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1 the NATIVITY Scene January/February 2015 Volume 19, Issue 1 Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper and Cajun Fest! Feb. 17th 5:30 pm This is always a fun time where we eat pancakes, sausages, and apple sauce before the beginning of Lent! This year we will also serve.cajun food! Find the Coin in the King s Cake and you win reserved seating and parking on Easter Sunday! Adults/Youth: $5 Children: $3 Family: $15 Holy Nativity Episcopal Church Panama City, Florida

2 Page 2 The Nativity Scene Annual Meeting January 25, :15 am in Battin Hall Everyone is invited to attend. We will review 2014 and pick new vestry members. Souper Bowl Sunday February 1, 2015 Wear your favorite team shirt and bring cans of Soup for donation! The staff will provide breakfast! I am proud of you! Thank-you to all who; donated, packed and wrapped some of the Christmas spirit for those who really need that in their lives. As a group we provide 30 backpack with essentials for homeless youth in our community and brightened one family s Christmas. Moving into the New Year we have the events listed for your planning. There are a couple of events of note happening through the Holy Nativity Episcopal School worthy for a visit. If you are interested in volunteering or attending the overnight events please contact me for further details. Always great to see the regulars and the new faces from time to time. Remember that we always meet at 5:30 pm on Wednesdays for the church service, supper, and youth group to 7:30 pm. Jan 14 th Trivia Night with host Dallas The Master Morgan. 28 th Australia Day Fun Feb 7 th The 13 th annual Holy Nativity Episcopal School Fun Run 11 th Food Fun Create, learn and eat. 25 th Mini Olympics Mar 14 th Overnight Camp-out- Destination and details to be confirmed. Adult volunteers required 25 th No Youth Group Spring Break Apr 18 th Overnight Lock-in at Holy Nativity Church- Destination and details to be confirmed. Adult volunteers required May 6 th Real World Dinner- Whole family welcome 27 th End of Season Dinner A.J. Jeffery Youth Director aussie_aj@holy-nativity.org

3 January/February 2015 Lenten Soup Supper and Programs Beginning February 25 th The Liturgies and Traditions of the Season Join us as we examine the liturgies and traditions of Lent and Holy Week. We ll examine the history, meaning and customs of a variety of traditions and services that reflect our understanding of this season of penitence and preparation. 5:30 five-thirty service 6:00 Soup Supper 6:45 Program Sign up sheets for soups and breads can be found in Battin Hall. Page 2 Backpacks and New Year's Resolutions It's the second week of 2015, and you've probably already fallen off the New Year's resolution wagon--perhaps it's been a few days since you've made it to the gym (it's too cold to drive there in shorts, right?), maybe that vow not to let your mental health be dictated by a group of athletic young men in helmets and shoulder pads fell away by the end of New Year's night, which in turn led to breaking that resolution about only having two beers on any one night. Well, here's a resolution you can keep, and improve others' lives in the process. Each week, pick up enough items to fill a child's backpack for the Backpack Buddies program. A couple cans of ravioli or Spaghetti Os, a couple cans of juice or Vienna sausage, some instant oatmeal pouches, a box of granola bars or fruit cups, and a few Capri Suns will tide over an entire family during the weekends when their kids are not taking their meals at school. Holy Nativity feeds 104 kids this way, every week, and your resolution to join in the effort is the key to making sure we meet this commitment as a congregation. Holy Nativity Episcopal School 13th Annual 5K Run, Walk, & 1-mile Fun Run Saturday, February 7, 2015 Entry Forms are in the church office and on the welcome table.. or you can download a copy from the church s website,

4 Page 4 The Nativity Scene LAUNDRY LOVE NEEDS YOU! The story of Laundry Love began when T-Bone (Eric), a homeless gentleman living in Ventura, California was asked a question: How can we come alongside your life in a way that would matter? Eric s response was honest and practical. If I had clean clothes, I think people would treat me like a human being. Every single Laundry Love effort, or Laundry Love spin off and/or partnership around the U.S. is attached to this man. Do you have any winter coats or gloves or scarves that you would like to give away? The people that come to dinner at Supper at Grace can use anything that you may have. Please drop off your items in Battin Hall! Laundry Love believes that through the neutral space of a laundromat, every guest and stranger can become a friend. The Laundry Love initiative consists of regular opportunities to help people who are struggling financially by assisting them with doing their laundry. Our first local Laundry Love effort is scheduled for Thursday, January 29 th from 9am-3pm at Wash Depot on 11 th Street next door to the Bay County Library. Volunteers are needed to coordinate breakfast and lunch, and simply engage in friendly conversation. We also need cash donations. Those interested in finding out more about how they can contribute to make this and future Laundry Love efforts a success can contact David Smith at (850) or johndavidsmith56@gmail.com. You can also explore the national Laundry Love website at

5 January/February 2015 Adult Christian Education: Father Tom Page 4 Adult Sunday School meets faithfully every Sunday morning through the double doors at the end of the brick road, Mary Stuart Poole Library. Between services: 9:15 to 10:15. Bring your coffee and cookie. We read and discuss any number of things: the Church Season, the Lectionary Readings for the Sunday, a particular Bible book, story or theme. Members of the group always have a say in what we tackle. The class is led by Mike Dickey and Tom Weller, and always is fun. No registration, all materials provided, come one come all. Tuesday Morning Bible Seminar will resume on February 3rd after our holiday season break. This will be our new startup for Spring 2015 and everyone is invited and welcome, Christian or not, church member or not, parishioner or not, come and bring a friend. Starting anew, this new season we ll be meeting in the Mary Stuart Poole Library instead of Fr. Tom s office conference room Through the Garage. I do appreciate an (twellerpc@gmail.com) or a phone call to Madge ( ) from interested folks, so that we know about how many to count on. We gather between about 9:30 for visiting and coffee, tea, little snack, sit down at 10:00, and begin promptly at 10:05 with opening prayer to gather the Holy Spirit in the midst of us. Class adjourns promptly at 11:15. We ll have at least a session or two on Mark s gospel to get started, then the group will help decide our course of reading, study and discussion. This is a seminar session with Fr. Tom as mentor not teacher, and is always tremendous fun. No Bible knowledge required, only interest and enthusiasm. There are always large-print handouts, and plenty of Bibles are available, so don t let the fact that you don t own a Study Bible keep you from coming. We also will be discussing Lent itself a bit in both classes, Sunday School and Bible Seminar, and taking notice of liturgical and other changes during the season and Sunday worship that make Lent different and special. Don't miss it!! Tom+ FEED MY SHEEP LADIES MAKING CASSEROLES!

6 Page 6 The Nativity Scene WINE WOMEN AND BACKPACKS IS MOVING UP IN THE WORLD! That's right we are moving up one week in your monthly calendar and we are not whining about the change. The Ladies Back Packing Team requested the last week of the month so they can also serve at Supper at Grace. How could we say, "No?!" WW&B now will Pack Backpacks for our Buddies on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 5:30pm. Please mark your calendars with the following schedule: 22 Jan: WW&B 19 Feb: WW&B 9 Mar: WW&B *** Traditionally on the last backpack before school holiday HNEC has packed extra food. This year due to increased number of buddies our budget is constrained. 23 Mar: SPRING BREAK *** We are praying an individual or group at HNEC will sponsor a little some thing extra for our 104 Buddies for the school break. Suggestions include 104 Nutty Buddy Bars, 104 oranges or apples, 104 cans of Spaghetti O's, or 104 Jello Pudding cups. Prayers are also appreciated! 23 Apr: WW&B 21 May: WW&B (Last day of school is 5 June). Backpack Ministry Team Schedule Week of Jan. 5: The Rest of Us Jan. 12: Team Rahn Jan. 19: WW&B (3rd Thursday) Jan. 26: The Ladies Team...They meet on the last Tuesday of every month! Come join them for fun, wine, and dinner! Feb. 2: The Rest of Us Feb. 9: Team Rahn Feb. 16: WW&B Feb. 23: The Ladies Team Mar. 2: The Rest of Us Mar. 9: Team Rahn Mar. 16: WW&B For info to join a group: Jackie Rahn: jackie5863@comcast.net or Mike Dickey: mdickey@barronredding.com or The Convention of The Episcopal Diocese of the Central Coast February 19-21, 2015 Host: Trinity Episcopal Church in Mobile, AL Our delegates are Lori Bates, Mike Harding, Brian Leebrick, and Mary Ellen Pettis Our new bishop will be elected at this convention! Walkabouts-Calling our 4th Bishop To get walkabout information and to register to attend, please go to webpage: bishopsearch.diocgc.com or call the church office at There is a walkabout in Dothan, AL on January 19th at 6:00 pm.

7 January/February 2015 Page 6 Jan. 1 Sylvia Mormile Jan. 2 Charlotte Battin, Julia McArthur Jan. 3 Peggy McLane Jan. 4 Beth Brock Jan. 5 Juliette Josten, Jase Ledman Jan. 6 Tiffany Fraioli Jan. 7 Doug Messer Jan. 8 Carolyn Parell Jan. 9 Newton Allen, Lucas Matthews Jan. 10 Logan Sheffield Jan. 11 Claire Fisher, Nina Godwin Jan. 13 Stacy Herring, Katie Wattenbarger, Todd Wiliams Jan. 14 Foster Jenings Jan. 16 John Darrah, Kristina Dick Jan. 18 Brynn Ledman Jan. 23 Kathy Brust, Carla Cole, Genevieve Smith Jan. 24 Liza Smith Jan. 25 Vivian Dawe Jan. 26 Jeffery Frazier Jan. 27 Bob McLendon, Mary Troxell Jan. 28 Rhonda Miller Feb. 1 John Morrow Feb. 2 Jayden Jarrett, Monica Phillips Feb. 3 Lenka Doran Feb. 4 Daniel Melzer Feb. 5 Liz Ciccarelli, Mary Mittiga Feb. 7 Dana Ledman Feb. 8 John Messer Feb. 9 Samantha Smith Feb. 10 Monica Cramer, Michelle Kraut, Brian Leebrick Feb. 11 Gene Miller, Susan Nelson, Hercules Pettis Feb. 13 Scott Clemons Feb. 14 Dawson Gall Feb. 15 Connie McClellan Feb. 17 Arthur Kraut Feb. 18 Nancy Hebert Feb. 20 Sophia Eaton Feb. 21 Martin Brust, Bertram Churchill, Eddie San Juan Feb. 22 Steve Dick, Allen Nease, Mario San Juan, Lauren Stewart Feb. 23 Suzanne Grossman Feb. 24 Frank Cole Feb. 25 Lori Faison, Carol Ann Osborne, Nancy Pride, Kevin Wattenbarger, Ann watts, Sue White Feb. 26 Edyth Brown, David Burris, Allison Yessman Feb. 27 David Lithway Feb. 28 Ashley Doran, Helen Jenings Jan. 7 Chuck and Missie Coley Jan. 12 Alvin Peters and Cecile Scoon Jan. 14 Byron Matthews and Karen Tucker Jan. 23 Edward and Mary Kathryn San Juan Jan. 28 Stewart and Kaew Sumpton Feb. 5 Ted and Ina Joy Conrad Feb. 16 Martin and Kathy Brust Feb. 19 Wayland and Glenda Patterson Feb. 24 Dunkin and Edwina McLane Another New Year s Resolution!!! If your resolution for the New Year was to have a healthier lifestyle, did that include your Prayer Life? If that is the plan, the Mary-Martha Circle has just the right stuff to get you started. We are a group of women who have studied the practices of St. Benedict and developed our own Rule of Life. That Rule incorporates supporting our parish and clergy with prayer and service. The program of study is self-directed, so you learn at your own rate and comfort level. If you think this might be a new opportunity for you to serve the Lord, please contact Gayle Ahrens, Donna Jangula, Edyth Brown, or Laura Johnson. We would love to have you join us for lunch and fellowship. HOSPITALITY MINISTRY MEETING Feb. 8, 2015 at 9:15 am If you ve signed up to be part of the Hospitality Ministry (bake bread, prepare welcome bags, follow-up with visitors, plan welcome receptions, etc.) please mark your calendars for a very important organizational meeting SUNDAY, FEB. 8 TH starting at 9:15 in Battin Hall. This includes greeters and ushers, who are a very important part of our hospitality outreach. Questions? Contact Mike Harding, or mharding@mmitv.com.

8 Page 8 Music Notes by Marqua Brunette, Director of Choirs The Nativity Scene It always seems appropriate to begin the New Year by thanking all of the dedicated choir members and musicians who helped to make our Advent and Christmas services so special. As their Director, I offer my sincerest thanks to each and every one of them from the bottom of my heart! They did an outstanding job and their hard work and dedication were well worth it. The Children s Choir sang beautifully for the Lessons and Carols service and out did themselves singing on Pajama Sunday, not to mention Christmas Eve. It was a very busy December for all of the children and they rose to the occasions. Whether they are robed in their red choir robes, pajamas, or pageant costumes, they sing with complete abandon and delight. They take their music ministry very seriously and love sharing their song! I am also blessed with a wonderful group of parents always ready to lend an extra hand. Now we set our sights on preparing to sing for future Sundays ahead. If your child has not participated in Children s Choir so far and wishes to do so, this is a great time to start because we begin all new music. Lessons and Carols was an incredibly beautiful evening of music and word lessons were read and heard, music sung, and word and lessons put into action right before our eyes. Our attendance was outstanding. Once again we garnered wonderful publicity prior, along with our reputation for this special service. The highlight of this was receiving three front page color photos from the service in The News Herald the following morning! Special thanks are extended to everyone who participated from greeters to readers to voices to acolytes to fabulous musicians to soloists and to all who helped in every way bless you and thank you! Every part of the evening is important altar preparations, programs printed, flowers arranged, food ordered, tables set, floors swept and areas cleaned. This is a team effort and event and thanks go to all who assisted in any and all ways. Our efforts were well received - it was glorious! The biggest challenge was the flu and virus bugs which kept several members from not being able to sing with us that night, not to mention those who were sick and had to miss rehearsals along the way. Again this year for Lessons and Carols, both of our adult choirs, The Rite One and s, joined in song, making for a large and full choir with 20 voices. We worked on this music for months and it showed. There were comments about it being the best one ever so we were all very pleased and gratified. Christmas Eve was also an evening with beautiful music by our and many musicians. The night was filled with the glory of Christ s birth in all of our musical offerings. Last of all, my thanks turn to God for giving us His Son, whose birth inspired such beautiful music and scripture and for our gift of music for sharing that blessed story. Ash Wednesday is February 18 th so Lent begins rather early this year. That means we must start working on Lenten music right away. As in past years, the Chancel Choir will be singing for the evening Ash Wednesday service. This is always a very meaningful service for all who participate and attend. ***** We continue to invite you to join us. YOUR voice is welcome to join one of our fine choirs! We have much music to sing and Sundays come every seven days! We look forward to seeing you at one of these rehearsals: The Thursday evenings in the church from 6:30 8:30 PM and Sunday mornings from 9:30 10:15 AM The Rite One Choir Thursday evenings in the church from 5:30 6:30 PM The Children s Choir Wednesday afternoons in the Choir Office from 4:00 5:10 PM May each of you have a blessed New Year and keep a song in your heart!

9 January/February 2015 Page 8 Children s Ministry January/February 2015 by Beverly McDaniel Jan. Sun. School 9:15 In Kids, Kingdom 4 Beverly McDaniel Children s Church 10:30 In Kids Kingdom after the children s sermon at the beginning of the worship service. They return to big church for communion. The Nativity Story Judy Bennett Beverly McDaniel Nursery 8:00-11:30 Younger children enjoy being in the nursery with Abby Dingus and our faithful nursery Volunteers. Teresa Durgan ,, Epiphany: The Wise Men Seek Jesus and Bring Gifts Trey Hutt Charlie Commander ,, Watch Your Mouth Sharon Carroll Tiffany Ennis Kaew Sumpton Kathy Brust No program. Annual Parish Meeting and Breakfast Keeping the Peace Casey Cole Holly Melzer Sandy Ciccarelli Feb. Sunday School 9:15 Children s Church 10:30 Nursery 8:00-11:30 1 Souper Bowl Sunday Wear your favorite team s shirt or colors and bring soup for the Backpacks Jesus is Tempted Trey Hutt Charlie Commander Sandy Ciccarelli Beverly McDaniel Bear One Another s Burdens Karen Shores Candace Leebrick ,, Healing the Official s Son Kathy Brust Florencia Pereira ,, Healing the Man Born Blind Casey Cole Sharon Carroll Kaew Sumpton Pat Spangler Teresa Durgan Being with children during the Christmas season is wonderful. Seeing them enjoy A Morning with St. Nicholas, wearing and sharing pajamas in church, and participating in the Christmas Pageant was made even better by the belief that they are building a foundation of memories and knowledge of the meaning and traditions of Christmas in church. Abundant thanks go to our parents and volunteers for their attitudes of cooperation and contributions of time, talents, and treasure. In addition, many thanks are offered to all who let our performers and readers know how very special, valued, and loved they are here at Holy Nativity. Mark your calendars for more upcoming events that appeal to children. Although the young children may not be as interested in the business of the Annual Parish Meeting on January 25, they do love the breakfast, and the nursery will be open for them. On Souper Bowl Sunday we get to dress to support our favorite teams and bring soup to support two of our Outreach Ministries, Backpacks and the Food Bank. Remember too that the Wednesday Evening programs are fun for the children. At five-thirty, come join us. Beverly McDaniel

10 Page 10 The Nativity Scene 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday The 2nd Sunday after Christmas Day 8:00 am - Holy 9:15 am - Sunday School Choir 5:30 pm-efm 5:30 pm-five-thirty service and dinner 5:30 pm-youth Group 8 2:00 pm - 8:30 pm Supper at Grace volunteer work One Choir The 1st Sunday after the Epiphany 8:00 am - Holy 9:15 am - Christian Education for all ages 1:30 pm-feed My Sheep Cooking :00 pm-efm Alumni Dinner and program 14 Choir 5:30 pm-efm 5:30 pm-five-thirty service and dinner 5:30 pm-youth Group 15 One Choir The 2nd Sunday after the Epiphany :00 am - Holy 9:15 am - Christian Education for all ages Choir 5:30 pm-efm 5:30 pm-five-thirty service and dinner 5:30 pm-youth Group One Choir 5:30 pm - Wine Women and Backpacks! 25 The 3rd Sunday after the Epiphany 8:00 am - Holy 9:15 am - Annual Meeting 26 Book Club 5:30 pm-panera Bread 6:30 pm-parish House Choir 5:30 pm-efm 5:30 pm-five-thirty service and dinner 29 One Choir :30 pm-youth Group

11 January/February 2015 Worship Lay Ministry Schedule for January 2015 Jan. 4, 2015 Jan. 11, 2015 Jan. 18, 2015 Jan. 25, 2015 Altar Guild: Monica Philips, Mary Mittiga, and David Burris Altar Guild: Nancy Hebert and Inge Churchill Altar Guild: Max and Joyce Dannecker, Gene and Kathleen Wicker Altar Guild: Nancy Dingus and Inge Churchill Page 10 8:00 am: Larry and Kay Young 10:30 am: Sandy Ciccarelli 8:00 am: Betty Heminway 10:30 am: Tony and Jenny Collier 8:00 am: Monica and Alex Phillips 10:30 am: Sue White and Mary Ellen Harding 8:00 am: Ursula Hixson 10:30 am: Charlie and Cassie Commander 8:00 am: Terry Jangula and Tim Pride 10:30 am: Dick and Nancy Hebert 8:00 am: Suzanne Grossman and Theresa Townsend 8:00 am: Sue Nelson and Jerry Darnell 10:30 am: Charles and Mary Bonham 8:00 am: Lou and Inge Churchill 8:00 am: Tim Phillips and Dawn Johnson 10:30 am: Steve Dick and Bill Bradford 8:00 am: Karen Tucker and Byron Matthews 8:00 am: Jim Hixson and Parker McClellan 10:30 am: Max and Joyce Dannecker 8:00 am: Gayle Ahrens and Gene Wicker 10:30 am: Brian Leebrick and Edyth Brown 10:30 am: Stewart Sumpton and Joyce Dannecker 10:30 am: Joyce Dannecker and Scott Clemons 10:30 am: Joe Ciccarelli and Nancy Breland 8:00 am: Lauren Stewart and Wes McClellan 8:00 am: Wes McClellan and Madelyn Reeder 8:00 am: Lauren Stewart and Wes McClellan 8:00 am: Wes McClellan and Madelyn Reeder 10:30 am: Drew Dickey, Morgan Williams, Ashytn Williams, Andrew Collier, Shelby and Stevens Roberson 10:30 am: Jack Thompson, Jacob Brock, Michael Watts, Paul Brust, Hannah Hickman 10:30 am: Sean Dickey, Ginny Leebrick, Chappell Syfrett, Kate Leebrick, Beka Leebrick 10:30 am: Ben Bradford, James Thompson, Camryn Commander, Grace Ennis, Joseph Thompson Rich Doran Tom Ledman Beverly McDaniel Michael Lovchuk Mary Bonham Teresa Durgan Barbara Knowles Natasha Lithway Only if you are unable to find a replacement for the day you are scheduled, please call your lay ministry leader. : Mike Harding Altar Guild: Inge Churchill /Lectors: 8 a.m. Gayle Ahrens :30 a.m. Edyth Brown /: Terry Jangula Madge Smith

12 222 North Bonita Avenue Panama City, FL (850) Website: The Nativity Scene is the newsletter of Holy Nativity Episcopal Church. The deadline for announcements and articles is the 15th each month prior to publication. DIOCESE OF THE CENTRAL GULF COAST The Rt. Rev. Philip M. Duncan II - Bishop The Rev. Steven B. Bates - Rector The Rev. Tom Weller, Associate CHURCH STAFF THE VESTRY Fr. Steve Bates - Rector Henry Breland Edyth Brown Joe Ciccarelli Jr. Warden Carolyn Cramer Mark Godwin - Treasurer Michele Hahn Sr. Warden Mike Harding Betty Grammer Brian Leebrick Chris Mills Hercules Pettis Madge Smith - Clerk Stewart Sumpton Todd Williams Youth Director - Andrew Jeffery Children s CE Director - Beverly McDaniel Administrative Assistant - Madge Smith Director of Choirs - Marqua Brunette Church Organist - John Durgan Church Bookkeeper Kathy Mills Sexton - James Rahn Nursery Attendants - Brynn Ledman, Emily Brock, Abigail Dingus SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES Sunday 8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist - Rite I * 9:15 a.m. - Adult and Youth CE, Children s Sunday School (Sept. - May) 10:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist - Rite II** Wednesday 5:30 pm - five-thirty Eucharist * and programs *Nursery Provided **Children s Church and Nursery Provided

13 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 The 4th Sun after the Epiphany SOUPER BOWL SUNDAY 8:00 am - Holy 9:15 am - Sunday School :00 am-bible Study 4 Choir 5:30 pm-efm 5:30 pm-five-thirty service and dinner 5:30 pm-youth Group 5 One Choir The 5th Sun after the Epiphany 8:00 am - Holy 9:15 am-hospitality Comm. Meeting 9:15 am - Christian Education for all ages :00 am-bible Study 6:00 pm-efm Alumni Dinner and program 11 Choir 5:30 pm-efm 5:30 pm-five-thirty service and dinner 5:30 pm-youth Group 12 2:00 pm: Volunteer time at Supper at Grace One Choir The Last Sun after the Epiphany 8:00 am - Holy 9:15 am - Christian Education for all ages 9:15 am-vestry Meeting :00 am-bible Study 5:30 pm-shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper and Cajun Fest! 18 7:30 am-ash Wednesday Service Choir 6:00 pm-ash Wednesday Service 19 One Choir 5:30 pm - Wine Women and Backpacks! Diocesan Convention 22 The 1st Sun in Lent :00 am - Holy 9:15 am - Christian Education for all ages Book Club 5:30 pm-panera Bread 6:30 pm-parish House 10:00 am-bible Study 5:45 pm-the Church Ladies Backpack Team Choir 5:30 pm-efm 5:30 pm-five-thirty Service. Lenten Soup Supper and Program One Choir 5:30 pm-youth Group

14 Worship Lay Ministry Schedule for February 2015 Feb. 1, 2015 Feb. 8, 2015 Feb. 15, 2015 Feb. 22, 2015 Altar Guild: Nancy Breland, Victoria Williams, Rhonda Miller Altar Guild: Mary Bonham, Lisa McLendon, Marla Churchill Altar Guild: Amy Russell, Barbara Knowles, Inge Churchill Altar Guild: Tim and Monica Phillips, Mary Mittiga, David Burris 8:00 am: Dorbre McMullen 10:30 am: Tony and Jenny Collier 8:00 am: Larry and Kay Young 10:30 am: Sandy Ciccarelli 8:00 am: Betty Heminway 10:30 am: Sue White and Mary Ellen Harding 8:00 am: Monica and Alex Phillips 10:30 am: Charlie and Cassie Commander 8:00 am: Dan and Laura Johnson 8:00 am: Terry Jangula and Tim Pride 8:00 am: Susan Nelson and Jerry Darnell 8:00 am: Tim Phillips and Dawn Johnson 10:30 am: John Thompson and Chris Mills 8:00 am: Suzanne Grossman and Theresa Townsent 10:30 am: Russell and Beth Brock 8:00 am: Lou and Inge Churchill 10:30 am: Mark and Nina Godwin 8:00 am: Karen Tucker and Byron Matthews 10:30 am: Dick and Nancy Hebert 8:00 am: Gayle Ahrens and Gene Wicker 10:30 am: Mike Dickey and Stewart Sumpton 10:30 am: Joyce Dannecker and Todd Williams 10:30 am: Scott Clemons and Nancy Breland 10:30 am: Joe Ciccarelli and Kelly Roberson 8:00 am: Lauren Stewart and Wes McClellan 8:00 am: Wes McClellan and Madelyn Reeder 8:00 am: Lauren Stewart and Wes McClellan 8:00 am: Wes McClellan and Madelyn Reeder 10:30 am: Drew Dickey, Morgan Williams, Ashtn Williams, Andrew Collier, Shelby Roberson, Stevens Roberson 10:30 am: Jack Thompson, Jacob Brock, Michael Watts, Paul Brust, Hannah Hickman 10:30 am: Sean Dickey, Ginny Leebrick, Chappell Syfrett, Kate Leebrick, Beka Leebrick 10:30 am: Ben Bradford, James Thompson, Camryn Commander, Grace Ennis, Joseph Thompson Lisa McLendon Daniel Melzer Holly Melzer Mary Ellen Pettis Nancy Hebert Candace Leebrick Mary Bonham Teresa Durgan Only if you are unable to find a replacement for the day you are scheduled, please call your lay ministry leader. : Mike Harding Altar Guild: Inge Churchill /Lectors: 8 a.m. Gayle Ahrens :30 a.m. Edyth Brown /: Terry Jangula Madge Smith