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1 January 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the Pastor 2 From the church office 3 Spiritual decluttering 4 Music Ministry/WUMW 5 WUMC/January Events 6 WUMC Advent Workshop 7 WUMC Children & Youth 8 Windcrest Day School 9 January Mission Focus WUMC Outreach Membership 15 Staff infor 16 Wifi- WUMC-Guest password: disciples Like us on Facebook: Instagram: windcrestunitedmethodistchurch Twitter: windcrestumc 1/January 2019

2 New Year Greetings From Pastor Jim McClain 100 day report (More or Less) Our first 100 days together have been exciting and wonderful for me. I have enjoyed getting to know many of you though the cottage meetings, serving together and watching you lead a variety of worship experiences. Through over 20 small group Cottage meetings including close to 200 individuals, we have talked, listened, planned and dreamed about what God has done, is doing and will do through Windcrest United Methodist Church. We have worshipped together over 60 times, grieved together through 8 funerals and shared countless meals. I have met with the leadership team several times to help understand their mission and governance. Together we are establishing a vision and direction for moving Windcrest UMC forward towards your hopes and dreams for God s church. Most of you who were able to participate in one of the cottage meetings shared that you valued the friends you have made and the loving welcome you received. You spoke of special invitations from members of the church and home visits from people like Rev. Joan Ahrens, Rev. Ray Davis and a few remembered being visited by Rev. Roy Hilliard when the church was started in Many shared how the military brought you to San Antonio and this was the closest United Methodist Church to your new home while others talked about other reasons they are in San Antonio and driving past several other churches because of the reputation of the Weekday School or some other ministry. You spoke of classes, ministries, and programs that helped shape your life and opportunities to reach others, serve the least, last and lost or minister to the needy because in helping them your heart is changed. When you spoke of your hope and dreams for Windcrest UMC, you longed for days remembered, a variety of expressions of faith in worship and reaching young families starting on their faith journey as newly marrieds or parents. You spoke of the challenge visitors might face and those their attendance in worship might bring. Some of you share a concern that the church you love and have served for many years will not be the congregation remembered in your wedding photos, had your children baptized in and now anticipate conducting your funeral. Some of you are concerned the church is no longer meaningful and relevant to those seeking a way to explore and develop their faith. A few wonder if the church will remain financially viable. If you were not able to attend one of the scheduled Cottage meetings or your invitation seems to have been lost in some space time continuum, please let me know. I am looking for hosts for more conversations and especially a way to hear from those who fell outside the normal contact of the church. You may create your own group, invite me to an existing group or attend another group. I am also available for lunch or coffee most days if you are more comfortable one on one. See You Sunday, Pastor Jim McClain 2/January 2019

3 Heartfelt Thanks! From the Windcrest UMC Church Office The past few months have been filled with many asks! Our church family has been asked to give of their time, money, and other gifts a lot. We ve asked for volunteers from working shifts at the Pumpkin Patch to baking cookies for puppet shows; we asked for donations of items for Neighbors Helping Neighbors, for our preschool s annual Christmas Shop and many other things. And, we asked for your financial gifts toward our general budget, staff love offering and many other items. We just want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support financially and otherwise. Windcrest is NOT just a church it s family! Online The Church office will be closed January 1, 2019 in observance of New Year s day & January 21, 2019 in observance of Martin Luther King Day Coming Soon! Visit or scan the QR Code to set up and manage your one-time and recurring gifts. KNOW YOUR JOB TRAINING Friday, February 1, 2019, 4:30 P.M. St Paul United Methodist Church, 508 N. Center St., San Antonio, TX Beginning at 4:30 with a light dinner, participants will have a choice of the following workshops based both on church and community interests: Trustees, Finance, SPRC Nominations and Leadership Development, The Doseum, CASA, Lighthouse for the Blind, Chamber of Commerce and Community Development, Guide Dogs (lessons we learn about how to treat those with disabilities), Anxiety/Stress and Mental Health Care, and Safety in the Congregation. An inspirational speaker is being lined up as well. Contact Rev. Sharon Freeto at sharonf@riotexas.org or on her cell at for any questions you may have. Details to follow over the next weeks. EQUIPPING THE SAINTS Saturday, February 2, 2019, 9:00 am 12:15 pm Windcrest United Methodist Church, 8101 Midcrown, San Antonio, TX Beginning at 9 A.M. with a plenary session in the sanctuary, participants will have a choice of the following workshops: Fresh Expressions, Project Transformation, VIM/ERT Training, Trusted Confianza Training (PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER FOR THIS WORKSHOP), Church Communication, Justice for Our Neighbors, Youth Ministry, ABCD, Asset-Based Community Development, Trustees, Project Transformation, Finance, and SPRC. Contact Rev. Sharon Freeto at sharonf@riotexas.org or on her cell at for any questions you may have. Details to follow over the next weeks. 3/January 2019

4 Spiritual decluttering: A fresh start for a new year A UMC.org Feature by Joe Iovino One of the wonderful things about each new year is that it brings with it a sense of a new beginning, 365 days of promise and possibility. Some use this time to bring freshness to their lives. They may decide to declutter the junk drawer, attic, or garage. It may also mean removing many of the sugars, fats, and carbohydrates from our diets. As a United Methodist church member, parting with some things for a season, may help declutter your spiritual life. Doing so helps make room for a new movement of the Holy Spirit in the months to come. What might you set aside in the next year? Your pew Pastors often know where each member of their congregation sits each Sunday. Some of us worship from the very same pew every week. More of us tend to gravitate toward the same general area, like somewhere in the last two rows on the right. Choosing to worship from a new seat for a season will give you a new perspective literally. You will see the service from a different point of view, but more than that, it may also change the people around you each Sunday, the usher with whom you interact, the members of the choir or praise team you can see, and more. All of this can help you stay more focused on the worship service as you see things a little differently. Time-wasters John Wesley instructed his pastors to Never trifle away time (2012 Discipline d.19.a). Instead, they were to be engaged in the practice of ministry or the development of their spiritual lives. While we may not want to get rid of all time-wasters since we need times of rest, there are diversions we could remove and replace with something more beneficial. Consider finding ways to free up time to volunteer at a local food bank or other mission, to make regular calls to old friends and church members you no longer see, or join a class or small group at your church. For more 4/January 2019

5 WUMC Music Ministry MUSIC AND WORSHIP SURVEY Nadine and Becky are surveying the congregation to gather musical talents, favorite hymns and songs, and worship ideas. Please fill this out for you and your family and put it in the basket marked Music Surveys on the table in the Gathering Place as you leave the sanctuary. Name(s) Worship Service you attend Favorite Hymn and/or Praise Song Favorite Worship music style (gospel, mariachi, jazz, barbershop, country, Contemporary Christian Music, Pop, Praise, etc. Does anyone in your family play a musical instrument? Their name and instrument: Would they like to play during worship? Has anyone in your family played handbells? Name Has anyone ever sung in a choir? Name Would you be interested in helping organize the Chancel Choir Library? Would you like to be involved in some other way? Other information you d like us to know You may also contact us directly with your responses to: nadinemansourmusic@gmail.com OR b.fair@windcrestumc.org OR on our website Thanks for your responses! Social Corner Windcrest United Methodist Women I recently attended a Climate Justice/Just Energy for All workshop at Coker UMC. Leading the meeting were Elizabeth C. H. Lee of the UMW National Office Exec. For Economic & Environmental Justice and Ellen Lipsey a UMW Southcentral Jurisdiction Guide. Eloisa Portillo-Morales, Sustainability Planning Manager for the City of San Antonio outlined what San Antonio is doing now and in the future to keep our city grid clean. Sister Elizabeth Riebschlaeger gave details of how fracking and drilling has particularly affected Karnes City and surrounding areas. She sponsors free tours (lunch included) around the Karnes City area. (If anyone would be interested let me know), This meeting was very educational and inspiring as the whole purpose is to respect and take care of the world God created for us and put us in charge of. Information regarding Chevron and letters to Michael Wirth, CEO of Chevron along with other information will be on the UMW table in the Gathering Place. More information can be found about this and UMW, as a whole, on the web site: Another focus to consider is the UMW Legislative meeting in Austin on January th. Early registration and guaranteed hotel rates go through January 6 th. United Methodist Women make a big impression on our Texas Legislators and we also get a lot more insight on how legislation works. Information will be on the UMW table in the Gathering Place. Blessings for the New Year Marilyn Olivarez, Social Action Coordinator, WUMW 5/January 2019

6 WUMC January Birthdays 1 Debbie Andrews 2 Mary Hatch, Tim Knight 3 Sarah Baxter 4 Darryl Taylor 5 Robert Avella, Byron Bowdry, Young-Ok Fellows 7 Alan Ellard 8 Patty Davis, Ralph Goodlet, Genevra Lazzaretti 9 Lee Treadway 11 Dave Falk, Glenn Gillis 12 Judy Goslin, 13 Kylee Valenzuela 15 Annette Perez, Jenny Perez, Joel Shields, Brent Sossamon 16 Otto Baentsch, Doris Bristow, Gary Holdgraf 18 Bob Martindale 19 Dawn Crews, Marian Hamilton, Matt Hoch 20 Mary Garcia 22 Raven Hoch 23 Janet Latiolais 24 Darrell Bach 26 Jack Eldridge 27 Jean Bryson, Westin Jones, Milton Lore, Edwin Miles 29 Miriam Vatankhah 31 Bruce Blumer, Robert Felder, Cassie Mills Memorial Gifts General Budget Gift to Windcrest United Methodist Church, From Windcrest Day School and Child Development Center We welcome you to your new spiritual home! Lorrie Eichholz Please take moment to introduce yourself and welcome Lorrie Eichholz a new member at WUMC. WUMC January Events Sager Brown Mission Team Breakfast Fundraiser The 2019 Sager Brown Missionaries will be cooking up a yummy breakfast on January 13th. Come to Bayless Hall from 7:30am-10am for egg, biscuits with gravy, fruits, juice etc. Donations to help with their March 2019 trip will be accepted and appreciated! Save the Date! Hannah Circle: January 25 SOUPer Bowl Sunday: February 3 Vision 2019 and Beyond News from the Altar Guild Please mark your calendar on Saturday, January 12, 2019, we will meet in the Gathering Place at 9:00 am to take down all of the Advent/Christmas decorations. Please join the Church Leadership on Saturday, January 19, 2018, 9:00 am until Noon in Bayless Hall as we look at where we ve been and work together to create a vision for the future. If you currently serve on a ministry team, you are highly encouraged to attend. However, every church member is invited! If you have ideas and a heart for your church, please join us. Childcare is available upon request. Please notify Dawn Crews if you will require childcare. If you are unable to attend, please keep the group in your prayers as we work together for Kingdom of God! 6/January 2019

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8 Windcrest UMC Children & Youth First Friday Family Fellowship Join us Friday, January 4, 2019 at 6pm for Family Game Night and Nacho Bar. Bring your favorite board game and a topping for nachos! We will have some games available for all ages to choose from. Nachos and cheese will be provided by the Windcrest Day School and WUMC Children & Youth Ministry. Please join us for fun and fellowship! Children & Youth Ministry Team Planning Meeting: On Sunday, January 9, 2019, we will gather at 12:15 in the Youth Space. We will begin our meeting by celebrating our ministry in 2018 and setting goals and planning events for All team members and those who love children/youth are invited to attend. Lunch will be provided. Youth Service Opportunity The Youth will be volunteering with Snack Pak 4 Kids at Daily Bread Ministries on Wednesday, January 9 from 6:30-7:30pm. Snack Pak 4 Kids provides weekend food supplements to students who are identified by their teachers, creating food security for them over the weekend. Youth will meet at the Daily Bread Ministries Warehouse: 3559 Belgium Lane, San Antonio, TX Youth Winter Retreat: January 18-21, 2019 All youth are highly encouraged to make arrangements to attend this retreat. The deadline to register is January 4. Students will walk through Colossians 3:12-17 and learn what it has to teach the followers of Christ about living out our faith in the everyday. Online registration has been posted on Facebook, the church website and sent to all youth parents by . Cost is $175 per person. Sponsor a Youth to go on Winter Retreat! Please consider donating to the Winter Retreat fund! Mark YOUTH WINTER RETREAT in your check memo. We have many student needing full and partial scholarships to be able to attend. This retreat is designed to deepen their relationships with Christ by moving from knowing Christ to following Christ. Thank you very much! Felt Faith Puppet Ministry Congratulation to these awesome puppeteers for a great 2018 Christmas season! Alex Davis Magan Gaines Dakota Hendrick Abby Kilpatrick Brianna Miller Katie Miller Annette Perez Jennifer Perez Jordan Turner Shelby Vadnais Kylee Valenzuela Kali Wilson Thank you to the Felt Faith Puppet Ministry adult sponsors: Noah Tarnow, Michael Gaines, Lori Tarnow, Sully Baxter, Darren Miller & John Tarnow. Special thanks to the many cookie bakers, Evangelism Committee who hosted the Hospitality Center, Santa and those who took time to come watch a show! Puppet Workshop January 27, 12:00-3:00 pm All children and youth that will be in 6th-12th grade for the next school year are invited! For more information: contact Dawn Crews 8/January 2019

9 Windcrest Day School & Child Development Windcrest Day School & CDC families are looking forward to having coffee with our new Pastoral Family and share their hopes and dreams for the preschool on Saturday, January 12, 2019 in Bayless Hall. The school is also excited to moving into the 21st century as we begin using a child care app called Hi Mama. Parents will be able to download an app to their smart device and receive daily updates regarding their child, along with pictures, developmental progress and reports. This will help reduce our carbon footprint. Please and thank you! Linda Wilcoxen Director Angel Breakfast & Children s Program 9/January 2019

10 10/January 2019 Windcrest UMC January Mission Focus

11 Windcrest UMC January Mission Focus Project Transformation is a faith-based ministry of the Rio Texas Conference of the United Methodist church that meets the challenges of the 3 Cs Children College Church Engaging in ministry through summer literacy camps for children from low-income neighborhoods. In 2018, we served over 200 children. 95% of those children maintained or improved their reading level. Developing principled Christian leaders is our primary work with the college interns we recruit, hire and train to run the summer literacy camps. These interns spend Fridays learning about ministry and service as career fields. 74% of the interns increased their knowledge of working with marginalized communities. Re-anchoring and renewing congregations is the work of site and partner churches. PT provides the chance to develop disciples through outreach into neighborhoods members might not be exposed to. 24 site and partner churches made this big work possible! Partner Churches meet the challenges of the 3 Cs through the 3 Ps Prayer Profit People Pray for Project Transformation, our interns (you will be given specific names), our children and their families, our site churches, and our impact. Please include these prayers in worship and prayer ministries. Make a financial contribution to the ministry. One intern cost approximately $3500 and the return could be your next pastor. Support one child for the summer, $1200. We love special offerings! And of course, we love book and supply drives. We want to hire interns from your congregation. Recruit your college students to work for us. In the summer, we need reading volunteers and dinner providers and people willing to share their gifts. As a partner in this ministry you make it possible for us to engage young adults in purposeful leadership and ministry, support children in holistic development, and connect churches with communities. THANK YOU! Leaders Emerge. Communities Change. Lives Transform. We would love to tell you more about all that is amazing ministry of Project Transformation. Just ask. Leaders Emerge. Communities Change. Lives Transform /January 2019

12 Windcrest UMC Community Outreach R.O.O.T.S. (Royal Order of Terrific Seniors) Meets from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm on the third Monday of each month in the Fellowship Hall. Everyone is welcome regardless of age. Come and bring a friend or make a friend. We always have a great potluck & good speakers. Our motto is Life is short, Eat Dessert First and we do. For further information contact the church office at Senior Games Day Second & Fourth Mondays We play in Bayless Hall on the second and fourth 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. Come and enjoy games with us. We play Cribbage, Pinochle, Rummikub, Mexican Train, Six-Deck Canasta. & Scrabble. Other games are available if we can get a table together. Bring a group of friends and play with us in a nice place. For information call the church office at Donations Accepted. Sit & Be Fit - Tuesdays & Thursdays The senior adults enjoy a time of light exercise on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9:00 am, in Bayless Hall. $2.00 per session. Walk to Health Monday & Thursday Walk to Health is in Bayless Hall from 5:00 pm to 5:35 pm every Monday and Thursday. Get on your walking shoes and come join our walking group. We walk inside to a video which promises to give you a good workout. For information, call John Mayes, , or the church office at FREE. Line Dancing Line Dance Classes are in Bayless Hall: Beginners, Mondays from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm $2.00 fee Intermediate, Fridays 9:30-11:30 am $2.00 fee Chair Yoga Wednesdays 10:30 am to 11:30 am in Bayless Hall. Registration is required, please contact the Wesley Nurse. Grief & Life-Change Support Group meets every Tuesday, 10:00 am in the Windcrest United Methodist Library. FREE TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly Meets every Thursday, 7:00 8:00 pm. Are you ready to stop dieting and start making real changes? TOPS can help you reach your weight-loss goals by providing you with the tools, information, support, and accountability you need to be successful. Weekly meetings provide a supportive, educational environment where people are encouraged and not judged. TOPS does not sell foods, endorse products, or push a one-size fits all meal plan. On the TOPS meal plan, we encourage you to choose foods you enjoy in moderation. The flexible guidelines help you control calories while eating real food that you make at home or order in a restaurant. Your first visit to any chapter is free! (Weigh-ins 6:15-6:55 pm). Thursdays in Bayless Hall Volunteers are needed every 2nd and 3rd Thursdays of every month from 8:30-11:00am Neighbors Helping Neighbors is a ministry started at Windcrest UMC for the people who came to our church almost every day looking for help. We provide emergency assistance to individuals and their families in our community in the form of prayer, food, a Wesley nurse, and a listening ear which is part of the Body of Christ. For more information contact the church office. Every 2nd Thursday of the month WUMC Neighbors Helping Neighbors provides worship, breakfast, assistance with other needs. Every 3rd Thursday, the food from the San Antonio Food Bank Truck will be distributed by Neighbors Helping Neighbors Ministry at Windcrest United Methodist Church. Windcrest UMC Food Pantry Ministry In an effort to keep the Windcrest UMC pantry sufficiently stocked, they are asking for the following donations each month. First Sunday Jelly Second Sunday Saltines Third Sunday Pasta & Sauce Fourth Sunday Canned Vegetables Fifth Sunday Canned Chili If you feel led to help out, please consider these donations when you are out doing your grocery shopping. They will have a table or cart in the Gathering Place each Sunday to collect the items and stock the shelves of the pantry. Thank you so much for your help and support of our Neighbors Helping Neighbors ministry. To see video please go to or the Church Facebook. 12/January 2019

13 Windcrest UMC Community Outreach Meet & Greet Signup to host a Sunday Meet and Greet. More information is available at the Meet and Greet Table each Sunday in the Gathering Place from 10:30 am 11:00 am. Crafty Christians Meets every 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the month, and every month with a 5th Wednesday at 9:30 am. Join us in room 303. Crafty Christians will be on break for the month of December and will resume in January. For more information call WUMC Papa Dante s Join us on any of these evenings between 5:00 and 8:00 pm for great Italian food and fellowship at Papa Dante s Restaurant, located at the corner of Toepperwein and FM 1976 in Converse. Besides being a great opportunity for our church family to get acquainted, we have the bonus of earning 10% of our total sales donated back to the church. When paying your bill, say you re from WUMC, and be sure your receipt gets marked with a W. Project Transformation The WUMC Transportation Committee supports the Rio Texas Conference's Project Transformation. This Project's mission is to engage young adults in purposeful leadership and ministry, support children in holistic development, and connect churches with communities. WUMC provides the use of the church van Monday-Thursday to transport kids from the local elementary school to the Northern Hills Ministry Center. During the after-school program, Project Transformation provides healthy snacks to the children and youth. Here is a list of healthy snacks the kids enjoy: pretzels, peanut butter crackers, apples and mini oranges, granola bars, Goldfish, snacks like those. Basically avoid anything like potato chips or super sugary snacks, but other than that they are generally not too picky. If you're interested in donating snacks for the kids at Project Transformation, there is a grey donation bin located outside the church office in Bayless Hall. The van driver will pick up any donations on Monday afternoons when they pick up the van. For more information about Project Transformation Thank you for your consideration! 2019 Schedule: Tuesday, January 15 Tuesday, February 19 Tuesday, March 19 Tuesday, April 9 Tuesday, May 21 Tuesday, June 18 Tuesday, July 16 Tuesday, August 20 Tuesday, September 17 Tuesday, October 15 HELP US KEEP OUR PLANET GREEN RECYCLE Ink cartridges, cell phone, ipad, tablets, iphone There is a box on UMW table in the Gathering Place. Help us keep electronic waste out of our landfills and water source. Tuesday, November 19 13/January 2019

14 WUMC Meetings and Sunday School Monthly Church Meetings Council On Ministries, Tuesday, 6:00 pm Building & Grounds., Tuesday, 6:30 pm, 305 Day School/CDC Boar Mtg., Thursday, 6:30 pm, 305 Finance Advisory Mtg., Thursday, 6:00 pm, 303 Weekly Community Events Monday 2:00 pm Line Dancing Class BH Monday 5:00 pm Walk to Health BH Tuesday 9:00 am Sit and Be Fit BH Tuesday 10:00 am Grief & Life-Change Support 105 Wednesday 10:30 am Chair Yoga BH Thursday 9:00 am Sit and Be Fit GP Thursday 5:00 pm Walk to Health BH Thursday 6:00 pm TOPS (Take Pounds Off Sensibly) -BH Friday 9:30 am Line Dancing BH Every first Sunday is Holy Communion Sunday Every second & third Thursday of the month is Neighbors Helping Neighbors Worship Services Sundays Traditional 8:15 & 9:30 am Praise 11:00 am Wednesdays, 6:15 pm, Holy Communion service Like us on Facebook: Instagram: windcrestunitedmethodistchurch Twitter: windcrestumc Adult Sunday School 9:30 am The Inquirers-McClung Bldg., 302 Millennium Miracles (M&M)-McClung Bldg., 303 The Searchers-McClung Bldg., 305 am Builders Class-McClung Bldg., :00 am Good News Bible Study-McClung Bldg., 303 The Procrastinators-McClung Bldg., 305 BIBLE STUDIES MEN S BIBLE STUDY Mondays 7:00 pm - room 305 Rehearsals Sunday 12:00 pm Felt Faith Puppet Ministry 306 Wednesday 6:30 pm Bells Bell Room Wednesday 7:30 pm Chancel Choir Choir Room Thursday 7:00 pm Praise Team Sanctuary MEETING LOCATIONS BH formally FH Bayless Hall Hilliard Bldg. formerly Fellowship Hall GP Gathering Place Sanctuary 105 Rooms Hilliard Bldg. 200 s Rooms Jones Bldg Rooms McClung Bldg. CHILDREN & YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL Age/Grade Time Room Class 0-3yr 9:30-10: JAM: Jesus & Me 4yr-2 nd grade 9:30-10: Godly Play 3 rd -4 th grade 9:30-10: Club 34 5 th -6 th grade 9:30-10: Tweens 7 th -12 th grade 9:30-10: Youth 14/January 2019

15 Membership Do You Know Any of These People? The following list of names are people who are members of WUMC but the office has not heard from within the past 3 years. We want to continue to provide spiritual care for them and make sure we have good contact information. If you have current contact information or know they have a new faith community. Please let Marcy know so we can support them in the best way possible. Thank you for your help! Barber, Lucile Baxter, Daniel Bond, Charles Bowdry, Byron Brooks, Jean Brown, Robert Brownlee Jr, Brandon Bruce, Betty Bruce, Betty J Bryant, Sarah Burt, Angela Burt, William Byers, Kayla Byers, Steven Cadriel, Dave Chavez, Elizabeth Clontz, Mary Cochran, James Cochran, Jameson Corn, Matthew E. - Matt Cretaro, Daniel A Del Pozo, Jonathan Del Pozo, Nohemi M Eldridge, Jack H Erbach, Brittany Suzanne Erbach, James William-Buddy Erbach, Jennifer Kathryn-Jenny Espino, Cynthia Estes, Deana Eure, III Robert O.-Bobby Everett, Mike Figueroa, Joe Frisbie, Angel Rae Garcia, John Garner, Lisa Gonzalez, Kristina-Kris Gray-Sterling, Jeanette-Janet Grivich, Carolyn Grivich, Martin H.-Marty Grivich, Matthew Martin-Matt Haddican, Vergil R.-Charlie Hamby, Jonathan Allan Hamby, Norma Hand, Diane Harrell, Pat Hearne, Mary Jayne Hockman, Vicki Hotchkiss, Alice M. Ivey, Donald Jackson, III Norman Jay -Trey James, Mary M. Johnson, Gladys Johnson, Matthew Kamat, Patricia-Patti Kelly, Kathy Kerrigan, Carolyn Jane Korzec, Gary Korzec, Jennifer Kotzur, Susan Large, Elizabeth L. - Bette Lewis, Claudette Marks, Jeffry James - Jeff Marks, Jennifer Davis Massengale, Allison Jo Mathers, Agapetos Carlyle May, Denise McFadin, Narissa-Ree McNair, Elizabeth Mendez, Matthew Jacob-Matt Mitchell, Steven Morales, David Morrow, Paul Musson, Austin Navarette, Natalia Patterson, Doris Patton, Lawrence W Raymond, Luke Reader, Katie Rodriguez, Brittany Sager, Scott Salina, Grace SanRoman, Luis SanRoman, Tina Starbuck, Dorothy E. Dottie Surber, Betty Surber, Olen A. Sweet, Mary Lou Thomas, Lennie Tidwell, Justin Tidwell, Karisa Lyn-Krisy Trees, Jerry Turnbo, Jimmy M. - Jim Wagner, Shirlene Walker, Vicki S Ward, Wanda Woodruff, Paul 15/January 2019

16 8101 Midcrown, Windcrest, Texas office Church Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9 am 5 pm, Friday 9 am-12 pm Website: Facebook: Instagram: windcrestunitedmethodistchurch Twitter: windcrestumc Office Staff: Name Extension Visit Senior Pastor Jim McClain 112 J.mcclain@windcrestumc.org M-Th Associate Pastor Joan Ahrens 113 jgahrens43@gmail.com Director of Children & Youth Dawn Crews 115 d.crews@windcrestumc.org M-Th Music Director Becky Fair 118 b.fair@windcrestumc.org M-Th Assistant Music Director Debbie Andrews 118 d.andrews@windcrestumc.org Worship Leader Nadine Mansour 118 n.mansour@windcrestumc.org Multimedia Coordinator Rob Adkins 118 r.adkins@windcrestumc.org Multimedia Assistant Tim Ross 118 Wesley Nurse Dawn Gonzales 142 dgonzales@mhm.org Church Administrator Marcy Williams 125 m.williams@windcrestumc.org M-F Finance Administrator Lupe Cano 111 l.herrera@windcrestumc.org M-F Communications Coordinator Lisa Scott 123 l.scott@windcrestumc.org M-F Custodian Auxy Salinas 110 M-F Maintenance Braulio Diaz 110 M-F Day School Director Linda Wilcoxen 120 l.wilcoxen@windcrestumc.org M-F Worship Services - Sundays: Traditional 8:15 & 9:30 am Contemporary Praise 11:00 am Wednesdays 6:15 pm 16/January 2019