THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY UCC

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1 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY UCC 9365 Clarence Center Rd, Clarence Center, NY (716) Website: Minister: Parson Mark G. Dibelka Home Phone # (716) pastor@epiphanyucc.us Office: 9am - 1pm M-Th April 2016 PARSON S PONDERINGS.....April 2016 From the desk of...parson Mark G. Dibelka Where, oh where, does time go? It has been nearly a year since I joined Epiphany and our life together has been a whirlwind of stuff. Although I ve not been here for a full calendar year, we have gone through the entire church year together and we ve learned things about each other (I ve learned about the Celebration of the Life of the Church, and you ve learned that I prefer the color blue during Advent). Much like any relationship, it is continued discovery that makes life interesting. With the passage through Lent complete, we find ourselves in Eastertide. Just as we have a season to remember the journey taken by Jesus through His spiritual and physical wilderness, we have a season (50 days) to remember and CELEBRATE His resurrection. Most of the time we think of Easter as a single day. A day that might start rather early with a Sunrise Service, continue (in no particular order) into a worship service (or more than one), an Easter Egg hunt, time with family, delicious country cured ham, and chocolate rabbits or crosses. Easter is so much more than this. Easter is the ultimate promise; it is the continuation of Word turned to action that began on Christmas Day. God returned to the world, gave us the the tools to correct the wrongs, to correct how the world had gone off track and, believing we knew best, we executed this radical man who preached love and called to task those who failed to care for their neighbors. Easter is the day that we were informed that death is not the final stop on our journey through time. While our Lord was condemned, God overcame our worst. Our worst: often recognized as sin or selfinterest. In this case, the worst we could do to God was to put the avatar to death. Death, a very human end. God is not bound by human understanding and overcame. God had given us a preview in Bethany at the resurrection of Lazarus, and God had given us a preview in Nain at the resurrection of the widow s son, and God burst forth in full glory from an empty tomb - a tomb that had once held a dead, human, body. Divinity, in a show of extraordinary power, culminated a humble beginning by overcoming the absolute worst that humanity had to give: sin, selfinterest, arrogance, and death. We came into Easter with the idea of divesting certain luxuries and selfindulgence, the better to focus on serving others. We went through Easter Day itself with a light feeling of knowledge that the world had been set right. We are now traveling through the Easter Season with a mandate to make the resurrection worth something. We are born anew and we are a people who have received a promise, an eternal promise that cannot be hindered by anything that our feeble humanity might be able to erect - we have a promise of resurrection. We have the promise of the resurrection. God promised, then did, and will do again. The cross and the tomb are empty! Let this Easter be your time to determine that you will live into that promise and be the risen Christ for all to see. It may be difficult to talk about your faith, but it is very easy to live your faith, so let s journey together and live as though we know we are a redeemed people who have the promise of everlasting life. May the love, peace, and promise of the Risen Lord be with us all. Parson Mark. INSIDE THIS ISSUE Parson s Ponderings 1 President, Women s Fellowship, David Wells Scholarship, Stats & Memorial 2 Sunday School & Youth Group & Spaghetti Dinner sign up 3 Fund Raising, Outreach & Dunkirk 4 Theme Basket info & Sub Sale sign up sheet 5 New York Conference My Thoughts 6 Dunkirk Auxiliary 7 April Schedules & Calendar 8 & 9 Ads

2 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 2 Fellow Members, I want to begin by wishing everyone a very Happy Easter and Lenten season! This is a wonderful time of year to count the blessings we have and to remember that Jesus sacrificed himself for us. It is our responsibility to do His work to serve both Him and our fellow man. I see this in action every time I am at Epiphany. It is a wonderful thing. I also want to give everyone a couple of updates. As a result of our annual meeting votes, Dave and the facilities team scheduled the roofer and contractor for the kitchenette. The roof was completed by 3/13 and the kitchenette will be done by the end of March. No more ceiling dripping in church and our front building will be much more functional. Both things are great to have done for spring and summer season. Please watch for all the great events this spring and hope to see you all soon. God Bless, Scott H Howell - President, Epiphany UCC BUILDING RENTAL Both the Community Outreach Building and our sanctuary are available for rent. If you have an event that is getting too large for you to have at your home...why not consider having it here. There are tables and chairs available and you don t have to worry about the weather. The price is reasonable too, just a security deposit of $50 (that will be returned after the event) and a donation depending on the size of the group and what is being utilized. Please see Emmy for more information and the forms. You can also call the office for the forms and to check availability. VITAL STATISTIC 02/16/ /15/2016 Please report any changes you may have in your address/phone number. This will save the Church money. Thank You Address Change: Dan Trietley 5861 Goodrich Rd. #11B Clarence, NY MEMORIALS 02/16/16-03/15/16 DONATIONS TO BUILDING FUND: In Memory Of: DOROTHY NEUBAUER birthday April 12 From: Marvin & Jeannette Noel In Memory Of: WAYNE SCHLIFKE From: Diane Raden DAVID WELLS SCHOLARSHIP The David Wells Scholarship is available to graduating seniors who will be pursuing degrees at either two year or four year colleges or post secondary technical programs. The award is in the amount of $400. It is also available to anyone who is already employed and who is pursuing a certificate of training in their respective field. The requirements for this award are verification of successfully completing a four year high school program, or a GED certificate; proof of acceptance at a college or technical program, and be a member in good standing of Epiphany UCC. Also, please indicate your course of study. Scholarship request letters should be sent to Helen Matthews, Outreach Team Facilitator, in care of Epiphany UCC by May 24, WOMEN S FELLOWSHIP NEWS Women's Fellowship met on Thursday, March 3 with 8 members attending. Good Friday services will be at 7:00 p.m. on March 25 instead of the afternoon service in the past. Joan Harms will represent Epiphany at the Women of UCC Convention in Painted Post on April 29. A check for $35. will be given to Wear 'n Share which is what was collected in our 2015 Penny fund. May 6 is the date for the Mother-Daughter Banquet this year so mark your calendars and make your reservations with Emmy for this evening of fellowship. Adults will be $12.00; children 5-10 are $6.00 and under 5 free. Our next meeting will be Thursday, April 7 at 11:00 a.m. at the home of Ruth Degener. Lorraine will serve as hostess and Joan will lead devotions. Looking ahead --- there will not be a meeting on May 5 due to setting up for our banquet. Our last meeting until September will be June 9.

3 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 3 SPIRITUAL GROWTH & SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS... Spiritual Growth: April already! We celebrated the Lenten season with many great events and activities for all ages in the church. If you were not able to join us for those we hope you will join us for some of the upcoming events: Monday March 21st- Dinner and a Movie- Jesus Christ Superstar - $5 for dinner- call the office to reserve a spot! Friday, April 8th- Spaghetti Dinner 6-8pm Sunday, April 10th-Canned food drive and sort at Clarence Food Pantry Saturday, April 23rd- Basket Raffle-see more details on flyer Saturday, April 30th-Youth Service (and NYE Registration) Friday, May 6th- Mother/ Daughter Banquet-see Sharon Hamerski for details Saturday, May 21st -Luau pot luck party Sunday, June 5th- Bake Sale for Dunkirk Camp scholarships Sunday, June 12th- Celebration Sunday Sunday School News: As a group we have been talking to the children about how they need to remember their envelopes each week. As parents we need to encourage our children to put some money aside each week from their allowance or maybe money they found, birthday money etc. and put it in their Sunday school envelope. We are not looking to get rich from these envelopes, but to instill in our children that they too can be a contributing member of our church. If they do not currently have envelopes please see Emmy Hess in the nursery, she will get them some! We have ordered new envelopes that do not have dates and can be used at any time. We are still looking for teachers-or anyone who would like to help out a Sunday or two. Please see Jennifer so she can get help you feel more comfortable, our kids are our future! Please help shape them!!! Special Thanks to our NYE Donors from GoFundMe Dan Griffin Youth Group of Epiphany United Church of Christ is sponsoring a Spaghetti Dinner Friday, April 8, pm $8 adult & $5 child (under 10) Dinner includes: salad, spaghetti & meatballs, rolls, drinks & dessert. Name: Phone: Count: Adult Child Eat In Youth Group During the Month of April the Youth that are going on the National Youth Event will take turns greeting, each week you will see a smiling young face as you walk in the door! ( I hope they will be smiling) Events for April: Take Out April 8th Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser from 6-8pm for the NYE trip (see above for reservations) April 10th we will be collecting canned food before church and delivering and sorting at Clarence Food Pantry after church that day. Any non-perishable food can be donated. We also are selling candy bars please see one of the youth for purchases.

4 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 4 Community Relations Committee... Your Community Relations Committee met during the months of January, February and March. Welcome packets were developed to distribute to visitors, business cards are being made up, and an ad to advertise our church appeared in the Bee Group Newspapers Community Guide. The guide is distributed to 4000 homes in the area. The Clarence Better Business Bureau sends them to all new residents throughout the year. We are developing strategies and tactics to advertise planned events for the coming months. Announcements will be placed in print media including Olaf s column in the Buffalo News, and flyers will be displayed in prominent places throughout the community. We have a few new ideas up our collective sleeves that prove to be fun for all concerned. Soon we will be working on Epiphany s participation at the Clarence Volunteer Firemen s Annual Carnival held on Labor Day. A coordinate for the event is needed. Its fun, and you get to meet and greet lots of nice folks. Outreach News Spring is in the air, and once again the generosity of the Epiphany congregation is in full swing! The response to our Womens Vets Project has been excellent, in fact we will end our donation drive at the end of April! A big THANK YOU to all who have contributed to such a worthy cause! We all thoroughly enjoyed Linda Glaeser s Future In Our Hands-USA presentation during our Mission Moment on March 13th. Here is Linda s contact information if you are interested in volunteering to this worthwhile charity: Phone or lglaeserssj@gmail.com Plans are in progress for another Mission Moment in May featuring Family Promise. And, finally here are the dates for our spring Brunch With Friends April 3rd and May 1st! Joan D. Harms, Chair, Community Relations Fund Raising Committee Thank you to all who have participated in the You choose campaign!! We will announce the total amount raised on April 10th along with picking the 4 lucky winners of the $25 gift cards! If you would like a chance to win a gift card then please hand in your donation of $100 or more by April 3rd! There will be a sign up sheet in the back of the church for you to sign up if you would like to help with our 2nd annual Blues and BBQ event! Please sign your name and what you are interested in helping out with (the planning process or the day of the event). It was a great event last year and we look forward to getting started on another great night! Thank you! Kim Endres PLEASE NOTE: If you are working on a fundraiser for the church, please give all information to Kim and Joan so it can be published on our social media pages and in the Clarence Bee and other publications. Dunkirk News April 9th- Dunkirk Auxiliary Luncheon- see Emmy for details May Work Weekend-Bev Miller is looking for a volunteer or 3 to come out to camp and help her clean our 2 cabins. Many hands make light work. It is not hard work just dusting and wiping down the wood and mattresses. Please see Bev if you can help for a few hours on Saturday! May 20-One Piece at a Time Autism Family Camp- Jennifer is running a camp for families that have children with special needs. If you know someone who would benefit or would like to volunteer for the weekend, please talk to Jennifer!! June 3-5th Women's weekend-fun and fellowship for the ladies! Come join in the fun at Dunkirk!

5 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 5 Annual Basket Raffle Saturday, April 23, 2016 Doors open at 11am Auction begins at 1pm Filled with your ideas & goodies Submarine Sandwich Order Form Special Order to your liking Saturday, April 2, 2016 Whole Subs $7.50 Half Subs $4.00 NAME ADDRESS Epiphany United Church of Christ 9365 Clarence Center Rd Clarence Center, NY $5.00 sheet of 25 tickets Includes door prize $25.00 for 6 sheets of 25 tickets (that s one sheet FREE) Premium Prizes $1.00 each or 7- $5.00 Presale Begins March 27th PHONE ALL SUBS COME WITH LETTUCE, TOMATO AND CHEESE SERVED ON COSTANZO S ROLLS- no mayo or oil WHOLE ASSORTED With Onion Without Onion HALF ASSORTED With Onion Without Onion (ham, bologna, & salami) WHOLE HAM With Onion Without Onion HALF HAM With Onion Without Onion WHOLE TURKEY With Onion Without Onion HALF TURKEY With Onion Without Onion roast beef sandwiches, pizza & snacks will be available for an additional cost TOTAL SUBS Please Check: Pick Up TOTAL $ Delivery If you haven t already given Emmy or Bev your baskets, please make sure they have them by Friday, April 22. Setting up for the Basket Raffle will be Friday, April 22, time TBD Saturday, April 2 11:30 1:00 pm (delivery after 2:00PM) Sunday, April 3 After Church Service DEADLINE FOR ORDERING IS SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 2016 Please turn this slip in through the offering or Ruth Degener or call Ruth at or Carol Leible at or Shirley Wollenberg

6 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 6 Happenings Around Our Conference (as stated in the weekly online editions) Or to read the actual weekly newsletter My Thoughts reprinted from March 9, 2016 This year, I've been doing some re-thinking about Lent. For many, Lent is a 40-day period designated for prayer and drawing closer to God. However, it is often tough for me to get psyched about a "holiday" season that begins with ashes and ends with a tomb. It just has a dark and gloomy kinda feel to it. So I'm often curious about the ways and reasons people choose to observe the Lenten season. Some Christians view Lent as a time to reflect on our human frailties, weaknesses, and shortcomings. Others may choose to give up something they enjoy, like chocolate or social media, as a sacrificial action to identify with Jesus' suffering and sacrifice. If we are choosing to make a sacrifice of time spent on social media or some other activity to commune with God and devote more time to prayer that's great. But what happens when Lent is over? Do we simply go back to our regular routine until next year? I'm curious, if Lent is about drawing closer to God, how does focusing on my weaknesses and skipping my weekly Snickers bar accomplish that? There just doesn't appear to be much joy in our observances. Think about it, we spend nearly 6 weeks commemorating Christ's suffering, passion, and death and only one day celebrating Christ's resurrection. Hmmm??? It's like we enter Lent as if Easter isn't coming. Personally, I prefer to view Lent in light of the Resurrection. I'm not inclined to "park" in my weaknesses and shortcomings for 40 whole days. Instead, I am drawn closer to God when I consider that because of Jesus, my sins are forgiven and in my weakness, I am "made" strong. Isn't that why Jesus came in the first place? Secondly, I prefer to munch on my Oreos and rejoice in knowing that Christ has already made the ultimate sacrifice on my behalf. Now there's something to commemorate. I'm convinced that drawing closer to God is an ongoing, daily process. It is not merely a once a year, seasonal event. We should always be developing a daily practice of prayer, meditation, and/or worship. Doesn't that seem a bit more useful? When you reflect on Jesus' suffering and sacrifice for you, why not consider the suffering of others and instead of giving up something for Lent, why not consider "adding" something that might help alleviate someone else's suffering. Try adding more kindness, or social activism, consider volunteering your time to the local homeless shelter or soup kitchen. This Lenten season, remember that Je- sus suffered so you wouldn't have to. For me, that's the joy in re-thinking Lent in anticipation of the glorious Resurrection. Happy Lent, Rev. Dr. Marsha Williams Associate Conference Minister for Clergy and Authorized Ministry Concerns mwilliams@uccny.org My Thoughts reprinted from March 16, 2016 This isn't going to sound very "springy" or "crocus/ daffolilly", but hey, it is Lent and technically it is still winter (Spring starts next Sunday), and the ice is still on the lakes in Black River/St. Lawrence Association (I saw it yesterday). So one more cold winter thought before Spring arrives! An activity that I loved to do years ago in Maine is called "Lake Walking". Usually between January and March the ice on most large lakes is thick enough to go for long walks over vast stretches of whiteness. (A public safety warning: do not try this at home and always check ice thickness before walking out there!) But I love lake walking. Usually there is a covering of snow on the ice, so it is not at all slippery. And the silence in the middle of a large ice covered lake is unlike anything else. The only sounds are the wind and an occasional deep boom, like a cannon being shot far in the distance. This is my favorite place to pray by listening. These were not times I would recite a laundry list to God, but rather to clear my thoughts enough to listen for the sacred wordlessness to be uttered. At the CREDO event I attended a couple weeks ago in Florida, while I certainly did not go lake walking, I was able to listen for the loud silence of God's utterance to my soul. I was sent off to reflect upon and then listen for a response to two questions: Who am I? And, who am I becoming? It is the latter question that I encourage each fellow pilgrim to ask during these last weeks of Lent. Who are you becoming? You, child of God; divine image-bearer; follower; disciple; advocate; seeker; lost; Christian. As Holy Week begins with the first day of Spring, I encourage you to metaphorically do some lake-walking with God and listen for whatever silent word God offers. Rev. David R. Gaewski, Conference Minister DavidGaewski@uccny.org

7 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 7 THE AUXILIARY OF THE DUNKIRK CONFERENCE CENTER, INC. SATURDAY APRIL 9, 2016 ANNUAL SPRING MEETING 84 th YEAR Kenmore UCC 295 Delaware Road Kenmore, NY NOON: $6.00 RESERVATIONS BY FRIDAY, APRIL 1 st Call: Jane Turner or Ruth Degener AGENDA: - Dunkirk updates and a short meeting Discuss annual gift KEY PEOPLE: Please post If you are unable to attend meeting please pass this information on. Reminder: UCC Dues are $5.00 single and/or family per year or any donation to benefit Dunkirk Please bring dues and updated membership list with new names and changes, and if you need membership cards please contact: BERNICE GEORGE, FINANCIAL SECRETARY 8945 Tonawanda Creek Road Clarence Center, NY Phone: EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING: 10:45 AM Donations of dishtowels, dishcloths, large potholders, bird seed, and assorted office supplies: scotch tape, masking tape, permanent markers, pens, pencils, paperclips is always needed. Also, you can purchase tickets for a hand-made quilt to be raffled off on August 20, It would be great if you could bring these things to the meeting.

8 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 8 April /03 4/10 4/17 4/24 GREETERS: Trevor Howell Nick Vacanti DJ Givhan Brandon Oun Caassidi Howell Mitchel Sievers Sarah Wollenberg Rachel Oun USHERS: Scott Howell Ed Miller Andy Kreuzer Paul Wollenberg Pat Schultz Bev Miller Ed Stepien Bob Metz Robert Knaus Roger Hoeltke Chris Stepien Greg Trietley Shirley Wollenberg Dave Brockner Carol Leible ELDERS: Ruth Degener Rob Knaus Pat Schultz Greg Trietley Bob Metz PLEASE NOTE: Gluten Free options are available for congregants taking communion. If anyone has a gluten allergy, they should let the usher know and they will be served gluten free a communion. LAYREADERS: Helen Matthews Bev Miller Debbie Paden Rob Knaus ALTAR: Bev Miller Chris Stepien Shirley Wollenberg Sharon Hamerski IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN ANY OF THE COMMITTEES, PLEASE CONTACT THE FOLLOWING: Greeters: Ruth Degener /Carole Mathews Ushers/Elders: Ed Stepien Lay Readers & Altar: office ALERT: We are requesting anyone bringing in food with nuts, that they label the food. We have a child with allergies. The Birthday money collected is going into our Building Fund to help with our mortgage payments. Have your coins, dollars or even checks ready for the Celebration on April 3rd. Share Your Good News!! If you have any news that you d like to share with your Epiphany Family, please let the office know and we will try to have the information included in our next newsletter. Dunkirk Auxiliary dues for 2016 are raising to $5 for single or family though we are accepting any donation amount in lieu of membership. They can be paid through Emmy Hess. $2 Samaritan Society Dues can be paid through Pat Jarmusz. Community Music School of Buffalo (CMSB) Epiphany has become a music satellite for individual voice and instrumental lessons. For information or interest in lessons, please contact CMSB at Hospice On May 22 team Angels Among Us will be walking at the 20th Hospice Memorial Walk. If you enjoy walking, we would love to have you join our team where we celebrate and remember how Hospice helped so many of our loved ones. There is a 1 mile and a 5K route. Any donations can be given or mailed to Kerrie Dunning, team captain or any one of the team members. If you would like more information or have any questions, you can call her at Thank you for your support. April Birthdays HAPPY BIRTHDAY! If we have missed your birthday, please give our office a call Children 07 Sophia LiCausi 14 Thomas Schnaufer 19 Cora Weber 24 Austin Russell 29 Ryan Endres 30 Maxwell Karas Adults 01 Tim Oun 02 Trevor Howell 04 Kyle Uebler 06 Luke Uebler 08 Brandon Oun 10 Jaime Schnaufer 11 Doug Endres 14 Kimberly Endres 18 Christie Cahalan 19 Nancy Neubauer 20 Carl McKinnon 21 Nicolas Russell 24 Patricia Langley 27 David Brodka 28 Karen Augustine 29 Dolores Booth

9 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 9 CHURCH SERVICES & Sunday School 10:00am** 9365 Clarence Center Rd, Clarence Center, NY **coffee hour begins at 9:30am OFFICE HOURS 9:00am 1:00pm Monday Thursday April 2016 Women s Fellowship 1st Thursday 11:00am Meet at Ruth s home, 67 Lou Drive, Depew Next meeting will be March 2016 Callers 1st Thursday 10:30am Meet at Ruth s home Next meeting will be March 2016 Samaritan Society meet at St. Stephens/Bethlehem UCC on Wehrle Drive Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Communion Brunch 4 5 6:30pm Finance :30am Callers 11am Women s Fellowship 4pm PR Team 8 6-8pm Spaghetti Dinner am Bible Study 11am Food Pantry Collection am Spiritual Growth pm Samaritan Society pm Facilities am Theme Basket Raffle pm Outreach am-1pm Work Day 6pm Youth Service & NYE Registration

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12 THE TIMES OF EPIPHANY Page 12 PHOTO ALBUMS For the past 12 years or so, I have been honored to be your Church photographer. I truly enjoy taking these photos and sharing them with members of Epiphany. However, displaying photos on church bulletin boards, etc. has been limited due to lack of space for this to be done. in anticipation of our 40 th Anniversary party, I have been concentrating my efforts to get all of my photos categorized and put into photo albums. So, while I am not done with this I do have quite a few albums available to be viewed. They are listed below. This is a work in progress. I will be adding photo albums from time to time. This is what is available now: BAPTISMS PEOPLE & EVENTS 2002 BAPTISMS SOCIAL EVENTS 100 TH Anniversary 2004 Rev. Cushing s Retirement Party 2012 COMMUNITY (1) Boy Scouts Voice Buffalo Dunkirk Conference Center With FUND RAISERS Basket Raffle COMMUNITY (2) FUND RAISERS Basket Raffle Garage Sales & COMMUNITY EVENTS Health Fair Postal Food Drive Hassan s Concert COMMUNITY (3) Wear N Share Bless Parties Hospice Walk Kids Escaping Drugs 5K Run CONFIRMATION MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUET (1) Genesee St. St. John s Lancaster MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUET (2) St. John s Lancaster Clarence Center PLANNING OUR MOVE Years Photos depicting our decision to leave Genesee St. To decision to buy Clarence Center Property. OUR JOURNEY 2006: Saying goodbye to Genesee St. 2008: Ground Breaking Ceremony Wehrle 2010: Clarence Center Property *Looking at property-moving day *What needs to be done? *Our first worship service *S.S. reenactment of our journey *Dedication and Ribbon Cutting AROUND & ABOUT EPIPHANY CHURCH PICNICS (1) 2005: Dunkirk Conference Center 2006: Home of Dave & Beth Hess 2007: Wehrle Drive worship service 2008: Wehrle Drive worship and picnic (before Groundbreaking) 2009: Dunkirk Conference Center includes baptism 2010: Dedication Sunday picnic (1 st picnic in our new home) 2011 Clarence Center CHURCH PICNICS (2) SUNDAY SCHOOL (1) Presentations, nursery teachers, acolytes & CHILDREN S SERMONS SUNDAY SCHOOL (2) Presentations, nursery, teachers, acolytes & CHILDREN S SERMONS SUNDAY SCHOOL (3) Presentations, nursery, teachers, acolytes & CHILDREN S SERMONS CHRISTMAS PAGEANTS BREAKFAST WITH SANTA (1) BREAKFAST WITH SANTA (2) PHOTOS AVAILABLE...From Nina Trietley As you know, for many years, I have taken photos of events and people at Epiphany. In preparation for Epiphany's 40th Anniversary, I have prepared photo albums as a part of the memorabilia to be viewed at the 40th anniversary celebration. While most photos got included in the albums, many did not get included for various reasons. Most of them are good photos, but just did not work out for the albums. These "extra" photos are available to be purchased for a minimal charge. 100% of monies collected will go, as always, to the Mortgage Reduction Fund. Please let me know if you are interested in looking at, and possibly purchasing photos.