SUNDAY FELLOWSHIP: Please join us after the 8AM and 10AM services for conversation and coffee in Marsh Hall. Coffee, tea and treats after the 8AM service are provided by our Welcoming Committee.

THANK YOU  to all who sent cider and baked treats to the KIN Alternative Giving Fair last Saturday. We gathered $144.74 for Habitat for Humanity and fed many happy shoppers.

THANK YOU to all who donated to the United Thank Offering.  We received $359.90.  As you know, 100% of the money received will go directly to projects such as a library for a seminary in Africa or a dental clinic in a poor neighborhood. Thank you and bless you all.

ALTAR GUILD: will be accepting food items to decorate the altar for Thanksgiving week. You can help by contributing canned or packaged food. We ask that you please only donate non-perishable food items. All food items will be given to Hopelink. Please place your donations in the baskets marked “Thanksgiving Food Items for our Altar”, in the Narthex. Please have all items in by today.

WOMEN’S PRAYER GROUP: A women’s prayer group is meeting at noon every first and third Monday of the month beginning November 21st.  We will meet in the Chapel.  This isn't a Bible study or discussion session.  This is strictly for prayer.  The intent is to meet and pray together allowing the Holy Spirit to direct our thoughts and supplications. (And the Holy Spirit helps us in our distress.  For we don't even know what we should pray for, nor how we should pray.  But the Holy Spirit prays for us with groanings that cannot be expressed in words. Romans 8:26).  If you know someone who is not attending St. John's but would like to meet with other women in prayer, please invite them to join us.  For more information contact Cathy C. at 425-827-3077.

THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE: Thanksgiving is fast approaching and if you would like to take a few moments to reflect on all your blessings, there will be one Thanksgiving Eve Service at 10AM on Wednesday, November 23rd.

ADVENT BOOKLETS NOW AVAILABLE:  To help prepare our hearts and minds for the season of Advent we have several resources available in the Narthex.  New this year:  The Lord is Near –Advent meditations from the works of Henri J.M. Nouwen that show us how the Word of God applies to us in new and surprising ways; Thy Kingdom Come by Robert Hereth, reflects upon the numerous and various ways Jesus uses the metaphor “Thy Kingdom Come” to assert that God rules, and how God rules; and Living the Gospel Life: Season of Advent, which reminds us that we are Christians on a mission, even in the season of Advent.  The concepts of being sent, demonstrating faith in action, and being mission-minded are applied each day of Advent.  For children and families we offer Gather Around the Christmas Tree which uses stories of popular tree ornaments and family traditions to emphasize the religious dimension of the season, and Make Room for Joy which reminds children of the joy that the Savior’s birth brings to our lives.  We ask for a $1.00 donation per booklet.

All Church Advent Event& Labyrinth Walk - Sunday, November 27, at 2PM.  It is time for our annual Advent Event.  All parish members are invited to attend.  Grown-ups and older children will learn how to make advent wreaths while the younger children will learn about the Jesse Tree by making ornaments.  Everyone will have the chance to meet the Bishop of Myra, aka St. Nick.  And an added part of the event is a Labyrinth Walk, our first official walk!  Lisa Kelly, the Labyrinth ministry leader, has developed a special liturgy for the walk that will help us prepare our hearts and minds for Advent.  The event begins at 2PM in St. John’s Great Hall.  An Advent Event sign-up sheet is in the narthex, and a second sheet for ordering an Advent wreath kit is also available.  The kids are $7 a piece.  And, beginning Wednesday, November 23rd we will be asking for a donation of fresh greens for the wreaths.

J2A/RITE 13 YOUTH will be partnering with Outreach in offering an Advent Giving Tree beginning November 27.  The charities they will be collecting items for will be Eastside Baby Corner and Life Care Center of Kirkland.  As part of this work , the youth are setting up a giving tree  to collect items needed by these charities.  All donations need to be brought to the church unwrapped with the gift tag no later than December 11th. Our youth will be taking all items collected to the Eastside Baby Corner during the week of December 12th. While there, they will help sort and distribute items to the families served by this organization.

The Songs of Advent is a four week women’s Advent Bible study and is being offered every Wednesday, at 7PM, in room 6 beginning November 30th.  As familiar as we are with the songs of Christmas, there are four songs recorded in the Bible to celebrate the birth of Jesus that most of us aren’t familiar with. The angels sang a song of peace to the shepherds. Mary sang a song of trust to God after she had time to get over the shocking news that she was going to be the mother of the Savior. Simeon also had a song that was filled with hope. Then there’s Zechariah’s song of faith. Zechariah was an elderly priest who sang after being visited by an angel.  This study is free.  For more information contact Cathy C. in the church office.

Children’s Chapel is returning to St. John’s beginning Sunday, December 4 at 10AM in classroom #4.  It is open to children ages 3 to 7.  The children will return to the service during announcements.    Children’s Chapel will be available the first Sunday of each month.  For more information please contact Cathy C. in the church office.

CRAFTERS AND BAKERS MARK YOUR CALENDAR: the Mini-Christmas Bazaar will return by popular demand and all sales from this event will go to benefit the Operating Fund. This year’s event is scheduled for Sunday, December 4^th and December 11th after both services.  Hand-crafted Christmas items will be featured. If you have a special talent or hobby and would like to make a contribution, now is the time to start planning. Some suggestions are jams, jellies, chutney, decorations, scarves, necklaces, bakery items, etc. In order for this event to be a great success your donations and support are vital. Please consider sharing your talent and make something for this year’s Mini-Christmas Bazaar.

ECW CHRISTMAS DINNER: Tickets are now available for the ECW Christmas Dinner on Saturday, December 17th.  The cost is $25 per person and this includes a fully catered dinner.  Wine will be available by the glass for $5.  All the ladies AND GENTLEMEN of the parish are invited. This is going to be our major fundraising event for the Parish Operating Fund this year so come along, support your Church and have a great evening! If you need some help to cover the cost of the evening see Adeline C., ECW can help!

ECW is seeking donations for our silent auction to be held at the Christmas dinner on 12/17. Please consider donating goods or services to benefit St. John's operating expenses. Can you share computer expertise? Do you have a vacation rental? Do you have any connections to restaurants? Extra theater or sports events tickets? Gift Cards? What about a bottle of wine to go in a mystery wine bag? Please contact Caroline H. at the church office, call 425-827-3077.

FOOD MINISTRY - DINNERS FOR FLORA: We need people to sign up for dinners in December. Please use the sign up sheet in the Narthex to let Georgine Smith know your interest and what you plan to provide and to see the dates available.  Remember that the meals can be brought to the church and put in the refrigerator.  Disposable aluminum containers are available at the church to put your meals in so you don’t have to worry about getting dishes back.  You may call Georgine at the church office 425-827-3077, if you have any questions.  Thank you for your support of this important ministry and for taking care of God’s children of all ages.

A Thank You note from Chuck Hamilton, ERD Coordinator:  

I will be sending out a final tally and update on the Wine into Water program sometime around the first of the year once everyone's Christmas donating is done.  But the short story there is that 40 churches in our Diocese participated in raising over $111,000 for clean water and sanitation projects! Thanks to all who contributed to this effort.

THOSE ASSISTING WITH TODAY’S 8AM SERVICE:

 

Altar Guild: Gloria N., Dorothy D.

                      Alice N., Jan S.                              

Flower Ministry: Alice N., Leslie O.

Eucharistic Ministers: Peter L. And Georgette L.
Lectors: Kathi F.

 

Those assisting with today’s 10AM service:

 

Altar Guild: Gloria N., Dorothy D.

                       Alice N., Jan S.              

Flower Ministry: Alice N., Leslie O.

Eucharistic Ministers: Rainy H., Gwen B.

Acolytes: Emma C., Amy G.

                Heather M., Georgia Chapman P.                 

First Lesson:  Chuck G.

Prayers of the People:  Becky D.

Greeters: Mary Lou & Doug S., Amy N.                 

Presenters:  Nancy & Marty H.

Ushers: Ray Adams, Jim H., Joe & Susan K.          

Healing Ministry: Irene D.

 

 

SUNDAY FELLOWSHIP: Please join us after the 8AM service for our Stewardship Ingathering and Continental Breakfast or after the 10AM service for our Stewardship Ingathering and Potluck, both in Marsh Hall.

ADVENT BOOKLETS NOW AVAILABLE:  To help prepare our hearts and minds for the season of Advent we have several resources available in the Narthex.  New this year:  The Lord is Near –Advent meditations from the works of Henri J.M. Nouwen that show us how the Word of God applies to us in new and surprising ways; Thy Kingdom Come by Robert Hereth, reflects upon the numerous and various ways Jesus uses the metaphor “Thy Kingdom Come” to assert that God rules, and how God rules; and Living the Gospel Life: Season of Advent, which reminds us that we are Christians on a mission, even in the season of Advent.  The concepts of being sent, demonstrating faith in action, and being mission-minded are applied each day of Advent.  For children and families we offer Gather Around the Christmas Tree which uses stories of popular tree ornaments and family traditions to emphasize the religious dimension of the season, and Make Room for Joy which reminds children of the joy that the Savior’s birth brings to our lives.  We ask for a $1.00 donation per booklet.

THANKSGIVING DINNER: There are 1500 families served by the Kirkland-Northshore Hopelink Center and they are counting on the KIN churches to provide a bounty of fresh produce for their Thanksgiving dinners. St. John’s is collecting potatoes this year to be distributed to the families but if you would prefer to adopt a family; please bring all the necessary items for a Thanksgiving dinner as if you were serving your own family. Please pack all items in paper bags or baskets and place in the bin located in the Narthex. All food products need to be at church by today.

CALLING ALL ACOLYTES!  We will meet on November 19th at 12PM in Marsh Hall. This is an opportunity to have lunch, hang out and meet new members of our team.  Training will follow afterwards.  If you are interested in becoming an Acolyte I encourage you to join us.  All are welcome 4th grade to adult.  For more information please contact Stacey Chapman P. at 425-827-3077.

ALTAR GUILD: will be accepting food items to decorate the altar for Thanksgiving week. You can help by contributing canned or packaged food. We ask that you please only donate non-perishable food items. All food items will be given to Hopelink. Please place your donations in the baskets marked “Thanksgiving Food Items for our Altar”, in the Narthex. Please have all items in by Sunday, November 20th.

WOMEN’S PRAYER GROUP: A women’s prayer group is meeting at noon every first and third Monday of the month beginning November 21st.  We will meet in the Chapel.  This isn't a Bible study or discussion session.  This is strictly for prayer.  The intent is to meet and pray together allowing the Holy Spirit to direct our thoughts and supplications. (And the Holy Spirit helps us in our distress.  For we don't even know what we should pray for, nor how we should pray.  But the Holy Spirit prays for us with groanings that cannot be expressed in words. Romans 8:26).  If you know someone who is not attending St. John's but would like to meet with other women in prayer, please invite them to join us.  For more information contact Cathy C. at 425-827-3077

THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE: Thanksgiving is fast approaching and if you would like to take a few moments to reflect on all your  blessings, there will be a Thanksgiving Eve Service at 10AM on Wednesday, November 23rd.

All Church Advent Event& Labyrinth Walk - Sunday, November 27, at 2PM.  It is time for our annual Advent Event.  All parish members are invited to attend.  Grown-ups and older children will learn how to make advent wreaths while the younger children will learn about the Jesse Tree by making ornaments.  Everyone will have the chance to meet the Bishop of Myra, aka St. Nick.  And an added part of the event is a Labyrinth Walk, our first official walk!  Lisa Kelly, the Labyrinth ministry leader, has developed a special liturgy for the walk that will help us prepare our hearts and minds for Advent.  The event begins at 2PM in St. John’s Great Hall.  An Advent Event sign-up sheet is in the narthex, and a second sheet for ordering an Advent wreath kit is also available.  The kits are $7 each.  And, beginning Thursday, November 24th we will be asking for a donation of fresh greens for the wreaths.

J2A/RITE 13 YOUTH will be partnering with Outreach in offering an Advent Giving Tree beginning November 27.  The charities they will be collecting items for will be Eastside Baby Corner and Life Care Center of Kirkland.  As part of this work , the youth are setting up a giving tree  to collect items needed by these charities.  All donations need to be brought to the church unwrapped with the gift tag no later than December 11th. Our youth will be taking all items collected to the Eastside Baby Corner during the week of December 12th. While there, they will help sort and distribute items to the families served by this organization.

The Songs of Advent is a four week women’s Advent Bible study and is being offered every Wednesday, at 7PM, in room 6 beginning November 30th.  As familiar as we are with the songs of Christmas, there are four songs recorded in the Bible to celebrate the birth of Jesus that most of us aren’t familiar with. The angels sang a song of peace to the shepherds. Mary sang a song of trust to God after she had time to get over the shocking news that she was going to be the mother of the Savior. Simeon also had a song that was filled with hope. Then there’s Zechariah’s song of faith. Zechariah was an elderly priest who sang after being visited by an angel.  This study is free.  For more information contact Cathy C. in the church office.

Children’s Chapel is returning to St. John’s beginning Sunday, December 4 at 10AM in classroom #4.  It is open to children ages 3 to 7.  The children will return to the service during announcements.    Children’s Chapel will be available the first Sunday of each month.  For more information please contact Cathy C. in the church office.

CRAFTERS AND BAKERS MARK YOUR CALENDAR: the Mini-Christmas Bazaar will return by popular demand and all sales from this event will go to benefit the Operating Fund. This year’s event is scheduled for Sunday, December 4^th and December 11th after both services. Hand-crafted Christmas items will be featured. If you have a special talent or hobby and would like to make a contribution, now is the time to start planning. Some suggestions are jams, jellies, chutney, decorations, scarves, necklaces, bakery items, etc. In order for this event to be a great success your donations and support are vital. Please consider sharing your talent and make something for this year’s Mini-Christmas Bazaar.

ECW CHRISTMAS DINNER: Tickets are now available for the ECW Christmas Dinner on Saturday, December 17th.  The cost is $25 per person and this includes a fully catered dinner.  Wine will be available by the glass for $5.  All the ladies AND GENTLEMEN of the parish are invited. This is going to be our major fundraising event for the Parish Operating Fund this year so come along, support your Church and have a great evening! If you need some help to cover the cost of the evening see Adeline C., ECW can help!

ECW is seeking donations for our silent auction to be held at the Christmas dinner on 12/17. Please consider donating goods or services to benefit St. John's operating expenses. Can you share computer expertise? Do you have a vacation rental? Do you have any connections to restaurants? Extra theater or sports events tickets? Gift Cards? What about a bottle of wine to go in a mystery wine bag? Please call at Caroline H. call 425-827-3077.

FOOD MINISTRY - DINNERS FOR FLORA: We need people to sign up for dinners in December. Please use the sign up sheet in the Narthex to let Georgine Smith know your interest and what you plan to provide and to see the dates available.  Remember that the meals can be brought to the church and put in the refrigerator.  Disposable aluminum containers are available at the church to put your meals in so you don’t have to worry about getting dishes back.  You may call Georgine at 425-827-3077, if you have any questions.  Thank you for your support of this important ministry and for taking care of God’s children of all ages.

 

 

Those assisting with today’s 10AM service:

 

Altar Guild: Annavon B., Jerry Ann F.

                   Donna R., Patt T.

Flower Ministry: Dana P.

Eucharistic Ministers: Becky D., Ted E.

Acolytes: Thomas W., Ben S.

                Dee Dee Lennon-J., Claire G.            

First Lesson:  Donna M.

Prayers of the People:  Nancy L.

Greeters: Anne & Earl P., Kurt A.              

Presenters:  Anne & Earl P.

Ushers: Doug & Mary Lou S., Marty & Nancy H.            

Healing Ministry: Irene D.

 

THOSE ASSISTING WITH TODAY’S 8AM SERVICE:

 

Altar Guild: Annavon B., Jerry Ann F.

                  Donna R., Patt T.               

Flower Ministry: Dana P.

Eucharistic Ministers: Chris B., Michael G.
Lectors: Gary R.

 

SUNDAY FELLOWSHIP: Please join us after the 8AM and 10AM services for conversation and coffee in Marsh Hall. Coffee, tea and treats after the 8AM service are provided by our Welcoming Committee.

CHRISTMAS PAGEANT MEETING: Christmas Pageant Meeting will meet this morning at 11:30AM in Room 4. We are still looking for help with refreshments and costumes.  See Cathy Christensen for more details.

MEN’S GROUP: The next Men’s Group gathering is on Thursday, Nov. 10th at 6PM. Chef Kelly Pontiff-Chapman is cooking his annual turkey dinner. That should be enough of a draw! We have rescheduled our speaker, the author of Breakfast at Sally’s, for February. We will have an “open mike” that will include: John Cannon, who will display some of his new paintings and describe how his faith is impacting  his art renewal;  Chad Stoddard, who will share some of his experiences overseas as part of the Bellevue Presbyterian Church bell choir mission team. If you have something you want to share please come prepared. RSVP to Fred M. or Randy S. at 425-827-3077. See you there!

KIN ALTERNATIVE GIFT FAIR is Nov. 12^th from 10-4PM at the Parish Center of Holy Family Catholic Church, 7045 120^th Ave. NE, Kirkland  St. John’s will provide cookies and cider and will collect donations to go to our Habitat for Humanity group (c2build).  Bakers/shoppers are needed to provide donations of baked goods and cider to serve to shoppers. A few volunteers to help staff the cookie corner would also be helpful. Contact Kristin G. at (425)827-3077) to volunteer with the fair, and contact Cynthia Shurtleff (cdshurtleff@msn.com) if you are interested in attending a KIN meeting or joining her as a KIN rep. for St. John’s at monthly KIN meetings.

THANKSGIVING DINNER: There are 1500 families served by the Kirkland-Northshore Hopelink Center and they are counting on the KIN churches to provide a bounty of fresh produce for their Thanksgiving dinners. St. John’s is collecting potatoes this year to be distributed to the families but if you would prefer to adopt a family; please bring all the necessary items for a Thanksgiving dinner as if you were serving your own family. Please pack all items in paper bags or baskets and place in the bin located in the Narthex. All food products need to be at church next Sunday, November 13^th.

STEWARDSHIP:

“Stewardship then should become as much a part of our Christian lives as Sunday worship and saying our prayers. It is the way that we remain aware of God’s gifts and of our responsibility to use them in His service and to His glory.”

Very soon we will be receiving our pledge cards to effect one of the most joyful and glorious actions of worship that we can give our Savior. It is a holy time to pray and reflect on the goodness and generosity God has in our lives. Our ingathering is set for November 13th at both services. We will celebrate with a continental breakfast after the early service and a potluck brunch after the later service. Pledge cards will be sent and available this weekend.  Ask Jesus in prayer what you should do. He is faithful. It has been said, “What we do with our money says a lot about us. Regular, planned giving of an appropriate portion of the money we have been given is not an optional extra to our discipleship, it is at the heart of it.”

INGATHERING SUNDAY: is scheduled for Sunday, November 13th. In the past it has been customary to have one service but this year we are trying something new. We will have our two regular services with a continental breakfast served after our 8AM service and a potluck after our 10AM service. Everyone, including children, will meet in the Great Hall for food, fun and fellowship.

 

  INGATHERING: Continental Breakfast

November 13, 2011

 

 Please bring your food to the kitchen prior to the 8AM service

Be sure to mark your container and utensils with your name

 Last names A-P

Bring breakfast breads, biscuits, bagels etc.

Bring any condiments you  would like to serve with your

selections, such as butter, cream cheese, jam, etc

Last names Q-V

Bring juice and milk

Last names W –Z

Bring fruit

 

The church will provide plates, plastic table ware, cups and coffee

 

CALLING ALL ACOLYTES!  We will meet on November 19th at 12PM in Marsh Hall. This is an opportunity to have lunch, hang out and meet new members of our team.  Followed by some training. If you are interested in becoming an Acolyte I encourage you to join us.  All are welcome 4th grade to adult.  For more information please contact Stacey Chapman P. at 425-827-3077.

ALTAR GUILD: will be accepting food items to decorate the altar for Thanksgiving week. You can help by contributing canned or packaged food. We ask that you please only donate non-perishable food items. All food items will be given to Hopelink. Please place your donations in the baskets marked “Thanksgiving Food Items for our Altar”, in the Narthex. Please have all items in by Sunday, November 20th.

THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE: Thanksgiving is fast approaching and if you would like to take a few moments to reflect on all your blessings, there will be a Thanksgiving Eve Service at 10AM on Wednesday, November 23rd.

All Church Advent Event& Labyrinth Walk - Sunday, November 27, at 2PM.   It is time for our annual Advent Event.  All parish members are invited to attend.  Grown-ups and older children will learn how to make advent wreaths while the younger children will learn about the Jesse Tree by making ornaments.  Everyone will have the chance to meet the Bishop of Myra, aka St. Nick.  And an added part of the event is a Labyrinth Walk, our first official walk!  Lisa K., the Labyrinth ministry leader, has developed a special liturgy for the walk that will help us prepare our hearts and minds for Advent.  The event begins at 2PM in St. John’s Great Hall.  An Advent Event sign-up sheet is in the narthex, and a second sheet for ordering an Advent wreath kit is also available.  The kids are $7 a piece.  And, beginning Thursday, November 24th we will be asking for a donation of fresh greens for the wreaths.

CRAFTERS AND BAKERS MARK YOUR CALENDAR: the Mini-Christmas Bazaar will return by popular demand and all sales from this event will go to benefit the Operating Fund. This year’s event is scheduled for Sunday, December 4^th and December 11th after both services. Hand-crafted Christmas items will be featured. If you have a special talent or hobby and would like to make a contribution, now is the time to start planning. Some suggestions are jams, jellies, chutney, decorations, scarves, necklaces, bakery items, etc. In order for this event to be a great success your donations and support are vital. Please consider sharing your talent and make something for this year’s Mini-Christmas Bazaar.

SUNDAY SWEETS & TREATS:  A sign-up sheet for Sunday sweets can be found in the Narthex on the counter. Sunday, November 27^th is available and a new sign-up sheet is available for the month of December.

ADVENT BOOKLETS NOW AVAILABLE:  To help prepare our hearts and minds for the season of Advent we have several resources available in the Narthex.  New this year:  The Lord is Near –Advent meditations from the works of Henri J.M. Nouwen that show us how the Word of God applies to us in new and surprising ways; Thy Kingdom Come by Robert Hereth, reflects upon the numerous and various ways Jesus uses the metaphor “Thy Kingdom Come” to assert that God rules, and how God rules; and Living the Gospel Life: Season of Advent, which reminds us that we are Christians on a mission, even in the season of Advent.  The concepts of being sent, demonstrating faith in action, and being mission-minded are applied each day of Advent.  For children and families we offer Gather Around the Christmas Tree which uses stories of popular tree ornaments and family traditions to emphasize the religious dimension of the season, and Make Room for Joy which reminds children of the joy that the Savior’s birth brings to our lives.  We ask for a $1.00 donation per booklet.

J2A/RITE 13: All youth in grades 7-12 are welcome to join us for J2A/Rite 13 on Sundays at 11:30AM.  We have lunch together then break into our groups for a lesson.  It is a great time to fellowship with other youth, and to learn more about what it means to be a servant of Christ.  We are currently talking about several services project opportunities and the possibility of a summer mission trip, so you don’t want to miss out!!  Please contact Cathy C. for more information.

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP SERVICE & BIBLE STUDY: Wednesday Eucharist is held in the Chapel at 10 AM. Bible Study follows in Marsh Hall. Please join us for both.

SAVE THE DATE:

 

ECW Christmas Dinner Saturday 17th December: All the ladies AND GENTLEMEN of the parish are invited to the annual ECW Christmas dinner and silent auction. This is going to be our major fundraising event for the Parish Operating Fund this year so come along and support your Church! More information regarding cost, time and program will follow.

ECW is seeking donations for our silent auction to be held at the Christmas dinner on December 17th. Please consider donating goods or services to benefit St. John's operating expenses. Can you share computer expertise? Do you have a vacation rental? Do you have any connections to restaurants?  Extra theater or sports events tickets? Gift Cards? What about a bottle of wine to go in a mystery wine bag? You can contact Caroline H. at 425-827-3077.

THOSE ASSISTING WITH TODAY’S 8AM SERVICE:

 

Altar Guild: Marilyn R., Heather S.

                      Ann N., Karen D.               

Flower Ministry: Alice N., Anna R.

Eucharistic Ministers: Peter & Georgette L.

Lectors: Doug P.

 

Those assisting with today’s 10AM service:

 

Altar Guild: Marilyn R., Heather S.

                       Ann N., Karen D.               

Flower Ministry: Alice N., Anna R.

Eucharistic Ministers: Bill S., JoAnn H.

Acolytes: Rachel R., Alexander R.

                 Phoebe R., Stacey Chapman P.

First Lesson: Bev F.

Prayers of the People: Tyler E.   

Greeters: Norvell & Shirley J.,  Tom S.

Presenters: Chuck & Gloria G.

Ushers: Rod & Marilyn R., Matt & Annie P.

Healing Ministry: Irene D.