addition-al information, please contact Rob Sweitzer at robeswe@gmail.com.

Galilee Medical Mission Trip to

Appalachia July 21–24, 2016

On Thursday, June 21, Galillee Church sent its first medi-

cal mission team to work with Re-mote Area Medical from Tennessee and the Health Wagon from Wise, Virginia. The team consisted of 15 members from both Galilee (9) and other locations (6).

Galilee Team Members were:Ben Carey MD Team Leader

Ivy Carey ANPDana Buchanan MD

Jamie Rawles MDKim Richardson RN

Wendy Pelton RNCarl Pelton

Gaelyn Elliot YoungAnne Young

Non Galilee Team members were:Gordy Rawles MD

Neil Rice RNJanice Carter RN CMT

Julia Love EMTIlene SnyderAlba Clare

We checked in at the Wise County Fairgrounds Thursday afternoon and we stayed in Commonwealth Dormitory at UVA College at Wise, VA. After orientation Thursday night, we had dinner provided by the Lion’s Club. On Friday and Sat-urday we worked with about 1100 other volunteers and treated about 2200 patients over the course of the weekend. Friday night we had a nice dinner at a local winery and Sat-urday night we had a team dinner at The Inn at Wise where we were

joined by the founders of the RAM / Health Wagon Fair including Pau-la Meade DNP and Theresa Gard-ner DNP who have been featured on 60 Minutes with Scott Pelly. We presented Paula and Theresa with a check from Galilee for $2500.00

Ben is the psychiatric consultant to the Health Wagon and he and Ivy will be returning to Wise in Decem-ber to hold a special mental health clinic with Paula and Theresa.

To find out more about the RAM / Health Wagon Fair at the Wise Count Fairgrounds, you can Goo-gle: Remote Area Medical / ABC video / Wise, Virginia and CBS “60 Minutes” / Health Wagon / Wise, Virginia to see videos of this large health fair. The Ram / Health Wag-on Fair draws on a catchment area of 150 mile radius and provides free health care to patients from western Virginia, eastern West Virginia, and eastern Tennessee.

If you have a desire to be part of Gal-ilee Medical Mission Team to Ap-palachia, please contact Ben at 757 343 8541 or bcarey8747@aol.com. Active recruiting for next year’s trip will begin in early March and the next team trip to Wise will be July 20-23.

HAPPY SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS1- Cherie Rundle

Vera HartzLorenz DrakeHeidi Hofmeister

2- Betsy KeenDonald Bennis

3- Clay NugentSue CriggerJudy JohnsonKathleen ScarboroughDouglas Taylor

4- William DoniganCarol MahoneIsabel DrescherRiley Donigan

5- Betty NimitzScott MasonRoy WardJeb BrittonMary Kaye TysonBrenda OnhaizerElizabeth BoykinJack LimrothBenjamin Roberts

6- Connor HarringtonBelle LernerMary McAbee

7- LeMoine JonesMolly IllThomas Wagner

8- Everett GrangerTim Ashman

9- Phil DenmanJock WheelerGraham BuchananCindy BrewerAndy FoxBritton WillistonMargaret Dougherty

10- Tom FrantzElizabeth EdwardsAbigail Craine

11- Bob RagsdaleJoanne InmanCarter Tata

12- Ing KilandVictoria PhelpsAvery Harrington

13- Allen BissellJack AspinwallJay WoodardDanielle DilleyLacy Burbage

14- Cathy CockrellBetsy BrownTodd Antonick

15- Beverly MaconWendy BersingGreg SanfordMichelli Booker

Shay TriepelSidney TriepelQuinn Vestal

16- Anne Ferrell TataLinda DanielRobert MerhigeKensey WheelerKaty Woods

17- Charlie AldermanTobi Oliver

18- Charlotte Rogers19- Mary Jane Brockwell

Beth BertrandKaye HarrisJoan BarnsJulie WaskewiczTim Stiffler

20- Susan FinleyJamie RawlesHarrison White

21- Betty KochGrif McReeBetty DardenLinda SchellBud SymePeter KrausSydney Giblin

22- Claudy BarnesKate BobbittMargaret Campbell

Elizabeth Rundle23- Ingeborg Lima

Jerry ClarkeBen FraserWayne BergenChris Clunan

24- Rosser BobbittRodger SchoonoverKatie CartwrightCarl MasterKevin Hartz

25- Mary Donnan HarrisonKatie AspinwallRich MatikaHartley JordanMorgan McClain

26- Joe MartinEddie DrescherGeorge Temple Jr.

27- Steve NoonaKate WilkinsRandolph SavageClaire Czahor

28- Katharine CrittendenMarie ClunanLiza Brown

29- Joyce WestMark Moore

30- Madison OliverByron Dillman

SING A NEW SONG! a study of Psalms

Join the Galilee Women's Bible study Thursday, September 15 as we begin our fall 8-week study of

original teachings on the book of Psalms. We will meet in Tucker Hall at 9:30 a.m. and we would love for you all to join us!

Free childcare will be provided from 9 a.m.-noon

FALL GROUPSSTUDYGUIDE:

Good news! It was good news not only of Jesus' birth but of what he offered to men, women and children throughout his ministry. To the sick he offered healing. To the hurting, comfort. To the outcast, acceptance. In this study guide Ada Lum leads you to discover that this message of hope and joy is for you as well! This LifeGuide Bible Study in IVP's re-vised format features questions for starting group discussions and for meeting God in personal reflection, as well as a new "Now or Later" sec-tion following each session to help you act on what you learn.

Spring Israel Trip

For years people told me that as a Christian, and a priest, I ought to visit Israel. It took me 17 years to get there--but having been twice I can confirm that the positive influence on

my faith (and my understanding of the Bible) has been profound and significant.

Our next parish trip to Israel is planned (roughly) from 19 April-29 April, 2017. Among the many sites we'll visit are: the Dead Sea, the Temple in Jerusalem, the Jordan River, Bethlehem, and the multitude of sites around the Sea of Galilee (the sermon on the mount, the feeding of the five thousand, Capernaum, etc.). The anticipated cost for the trip will be around $4,600.

Interested parishioners should contact Father Buchanan directly. (There is room for 40, but we already have 10 parishioners from Good Shepherd in Norfolk who are interested in join-ing us.) andrewbuchanan@aya.yale.edu

Father Buchanan+

Upcoming Adult Programs

Fall Groups will begin in Sep-tember and continue through

October. they will meet twice a month in member's home or at the church. Visit galileechurch.net/pro-grams/small-groups to find out more information and to register. We will study the book of Luke using the study guide New Hope, New Joy.

Different groups:- singles -20-30's- singles- 40-50's - newly married - families with kids- families with teens - empty nesters - seniors- inter-generational

Fall Parenting Course Oct 9, 16, & 23

Parenting children ages 1-10Tucker Hall - Sundays, 6-7:30pm

Three speakers to help us strength-en , educate, pray and learn through the early years. Dessert, coffee and tea will be served. Childcare avail-able. Register online galileechurch.net/programs/parenting

Sunday Morning Café Between our 9:15 and 11:15 service we have some great teachings in the Cove. .

UPCOMING EVENTS High School Fall Retreat Sept 30-Oct 2*

Middle School Hangout Friday September 19th

Middle School Fall Retreat October 21st-23rd* *Tentative depending on weather.

S t u d e n t M i n i s t r i e s

Middle School Camp

One of the largest factors of students who follow Jesus throughout college into adulthood is building habits of being in Christian fellowship. Every Sunday Night: Middle School: 4:30-6:00pm High School 6:30-8:00pm Confirmation To find out more about how to have your student confirmed, contact Marty today.

What Happened here in August?

Late July and August has been packed full of events, camps, and fun. I am real-ly proud of our high school and middle school students who helped out at Vaca-tion Bible School this year. They were incredible at serving the children and it looked like they had fun as well. Getting to see smaller kids being mentored by older kids being mentored by older kids is truly a blessing getting to see the church in action. During youth group we have spent a lot of time at the beach playing in the waves and hanging out. We have talked about how God is great and powerful yet knows us each by name and how God is our shepherd and we need to learn to follow him. We love the youth and appreciate your prayers as we approach the fall and excited to see what God is going to do.

Marty O’Rourke —Director of Student Ministries

We had a blast at the Student Life Camp in Ridgecrest, North Carolina. There were fun games like knocker ball (pictured with Luke below) to floating a river. We did have tons of fun, but even more importantly our students got to worship with 500 peers, see a powerful drama on how we have doubts and flaws yet still a Christian, and finally got to hear the Gospel. We had a couple of students dedicate their lives to the Lord!

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7:45 Molly Rueger-C/L *Richard & Sandy Burroughs NATommy Rueger-C/P

9:15 Mary Benson-C *Frank Malbon Anna & Josh Canada-F Beth & Tom BertrandGerrit Benson-C Anne Ferrell Tata Judy Aspinwall-S Jean Vinson & Joan BarnsNancy Scoper-C Walter & Cathy Hoffman George Craddock-S Diane Hayes & Ben Unkle

Hugh Patterson-C USHER: Bill BarnsGabe Lerner-L

11:00 Mitchell Donahue-C Rich & Ann Matika Debbie Brady-F Dan Horne & Betty SundinAnnie Alberi-C *Jock & Bonnie Wheeler Lucy Lee-SDan Horne-L

Peter Ill-LMary Kaye Tyson-P

8:00 John Parker-C/L *George Keen NADavid Wynne-C/P Stephanie Hemingway

9:15 Anne Ferrell Tata-C Christopher & John Clunan Caroline Harrison-F Mary & Gerrit Benson Brenda Rawls-C James & Pat Baker The Carey's-F Lisa Robertson & Hugh Patterson

Ben Unkle-C Ginger & Drew Fletcher-S Brenda Rawls & Betty RussoLucy Lee-C USHER: Andrea DiGeronimo

Luke Lerner-L11:00 Anne Young-L *Scott Folck Kit Roller-F NA

Kimberlee Sautter-L Phillip Folck Meredith Jacobi-SHunter Folck

John Richardson

8:00 Robin Rawles-C/L *Jimmy & Cheryl Jordan NAJamie Rawles-C/P

9:15 Brenda Rawls-C David & Ruth Wilkins Linda Pascarosa-S Marie Clunan & Hugh PattersonHugh Patterson-C *Joanne Stanley Maryann Beasley-S Price Clarke & Yvonne GrayRichard Welton-C Barbour Rixey Alecia Masood-F Andrea DiGeronimo & Sandy JenkinsDebbie Brady-C Jock Freese-F USHER: Tom McAfee

Anne Ferrell Tata-L11:00 Bing Gentry-C Roy & Nancy Ward Betty Mooz-F Dan Horne & Fontaine Nimmo

Maria Moore-C *Philip & Jane Denman Peter Mooz-SMary Kaye Tyson-L

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8:00 Lucy Lee-C/L *Richard Corner NARoy Ward-C/P Walt Spearman

9:15 Archie Simmons-C *David Gilbert Lisa Robertson-S Steve & Nancy ScoperRichard Welton-C Pope Woodard Anne Rainey-S Anne Ferrell Tata & Anne Cutchins

TBA-C Harry & Andrew Thetford Diane & Tom Frantz-F Skip Morrison & Sandy JenkinsHugh Patterson-C USHER: Ben Unkle

Jean Vinson-L11:00 Tony Zontini-L Bing Gentry Betty Bussard-F NA

Britton Williston-L Jim Gentry Buzz Bussard-SJohn Richardson

*Allan SundinMorning Prayer

Schedule Subject To Change.

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Service Volunteer Sheet - September 2016

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