An open and affirming congregation of the United Church of Christ

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1 An open and affirming congregation of the United Church of Christ The Feast of All Saints and Souls Stewardship Month #PrayItForward Service of Holy Communion Farewell Service for Rev. Jim Mitulski November 4, 2018 at 10 am

2 Welcome to our worship service. Please join us for refreshments and time for fellowship immediately following the service. PRELUDE GATHERING SONG (see insert) Meditation Franz Schubert ( ) We Are Called ANNOUNCEMENTS CONGREGATIONAL GREETING OPENING PRAYER The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God our Mother and Father, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. AND ALSO WITH YOU. Let us pray Almighty God, you have knit together your elect in one communion and fellowship in the mystical body of your Son Christ our Lord: Give us grace so to follow your blessed saints in all virtuous and godly living, that we may come to those ineffable joys that you have prepared for those who truly love you; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who with you and the Holy Spirit lives and reigns, one God, in glory everlasting. Amen. *PROCESSIONAL HYMN #299 (Black, New Century) ANTHEM A Selection of Readings for All Saints and All Souls Day For All the Saints In This Very Room Once in a While Choir 1 Corinthians 15:51-57 Listen, I will tell you a mystery! We will not all die, but we will all be changed, in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised imperishable, and we will be changed. For this perishable body must put on imperishability, and this mortal body must put on immortality. When this perishable body puts on imperishability, and this mortal body puts on immortality, then the saying that is written will be fulfilled: Death has been swallowed up in victory. Where, O death, is your victory? Where, O death, is your sting? The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. 2

3 Revelation 21:1-6 Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth; for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. And I saw the holy city, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, See, the home of God is among mortals. God will dwell with them as their God; they will be God s peoples, and God will be with them; God will wipe every tear from their eyes. Death will be no more; mourning and crying and pain will be no more, for the first things have passed away. And the one who was seated on the throne said, See, I am making all things new. Also this one said, Write this, for these words are trustworthy and true. Then this one said to me, It is done! I am the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. To the thirsty I will give water as a gift from the spring of the water of life. MUSIC FOR MEDITATION Arlington by Wailing Jennys (for reference poem to Arlington by Wailing Jennys) Where do you go little bird When it snows, when it snows When the world turns to sleep Do you know, do you know Is there something in the wind Breathes a chill in your heart and life in your wings Does it whisper 'start again' Start again Where is the sun in the night Is it cold, is it cold Does it feel left behind All alone, all alone Does it wander through the dark Does it wait for the dawn, wish on a star Does it stray very far Very far Where is your home restless wind Is it there, is it here Do you search for a place to belong Search in vain, search in fear Or is your spirit everywhere Is your voice every tree Your soul of the air If there's no home is there no death Is there no death Songwriters: Tara Nicole (Nicky) Mehta 3

4 SERMON Rev. Jim Mitulski OFFERING OF TITHES AND GIFTS In each of our pews today is a black friendship book which we encourage you to fill out and pass to the person next to you during the offering. If you have been with us before, just put down your name, but if you are new today, please let us know who you are. Thanks! Offertory Anthem More Love Mark Miller Shepherd s Staff and Chancel Choirs Doxology Praise God from whom all blessings flow, Praise God, all creatures here below, Praise God above, ye heavenly host, Creator, Christ, and Holy Ghost. Amen. Prayer of Dedication CELEBRATION OF HOLY COMMUNION God is with you AND ALSO WITH YOU Let us lift up our hearts WE LIFT THEM UP TO GOD Let us give God thanks and praise IT IS A GOOD AND JOYFUL THING TO DO It is a good and joyful thing to do, always and everywhere to give you thanks, Loving God, creator of heaven and earth We thank you for the lives of our loved ones, near and far, past and present, all those whom we love but no longer see. And we remember these people by name (we invite you to share aloud the names of our loved ones) Therefore we join our voices with angels and archangels, and all the company of heaven who forever sing this hymn to proclaim the glory of your names: HYMN #793 (Black, New Century) Santo, santo, santo, mi corazón te adora! Mi corazón te sabe decir: santo eres Dios. Holy, holy, holy, my heart, my heart adores you! 4

5 My heart is glad to say the words: you are holy God. Words of Institution Prayer of Consecration As a sign of unity we pray together the prayer of Jesus Our Father and Mother in heaven, hallowed be your Name, your reign come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us. Save us from the time of trial, and deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever. Amen. Sharing of the Bread and Cup EVERYONE is welcome to receive the Bread and Cup. You don't need to be a member of this church or any church. Come forward at the direction of the usher. Pick up a piece of glutenfree bread,, and dip it in the cup. If you are not sure what to do, ask, and we are glad to explain. The cup contains grape juice. Children of any age may receive if their parents are comfortable, or you may bring them forward and we will give them a simple blessing. Everyone is welcome, without exception. If you would like communion brought to you, let the usher know and we are happy to bring it to you in your seat. Communion Music (You are welcome to sing these hymns during communion) Amazing Grace (see insert) A Place At the Table (see insert) Reprise of In This Very Room In this very room there's quite enough love for all the world, 5

6 And in this very room there's quite enough joy for all the world, And there's quite enough hope and quite enough power to chase away any gloom, For Jesus, Lord Jesus... is in this very room. Prayer after Communion Father and Mother of all, we give you thanks and praise, that when we were still far off you met us in your Son and brought us home. Dying and living, he declared your love, gave us grace, and opened the gate of glory. May we who share Christ s body live his risen life; we who drink his cup bring life to others; we whom the Spirit lights give light to the world. Keep us firm in the hope you have set before us, so we and all your children shall be free, and the whole earth live to praise your name; through Christ our Lord. Amen. Liturgy of Release and Prayer for Rev. Mitulski Moderator: Our church family is constantly changing. People come and go. Babies are born. Children grow up. People commit themselves to one another. Loved ones and friends among us come to the end of their lives. Individuals move into our communities and church life. Others leave us, moving away to new places, new experiences, and new opportunities. It is important and right that we recognize these times of passage, of endings and beginnings. This morning we lift up the ministry of Rev. Jim Mitulski and we share this time of farewell with him. RECOGNITION OF THE END Deacon: In August, 2016, Rev. Jim Mitulski began his service as pastor of this church. Reverend Mitulski: I thank the Congregational Church of Needham, its members and friends, for the love, kindness, and support shown me these last 2 years. I ask forgiveness for the mistakes I have made. I am grateful for the ways my leadership has been accepted. As I leave, I carry with me all that I have learned here. Congregation: We receive your thankfulness, offer forgiveness, and accept that you now leave to minister elsewhere. We express our gratitude for your time among us. We ask your forgiveness for our mistakes. Your influence on our faith and faithfulness will not leave us at your departure. Reverend Mitulski: I forgive you and accept your gratitude, trusting that our time together and our parting are pleasing to God. 6

7 VOWS OF RELEASE Deacon: Do you, the members and friends of The Congregational Church of Needham, release Rev. Jim Mitulski from the duties of pastor? People: We do, with the help of God. Deacon: Do you offer your encouragement for his ministry as it unfolds in new ways? People: We do, with the help of God. Deacon: Do you, Rev. Jim Mitulski, release the Congregational Church of Needham from turning to you and depending on you? Reverend Mitulski: I do, with the help of God. Deacon: Do you offer your encouragement for the continued ministry here and for the relationship with another who will come to serve? Reverend Mitulski: I do, with the help of God. People: Thanks be to God. Moderator: God of all life, beginnings and endings, we turn to you in gratitude for the faithful ministry enacted here. We are thankful for the fruits of the partnership between this congregation and Rev. Jim Mitulski. We know you are pleased with the journey that has been taken and steps that yet lie ahead informed by this shared ministry. Bless each and every one as they bid goodbye and take up your service in different places. May all that was said and done here blossom and flourish to bring your realm ever more fully here on earth. In Christ s name we pray. Amen. *CLOSING HYMN (see insert) Sing the wondrous love of Jesus BENEDICTION CHORAL BENEDICTION POSTLUDE Peace I Leave with You William Wurges Sortie Louis Lefebure-Wely 7

8 Worship Assistant: Kathleen Carpenter Deacons: Sue Cotton, Scott Stewart, Paul Brown Communion Servers: Philip Gotwals, Patty Morrison, Dibby Moder Flower Delivery: Joanne Seiden Flowers: Janet Rubenstein Ushers: Jim Leighton, Rich Weitzel, Robert Kennedy The flowers on the altar are given to the Glory of God and in celebration of Rev. Jim Mitulski by the church for his work and dedication as senior interim minister. A special thank you to the Board of Directors for hosting our delicious coffee hour today. 8

9 Update from the Board of Directors Introducing our Bridge Minister On November 5, 2018, Rev. Rick Chrisman will join us to serve as our Senior Minister until Rev. John Gage arrives on January 2, Rick was recommended to us by Rev. Wendy Vanderhart, our conference minister. Rick is a retired UCC minister living in Brighton with his wife Cindy. He served 14 years in campus ministry (Princeton, Tufts, and Skidmore) and 17 years in urban parish ministry, including 7 years as Associate Minister at Old South Church in Boston and 5 years as Minister at Central Congregational UCC in Jamaica Plain. Rick has a lifelong interest in religion and the arts, particularly in how churches can expand their mission outreach through the arts. Presently, Rick teaches two nights a week in a Boston Public School GED program, located in Madison Park Technical H.S., Roxbury. Coincidentally, Rick preached once before at our church, in 1999, as part of our ONA process. Please be sure and introduce yourself to Rick once he arrives Ministerial Transitions As we journey through a period of transition in our pastoral relationships, please keep our community and our ministers in your prayers. The Board of Directors and Board of Deacons want you to know of these upcoming dates and events: Sunday, November 4- Stewardship Kickoff and Rev. Jim Mitulski s last Sunday worship with us where we will end our pastoral relationship through a service of release. Monday, November 5- Bridge Senior Minister, Rev. Rick Chrisman begins his ministry with us. He will serve as our Senior minister and as such will lead worship (with Rev. Heike Werder through December 2), provide pastoral care, participate in the governance and activities of the church and supervise the staff. Saturday, December 1 - Celebration Dinner of Rev. Heike Werder s ministry. Sunday, December 2- Rev. Heike Werder s last Sunday worship with us where we will end our pastoral relationship through a service of release; our Conference Minister, Rev. Wendy Vanderhart will participate. Thursdays, December 6, 13, & 20 Advent lunches with Rev. Rick Chrisman. Tuesday, January 1 Rev. John Gage begins as our Senior Minister. Sunday, January 6- Rev. Gage s first Sunday with us; congregational lunch to follow worship. 9

10 Church Covenant We strive to be a joyful, welcoming Christian Community. We seek to be faithful in a world torn by suffering, injustice, oppression, and war. We are inspired by God, Christ s Ministry, and the examples of other faithful people. We join together in worship and song, fellowship, study, and mission to embrace the risks and challenges of continuing Christ s ministry We struggle to live out our faith in the world by furthering justice and peace, witnessing to the truth, and proclaiming God s love and mercy for all people. Open and Affirming Statement As a covenant community we are committed to the belief that all people are created equal before God. In affirmation of the inclusive love of Christ Jesus, we welcome persons of any race, gender, age, sexual orientation, ability and economic circumstance to full participation in our community life and ministry. We strive to reflect these beliefs in the language and content of our worship and in our lives together. (This statement adopted in 2000, reflects the welcome of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender people and their friends and families.) You re Invited to Maddie s Ordination! Maddie will be ordained into ministry in the United Church of Christ during a worship service on Sunday, November 11 at 3:00 PM at the North Branford Congregational Church, UCC 1680 Foxon Road, North Branford, CT A reception (with New Haven-style pizza!) will follow in the church s Fellowship Hall. Maddie s mom, Jennifer, if you ll be able to join us: bellmad1@aol.com Children of all ages will be joyfully welcomed into the intergenterational worship service. The sanctuary is accessible via the playground ramp; the Fellowship Hall is accessible via an elevator. There is plenty of free parking available on church street (behind the church building/green). 10

11 2018 Collections* 10/28/2018= $6,102 10/28/2018 Worship Attendance = 80 people October Electronic Pledge Amount: $11, Please contact the church office or office@needhamucc.org to find out how you can give electronically. *Collection amount does not include additional pledges received electronically. Our current pledge amount for 2018 is $392,968. This represents a budget shortfall of $57,032 for the year. The Board is responsible for the overall administrative life of the church including buildings, finances, personnel and the overall health of the church. Moderator: Jackie Allen Clerk: Jane Brand Term Ends 2019: Jim Conroy, Diane Rees, Kristin Mollerus, Keith McClelland Term Ends 2020: Howard Sesso, Barbra Morton, Amanda Angel Term Ends 2021: Craig Morrison, Scott Lively, Amy Hurley The Deacons are responsible for the spiritual life and well-being of the church. Term Ends 2019: Rick Devereux, Dibby Moder, Scott Stewart, Carol Miller, Jean Veigas Term Ends 2020: Kevin Blume, Paul Brown, Sue Cotton, Lucy Slosser Term Ends 2021: Jim Ruetenik, Phil Gotwals, KM Abraham, Patty Morrison, Janet Rubenstein The Outreach Committee advocates to the church and its members about important issues relating to social justice in our church, community, city state and the world. They provide opportunities to volunteer and guide us in financial giving. We aim to give 15% of our income from pledges to the church to Outreach financial giving. Term Ends 2019: Bill Rees, Fred Moder, Hiroko Hardebeck, Lynn Gotwals, Term Ends 2020: Carol Brown, Mi Herzog, Tom Mollerus Term Ends 2021: Connie Kaufman The PRC is an independent group that supports and maintains an open and healthy relationship between the Minister(s) and Members of the Congregation. The PRC does not take the place of communications between the Members and the Minister(s), but rather helps those who need advice and assistance with such communications. Members: Tom Mollerus, Fred Moder, Martha Lamb 11

12 Welcome to all who are new or here for the first time! If you are interested in learning more about our church, please Rev. Jim at Rev Heike at or call the office at to set up a conversation. For updates on church life, our family ministries, Christian Education and Youth Ministries follow us on Instagram Congregational Church of Needham UCC on on Twitter Please silence your cell phone before attending the service. You can Check In on Facebook and let people know you are here. Feel free to Tweet, Snapchat, or Instagram during the service. If you would like or need a hearing device an usher will be able to assist you. Children s Childcare is offered for infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers in the Nursery located downstairs during the service. Rev. Jim Mitulski s Office Hours Please contact the church office to schedule an appointment during his office hours of Tuesday & Wednesday 2 6pm; Thursday 2 5pm Evening hours are also available by appointment. *If these mes do not work for you please contact the office for alternate availability. Interim Senior Minister The Rev. Jim Mitulski RevJim@needhamucc.org , ext. 106 Associate Minister The Rev. Heike Werder RevHeike@needhamucc.org , ext. 105 Director of Children &Youth Ministries Madelyn Foster Youth@needhamucc.org , ext. 104 Organist/Accompanist Sangyoung Kim Housekeeper Sanira Alchaar Staff Church Administrator Danielle Jurdan Office@needhamucc.org , ext. 101 Office Assistant & Bookkeeper Cindy Sullivan Office2@needhamucc.org , ext. 100 Music Director Valerie Becker musicdirector@needhamucc.org Handyman Bill Donovan The Congregational Church of Needham 1154 Great Plain Avenue Needham, Massachusetts Facebook: Congrega onal Church of Needham UCC Twi Instagram: needhamucc of ice@needhamucc.org The Rev. Dr. Paul Clayton, Pastor Emeritus 12

13 ANNOUNCEMENTS & EVENTS November 4, 2018 Altar Flower Donations wanted for November 25th Whether to honor a loved one or celebrate a special occasion, an opportunity awaits to accommodate your wishes. Anyone interested may contact the church office at or office@needhamucc.org Additionally, an altar flower donation form can be found in the circular rack in the Narthex. TODAY: Theology Makeover Rev. Heike is leading an Adult Education Class on a Theology Makeover. We are discussing a book by Martin Thielen What s the least I can believe and still be a Christian A Guide to What matters most. If the title piques your curiosity, this class is for you. Theology is such a big topic, and we all have our own theologies. The book invites us to take a look at 10 things Christians don t need to Believe in part one, and part two gives us 10 things Christians do need to Believe. The list could be and often is longer, but these 10 are a good start for a solid base for any Christian. TODAY: Join Ali Durbin and Edwin Canil at November 4 th Guatemala Partnership Mtg., 11:30 am Ali Durbin and her husband Edwin Canil (from Santa María Tzejá) will attend the Sunday, November 4 th Guatemala Partnership meeting (11:30 am, Church Library). We hope you'll join us. Edwin is President of the AJR (Association for Justice and Reconciliation) in Guatemala, an organization that seeks justice for victims and survivors of genocide in the country s internal armed conflict, which included the destruction of Santa María Tzejá in He will share his experience and thoughts on the recent genocide ruling in the Guatemalan courts and its implications for the future. Environmental Ministry Team - The Green Needham Collaborative and League of Women Voters is hosting the Go Green Needham Expo on Saturday, November 10 from 10am-4pm at Needham Town Hall. It is a family friendly event where you can see and test Electric Vehicles, Electric Bikes, electric lawn mowers and leaf blowers, kids can build and race solar powered cars, learn about how switching to renewable energy sources like solar and geothermal can cut CO2 emissions and save money and so much more. You can learn more about this informative and fun event at SAVE THE DATE for an all-church celebratory potluck dinner honoring Rev. Heike on Saturday, December 1st, 6-9 pm. Details to follow in a few weeks, but MARK YOUR CALEN- DAR so you don t miss this special occasion. As the Christmas season approaches, do you find yourself humming Deck the Halls in the shower? This year, join us and sing in the Christmas Concert. We will be singing carols from a number of different countries. Rehearsals will be on Sunday, Oct PM, Sunday, 13

14 Nov PM, Sunday Nov :30-1:30 PM, and possibly Sunday Nov :30 PM. Our dress rehearsal is Thurs. Nov.29 7:00-9:00 PM. The Concert will be on Dec. 2 at 4:00 PM with a warm up for singers at 2:30 PM. Come join in the fun!! The Music Committee is planning ahead for the Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 2 at 4 PM. Mark your calendar for a beautiful afternoon of Christmas music and carols. Sponsors for this program are greatly appreciated. If you would like to donate, please debabraham@comcast.net or call the office. Heike has nourished our body and souls for years. One way in which we can say thank you is to nourish her back by supplying lunch for her & the other staff or taking her to lunch. I've set up the website ( starting the week of Oct 9th until she leaves. - Search for Heike Lunches Once in simply sign up for a date by tapping on the calendar. If you have any questions or want me to reserve a spot on your behalf please text or call me at Choir If you enjoy the music at church and like to sing the choir invites you to join them. We practice one evening a month (the first Thursday) and before church on Sunday at 8:30. Come and try it out. We enjoy making music for Sunday services and have a great time together. No long commitment is required. Sing for a Sunday or a season or all year long, but SING. No reservations required just show up any first 7:30 pm ( Choir Room) or Sunday 8:30 am (Sanctuary). Youth Choir Come sing with us!!! Youth Choir rehearsals are Sunday afternoons. Younger Group - 11:30-12; Older Group - 12:00-1:00 Looking forward to working with everyone! Yummy snacks for Coffee Hour! We invite you to host or co-host a Sunday! Families and individuals are invited to sign up for a Sunday to provide the food. You can use this opportunity to celebrate someone s birthday, anniversary or honor a person in your family or an occasion by providing goodies for coffee hour. Your sponsorship will be mentioned in the bulletin. The office has set up an online sign-up form at go/10c0844a8aa23a2fd0-coffee or you can simply call the office to do so. Please call the office if you have any questions at Community Dinners coincide with monthly Baby Basics Diaper distribution. Volunteers are invited to join in our effort to provide a healthy dinner for our guests and members of the church on the following dates: November 6, and December 4, Volunteers are welcome to help with setting up, cooking the main meal, serving, visiting and eating with our Baby Basics families, and clean up. Please contact Rev. Heike or Diana Conroy (revheike@needhamucc.org ; conroyjd@rcn.com) if you are interested in helping out. 14

15 Volunteer Opportunity for Baby Basics We are looking for a person who can host the distribution table on the first Tuesday of every month. This entails giving families diapers from 6-7 pm, dinner provided for you and your family. Contact Jennifer Haggerty at jenniferhaggerty@hotmail.com for more information or to volunteer. Noah s Ark Preschool is in the process of enrolling children for the school year! Preschool programs at Noah s Ark are for children who are 2 and 9 months by Sept 1 through 5 year-olds. Noah s Ark offers priority enrollment to returning students, siblings, and Congregational Church of Needham members, respectively, now through November 19 th. If you would like to tour the school and receive more information, please call Laurie Davis at Tours are being scheduled for early November. Additional information can be gathered from the school s website at: Village Fair News The Village Fair will be held on November 17 from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. We are having most of the same favorites from years past: Timeless Treasures, Bake Sale, Garden Fence, Silent Auction, Used Books, Elf Shop, Vintage Jewelry, the Handcrafts Boutique, and our beloved Café. Many hands will be needed to help make this fair a success- it remains a solid fundraiser for the church. The Village Fair Crew will be recruiting help for the days leading up to the Fair, the day of the Fair and for the clean-up. We will start having the sign-up sheets at Fellowship Hour during the next Sundays leading up to the Fair. Please look at your calendar for November 17 and 18 and sign up for a small block of time or two to make this happen! If you would like to help out or contribute to our efforts, please call or Diana Conroy ( or conroyjd@rcn.com) If you have Attic Treasures or books to donate please let me know that you are putting them on the stage so that they can be appropriately stored. The stage is a shared space with paying tenants, so organization is a must! Silent Auction items needed! Wanted: Sports tickets, theater tickets, weekend getaways, kid friendly items/experiences, tech gadgets, experiences or adventures - think bike ride, fishing trip, voice/guitar/drum lessons, babysitting, personal yoga/fitness sessions - be creative! Contact Caryl or Sue, soon! carylgjohnson@gmail.com, suegturner1@comcast.net. Start thinking about pies breads cookies bars jams or jelly to make for bake goods table. Please let Carol Miller know (millerc291@verizon.net) CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AND YOUTH MINISTRIES Sunday School Classroom Assistants Wanted Volunteers are needed to help in the classrooms. Want to help our kids learn about the stories of our faith and embody the wider church community in the classroom? Sign up at tinyurl.com/needhamsundayschool. 15

16 Sunday November 4th Day Light Savings Time Ends Jim s Last Sunday! Monday November 5th Tuesday November 6th Sunday November 11th Veteran s Day Maddie s Ordination Monday November 12th Wednesday November 14th Thursday November 15th Saturday November 17th Sunday November 18th 8:30 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:00 pm 3:00 pm 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary Worship; Stewardship Kick-Off, Sanctuary Theology Make Over-Adult Ed, Linden Hall Guatemala Partnership Meeting, Library Chimer Rehearsal, Sanctuary Youth Choir, Choir Room Chancel Choir Christmas Concert Rehearsal Junior High Youth Group Senior High Youth Group 9:15 am Cancer Support Group, Reception Room 6:00 pm Community Dinner, Linden Hall 8:30 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 7:00 pm 7:15 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary Theology Make Over-Adult Ed, Library Worship, Sanctuary Mindful Meditation,, Chapel Chimer Rehearsal, Sanctuary Youth Choir, Choir Room Veteran s Day Office Closed Board Meeting, Library EMT Meeting, Reception Room 7:00 pm Deacon s Meeting, Library 6:15 pm 7:00 pm Chimer Rehearsal, Sanctuary Chancel Choir Practice, Linden AB 9:30 am Village Fair 8:15 am 8:30 am 10:00 am 11:00 am 11:30 am 5:30 pm Men s Breakfast, Library Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary Worship, Sanctuary Village Fair Chimer Rehearsal, Sanctuary Christmas Concert Rehearsal Youth and Family Potluck Dinner 16

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