My grandfather paused for a moment and then said, I m going to pick the fruit and burn what s left.

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1 OUTREACH BON AIR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9201 W. Huguenot Rd., Richmond, VA 23235, Ph: , Fax: January 2012 No Longer Strangers The New year always brings an opportunity for reflection on the past and hope-filled considerations for the future. Baptist turned Episcopalian John Claypool shared a story about how to look to the past: Years ago a thunderstorm swept through southern Kentucky at the farm where my Claypool forbears have lived for six generations. In the orchard, the wind blew over an old pear tree that had been there as long as anybody could remember. My grandfather was grieved to lose the tree on which he had climbed as a boy and whose fruit he had eaten all his life. A neighbor came by and said, Doc, I m really sorry to see your pear tree blown down. I m sorry too, said my grandfather. It was a real part of my past. What are you going to do? the neighbor asked. My grandfather paused for a moment and then said, I m going to pick the fruit and burn what s left. That s a pretty wise way to deal with many things in our past. A healthy journey into the New Year is to learn the lessons of the past, enjoy their pleasures, and then go on with the present and forward into the future. Sometimes that means pulling out the scrapbook to enjoy what was. At other times, it just might mean burning up what could be a millstone around the neck. Blessings to you in Shalom, Gordon Inside this month... Letters, Birthdays, etc.... p. 2 BAPC News/Events...pp. 3-4 Session Reports... p. 5 Youth...pp. 6-7 Adult Church School... p. 9 Calendar... p. 10 Highlights this month... CARITAS.... p. 3 SSSJ - BAPC Member Concert... p. 4 Preschool Enrollment... p. 5 Peace Group Film... p. 8 Feasting on the Word... p. 9

2 PAGE 2 OUTREACH January 2012 birthdays/ anniversaries 1 Margy Paz, Bruce Ensley, Jr. 2 Don Vaughan 3 Jessica Marcev 6 Darleen Cavin, Jackson Stitzer III, Marta Rowe 8 Jeanne Todd 9 Paul Rowe 10 Bob Jones, Travis Unroe 11 Ted McCormack, Rob Waltenbaugh 13 Mark Stevens, Drew Edwards 14 Becky Ogburn, Rachel Peace 17 Joanne Ensley, Marjorie Hephner 18 Jean Ringwood, Gordon Mapes III 19 Michele Nelson 20 Kim Negaard 22 Carson and Jean Hamlett 24 Susan Manning 25 Ed Jones 26 Pat and Judy Clayton 31 Cindy and Ernie Wright Letters... Dear friends: Thank you so much for the many cards we have received upon my mother s recent death. As she regularly visited us prior to her declining health, many of you had known her. It is truly a blessing to share in prayers of comfort and hope with Christian brothers and sisters, especially at death. Do know that although we are (appropriately) absent and geographically distant, you all remain close to us in our hearts. May God s blessings continue to abound for you individually and as a congregation in the coming new year. Charles and Ruthie Grant I would like to thank all of the people who sent cards of sympathy after my brother s death on Dec. 9th. He was in very poor health and is in a better place with GOD now. We will miss him but that is God's plan for us all someday. Sincerely, Garth Nelson Dear Bon Air friends, What a blessing it is to be a part of such a caring family! Thank you so much for your continued support during my recent surgery and rehab.the many prayers, cards, meals, calls,and visits have been a blessing to me. I am sure that my quick recovery is due to your prayers. I am so blessed. Jane, the flowers from church are lovely. Thank you so much. God Bless, Joan Collins NOTICE Evening Worship Service will not be held in January. Prayer Ministry To request prayer support from our church s prayer chain, or to join in this ministry, please call Deborah Houghton at (debho@comcast.net) or the church office at (office@bonairpc.org) Outreach is published monthly by Bon Air Presbyterian Church, a non-profit organization. Gordon Mapes, Interim Pastor. Jane Chandler, editor; Brenda Norton, ass t editor. Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Rd., Richmond, VA Telephone: Fax: Internet address:

3 OUTREACH January 2012 PAGE 3 Opportunities to Serve Christ.to Make a Difference CARITAS January 14 21, 2012 A roof and a bed is what it is all about. Pretty simple. CARITAS represents the idea that the combined efforts of many people can provide a roof over the heads of those who need it most. CARITAS is the largest and most inclusive shelter in Richmond. In addition, CARITAS offers support and guidance with full time case workers who work with each willing client to take the necessary financial, legal, medical, and emotional steps toward self-sufficiency. A roof and a bed. A pretty simple task that offers many opportunities to serve. Everyone can find a way to help. We need people to prepare and serve evening meals; prepare bag lunches; serve as evening hosts and runners; stay overnight; set up cots for the arrival of our guests; breakdown cots when our guests leave; and wash laundry, which is a big need. If you can wash and dry laundry at your home, but cannot pick it up or deliver it back to the church, call me. I will make arrangements. Your financial support of this vital project is always welcome. Freedom House Volunteers Needed for 2012 BAPC has prepared casseroles for Freedom House for many years. We are looking to add some volunteers to the program. We especially need a few more volunteers to prepare casseroles. All you have to do is pick up a pan and recipe from the church once every other month, prepare the casserole at home and return it to the church uncooked. It s that easy! If you can boil water and use a can opener, you are qualified for the job. If you feel called to serve in this way, please contact Alisha Gallini at awgallini@aol.com or Sign up sheets will be posted on the bulletin board. Have an idea for our guests visit? Let me know. I would love to hear from you. Thanks. Henry Jacocks, Date Change for Coffee Sale Fairly Traded/Equal Exchange Coffee, Tea and Chocolate will be sold on the second Sunday in January because of the New Year's Holiday. We ll be set up for sales in the office lobby between the early worship service and the late service and again after the 11:00 service. We have a complete selection of coffee and tea and a great array of chocolates to satisfy your need for sweets. The Peace/Study Action Group and the Church & Society Division thank you for your continued support of this ministry. The Souper Bowl of Caring is coming up on February 5 and the youth of BAPC are once again joining with other groups and organizations around the country to make a positive impact by collecting money and food donations on Super Bowl weekend. The Souper Bowl of Caring is the largest youth led weekend of giving and serving, but we need your help to make it happen. The youth will be outside the sanctuary on February 5 collecting non-perishable food items as well as monetary donations. Let s all make this year s Souper Bowl a huge success by giving to those who can really use the Caring that comes from this congregation.

4 PAGE 4 OUTREACH January 2012 SSSJ presents: The Annual Recital by BAPC Members January 8-4:00 PM Members and guests of Bon Air Presbyterian Church will present their annual recital for the Second Sunday South of the James Concert Series on Sunday, January 8, at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary. The program by vocalists, string and wind players and pianists will range from the baroque to the present A free-will offering will be taken. Information is available at Acolyte Program Thanks so much to the Acolytes who served in December: Lindy Pokorny, Skyler Pokorny and Lydia Morris. Alise Anzelone carried the Processional Cross and Elaine Ogburn and Peggy Sinclair-Morris served as adult helpers. The acolytes scheduled for January 2012 are Becky Ogburn, Maddie Negaard, Evan Smouse and Jacob Smouse. Donna Wilson will be the adult helper. PNC Update The PNC has completed the CIF form and It was approved by the session DEC 4. The form is now being sent to the Presbytery for approval, then entered into the national database. Prospective pastors then view the information, and if interested in our church, they can contact the PNC. The CIF information will be available on the church website soon. If anyone has a question about the information posted, please contact any member of the PNC. Oh Those Worship Services When the Music Just Astounds Us! You know one of those amazing moments when an extraordinary musical experience happens in worship. Every once in awhile the performance of an inspired piece, whether it be old or new, connects the text with the musicians, choir, clergy, building, and the congregation in such a phenomenal way, as if all that is good and true in the universe is in cosmic alignment. For whatever reason, each person involved is united in the mission of that particular musical offering. Somehow egos have been put aside, the composer s whisperings are in the air, and the Spirit has brought the music to a more profound place then ever thought possible. At the end of the experience, everyone knows that they have been transported to a different level in place and time. Those listening may be in tears; those performing shaken to the core of their being. What exactly has happened? Rev. Dr. Victoria Sirota in her book Preaching to the Choir says the following: Maybe the best way to describe the experience is that we have been where heaven and earth meet. This is a thin place at the edge of the reality the world would claim as the only truth, where we suddenly glimpse reality or, perhaps, infinitude. Some have said that it is here that we are able, however brief the moment may be, we are able to see the heart of God. And finally, music is here to teach us how the most wonderful things in life cannot be put into words, but need some universal voice through which emotions and imagination can find and expression to which mere words are unequal. Music means much because it emancipates the imagination, furnishes a voice to the emotions, releases us from the commonplace, and bears us out. Where for a little while our entranced spirits are at home in the infinite, and there we find solace and peace. The above is an excerpt from a message by Steve Henley for the Church Music Leadership Conference at St. Matthews Episcopal Church, Richmond, VA on June 19, 2010 ROMEO s meet--- January 10 The ROMEOs next gathering is at noon on Tuesday, January 10 at Angelo s.

5 OUTREACH January 2012 PAGE 5 The BAPC Session Reports At its regularly scheduled meeting on Sunday, December 4, 2011 the Session: Heard the report from the PNC and approved the Church Information Form which should be posted on the PC (USA) website in January. Heard a presentation on the Updated Capital Campaign by the Building Task Force and voted to form a capital campaign team and authorize congregational focus groups to develop campaign feasibility and report back to the Session at its March meeting. Approved the 2012 Budget as presented by the Coordinating Council. Heard that there will be a Called Meeting of the Presbytery of The James on Tuesday, December 13 for the purpose of examining Allison Unroe for approval for ordination. Learned that Allison Unroe will be ordained here at Bon Air on Sunday, January 15, 2012, at 4:00PM. Called a Congregational Meeting for Sunday, January 29, for the purpose of acting on the report of the Nomination Committee, hearing the Annual Report and acting on proposed changes to the Associate Pastor s Terms of Call. Preschool Enrollment Time Women in the Church Prime Time Circle will prepare a meal for CARITAS on Monday, January 16 at 5:30 p.m. This will be our monthly meeting. Sisters Circle will meet on Tuesday, January 10 at 10:30 a.m. in the library. Please read Lesson 5. Morning Bible Study Circle will meet on Tuesday, January10 at 10:15 a.m. in the church parlor. L.Y.D.I.A. Circle will meet on Saturday, January 14 to prepare a meal for CARITAS and to schedule the remaining meetings for the year. Operating Fund November 2011 Actual Budget Difference Receipts Pledges $441,099 $435,413 Other 24,899 20,856 Total $465,998 $456,269 9,729 Expenses $454,344 $456,324 (1,980) Net $ 11,654 $ (55) $ 11,709 Bon Air Presbyterian Church has supported a weekday preschool experience for children for over 50 years. The preschool pursues its mission by offering all children in the community a place to enjoy childhood. BAPP nurtures a child s creative and emerging skills in a warm and loving environment. BAPP not only welcomes the child, but strongly encourages parental involvement. The preschool is accepting applications for the school year. From now until January 30th church members and current families have enrollment preference. For information about BAPP check out the web site at If you have specific questions, the director, Jean Oswald, at bonairpreschool@bonairpc.org. You can obtain a registration form by calling the church office. The Book Group Tuesday, January 17-1:30 PM The Book Discussion Group will meet on Tues., Jan 17 at 1:30 PM in the library. The book is The Wave by Todd Strasser. Joan Baker is the discussion leader.

6 PAGE 6 OUTREACH January 2012 Kid s Kingdom in WORM Mary & Martha Jesus and his disciples were traveling and they came to the village where Jesus friends Mary and Martha lived. Martha welcomed Jesus into her home and got busy cooking and taking care of the guests. Meanwhile, her sister Mary sat down in front of Jesus and listened to everything he said. Martha was worried about all the work that had to be done and irritated that Mary wasn t helping. Finally, she went to Jesus and said, "Lord, doesn't it bother you that my sister has left me to do all the work by myself? Tell her to come and help me!" Jesus answered, "Martha, Martha! You are worried and upset about so many things, but only one thing is necessary. Mary has chosen what is best, and it will not be taken away from her." Memory Verse: Psalm 46:10 Be still and know that I am God. What we will learn: Don t worry about little things. Jesus wants us to listen to God. God wants us to be considerate, patient, loving, and kind. Do the best you can and don t worry about what others are doing. God wants us to get ready for Jesus. What is happening in Workshops? 1. Apostle s Arcade: Play a game focusing on choices we make. 2. Noah s Art: Create symbols of Mary or Martha using clay. 3. Disciple Drama: Experience the story of Mary and Martha using charades, drama, and pantomime. 4. Praising Puppets: Focus on the attitudes of Mary and Martha through puppet expressions. Family Time and Prayer Read: Luke 10:38-42 Reflection: How were Mary and Martha different when serving Jesus? What can we learn from listening to Jesus messages? Prayer: Thank you God for our hands and ears and for the stories in the Bible that teach us so much about the love of God and Jesus. Amen.

7 OUTREACH January 2012 PAGE 7 Montreat Youth Conference 2012 Week V July As we come together as a community of faith in this sacred place, we realize that we indeed are Perfectly Imperfect. During the conference, we will focus on the God who accepts us just as we are. While we have fun with friends, we will celebrate God through meaningful, creative and interactive worship and be inspired and challenged to affirm and deepen our Christian identity. A Youth Conference is a unique gathering of young people from all over the country for a week of study, worship, and recreation. If you have not experienced this transformational experience, ask someone who has, or take a leap of faith and join in an experience you will never forget. Registrations forms are outside Shawn Thomas office. Form and $100 Deposit is due January 14. Massanetta Spring Middle School Conference 2012 Vivid and Visible Session 2 June To sing this little light of mine reminds us of childhood of a song calling us to hold high our small little finger lights all around our neighborhoods, on top of a bushel basket, and so high that Satan won t phew them out. Years pass, and the little light is crowded, dimmed, maybe even snuffed out by a world full of constant, glaring, blinking lights, or maybe by indifference and busyness. So, how do we be lights that are healthy, bold, full of grace, vivid and fully visible? Lights shining so brightly for Jesus Christ that nothing could ever blow them out?! The 2012 Middle School Conference will be a city on the hill, seeking ways to answer this question. We will also seek to ignite youth and adults so that by summer s end, the world will see this little light of ours vivid and visible for a world that longs for the light. Registration forms are outside Shawn Thomas office. Form and $100 Deposit is due January 14. Date High School Youth Fellowship Time Activity Dinner Jan 8 4:00-6:00 Members Concert and H.C. Bring $3 for Meal Jan 15 4:00-7:30 CARITAS Meal Bring $5 for Meal Jan 22 5:00-7:00 Movie Night Bring $3 for Meal Jan 29 5:00-7:00 Heaven s Kitchen Planning Bring $3 for Meal Middle School Youth Fellowship Date Time Activity Dinner Jan 8 4:00-6:00 Members Concert and H.C. Bring $3 for Meal Jan 15 4:00-7:30 Freedom House Bring $5 for Meal Jan 22 5:00-7:00 Movie Night Bring $3 for Meal Jan 29 5:00-7:00 Heaven s Kitchen Planning Bring $3 for Meal

8 PAGE 8 OUTREACH January 2012 January Sermons 1/1: Baby Pictures Luke 2: /8: The Stage has Been Set Genesis 1:1-5 1/15: Are you Called? I Samuel 3:1-10 1/22: STS preaching 1/29: A Blessing for Healing Mark 1:21-28 Mature Moderns "Argentina: The Country at the End of the World." Do you have a New Year's resolution to learn new things, to expand your mind, or to make new friends? If so, plan to join the Mature Moderns as we meet in the Beck Room on the third Friday of each month, January through April. January 20, retired VCU professor Dr. Harold Greer will present "Argentina: The Country at the End of the World." Drawing on his expertise on all things South American, he will introduce us to Argentina and explain the meaning of his thought-provoking title. Share refreshments at 10 A.M., followed by this enriching program at 10:30 A.M. Friends and neighbors are also welcome. Peace Study Group - Third Sunday Film Series January 15, :00 pm - Beck Room Gasland As America strives for energy independence, new sources of energy will be sought including natural gas. Filmmaker Josh Fox learned his home was on top of a rock formation containing natural gas. He was offered $100,000 to lease his land for a new method of drilling developed by Halliburton and soon discovered this was only a part of a 34-state drilling campaign, the largest domestic natural gas drilling boom in history. Part mystery and part travelogue, Gasland documents Fox s cross-country odyssey to find out if the controversial process of hydraulic fracturing - or fracking - is actually safe. A gift was given to the Memorial Fund in honor of Mike & Jane Wall by Elizabeth Goode. A gift was given to the Memorial Fund in memory of Jessie Duke (Jackie Nelson s mother) and Page Nelson (brother of Garth Nelson) by AYCO Charitable Foundation. This grant was recommended by Anne and Henry Savedge.

9 OUTREACH January 2012 PAGE 9 Adult Education at BAPC The Feasting on the Word Curriculum adapts adapting the Feasting on the Word commentary approaches to study of one of the lectionary passages in ways suitable for all participants. The Curriculum and the Commentary streams are related this way. What? (Exegetical). Basic information about backgrounds and meanings of biblical passages are essential to understanding. This stream asks What? are the important things to know about the contexts, language, and settings of the biblical passage. Where? (Theological) To understand the meanings of passages, we also need to ask Where? Where is God in this passage? Where are God s will and activities being expressed? Theological questions about where God s word comes to us in the passage are significant. So What? (Pastoral) The implication of the passage for our Christian lives makes the biblical passage come alive. We ask, So what? What does this passage mean to me? What does it mean for my relationship with God and other people? Now What? (Homiletical) Biblical passage shapes our understandings and lives in the church. They connect us with needs in God s world. So we ask, Now what? This prompts us to reflect on how our life and the church s life can live out what the passage is saying. Common Theological Questions (January) Whether the questions come from those outside our faith, those within our faith, or even ourselves, it is guaranteed that at some point in our faith life we will be asked questions about the theological concepts of our faith. And we don't need to be theological scholars to understand these concepts. Using these studies, participants will even be able to tackle questions like: Who is God? What happens when we sin? Is there life after death? What They Saw (February) Sometimes the stories of the Bible become so familiar to us that we begin to miss their subtle nuances. This six-session Bible study offers a playful and imaginative twist on some of the most beloved stories of the Bible by presenting them through the perspective of another biblical character present at the time. Through these studies, participants are given a firsthand opportunity to imagine what it must have been like to witness numerous events in the Bible through the eyes of one who was there.

10 PAGE 10 OUTREACH January 2012 BAPC - January 2012 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 New Year s Day Communion / 5 Meal 10:00 - One Service Only 2 Friendship Café (closed) Office Closed 8:00 Girl Scouts (FH/104) 9:30 YOGA ( ) 7:00 Prime Time Circle (P) 7:00 Cub Scouts (B/SS Rooms) 3 Friendship Café 4 5:30 Cantus Choir 6:15 Dinner (FH) 7:30 Chancel Choir 5 Friendship Café 6:00 YOGA 7:00 Fellowship (L) 7:00 Herb Stone Orchestra (B) 7:00 Volleyball (FH) 6 Preschool Closed 7 8 Coffee Sales Confirmation Class begins 4:00 SSSJ 7:00 Session 9 Friendship Café 9:30 YOGA 3:30 Sabot School (FH) 7:00 Cub Scouts (B/SS Rooms) 10 Friendship Café 10:15 Morning Bible Study Circle (P) 10:30 Sister s Circle (L) Noon Romeo s 6:30 Chancel Ringers 11 2:00 Congregational Care (L) 5:30 Cantus Choir 6:15 Dinner (FH) 7:30 Chancel Choir 12 Friendship Café 6:00 YOGA 7:00 Herb Stone Orchestra (B) 7:00 Volleyball (FH) 13 10:00 LPM (P) 14 7:00 Acts 16:5 (L) 15 3:00 Allison Unroe Ordination (S/FH) 5:00 PNC (L) 5:00 Peace Group Film (B) 16 Friendship Café - closed Preschool Closed 9:30 YOGA 3:30 Sabot School (FH) 7:00 Cub Scouts (B/SS Rooms) ( ) 17 Friendship Café 1:30 Book Club (L) 5:30 AA (B/MS) 6:30 Chancel Ringers 7:00 Church & Society (L) 7:00 Stewardship (P) 7:30 Property (L) 18 5:30 Cantus Choir 6:15 Dinner (FH) 7:30 Chancel Choir 19 Friendship Café 6:00 YOGA 7:00 Christian Ed (L) 7:00 Volleyball (FH) ( ) CARITAS (Single Adults) 14th-20th 20 10:00 Mature Moderns (B) :45 Mature Modern Planning Session (L) 7:00 AGO (P) 23 Friendship Café 9:30 YOGA 3:30 Sabot School (FH) 7:00 Cub Scouts (FH) 24 Friendship Café 4:00 Da Capo (Choir area) 6:30 Chancel Ringers 7:30 Worship (L) 25 5:30 Cantus Choir 6:15 Dinner (FH) 7:30 Chancel Choir 26 Friendship Café 6:00 YOGA 7:00 Herb Stone Orchestra (B) 7:00 Volleyball (FH) 27 5:30 AA (B/MS) 7:00 Cub Scouts (FH) - Pinewood Derby 28 8:00 Cub Scouts (FH) - Pinewood Derby 29 Called Congregational Mtg. M4M = Souper Bowl 30 Friendship Café Preschool Closed 9:30 YOGA 3:30 Sabot School (FH) 6:30 Cub Scouts (FH) 31 Friendship Café 4:00 Da Capo (Choir area) 6:30 Chancel Ringers

11 OUTREACH January 2012 PAGE 11 Books of the New Testament B W X F Z S U J F I C K M E L G M P Q R V Y F J H V E Z B Y O R C J N S H T E R F F X U D M L O Z Q R E O Z W I U T X F T M T B N V X Y J B I Z L T L V E T W G S N A I S S O L O C N Z R I N P C C I H Y Y J T S N A M O R T H P M A R K T E T T N O Y T A H Y S E H P T O H D Z B S M C H H F X H R B A M I N T T G Z R N S C C F N D N B E C X A A S B H X E A E N U L R X O D J T W N Q N D E Y W I B M A D T U Z E I S E S T Z S J F S S E D B I B M Y K O E T U P F P H I L E M O N N T X U C W E H R A T E D U J H F M T T U A H B C K U M B Z L A M J P D J Z L M V L K A P B C Y U U E E H E S R P K B U P A S O J R W D K L E Z V E L K X U S N Z G E Q K E Z V J W H Z B E H Q E T V U A T M J P G G P D J B A M O R V U E A L J L A G P S K W S N O O D Y O G L E I M E V J C I Q A G B B A R Q A F G Z C X P S R Y ACTS COLOSSIANS CORINTHIANS EPHESIANS GALATIANS HEBREWS JAMES JOHN JUDE LUKE MARK MATTHEW PETER PHILEMON PHILIPPIANS REVELATION ROMANS TIMOTHY TITUS * Thessalonians is not included in the word search.

12 Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Road Richmond, VA Address Service Requested Non-Profit Organization January Helpers Services at 8:30 & 11:00 Sunday, January 1 New Years Worship One service only at 10:00 AM Nursery: 9:45 - Jane Nagel Ushers: Terry & Linda Oggel and Joe Turner s Team Registrar: Bill Wilson Communion Stewards: Linda Johnston, Gisela Stech, Nancy Miller, Darleen Cavin. Acolyte: Nursery: Extended Session: Ushers: Registrar: Acolyte: Nursery: Extended Session: Ushers: Registrar: Acolyte: Nursery: Extended Session: Ushers: Registrar: Acolyte: Nursery: Extended Session: Ushers: Registrar: Sunday, January 8 Becky Ogburn 8:30 Elaine Kasten; 9:45 Margy Paz; 10:45 Cindy Wright & Rachel Paz (Youth) Adult Emily Boots, Youth Nicole Gallini & Elizabeth Britton 8:30 - Darleen Cavin/Jack West; 11:00 Joe Turner s Team Russ Wilson Sunday, January 15 Maddie Negaard 8:30 Greta Reeves; 9:45 Jennifer Smouse; 10:45 Susan Mapes & Nicole Gallini (Youth) Adult Barbara Gregory, Youth Alise Anzelone & Jacob Smouse 8:30 - Perry Jones & Alan Sestak; 11:00 Joe Turner s Team Ed Callear Sunday, January 22 Evan Smouse 8:30 Becky Harvell; 9:45 Bettie Church; 10:45 Nina Hancock & Alise Anzelone (Youth) Adult Donna Wilson, Youth Shade Wilson, Marshall Wright 8:30 - Bob & Kathy Andes; 11:00 Joe Turner s Team Ted McCormack Sunday, January 29 Jacob Smouse 8:30 Vicki Callear; 9:45 Lesley Gallaher; 10:45 Kathy Kelley & Abby Rowe (Youth) Adult Margy Paz, Youth Coleman, Rachel or Dylan Paz 8:30 Harvey Morris & Jane Cooke; 11:00 Joe Turner s Team Leslie Pankey