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H PE-FILLED HAPPENINGS
WELCOME TO CROSS OF HOPE
“This is the day that the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be
glad in it” (Psalm 118:24, ESV). Good morning (evening), and
welcome to worship and Christian fellowship.
Please fill out the communication card (this is how we track
attendance, take requests for visits and prayers, etc.) – list your
names and check the service attending. If you are visiting for the
first time please take a moment and include your address.
Our services are projected. Readings: Isaiah 45:1-7, p. 522;
Matthew 22:15-22, p. 19 8:30 Service: We use “Now the
Feast and Celebration Liturgy” in the maroon Hymnal
Supplement, pg 3, books are available from the Usher.
8:30 Songs: How Firm a Foundation – LBW 507; I Was There
to Hear Your Borning Cry; Beautiful Savior – LBW 518; Earth
and All Stars – LBW 558; Abba Father. 10:45 Service: All the
People Said Amen; I Was There to Hear Your Borning Cry;
You Are Holy (Prince of Peace), We Believe.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2014
5:30 p.m. Worship Service with Communion
Song: Beautiful Savior
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2014
Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
8:30 a.m. Liturgical Worship with Communion
9:45 a.m. Sunday School (age 5-11, Adult)
10:45 a.m. Contemporary Worship with Communion
Baptisms Today
8:30 service – Cooper Robert Horn
son of Jeffrey and Amanda Horn.
10:45 service – Giovanni Elijah Romero, Lilyana
Miranda Romero and Mateo Alexander Velasco,
children of Monica Saiz, Edward Romero, Ricardo
Velasco.
Let us welcome these children into the body of
Christ and into the mission we share: giving
thanks and praise to God and bearing God’s
creative and redeeming word to all the world.
Holy Communion at Cross of Hope…we share by intinction. You will
receive the host from Pastor (gluten free wafers available upon request).
One chalice is wine; the other white grape juice. Communion is open to
all baptized who believe Jesus is truly present in the meal (regardless of
denomination affiliation).
Preparation for Worship
At the beginning of another week, we pause
to remember that God is above all and in all.
Thank you, God, for all life brings!
8:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
Assisting Minister Bill Wooten
Rosalie Hipple
Lector
Mary Bresnahan
Kim O’Roark
Acolyte
Shayna Kymes
Thomas Hielkema
Hosts
The McNealy Family
Deborah Rivera
Ushers
Ron Cordova
Nancy Umbreit; John Stewart
Altar Guild
Marcella Johnson
Shirley McCan
Bread
Karen Schwartz
Temple Guard – October 20-26 – Doug Perry
PERSONAL EAR MONITORS
Are available. Stop at the Sound
Booth to collect one.
Next Week’s Readings
Jeremiah 21:21-24
Romans 3:19-28
John 8:31-36
Childcare is available in the nursery
on Sunday for children birth thru
age 4. Parents with babies needing
a “quiet space” are invited to use
the “Baby Room” in the nursery.
The Family Place Space is available
during service for children three
and under with their parents just
outside the sanctuary doors, to still
hear the service.
Walking in the Way, Wednesdays
Do Something:
Our Faith Without Works is Dead!
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20
12:00 p.m.
Banner Babes
6:00-8:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Event (Baby Shower)
Koinonia Hope
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
7:30 a.m.
Adult Bible Study
9:15 a.m.
MOPS Meeting
3:30 p.m.
Girl Scout T10527
7:00 p.m.
Boy Scout T126 (at TRCC)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
11:00 a.m.
Preschool Music/Chapel
11:30 a.m.
Worship Planning
1:00 p.m.
Lunch Bunch (El Charrito Mexican,
4703 Central Ave NW)
2:40 p.m.
Elementary School Chapel
5:45 p.m.
W3 (Walking in the Way Wednesday)
With Alpha and Financial Peace Univ.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
11:00 a.m./1:00 p.m. Preschool Music and Chapel
11:30 a.m.
COH Staff Meeting
3:30 p.m.
Girl Scouts T10426
6:30 p.m.
Voices of Hope Rehearsal
6:30 p.m.
Pipes and Drums
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
5:30 p.m.
Koinonia Friends
5:30 p.m.
Elementary School Fall Festival at COH
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
5:30 p.m.
Worship with Communion
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 Reformation Sunday|Confirmation
8:30 a.m.
Liturgical Worship with Communion
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Reception for Confirmation and Pastor
Appreciation
9:45 a.m.
Sunday School (age 5-11 and Adult)
9:45 a.m.
Koinonia Partners
10:45 a.m.
Contemporary Service with Communion
5:00 p.m.
Koinonia Esperanza
6:00 p.m.
Koinonia Familia
This coming Wednesday evening we will learn more on
how we are going to take action in making a difference in
the lives of immigrant refugees here in Albuquerque.
Pastor Matt and our service project group will help engage
all of us in “doing something” to assist with housing needs
for a large family set to arrive this winter. We will be
sending out another “Perfect Potluck” sign up list with the
needs that we can provide for this family of 14 to help fill
their home with some basic necessities. Please look out for
a way that you may assist.
It also happens to be National Color Day on the 22 nd so we
would love for you to dress up in either your favorite color
or in as many colors as you possibly can! We will also
have different coloring pages from around the world out on
each table so that we can learn a little about other places
while showing our skills in coloring (either in or out of the
lines is just fine)!
The meal for the evening will be meatball subs! Thanks to
all for the wonderful ethnic food last week and for all the
help you can provide this week! Please check out the link
below.
http://www.PerfectPotluck.com/meals.php?t=MYRH2757
OR http://www.PerfectPotluck.com
Coordinator Last Name: Hielkema Password: 102214
July 1, 2014 began the new budget year for Cross of Hope
Anticipated Pledges for 2014/2015: $427,630
Pledged Giving Last Week Sunday $6,181.00
September
Fiscal Year to Date
Revenues
$ 35,137.99
$118,845.77
Expenses net of Depr
$ 32,740.94
$112,661.14
Debt Reduction
$ 5,757.82
$ 17,022.85
Cash Flow
$ (3,360.77)
$ (10,838.22)
Attendance Last Week: 191
Saturday – 28
Sunday 8:30 a.m. – 87
Mortgage Balance
10:45 a.m. – 76
$824,069.93
Today the Mid High Youth group
will be selling candles in the
Great Hall. The funds raised
from this will help us to attend
the MHY gathering in Colorado
Springs in January and
confirmation camp next
summer. Please help
support our growth in Christ.
They will also be selling candles
on November 16.
Angel Tree Names Are In!!!
We have 26 families this year and the
Angel Tree ministry could use your help
making initial contact with those families.
If you are interested, or would like more
information about what those
duties/responsibilities entail, please
contact Deney Perkins, 505-321-5549
or [email protected]
Cross of Hope members and friends, we will be celebrating confirmation and Pastor
Appreciation next Sunday, October 26, between services, 9:30 to 10:30.
We want to recognize our confirmands (Mikayla McNealy; Reese Mancha,
Joshua Spinks) and their families as they take this new step in their life of faith.
We also want to recognize and show appreciation for Pastor Matt Powell and
Pastor Russell Lee, as they guide and support COH during this call process.
We will have baskets available for those of you who would like to show your
appreciation by leaving a note or a card for the confirmands and the pastors.
Please contact Karen Erickson with any donations of supplies or food, or if you'd like to
help in some other way.
On All Saints Sunday, November 2 we celebrate and
remember all the saints, not because they were saintly but
because God in Christ has sanctified them. The works of God
have shined in and through these people. This is what it
means to remember the saints, all saints. We will take time in
the services to remember Cross of Hope members and others
who have died in faith by reading their names. If you would
like someone included please PRINT the person’s name in the
memory book by the sanctuary in the Great Hall.
You will be able to light a candle of
remembrance, giving thanks to God for
the gift of your loved one on
November 1 and 2 during services.
In addition, we will be lighting candles for each
person who was baptized at Cross of Hope
during the past year.
Music, Music, Music is the theme
this year for the Banner Babe Friendship
Tea. November 1, 2014, 11:00 a.m. Tickets
are $12.00 .
Each year the Banner Babes sponsor this
tea to raise money for the fabric that is
used in quilts
for our
babies as they
are baptized
and quilts for
our high
school graduates.
The tea has
been so
successful
that we have
raised
enough money that we were able to donate
to several outreach ministries.
What better way to sing praises to our Lord
than to get together with other ladies of the
church for a delicious tea, an inspiring
program, the raffle of the year and lots and
lots of fun and fellowship. See you there.
Food allergies are a growing health concern for
many children and adults as well. Our nursery has
already been designated as a “nut free zone”. We
ask all parents to be aware of the snacks that they
provide for their children in our sanctuary during
worship services, especially those containing
nuts/manufactured in a facility with nuts.
For those with allergies, any exposure to
certain triggers can cause anaphylaxis reactions.
Our goal is to keep everyone safe.
We have filled one Bomb Diggity
Bible Bunch teaching position for
Sunday mornings in the 10:45 service
but are now seeking another. If you
are able to offer 15-20 minutes one
Sunday a month to help train the
children of our church please contact
Richard Hielkema at
[email protected]
LAS POSADAS…
Do you feel called to
give leadership to
Las Posadas this year? The congregational
council and staff are wondering if anyone would
like to take leadership of Las Posadas? If no one
comes forward, we will explore what other ELCA
congregations in Albuquerque might be doing
this year. Please talk with Pastor Matt or Richard
Hielkema, if you are interested.
Nursery Attendant Wanted…
Cross of Hope is in need of an
additional nursery attendant for our
Sunday services (8:15-12:15, two to
three Sundays a month).
Please apply in the church office. See
Connie Orbinati, Worship Director, for
details or call the church office at 8970047.
Prayer Buddies Needed
It’s that time of year again, when we introduce 6th graders into the wonderful world of
Confirmation. We have 20 Confirmation students this year!! Including several new 6 th graders. We
are looking for only 4 more people who are willing to make a commitment to pray for these
students for all three years of their Confirmation experience. The commitment is long, but well
worth it. If you love to pray, and send occasional notes of encouragement, you are perfect for this
ministry!!
Prayer Buddies are assigned to each confirmation student, and it is completely anonymous to the
student. You know who you are praying for and encouraging, but they do not know who is praying
for them or encouraging them until they complete confirmation in 8 th Grade. At the end of their 8th
Grade year, there is a big revealing, and we ask all of the confirmation students and their prayer
buddies to be there the final night of W3 so we can finally introduce them. This is a big night for all
involved.
This is such an important time in their lives. Please let me know if you want to
be part of it, or if you would like more information about this ministry.
Deney Perkins, 321-5549, [email protected]
ALTAR GUILD COORDINATOR
The Altar Guild is looking for a new coordinator,
who would provide training, scheduling, and
mentoring to those who serve in this important
aspect of worship at Cross of Hope. Only a few
hours a month are needed for this task. Please
pray about serving Cross of Hope in this
wonderful worship opportunity. Contact Connie
Orbinati, Worship Director, if you have questions
or want more information: by texting 328-1280 or
by e-mail at [email protected].
“Advocacy 2014”
The 2014 Lutheran Advocacy Ministry-New Mexico
conference will be held on Saturday, November 8 at
St. Timothy Lutheran Church in Albuquerque (211
Jefferson NE 87108). The conference will take place
from 9:00 am until 1 pm and the cost is $15 per
person, including lunch. Session topics will include
advocacy basics, hunger, immigration and more. Our
featured speaker will be Pastor David Vasquez,
author of several Bible studies from the perspective of
immigrants and refugees. Pastor Vasquez is currently
the campus pastor at Luther College and recently
selected as the new president of Pacific School of
Religion. Plan now to attend and learn more about
advocating for our many neighbors living in poverty.
To register or for more information, contact Ruth
Hoffman at [email protected] or
505.984.8005. Registration deadline: November 4.
INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER
AT CROSS OF HOPE
OR EVEN RENEWING YOUR RELATIONSHIP?
The Foundations Course is for anyone wanting to
become a member or for renewing their relationship
with Christ through the ministry journey. The 3 week
course will be Sunday between services
(9:45 a.m.) beginning November 16. Please
RSVP, 897-0047; [email protected].
Childcare is available.
A Fall Work Day has been scheduled for
October 25th at Rainbow Trail Lutheran
Camp! We’re planning on putting the
finishing touches on the Ropes Course
ground area. Work will include cutting,
hauling, and chopping wood; trimming
branches, spreading wood chips on trails,
and some light carpentry for gear storage.
Housing in cabins, and food will be provided
for the weekend but space is limited. You
are welcome
to arrive Friday evening and depart on
Sunday. Or, you can come for the day if you
are close enough. Contact Ben Larson,
[email protected], or Kyle Larson,
[email protected] for more information.
What Does it Mean to be a Lutheran?
Discussion Begins November 12
At our last new member orientation several potential new members asked, “So, what does it
mean to be a Lutheran?” Great question! Pastor Hal Nilsson, retired, will present a three
week discussion on Baptized, We Live: Lutheranism As a Way of Life by Daniel Erlander.
This booklet describes Lutheranism as a way of seeing, hearing, teaching, and following.
You can request a copy for $5 through the church office, or order your own booklet through
the author’s website at www.danielerlander.com (scholarships for the book are available
upon request). This three week discussion will take place during W3, Walking in the Way
Wednesdays, beginning November 12. For questions or more information please contact
Pastor Matt.
Prayer Partners Needs for October 18-19, 2014
Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Health and Wellness
Mia Archuleta and family; Lynda Fritz; Curtis Case; John Stewart; Matt Petty; Katie Hallstrom; Sue
Jamsey; Kay Payne; Veronica Medina, Josie Quintana, David Dees; Marie Cannoles; Scott
Sylvester; Marcella Johnson; Arline Skindelien; Kev Lister; Sarrah McWilliam; Gem Harris; Alan and
Karen Schwartz
Comfort the Grieving Gail Dattilo and family at the death of her husband Peter Dattilo.
Ongoing Needs Julie Thompson; Gerald and Mila Peralta and Adrian and Cheyanne; Ron Lewis and family; Chad
Blair; Chuck Murphy; Leon Bulger; Deb, Laura, Tyler and Clint Donaldson; Sue, Carter and Ashley
Strahn; Adam and Meghan Kovarik; Sarah and Carin; Adam; William Moulton; Rick, Teresa, Jaxon,
Blayne and Maria Rose; Jennifer and Tony Crumpton; Emma, Kaden and Riley Spoon; Pat and
Chip Davis and family; Drake, Lucaya and Scott; Carter Bogart; Joanne and Savannah Stevens;
Emma Kennedy, Denise, Jacob and Jared Felix; Connor Woldt; Todd Hveem; Mike Snyder; Peter
McWilliam and family; Todd McWilliam and family; Matt Streff and family; John Streff and family;
Faith Dean; Ruth Franz; Olga and family; Terri Cross; Robby Anderson; Geoff Bokan and family;
The Call Committee
Those serving our country in the Armed Forces Ken Bisconer; Zak Ryan; Bill Foster; Joshua Hicks; Clark Boothe; Kurt Doyle; Ryan Walker; Matt
Saiz; Bryce Mitchell; Cydney Mitchell; James Burton; Collin Seanor; Rhett Turnbull; Jazmyn
Medina; Jason Toledo; Josh Orbinati; Matthew Knox; J.D. Garner; James Breck; Stephanie
Hightower; Peter McWilliam; Sam Fischer; Andrew Mattern; Derek Evers; Monique Freelin; Tony
Savee; Christopher Toledo; Brian Stroud; Gabe Martinez; Jeremy Gomez and Matthew Padilla;
Garrett Dow; Isaiah Bryce; Beau Delgado
We pray for those families who are part of Cross of Hope’s “52 Weeks of Prayer Initiative: Pete
and Jan Wormwood and Draco; Andrea, Hayden and Brenden Yost; Mike and Suzanne Young;
We pray for the work of the whole church and the Rocky Mountain Synod through the ministries of
Elim Lutheran, Ogden, UT and Epiphany Lutheran, Denver, CO
God's Changeless Word
Feelings come and feelings go,
And feelings are deceiving;
My warrant is the Word of God —
Naught else is worth believing.
Though all my heart should feel condemned
For want of some sweet token,
There is One greater than my heart
Whose Word cannot be broken.
I’ll trust in God’s unchanging Word
Till soul and body sever,
For though all things shall pass away,
His Word shall stand forever!
―Martin Luther
Cross of Hope
6104 Taylor Ranch Rd.
Albuquerque NM 87120
897-0047
Church Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Fax: 899-9455
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.crossofhope.org
Council e-mail: [email protected]
Cross of Hope Preschool: 899-0928
Preschool Director: Mary Sue Hale
Preschool Board President – Robert Bye
Cross of Hope Elementary School: 897-1832
School Principal: Harriet Crawford
School Board President – Leeon Carrico
Which Service Is For You?
A User’s Guide
If you prefer:
✔Saturday evening worship
✔casual intimate atmosphere
✔communion every week
✔life relevant, Biblical messages
Then the Saturday, 5:30 p.m. service is for you.
MINISTERS:
Every Member of Cross of Hope
ELCA PRESIDING BISHOP
The Rev. Elizabeth Eaton
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SYNOD BISHOP The Rev. James Gonia
PASTOR:
We are in the Call Process
ASSOCIATE PASTOR:
Pastor Matt Powell
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC | YOUTH
AND FAMILY MINISTRIES: Richard Hielkema, [email protected]
CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR: Linda Willoughby, [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Nancy Morrison, [email protected]
WORSHIP DIRECTOR:
Connie Orbinati, [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL & BUSINESS OPERATIONS:
Karen Schwartz [email protected]
ACCOMPANIST:
Amy Ellis
HeBREWS MANAGER:
Kel Orbinati
COUNCIL PRESIDENT:
Bill Wooten,
Council email: [email protected]
THRIVENT CONGREGATIONAL ADVOCATE:
Forrest Uppendahl
HEAD USHER:
Ron Cordova
HOST COORDINATORS:
Ruth Hinkel and Barbara Ostby
PROPERTY DIRECTOR:
contact Church Office
If you prefer:
✔traditional liturgy and music
✔Holy Communion each week
✔great hymns of the church
✔family-oriented, with children present
✔warm, friendly atmosphere
✔life relevant, Biblical messages
Then the Sunday, 8:30 a.m. service is for you.
If you prefer:
✔contemporary music with a band
✔relaxed atmosphere…great for people seeking
a new relationship with Christ
✔family-oriented, with children present
✔life relevant, Biblical messages
Then the Sunday, 10:45 a.m. service is for you.
Cross of Hope is a community living under God’s love
and renewal. We respond to this graciousness by
following Christ and taking up our cross.
If you want to explore membership in our joyous and
committed community, contact the church office, 8970047, for information.
MINISTRIES AT CROSS OF HOPE
Reaching Out to Grow Hope-Filled Followers of Jesus
GOD CALLS US
Alpha Course An introduction to the
Christian
faith
in
a
comfortable
environment. Next class begins September
10, during W3 (Walking in the Way,
Wednesday, 5:30 pm) Contact: Jan
Anderson, 362-3663.
The Connection Center Information on
activities at Cross of Hope. Contact:
Church Office, 897-0047.
Albuquerque Rescue Mission Provides
meals and worship every other month for
homeless men in the recovery program.
Contact:
Central New Mexico Correctional
Facility, Los Lunas COH members
minister to inmates monthly, 6:45-8:15 p.m.
Contact: Elisa McLellan, 554-1311.
Navajo Lutheran Mission in Rock Point,
Arizona serves Navajo people in the heart
of the Navajo reservation. Contact: Mary
Hughes, 899-5447.
Habitat for Humanity An international
organization using volunteers and donations
to build homes.
GOD GATHERS US
Voices of Hope Choir during 8:30 a.m.
worship and special services. Rehearsal
Thursdays. Sept to May. Contact: Richard
Hielkema, 897-0047.
Praise Team Lead worship in 10:45
service. Rehearsals: first Saturday of the
month, 9:30 a.m. To audition for the praise
team contact Richard Hielkema, 897-0047.
Drama Group Provides dramas during
worship services. Contact: Diane Pressel,
833-3118.
Technology Ministry Computer support
at Cross of Hope. Contact: Church Office,
897-0047; website: Brian Hipple, 350-9227.
GOD ENLIGHTENS US
Bomb-Diggity Bible Bunch Youth/Child
Worship Ages 4-5th Grade. Sundays, in the
10:45 a.m. service. Contact: Richard
Hielkema, 897-0047.
Adult Education Variety of class topics.
Sundays, 9:45 a.m. Contact: church office.
Summer VBS Programs Rainbow Trail
Day Camp Week in June. Contact: Richard
Hielkema. Special Needs VBS. Contact
Patty Westerfield.
Cross of Hope Preschool State-certified,
developmentally appropriate preschool for
ages 3-4. Christian faith integral to
curriculum.
Mary Sue Hale, Director,
[email protected]; 899-0928.
Cross of Hope Elementary School
Kindergarten - 5th Grade. Harriet Crawford,
Principal, [email protected]. 8971832.
Adult Bible Study A look at God’s Word.
Tuesdays, 7:30 a.m. Contact: Charlie & Gini
Murphy, 990-2031.
Financial Peace University Classes held
throughout the year. Contact: Hans
Zimmer, 899-9722; [email protected].
Boy Scout Troop 126 Sponsored by
Cross of Hope. Tues., 7:00 p.m., Don
Newton/Taylor Ranch Community Center.
Contact: Bob Ashe, 890-4369. Web:
www.troop126nm.com
GOD SANCTIFIES US
W3 (Walking in the Way, Wednesdays)
The time when our entire congregation (all
ages) can come together to live our vision
as we fellowship, eat, play, worship and
grow in spirit and mind as a family.
Wednesdays, 5:45-8:00 p.m., September 3,
2014 –April 29, 2015.
Senior High Youth (SHY) Grades 9-12.
Bible Study, service projects, special
activities, fun. Contact: Richard Hielkema,
897-0047.
Mid High Youth (MHY) Grades 6-8.
Contact Church Office, 897-0047.
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) Time
for mothers of infants-Kindergartners to
meet, share, learn, and grow. Meets 1 st and
3rd Tuesdays (Aug-May), 9:15 a.m. West
Mesa Christian Church, 8821 Golf Course
Rd, Albuquerque. Bible Study year round at
Cross
of
Hope.
Rebecca
Bodily;
[email protected]; 303-810-0830;
Registration Carrianne Doughty 417-8652
or [email protected]. Website:
crossofhopemops.wordpress.com.
Cross of Hope Endowment Fund
Information
on
making
charitable
contributions to our Endowment Fund.
Contact: Michael Hughes, 831-4041.
GOD KEEPS US
Caring
Ministry
Includes
Shut-In
Visitations and other needs. Contact:
Church Office, 897-0047.
Koinonia Faith and Fellowship Groups
Pray, study, grow, serve together. Meet in
members’ homes to grow in faith. Contact:
Martha Montano, 453-8321.
BeFriender Ministry A lay pastoral care
ministry offering a listening presence to
others. Lay people have been trained to
provide this essential care to people in our
community who are sick, homebound, or
struggling in some way. Contact: Pastor
Matt Powell, [email protected], 8970047.
Hope Gardeners Experience God’s love
as we nurture His creation! Fridays, April –
Oct., 9:00 a.m. for devotions, fellowship,
snacks, weeding and caring for the garden.
Contact: Barb Ostby, 890-4534.
Prayer Chain Coordinator Contact: Kay
Hendrickson, 850-8795.
Crisis-Care Coordinator Contact: Linda
Molde, 294-8166.
Lunch Bunch Cross of Hope’s senior
members/friends meet at restaurants for
good food and company. Meets 4 th
Wednesday at 1 p.m. Contact: Stan Socha,
839-7416.
Women on Wednesdays (WOW) for all
women. Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays,
9:30 a.m. September 3, 2014-May 20, 2015.
Watch bulletins/newsletters for special
activities and programs. Contact: Sheri
Phillips, 839-4290.
Banner Babes Ministry makes and
presents quilts for our graduating high
school seniors and to those children being
baptized. Mondays, 12:00 p.m. Contact
Diane Carrico, 554-1128
Prayer Buddies Be a secret Prayer Buddy
and pray daily for a confirmation student.
Contact: Deney Perkins, 321-5549.