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"The Kingdom of God Is a Whole New World"
Luke 12:22-34
Sunday, February 22, 2015
11:00 am Sanctuary
Focus
Today is the first Sunday of Lent, the season between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday. In the early
church, these were the weeks when new Christian converts would study and prepare for their baptism
at sunrise on Easter morning. Then all church members would use this season to reexamine their faith,
participating in spiritual practices such as fasting and prayer. This year, we will be looking at what
Jesus meant by “The Kingdom of God,” completing the unpacking of our new church Vision Statement:
“GO! for the Kingdom of God is at your doorstep.”
What exactly is The Kingdom of God? Jesus spoke often about it, including today’s passage where we
learn not to worry about the details of this life that absorb so much of our time. Instead of working so
hard at what we can get, we should focus on what God has already given us – A Whole New World.
And the worries of this life will simply disappear
~ The Reverend Jonathan L. Brake
Artwork:
Peaceable Kingdom ~ John August Swanson
Thank you for worshipping with us.
Participating in Worship
Preaching
The Reverend Jonathan L. Brake
Liturgists
The Reverend Sarah S. Howell
The Reverend R. Craig Ford
Assistant Choral Director
June Stegall
Organ/Music Associate
Susan Bates
Choir
The Chancel Choir
Crucifer
Huntley Allen
Torchbearers
Carter Pate
Whitley Pate
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Chapel Chimes & Carol Choir
Olivia Bland
Briggs Brown
Keegan Brown
Sarah Rhoades Cox
James Edmundson
Joanna Holden
George Lawson
Cassie Maggs
Emma Rogers
Makenna Rogers
Gracie Ward
Lilly Zaks
Frank Zachary, accompanist
Jennifer Rogers, director
Texts:
It Is Well with My Soul and
Behold, the Lamb of God
are printed with permission.
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LET US WORSHIP
First Sunday of Lent • 11:00 am • February 22, 2015
The Community Gathers
The voluntary signifies the beginning of worship.
You are invited to be in a spirit of prayer and meditation.
Please silence all mobile communication devices.
Voluntary
O Holy Lamb of God ~ Johann Sebastian Bach
Greeting &
Mission Moment
We invite you to pass the Fellowship Folder located at the end of the pew.
Introit
They Will Know We Are Christians By Our Love ~ arr. Peter Scholtes
*Call to Worship
In this season of Lent, we are given the opportunity to examine ourselves
and seek forgiveness and reconciliation. Therefore, let us confess our sin
before God and before one another:
Merciful God, we confess that we have not loved you with our whole
heart. We have failed to be an obedient church. We have not done your
will, we have broken your law, we have rebelled against your love, we
have not loved our neighbors, and we have not heard the cry of the
needy. Forgive us, we pray. Free us for joyful obedience, through Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen.
Hear the good news: Christ died for us while we were yet sinners.
That proves God's love toward us. In the name of Jesus Christ, you are
forgiven!
In the name of Jesus Christ, we are all forgiven. Glory to God. Amen.
Confession
Pardon
*Hymn of Procession
Act of Praise
#269 Lord, Who Throughout These Forty Days ~ LAND OF REST
This Little Light of Mine ~ arr. Mark Patterson
Prayers of the People
The Lord's Prayer
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom
come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our
daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who
trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from
evil. For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever.
Amen.
Baptismal Hymn
Child of Blessing, Child of Promise ~ STUTTGART
Child of blessing, child of promise, baptized with the Spirit's sign;
with this water God has sealed you unto love and grace divine.
Brothers and sisters in Christ: Through the Sacrament of Baptism
we are initiated into Christ’s holy church.We are incorporated into
God’s mighty acts of salvation and given new birth through water
and the Spirit. All this is God’s gift, offered to us without price.
* please stand as you are able
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Together with these parents, we, as a congregation, promise to pass
on, and nurture in this child, a faith in God. As we make this promise,
let us remember and reaffirm our faith together:
We belong to God, eternal and infinite, Creator of all things and all
that is to come. We follow Christ, who comes to us from God, and
reveals God to us. He heals people and transforms lives, and calls us
to join in his ministry. He was crucified, died, and was raised again
by God, and reigns over all Creation; and he bids us to die and rise
with him in the service of the healing of the world. We are moved by
the Holy Spirit, together with the communion of saints, as members
of the Body of Christ, God's holy universal church. We are confident
in the forgiveness of sin, the power of resurrection and the reality of
eternal life. In all things it is our desire to follow Christ, by the grace
of the Holy Spirit, for God's glory.
As a community of faith, we covenant together to surround this
family with steadfast love. We will nurture Caroline as she grows in
her trust of God and service to others.
Hymn
Child of God your loving Parent, learn to know whose child you are.
Grow to laugh and sing and worship, trust and love God more than all.
(Children, kindergartners through third grade, are invited to exit the
Sanctuary for Children’s Worship. Children will return to reserved
pews in the sanctuary at the close of worship.)
We Hear the Word Proclaimed
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Canticle
It Is Well with My Soul ~ arr. Eric Nelson
When peace like a river attendeth my way, when sorrows like sea
billows roll, whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say, it is well it
is well with my soul. It is well with my soul. Though Satan should
buffet, though trials should come, let this blest assurance control, that
Christ hath regarded my helpless estate, and hath shed his own blood
for my soul. He lives, oh, the bliss of that glorious thought, my sin,
not in part, but the whole, is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more;
praise the Lord, praise the Lord, O my soul! It is well with my soul.
And Lord, haste the day when our faith shall be sight, the clouds be
rolled back as a scroll, the trumpet shall resound, and the Lord shall
descend; even so it is well with my soul. It is well with my soul!
Scripture
Luke 12:22-34
Jesus continued with his disciples, "Don't fuss about what's on the
table at mealtimes or if the clothes in your closet are in fashion. There
is far more to your inner life than the food you put in your stomach,
more to your outer appearance than the clothes you hang on your
body. Look at the ravens, free and unfettered, not tied down to a job
description, carefree in the care of God. And you count far more.
"Has anyone by fussing before the mirror ever gotten taller by so
much as an inch? If fussing can't even do that, why fuss at all? Walk
into the fields and look at the wildflowers. They don't fuss with their
appearance - but have you ever seen color and design quite like it?
The ten best-dressed men and women in the country look shabby
alongside them. If God gives such attention to the wildflowers, most
of them never even seen, don't you think he'll attend to you, take
pride in you, do his best for you? "What I'm trying to do here is get
you to relax, not be so preoccupied with getting so you can respond
to God's giving. People who don't know God and the way he works
fuss over these things, but you know both God and how he works. Steep
yourself in God-reality, God-initiative, God-provisions. You'll find all
your everyday human concerns will be met. Don't be afraid of missing
out. You're my dearest friends! The Father wants to give you the very
kingdom itself. "Be generous. Give to the poor. Get yourselves a bank
that can't go bankrupt, a bank in heaven far from bankrobbers, safe
from embezzlers, a bank you can bank on. It's obvious, isn't it? The place
where your treasure is, is the place you will most want to be, and end up
being.
(MSG)
This is the word of God for the people of God. Thanks be to God.
Sermon
The Word in Song
"The Kingdom of God Is a Whole New World"
#292 What Wondrous Love Is This ~ WONDROUS LOVE
What wondrous love is this, O my soul, O my soul, what wondrous love
is this, O my soul! What wondrous love is this that caused the Lord
of bliss to bear the dreadful curse for my soul, for my soul, to bear the
dreadful curse for my soul.
The Word in Prayer
We Renew Our Commitment
Offertory
John 1: 29
Behold, the Lamb of God (from Messiah) ~ George Frideric Handel
Behold, the Lamb of God, that taketh away the sin of the world.
*Doxology
#95 Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow ~ OLD 100th
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; praise God, all creatures here
below; praise God above, ye heavenly host; praise Father, Son, and Holy
Ghost. Amen.
*Prayer of Dedication
God of grace, we rejoice that you believe this world is worth saving. Empower
us to be instruments of your peace. Bless these gifts and us gathered here,
which we offer as our part in your redemption of the world. Amen.
We Go As God's People Into the World
*Hymn of Recession
#298 When I Survey the Wondrous Cross ~ HAMBURG
*Benediction
*Choral Response
*Voluntary
It Is Well with My Soul ~ VILLE DU HAVRE
Concerto II in A Minor ~ Johann Sebastian Bach
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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
2015: A Great Start
We are off to a great start in 2015! Our church is truly blessed and is filled with involved and dedicated
members, a strong lay leadership and a devoted staff. We are also becoming healthier financially and we now
have reporting that is easier to read and understand. In addition, we ended 2014 strong with a surplus that
enabled us to pay down more of our debt which was a top priority.
During this transitional time, as we continue to grow and develop new programs, I am personally very excited
for the coming year. Along with this comes opportunities to try new things or make changes to the way things
have been done in the past. Although you may not agree with each new idea, I ask you to be willing to listen
and consider its possibility.
We are always looking for ways to grow and develop what we have here at Centenary which is a commitment
to this church and the word of Jesus Christ and His teachings. For example, recently we discussed the need
for a new church bus for the many missions here and immediately families stepped up to the plate and
began to provide funds for the bus. This is just one of the many ways we come together as our church. The
generosity and commitment of our members continue to amaze me every day.
We are grateful for each one of you and your commitment to Centenary!
~ Mary Ann Wexler
JANUARY 2015 SUMMARY
Total contributions received: $253,116.60
Total other revenues received: $56,694.49
Total revenues received: $309,811.09
Total expenses paid: $317,719.39
Net Total: ($7,719.39)
WORSHIP AT CENTENARY
8:45 am
9:00 am
10:10 am
11:00 am
7:30 pm
Traditional Worship
Simplify Praise Service
Rejoice (Jazz Inspired Worship)
Traditional Worship
Roots Revival
Sanctuary
Memorial Auditorium
Memorial Auditorium
Sanctuary
Wednesday Evenings
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CELEBRATIONS AND CONCERNS
PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE
The chancel flowers are given in loving memory of Nell
Tucker and James Curtis Brock by their daughters
Elizabeth Whitaker and Louise Pollard and their families.
We invite you to participate in Prayers of the People, an
opportunity to offer silent intercessory prayers on behalf
of people, groups and situations. Prayers of the People
will continue each Monday going forward. We will be
ready to receive each of you in fellowship and love as
you enter the Chapel at Centenary. We are not bound by
any rules. This is an exercise in love and belief in silent
prayer and reflection. The Chapel will be open from 8:00
am until 5:30 pm. You may come at a time convenient
for you and we recommend that you enter at 4 ½ Street.
However, the door by the Chapel on the Fifth Street side
will also be open.
We celebrate the baptismof Caroline Genevieve Henderson,
daughter of Will and Katie Henderson.
We welcome new member Katherine Rowe McElroy
(Married to Gene McElroy).
We offer our prayers and concern for those who are ill at
home, hospitalized and in hospice care.
Prayers of the People is open to all, so invite friends and
those you may feel interested.
Please direct any questions to Congregational Care, Judy
Jones (918-0346)/[email protected].
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Lunch & Lesson on Wednesdays at Noon
All are welcome to come for our mid-week program in
the auditorium featuring lunch for $7 (includes salad,
main course, side items, dessert and beverage), live music
and inspiring messages from our very own Rev. Jonathan
Brake. This mid-week program is open to the public, so
bring some coworkers along as well. Enter through the
4½ Street entrance. No pre-registration necessary.
ALTAR GUILD
You are cordially invited to join the Altar Guild's class
of 2018 now being recruited. This is a great opportunity
to provide a vital and visible service for your church as
well as a way to meet and work with an incredible group
of talented and dedicated women and men. For more
information or to sign up, please contact Lois Davis (7258428)/ [email protected] or Gwen Walter (765-5338)/
[email protected].
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CHILDREN'S MINISTRY
YOUTH MINISTRY
Nursery Care
February 22
Join us for our Youth Ministry events today!
8:45, 9:00, 10:10 & 11:00 am: Worship
9:45 am: Sunday school
Nursery care for infants through pre-kindergarten is offered
during every Sunday morning worship service. During the
11:00 am worship service, 3's and 4's in the nursery have a
time of engaged Bible storytelling led by children’s ministry
staff. Our nursery classrooms, staffed by professional
childcare workers, are located on the second floor of the
children’s building.
Created by God
March 6-7 • 4th & 5th Grade Students
Each year Centenary offers a weekend for 4th & 5th
graders that focuses on human sexuality from a Christian
perspective. This year's weekend will be March 6-7 for all
current 4th & 5th graders. If you are ready to sign your
child up, simply email Ashley with their information. Cost
is $30 per student participant. The deadline to register is
Monday February 23.
Lenten Fair
February 22 • 9:45 am • Children's Building
Join us today on the 3rd floor of the Children's Building as
we kick off the Lenten Season. There will not be regular
Kindergarten-5th grade Sunday school classes that day. You
are encouraged as a family to take some time participating
in different activities to prepare you for Easter. There will
not be teachers on this Sunday, so each child should be
escorted by their parents.
Mother/Son Bowling
March 15 • 2:00 pm
Join us for our annual mother/son bowling gathering. Cost
is $5 per person. No bowling expertise needed, just come
for great fellowship and some fun. Please RSVP to Ashley
Maner ([email protected]) with number attending
from your family by March 9.
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Our Cornerstone middle school youth group (6th-8th grades)
meets from 5:00-6:00pm each Sunday evening, followed by a
youth dinner at 6:00pm. Our evening finishes up with our senior
high youth group (9th-12thgrades), The Well, from 6:45-8:00pm.
Come be a part of this incredible ministry where we seek to
know God and to soak up the love of Christ so we can share that
knowledge and love with all who we encounter. We meet upstairs
on the 4th floor and can’t wait to see you
February 25
6:00 pm: Confirmation – Food & Stuff
ADULT ED. / SPIRITUAL FORMATION
“Do Something!”
Lenten Study 2015
Have you registered for your Lenten Study Group? Small
Groups will be meeting all across the city in various
locations for six weekly sessions. Come discover how to give
up Apathy for Lent and Do Something for the Kingdom of
God. Why? Because Jesus thinks the world is worth saving
and he has called us to get involved. We will explore fasting,
serving, feeding, seeking, healing and refining as we partner
with Jesus to bring the kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
To register, go to www.centenary-ws.org/?p=44
Christ in the Passover Seder
March 22 • Memorial Auditorium • 5:00 pm
Have you ever celebrated the Passover Seder from the
perspective of Jesus? Missionary Lynn McCoy will be with
us using Scripture and visuals to show how Jesus took
the historical Passover Seder from the Exodus event and
transformed it for the New Covenant at the Last Supper
with his disciples. We will become “families” around each
table in the auditorium, and walk through the traditional
Haggadah (celebration order) and eat the foods of the
Seder. Advance tickets are required ($10/person). Register
online at www.centenary-ws.org/?p=46 or call Tara Snow
(397-1342). For more information about this event, contact
Rev. Jonathan Brake (397-1334)/[email protected].
WOMEN'S RETREAT
February Food of the Month
Lifting Women's Voices
March 21 • 8:00 am-2:00 pm • St. Paul's Episcopal
The February food of the month is Macaroni & Cheese
(preferably complete kits, no milk needed). Please bring your
food donations to the Missions bins, located in the Reception
Narthex at 4½ Street.
The featured speaker will be the Rt. Rev. Anne HodgesCopple, Bishop Suffragan of the Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina. She will present "Building a Rule of Life
from the Holy Family of Bethany,” based on stories from
Luke and John about Mary, Martha and Lazarus.
Child care will be available for children three years old and
younger.
The cost of the retreat, which includes a light breakfast,
lunch and retreat materials, will be $30 for adults and an
additional $10 for all accompanying children from the
same household attending the Children’s Retreat. Child
care will be available at no additional charge.
MISSIONS
Haiti Mission Trip
April 16-20, 2015
The Outreach Committee of Centenary United Methodist
Church will be taking a group to Port au Prince, Haiti.
This will be a follow-up to our trip back in October with
Haiti Outreach Ministries, an organization that ministers
to and with the people of Haiti by focusing on worship,
education and healthcare. This trip will provide a variety of
opportunities for mission work and relationship building;
no expertise in any particular field is required, though each
person’s gifts can be put to use. We will leave for Haiti on
Thursday and return Monday, having a chance to get to
the people, working and worshipping alongside them. We
expect the trip cost to be under $1,000, and scholarships
are available. For more information or to sign up, contact
Rev. Sarah Howell ([email protected]/397-1348).
Overflow Shelter
Centenary is working with churches all across WinstonSalem to provide an overflow shelter for our homeless
neighbors during the cold winter months. As our local
shelters fill up and it becomes dangerously cold to sleep
outside, our goal is to provide a warm and safe place for
people to come and rest. But beyond that, we want to offer
hospitality and friendship to our neighbors, remembering
that when Jesus described his kingdom, he said, “Just as
you did it to one of the least of these, you did it to me.”
If you have any questions or would like to learn more,
contact Rev. Sarah Howell (397-1348/[email protected]).
Prison Ministry
March 15 • 6:00 pm
Members of Centenary will be leading a worship service
at Forsyth Correctional Center, a minimum-security prison.
The evening will consist of worship and then an activity
and snack time with the inmates. This is a chance to
connect with and minister to men who are often forgotten
by the outside world, though in the case of many of these
inmates, they are already part of the workforce and perhaps
preparing to reenter society. We remember that in Matthew
25, when Jesus welcomed the sheep to inherit his kingdom,
he said, “I was in prison, and you visited me.” This is a great
opportunity to participate in our Lenten theme of faith in
action and “Do Something!” The evening begins at 6:00
pm. We will be finished by 9:00 p.m.
For more information and to sign up, please contact Rev.
Sarah Howell (397-1348)/[email protected]. All
volunteers are required to complete a background check at
least a week in advance of the service.
Winston Salem Street School Needs Tutors
Monday – Thursdays 10:30 am-2:15 pm
No experience necessary, just a compassionate heart
for disenfranchised youth in our community. For more
information, call Camille Galloway (721-1110).
MUSIC AND THE ARTS
Faith in Films Concludes Today
Memorial Auditorium • 2 pm
Children of Men, directed by Alfonso Cuaron (2006)
Tony Abbott Lecture Series
Poetry as Prayer, Prayer as Poetry
March 3, 10, 17 & 24 • Memorial Auditorium • 7 pm
March 3: John Donne: The Crisis of His Life
March 10: John Donne: The Holy Sonnets
March 17: Gerard Manley Hopkins: The Life of a Jesuit Priest
March 24: Gerard Manley Hopkins: The Welsh Sonnets & the “Terrible” Sonnets
This series will examine the extraordinary lives of these
two poet priests, Donne an Anglican and Hopkins a Roman
Catholic.
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Handel’s Messiah Parts Two and Three
Throughout the season of Lent, Holy Week and Easter,
experience Handel’s beloved Messiah as it was meant to
be heard! The Chancel Choir will be performing excerpts
from Part Two and Three at the 11am Traditional Worship
as we journey through these seasons of Jesus’ life in liturgy
and song.
Festival of Church Music
Covenant Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC
February 22 • 7:00 pm
Come out and see the Chamber Singers of Centenary sing
with over 200 other singers from churches in the Charlotte
and Triad area! This celebration of church music will be
led by Dr. Eric Nelson, who serves on faculty at Emory
University and leads the Atlanta Master Chorale. The
200+ voice choir will also be joined by a brass ensemble to
celebrate music, one of God’s greatest gifts!
Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students, and free for
children under 12. Advance tickets may be purchased at
http://tix.cpcc.edu/, and all proceeds will go to benefit the
Church Music Institute of Charlotte.
ROOTS REVIVAL
Wednesday • February 25 • Memorial Auditorium
Roots Revival is a midweek worship service grounded in
Americana/roots-based music featuring Martha Bassett and
friends. Each service is centered around one or two focus
songs and an accompanying Scripture passage and theme.
During the season of Lent, we will have a series based on
Matthew 25:31-46 to complement our church-wide Lenten
study called “Do Something.” Each week, we will highlight
a different theme from this passage: hunger and thirst,
strangers, nakedness, sickness, and prisoners. As we do so, we
will lift up Centenary and community ministries connected
to these themes and collect a needed item each Wednesday in
Lent. This week, we begin by talking about hunger and thirst.
Rev. Jonathan Brake will preach as we use James Taylor’s
“New Hymn” to begin our exploration of the Matthew 25
passage and our theme of “Do Something.” We will hear
from youth leaders in our Love Thy Neighbor ministry and
collect food for Loaves & Fishes, specifically macaroni and
cheese. Join us for this liturgical but informal worship service
where we celebrate communion weekly. We meet at 7:30
pm on Wednesday nights in Memorial Auditorium, and a
group always goes out to dinner afterward for unstructured
fellowship time. Learn more at www.rootsrevivalws.com or
contact Rev. Sarah Howell (397-1348)/[email protected]).
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GLAD TIDINGS
We are happy in Glad Tidings to offer you a chance to come
in for some blooms and greenery from NAPCO. You have
to touch these plants to make sure they are not real and the
lift to the spirit will be evident as you gaze upon the spirit
of spring (we know it is out there, just not getting here soon
enough for some of us!).
You will see a new purpose for the room on Sunday
mornings as we are going to have an information desk
where visitors and members can find out about Sunday
School classes, small groups, events and different ministries
and missions in Centenary. With this new offering comes an
opportunity for you to participate because we are seeking
individuals who will be willing to volunteer one hour each
month to share information about Centenary as people
stop by to find out more. This ministry ties in nicely with
Centenary’s “GO” campaign as a great way for anyone to
serve the church. If you would like to find out more, please
contact Judy Jones and she will be happy to explain. You
will have information at your fingertips and what a great
way to meet people in Centenary!
Shop Glad Tidings where good things happen!
Judy Jones, Manager (918-0346)/[email protected].
SCHOLARSHIP TIME
Our congregation is honored to be able to offer three different
types of endowed scholarships, due to the dedication and
generosity of past members:
• T.B. and Mary Neal Dixson Foundation: Scholarships for
Centenary members or staff who are full-time students.
• Cabaniss Fund Scholarship: For needy and deserving students
engaged in or planning for ministry.
• Emma Kapp Ogburn Memorial Fund: Scholarships for
Methodist residents of Forsyth County pursuing education for
Methodist ministry or a Christian education ministry vocation.
The deadline to submit all applications is April 1. Find more
detailed scholarship guidelines and download application forms
on Centenary’s website.
http://www.centenary-ws.org/index.php/connect/resources/
centenary-scholarships
CENTENARY LEADERSHIP CONNECTIONS
Dr. W. Mark Ralls, Senior Minister
[email protected] | 397-1362
Reverend Jonathan L. Brake
Reverend R. Craig Ford
Associate Minister
[email protected] | 397-1334
Associate Minister
[email protected] | 397-1353
Reverend Kate May
Associate Minister with Children
[email protected] | 397-1331
Reverend Sarah Howell
Assistant Minister
[email protected] | 397-1348
Tamara M. Pollock
Director of Youth Ministries
[email protected] | 397-1337
Mary Ann Wexler, Executive Director
[email protected] | 397-1346
Susan Bates
Organist and Music Associate
[email protected] | 397-1340
Stacy Holley
Exec. Assistant to Senior Minister
[email protected] | 397-1359
Doug Peninger
Director of Communications
[email protected] | 397-1368
Kristy Eaton
Financial Assistant
[email protected] | 397-1341
Judy Jones
Congregational Care Coordinator
[email protected] | 397-1361
John Rogers
Director of Information Technology
[email protected] | 397-1356
Dr. Robert E. Frazier
Director of Music and the Arts
[email protected] | 397-1339
John Markle
Director of Operations
[email protected] | 397-1347
Jan Sawyer
Director of DAYBreak Respite Care
[email protected] | 397-1345
Reception Desk • 724-6311 +
Minister On Call (Prompt 2)
Pastoral Care: Reverend Craig Ford • 397-1353
RECORD OF OUR FAITHFULNESS
February 10 - February 16
Worship Attendance
8:45 Traditional
9:00 Simplify
10:10 Rejoice!
11:00 Traditional
Children's Worship & Nursery
Food for Thought
Roots Revival
Total
Tithes and Offerings
100
62
136
330 50
55
70
803
Offering
Miscellaneous
$57,037
11,611
Total
$68,648
Sunday School
184
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