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1 Northbrook Notes October 2014 Northbrook Presbyterian Church Newsletter Get Your Affairs in Order Save the Saturdays for Adult Education this Fall Live the Love of Jesus Christ Northbrook Church will be hosting three very important Saturday programs for caregivers, families, friends and seniors that are open to the entire community. Beginning on October 4 and continuing on November 1 and November 15, these events will provide answers to the many questions you have regarding issues with the senior population. These Saturday sessions are not only just for seniors, they are for those who have parents in or entering their senior years or who are trying to plan ahead to their own senior years. Planning for the future is a little unsettling as we think about uncertain, hard-to-face situations and our inevitable aging and end-times of our lives. With your questions answered and knowledge of where to go for help when you need it, the path will be smoother. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 Getting Organized Session 1: Navigating Longevity and Securing Your Assets Mark Steinberg, personal financial expert and Senior Vice President of the BLS Group of UBS Financial will be discussing how to protect your assets throughout your life. He brings a wealth of knowledge and will be happy to answer questions following his presentation. Session 2: Elder Law Tips Jim Schuster, Certified Elder Law Attorney, will get you the help you need! Jim will share his extensive knowledge regarding the laws affecting our seniors and their families. He is approachable and speaks in terms everyone can understand. Jim will cover topics such as Medicaid and Medicare, guardianship, durable and health care powers of attorney, legal documents and more. Plan to attend one, two or three Saturdays. Call the church office (248) or check out the church website for complete descriptions of each Saturday morning program. There is no charge for attendance and pre-registration is encouraged. Each Saturday will run from 9:00 am to Noon. For questions, call Sherrill Heinrichs, Director of Church Education, at (248) or her at sherrill@northbrookpc.org.

His dedication and commitment to the church will be greatly missed, and we wish him well on this next chapter of his life.

2 Business of the Congregation Farewell Reception of Larry Brown Please join us at a farewell reception during Coffee Hour on Sunday, October 19. Larry has faithfully served as Northbrook s custodian and caretaker for over 14 years. He has always treated the church as if it were his home and routinely went above and beyond his responsibilities. His dedication and commitment to the church will be greatly missed, and we wish him well on this next chapter of his life. If you would like to donate to a farewell gift for Larry, please drop off your donation to the church office by October 15th. The Fall Preaching Series Continues: The Kingdom of Heaven is Abundant! As Christians, we rest in the truth that God has abundantly provided for creation and for us. There is more than enough to fill our needs, to release us from fear, to be shared with others. Into this anxious world, we proclaim a generous God who knows our every need, loves us dearly and grants us the freedom to stop worrying, and instead, to live into the radical love of Jesus Christ which knows no end. Rejoice and be glad! October 5: World Communion Sunday: The Open Well Abundant Hospitality October 12: Guest Preacher (Women s Retreat) October 19: Extravagant Love Abundant Generosity October 25: New Heaven and New Earth Abundant Hope On this mountain The Lord of Hosts will make for all peoples a feast of rich food, a feast of well-aged wines, of rich food filled with marrow, of well-aged wines strained clear. ~ Isaiah 25:6 Northbrook Church will be holding a Congregational Meeting on Sunday, November 2. Transitions In Loving Memory John H. Burdakin August 11, September 11, 2014 Ernest M. Dunbar July 17, September 16, 2014 Marriages Erin Dunbar and David Swenson May 25, 2014 Megan Bauhof and Tom Hardin September 27, 2014

Adult Education Inquirer s Class Would you like to find out what Northbrook Church is all about? Are you interested in becoming a member of Northbrook Church?

Please RSVP to Becky in the Church office at (248) 642-0200 or email her at becky@northbrookpc.org.

We welcomed back adults and kids who have been coming to LOGOS for years and celebrated the arrival of new ones who have joined the fun.

Our Table Parents are Dave Tengler and Paco Higdon, Bill Stetson and Terri and Owen Hurbis, Joyce Vander Weide and Chris Lueck, Phil Owen and Karen Vander Weide, Shelly

3 Adult Education Inquirer s Class Would you like to find out what Northbrook Church is all about? Are you interested in becoming a member of Northbrook Church? If so, we will be holding a new members class on: Sunday, October 5, :30 am to 2:00 pm in the Library. Please RSVP to Becky in the Church office at (248) or her at becky@northbrookpc.org. Children and Youth Education LOGOS: From Youngest to Oldest and Everything in Between LOGOS, our Wednesday camp after school program, began on September 17 th. We welcomed back adults and kids who have been coming to LOGOS for years and celebrated the arrival of new ones who have joined the fun. We are happy to have all our teachers returning: Judy Owen K-3 rd, Karen Vander Weide 4 th -5 th, Barb Stetson 6 th, Shelly Tengler 7th-8 th, and Ken Stetson 9 th -12 th. Our Table Parents are Dave Tengler and Paco Higdon, Bill Stetson and Terri and Owen Hurbis, Joyce Vander Weide and Chris Lueck, Phil Owen and Karen Vander Weide, Shelly Tengler and Ken Stetson along with subs Judy Owen and Barb Stetson. It s going to be another fun year! If you would like to be part of this amazing program, please sign up to help in the kitchen. It s a great way to get to know others in the church, enjoy the kids in action and help provide a delicious meal for all participants. The sign-up sheets are on the bulletin board outside Sherrill Heinrichs office in the south wing of the church. We Would Like to Welcome... Paco Higdon to the LOGOS program this year. Paco will be leading the singers and guitar players every Wednesday night. Paco is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. He has a professional music degree with guitar, music theory and education components. He has substantial understanding of music theory and composition, eight years of guitar performing and a great deal of experience working with children and young people in camps and Vacation Bible School. Paco also enjoys composing songs and hopes to add this to the music program at LOGOS. Please say Hi to Paco when you see him around the church.

Congregational Life Northbrook Preschool We are back in school having a great time. The 4 and 5 year olds have studied all about insects.

! The two and a half and three year olds have been learning to recognize their names, shapes, and, most importantly, to share and wait their turn... a very difficult task!

com and you can keep up with us by liking us on Facebook.

4 Congregational Life Northbrook Preschool We are back in school having a great time. The 4 and 5 year olds have studied all about insects. We can count out six legs, three body parts, two antennae and two eyes. We even have a song to sing about it!! The two and a half and three year olds have been learning to recognize their names, shapes, and, most importantly, to share and wait their turn... a very difficult task! We are still accepting students. Please spread the word about our wonderful preschool. You can learn more by visiting our website at and you can keep up with us by liking us on Facebook. Northbrook Youth Group Calendar Mid Highs Senior Highs Event Date/Time Event Date/Time Ryan Rocks Square Dance Sunday, October 5 2:00-5:00pm Fall Retreat Oct :00pm-11:30am Mid High s Sunday, Oct. 19 4:00-6:00pm Wednesday Worship October 22 6:45pm (@LOGOS) Halloween Party Sunday, Oct. 26 4:00-6:00pm Ryan Rocks Square Dance Sunday, October 5 2:00-5:00pm Senior High s Sunday, Oct. 19 6:00-8:00pm Wednesday Worship October 22 6:45pm (@LOGOS) Halloween Party Sunday, Oct. 26 4:00-6:00pm

5 Worship and Music The Good News Circus came to Northbrook on Sunday, September 21, 2014 for a special worship celebration filled with humor and hope. The service was followed by a festival of ministries and missions of Northbrook.

Congregational Life Meet Michael and Kathy Bauhof The story of how Michael and Kathy (Kathryn) Bauhof met and married may strike some folks as a tale of coincidences, but to them, it will always be

6 Congregational Life Meet Michael and Kathy Bauhof The story of how Michael and Kathy (Kathryn) Bauhof met and married may strike some folks as a tale of coincidences, but to them, it will always be the hand of God. In fact, it even suggests the Lord has a sense of humor. These two smile and laugh together as they relate their how we met story. Kathy was born and raised in Grand Rapids. As she grew up, she had a girlfriend who worked in a local bike shop. Michael Bauhof and his family moved to Grand Rapids from Philadelphia when he was in the sixth grade. Eventually, he went to work in the same bike shop and became acquainted with Kathy s girlfriend. Kathy says, Michael and I met when we were college age. He still liked my girlfriend. She introduced us at a party, and he really didn t like me because we left early to go drive my new car! After that, he moved to Texas and later returned to Grand Rapids. Meantime, she had graduated from Blodgett School of Nursing in Grand Rapids and moved to Lansing. When she was home for a weekend, they met again and this time, she says, We fell in love. We were both 23. Michael smiles saying, Without question we were meant to meet. My life journey is surely guided by God s hand. Early on, that journey hit a few bumps in the road, but nothing they couldn t handle. Kathy grew up in the Reformed Church which she says was strict stricter than the Presbyterian Church. Michael grew up in the Catholic Church, and neither family was, to put it mildly, pleased with this union even though as Kathy says, We went through counseling on both sides. Michael adds, That gives you an idea of the parochial attitudes at that time. Still, love won that round and the ones to follow. After 32 years of marriage, Kathy and Michael and their three, now adult children, each continue to work at their chosen professions. Saying emphatically, I love the arts - the whole design process, Michael, with degrees in art from Aquinas College and Kendall School of Design, both in Grand Rapids, and then industrial design at Western, now designs plastic power train components for a Plymouth, MI firm. She says, I ve been a nurse for 36 years - mostly working part-time. I ve been at Beaumont [Hospital] for 30 years. I ve worked in OB (Obstetrics) and Pediatrics, surgical floor nursing, ICU and Anesthesia pre-screening which is what I m doing now. I m able to work from home half the time just in the past year. I can do the pre-screening over the phone, and it s all on the computer. All that took place while raising their now-grown children Megan, Matthew and Hannah who are well on their way to their own outstanding careers. One amazing fact remains. When they were looking at houses in this area with Megan, their firstborn only six weeks old, Kathy recalls, I saw this church (Northbrook) and said we should go there. said, it looks big and probably unfriendly. We did. A man who sat next to us (they don t remember his name) talked to us and told us all about the church. Whoever he was, he made us believers. When we moved to Troy, we couldn t leave Northbrook behind. Michael fills in more of the story saying those regular Sunday morning commutes to Northbrook Church in Beverly Hills from their home in Troy became, Our favorite times together as a family along with our dinner table where we always have devotions. In addition to their careers, they both serve Northbrook Church in many ways. She s on Session and chairs the Children s Ministry Committee. Michael helps on alternating Sundays operating the Soundboard and is Second Mile Center Board President. He says, Second Mile Center is serving the community and doing a great job. Except for their beloved dog, Finny, a Schnoodle, Kathy and Michael are empty-nesters, but that doesn t mean things are quiet at home. Daughter Megan just recently married Tom Hardin and they will be leaving this year to teach school in the Czech Republic. Matthew, now in his final year at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, plans to marry his fiancée Mary Pat Brogan in the fall of Hannah is still working and living in Chicago. Submitted by Corinne Abatt

Congregational Life Ryan Rocks Square Dance Fun Level Square Dance - No Experience Necessary!

Adults $10 Kids $5 Bake Sale 50/50 Raffle Silent Auction (adults and kids) All proceeds go to Ryan Rocks Outdoor Adventures

Here s a walk down memory lane. We remember the days when wedding and graduation pictures were in black and white.

Dope was a stupid person, grass is what we mowed and crack was if you stepped on it, you broke your mother's back.

We thought that if you had aids you had assistants. Being gay meant you were happy and lively.

We rode in a street car and met our friends under the Kerns clock. We swam in the Rouge and Crystal pools.

We listened to the Four Freshmen at the Crest Lounge, we danced to Stan Kenton at the Walled Lake Casino.

7 Congregational Life Ryan Rocks Square Dance Fun Level Square Dance - No Experience Necessary! Featuring Caller Walt Zatorski Sunday, October 5 at Northbrook Church 2:00-5:00 pm An event for the entire family! Adults $10 Kids $5 Bake Sale 50/50 Raffle Silent Auction (adults and kids) All proceeds go to Ryan Rocks Outdoor Adventures Greetings from Northbrook Rose, Greetings to those who are over seventy years of age. Here s a walk down memory lane. We remember the days when wedding and graduation pictures were in black and white. We called polio infantile paralysis. We knew who Sonja Henie was. Dope was a stupid person, grass is what we mowed and crack was if you stepped on it, you broke your mother's back. We thought that Euthanasia meant little Chinese children living in China. We actually had measles. We thought that if you had aids you had assistants. Being gay meant you were happy and lively. We remember the Detroit Times, Holden red stamps and defense stamps. We rode in a street car and met our friends under the Kerns clock. We swam in the Rouge and Crystal pools. We shopped at Demery's, Epps, Winkleman's, and Hudson's. We listened to the Four Freshmen at the Crest Lounge, we danced to Stan Kenton at the Walled Lake Casino. We heard Frank Sinatra at the Fox Theater. We had hamburgers at Powers, Cregars. Sno-White and Richard's Drive-in Cafeteria. We know what a schmo is and who Kilroy was. We knew how to Delphoi. All in all, we have made it this far and are in pretty good shape. We have survived, and that is more than we can say for the Edsel, downtown Hudson's and Pinkie Lee. We still drink Vernors Ginger Ale and that is good. Blessings from my house to your house, Rose

Remember, there is always a place set for you. Mission Visiting Nurses Association Flu Clinic Sunday, October 5 9:30-11:30 am at Northbrook.

8 Congregational Life Senior Souper Supper Invites You... Soup's on! for Seniors on October 9th and October 23rd. Mark your calendars and plan to join us at 5:30 pm on those days in the church Library for a delicious meal of homemade soup, salad. bread and dessert. No reservations are needed. Remember, there is always a place set for you. Mission Visiting Nurses Association Flu Clinic Sunday, October 5 9:30-11:30 am at Northbrook. Flu shots, Flu mist and Pneumonia vaccines will be available. Most insurances cover the cost of the immunization. Cash or checks will be accepted if you do not have insurance ($32 for a flu shot, $34 for Flu mist and $95 for a pneumonia shot). Flu shots are available for anyone 6 months and older. Flu mist will be available for healthy individuals who are between the ages of 2 and 49 years old. The Pneumonia vaccine is recommended for all individuals over the age of 65 and anyone under 65 with chronic respiratory problems, diabetes and smokers (given once before age 65 and once after age 65). Contact Patty Van Loo at (248) or Kathy Bauhof at (248) with questions. Canned Food Collection In recognition and support of World Food Week of Action and Bread for the World Sunday, Northbrook will be joining hearts and hands to take up a collection of non-perishiable food items (no glass jars please) during worship service on Sunday, October 26. Please bring your donation with you into worship. This is a coordinated effort between the Worship & Music Committee and the Mission Connection Committee. Presbytery of Detroit Annual Month of Mission Breakfast Saturday, October 4, AM - 12 NOON St. James Presbyterian Church W. Six Mile Road, Redford, MI A full, hot, catered breakfast will be served. Cost is $10 per person. RSVP to jim.faile@farmington-pres.org. Join us in worship and fellowship with PCUSA mission co-workers from Germany, Madagascar, and the Philippines. Dr. Bruce Whearty of the PCUSA Mission Agency will also participate. Fort Street Open Door As we approach autumn days with its cooling temperatures, the Mission Connection Committee sends out a plea for the needs of Fort Street Presbyterian's Open Door community. The request is for clothing for both men and women in sizes large, x-large, and xx-large everything! You get the idea...clothing that can be layered for additional warmth. On the morning of Thursday October 30th, we will gather at 8:00 am to drive down together in the van to serve these guests in whatever capacity needed. Come join us. All are welcome. We will likely stop for lunch together afterwards. For more information, call Seglinda at (248) The Trappist monk Thomas Merton reminds us, It is easy enough to tell the poor to accept their poverty as God's will when you yourself have warm clothes and plenty of food and medical care and a roof over your head and no worry about the rent. But if you want them to believe you--try to share some of their poverty and see if you can accept it as God's will yourself. Blessings! Seglinda Kelle-Pritchard

9 Mission Northbrook Presbyterian Church 8th Annual Alternative Gift Market Give a gift that shows your love and blesses others! Sunday, November 16, :30 AM 2:00 PM Our 8 th Annual Alternative Gift Market will be held following worship on Sunday, November 16 th. Please help spread the word and invite your friends and family to this festive event. Even invite them to attend worship with you before the market! For the first time, we will be hosting Mayan Hands, an organization that was part of the Global Marketplace at General Assembly in June. If you would like to help with this fun event, have any suggestions for this year or any feedback on past markets, please contact Winnie Davies-Hancock at (248) , winsomeann@aol.com or see her in church. Save the Date for SOS Northbrook Church will be hosting South Oakland Shelter January 25 - February 1, 2015 Continuing & Upcoming Presbytery of Detroit Hands-on Mission Opportunities Join the efforts for fellowship and to make a difference in the lives of others. Presbytery of Detroit Hands-on Mission Workshop The Presbytery of Detroit Hands-On Mission Workshop will be held on Saturday, October 11th from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm at the Drayton Avenue Presbyterian Church located at 2441 Pinecrest Drive in Ferndale. This will be a full morning of presentations and discussions about mission featuring a panel on best practices, a presentation about the successes of the Washtenaw Area Cluster of Presbyterian Churches, a presentation about the Invisible City Project, a presentation by the Motor City Blight Busters organization and a discussion on ways to involve youth in mission activities. Come join the morning to hear how mission is alive and well in area churches and how you might find a place to participate with other Presbyterians in our region. Free continental breakfast included. If you are interested in this event or any mission opportunities of the Presbytery, please go to the Presbytery of Detroit Hands-on Mission web site at or contact Winnie Davies-Hancock at winsomeann@aol.com or /cell. More information is posted on the mission bulletin board in Fellowship Hall and will appear in Sunday bulletins. Please consider ways in which you can Live the Love of Jesus Christ.

10 October Calendar 10:00 am 5:00-7:15 pm 6:30-8:00 pm 8:00 am 9:00 am - Noon 2:00 pm 9:00 am 9:15 am 9:30 am 11:30 am 2:00-5:00 pm Wednesday, October 1 LOGOS (K-8th grade) LOGOS (9th - 12th grade) Thursday, October 2 Men s Connection Chancel Choir Rehearsal Saturday, October 4 Getting Your Affairs in Order Burdakin Memorial Service Sunday, October 5 Worship Rehearsal Adult Bible Class Flu Clinic Worship & Communion (World Communion Sunday) Inquirer s Class Ryan Rocks Square Dance Monday, October 6 8:00 pm AA Meeting - Men s Group 7:30 pm 10:00 am 5:00-7:15 pm 6:30-8:00 pm 8:00 am 5:30 pm 7:30 pm 9:00 am 9:15 am 11:30 am 1:00 pm 8:00 pm Tuesday, October 7 Personnel Committee Meeting Mission Connection Comm. Meeting Wednesday, October 8 LOGOS (K - 8th grade) LOGOS (9th - 12th grade) Knit Wits Thursday, October 9 Men s Connection Senior Souper Supper Chancel Choir Rehearsal Friday, October 10 Mid Highs Retreat (Oct ) Women s Retreat (Oct ) Sunday, October 12 Worship Rehearsal Adult Bible Class Worship KIDS Connection Deacons Meeting Monday, October 13 - Columbus Day Finance Committee Meeting AA Meeting - Men s Group 6:30 pm 10:00 am 5:00-7:15 pm 6:30-8:00 pm 8:00 am 7:30 pm 9:00 am 9:15 am 11:15 am 11:30 am 4:00 pm 6:00 pm Tuesday, October 14 Congregational Life Committee Meeting Building & Grounds Committee Meeting Wednesday, October 15 Newsletter Deadline LOGOS begins (K-8th grade) LOGOS begins (9th-12th grade) Thursday, October 16 Men s Connection Chancel Choir Rehearsal Sunday, October 19 Worship Rehearsal Adult Bible Class Worship / L. Daniels Baptism KIDS Connection Farewell Reception for Larry Brown Blood Pressure Screening Mid Highs Senior Highs Monday, October 20 8:00 pm AA Meeting Men s Group Tuesday, October 21 Session Meeting 10:00 am 5:00-7:15 pm 6:30 pm 8:00 am 5:30 pm 7:30 pm 9:00 am 9:15 am 11:30 am 4:00 pm Wednesday, October 22 LOGOS (K - 8th grade) LOGOS (9th - 12th grade) Knit Wits Thursday, October 23 Men s Connection Senior Souper Supper Chancel Choir Rehearsal Sunday, October 26 Worship Rehearsal Adult Bible Class Worship KIDS Connection Brunch Bunch - location TBD Mid & Senior Highs Halloween Party (See next page for more calendar information) For the most up-to-date calendar information, visit our website at

October Birthdays Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Jim Donlon Mary Jo Johnston Bob Miller Greg Miller 2 Bill Newman 3 Carolyn Beauvais Henry Horldt 4 5 Kathie Doctor Cindy Miller 6 Helene Mills 7 Walt

David Kappaz 16 Barbara Burnham Dana DeCarteret Brooke Sandercock 17 Dylan Gross Katie Jarabek 18 Kitty Dunbar Kim Norton 19 Sandy Donlon 20 21 22 Michele Buscaino Jeff Lein Steve Pyett 23 Cassidy

11 October Birthdays Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Jim Donlon Mary Jo Johnston Bob Miller Greg Miller 2 Bill Newman 3 Carolyn Beauvais Henry Horldt 4 5 Kathie Doctor Cindy Miller 6 Helene Mills 7 Walt Young Lee Anne Hemberg 11 Amy Annett Vicki Back Lori Sandercock 12 Margaret Babb Hannah Bauhof Carol Marsh 13 Mike Clemens Shon Halacka Keith Larson 14 Susan Koss 15 Dorene Adams Jessica Best David Kappaz 16 Barbara Burnham Dana DeCarteret Brooke Sandercock 17 Dylan Gross Katie Jarabek 18 Kitty Dunbar Kim Norton 19 Sandy Donlon Michele Buscaino Jeff Lein Steve Pyett 23 Cassidy Sandercock Judy Swink Marjorie Wilhelmi 24 Dick Forbush Thomas Jarabek Jeff Getchell Brett Voight 27 Jana Grim 28 Sallie Dorer 29 Faith Rick Jake Smith 30 Max Smith 31 Edna Gadsby Happy Halloween! Monday, October 27 8:00 pm AA Meeting Men s Group 10:00 am 5:00-7:15 pm 6:30-8:00 pm 8:00 am 8:00 am 7:30 pm Wednesday, October 29 LOGOS (K - 8th grade) LOGOS (9th - 12th grade) Thursday, October 30 Fort Street Open Door Men s Connection Chancel Choir Rehearsal October Anniversaries Paul and Debbie DeLong 21 years on October 2 Bill and Barb Stetson 28 years on October 4 Matt and Allison Broadwell 19 years on October 6 Hal and Susan Koss 42 years on October 7 Dan and Penny Willey 26 years on October 8 Bruce and Judie Murdock 25 years on October 14 Clark and Ingrid Haddock 33 years on October 24 Did You Know? On most Sundays, Pastor Marjorie s sermons are recorded and you can listen to them the following week from our website at

Live the Love of Jesus Christ Northbrook Presbyterian Church 22055 West Fourteen Mile Road Beverly Hills, Michigan 48025 Phone (248) 642-0200 Fax (248) 642-7495 www.northbrookpc.

Beverly Hills, MI 48025 Periodical postage paid at the Southfield Post Office, Southfield, MI (USPS 395-340) Staff Contact Information Office Hours Mon-Thurs: 9:00 am 4:00 pm Fri: 9:00 am 12:00 pm

12 Live the Love of Jesus Christ Northbrook Presbyterian Church West Fourteen Mile Road Beverly Hills, Michigan Phone (248) Fax (248) Northbrook Notes is a monthly publication of Northbrook Presbyterian Church W. 14 Mile Rd. Beverly Hills, MI Periodical postage paid at the Southfield Post Office, Southfield, MI (USPS ) Staff Contact Information Office Hours Mon-Thurs: 9:00 am 4:00 pm Fri: 9:00 am 12:00 pm Worship Sundays at Deadline for Northbrook Notes (newsletter) is the 15 th of the month newsletter articles to: newsletter@northbrookpc.org The Rev. Marjorie Wilhelmi, Pastor... ext 12 marjorie@northbrookpc.org Todd Säger, Director of Music... ext 18 todd@northbrookpc.org Dan Gross, Contemporary Music Director. ext. 11 dan@northbrookpc.org Sherrill Heinrichs, Church Education Ministries.. ext 15 sherrill@northbrookpc.org Ken Stetson, Youth Director ext 21 ken@northbrookpc.org Becky Bachand, Administrative Secretary... ext 10 becky@northbrookpc.org Kathy Brooks, Financial Secretary... ext 13 kathy@northbrookpc.org Pam Grim, Preschool Director ext 16 preschool@northbrookpc.org Larry Brown, Church Custodian ext 17

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