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GOOD SAMARITAN CHURCH THE MESSENGER VOLUME 108 ISSUE 5 MAY 2019 EASTER SERVICE P When the kids discovered the live chicks who were still with us just in a new way in the same way that Jesus is the message hit home O Even the adults Rachael Wells had fun holding the chicks after worship M Using empty broken egg shells pastor Jen talked about how sometimes empty things seem like bad news but are really good news M Rose Stauffer Leslie Kille and Gregory sang Jazz Alleluia as our centering music M Guest soloist Anne Rosato and violinist Julie Paradies joined Gregory Allen in a powerful rendition of The Gaither s Because He Lives M Rose Stauffer did an interpretive dance of How Could It Be by Lauren Daigle M The choir proclaimed the Easter message of resurrection 1

BIRTHDAYS William Cooley 5 3 Dawn Johnson 5 3 Michael Wright 5 4 Bruce Wright 5 10 Ken Booker 5 14 JoJo Byrd 5 20 Amanda Byrd 5 21 Dorothy Morton 5 26 Dylan Barlowe 5 29 If your birthday or anniversary is not being listed in the newsletter and you would like for it to be please contact Carolyn Woodard TELL US WHAT YOU THINK YOUR FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT ANNIVERSARIES Worship is more than the sum of all its parts but those parts all have meaning and play a role in your overall experience 1 The Spiritual Formation Team SF is asking for your feedback on your worship experience during this Lent Season Specifically 1 What do you think of the worship space How is the lighting Sound can you hear the service The Communion Table SF works hard to ensure the visual art we create coincides with the message experience we want to for service What can we improve 2 What do you think about the order of worship Is the bulletin easy to follow You may have noticed that the announcements have been toward the end of service right before the Closing Circle Tell us what you think Do you like announcements before or at the end of worship What can we improve 3 What do you think about the worship service What did you find meaningful What did you think of videos that were used if any What about the prayers The Lord s Prayer What did you think about the music What can we improve FELLOWSHIP SF Team members are Gregory Allen Sarah Butz Bill Cooley Steve Crist Chris Osberg Pastor Jen Debbie Rasmussin and Lisa Ware If you want to email me my email is drasmussin yahoo com We anxiously await your feedback Ministry Matters https www ministrymatters com worship Submitted by Debbie Rasmussin Jim Mickey Moore 5 21 Joe Liz Planz 5 26 Available 5 05 Available 5 12 Potluck 5 19 Available 5 26 We are looking for volunteers to sign up to sponsor or provide food for fellowship Look for the sign up sheet in the fellowship hall FLOWERS If you d like to place flowers in the sanctuary in honor or memory of someone or some event please contact the office or Robin Becker Available 5 05 Lisa Ware 5 12 Gretchen Ackerson Katie Fullerton 5 19 Available 5 26 OFFICE HOURS Pastor Jen s Hours Sunday Thursday Days Off Friday and Saturday Church Office Open Tuesday Thursday 10 00 3 00 ATTENDANCE March 31 53 April 7 60 14 57 21 77 1 Good Sam Fellowship 3 Ways 2 Help HOST Provide refreshments set up serve and clean up SUPPLY Provide refreshments and let us take care of the rest SPONSOR Donate money for refreshments You pick a day or leave that to us The church supplies cups plates cutlery serving utensils napkins coffee creamer sugar and sweetners If you decide to host we will be glad to help in any way We can provide drinks show you where everything is and provide any assistance needed We will be there for you It will be your day and we want it to be a good experience for everyone Dietary Restrictions We have some folks who have dietary restrictions such as allergies to gluten onion or pineapple to name a few Some are diabetic and cannot have sugar Some are vegan We keep some things on hand that cater to these restrictions Just let us know if you want us to take care of this Please label your dishes if they are meant to satisfy any of these needs We can provide cards for this purpose Make it buy it big or small Any and all foods are welcome If you have questions see Sandy Badger or Robin Becker our fellowship coordinators 2

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EASTER FLOWER DONATIONS From Jane Gaylord in Memory of Dick Gaylord and Bob Gaylord From Lilly Sihapanya in Honor of Virginia Baxter From Dawn Johnson for Don Betty Surgens From Ginger Breitkreutz in Memory of Don Breitkreutz and Elaine and Frankie Masyada From Bev Kelly in Celebration of Loved Family FOOD DONATION FROM BISHOP S STOREHOUSE PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY MICKEY MOORE On Wednesday April 3 2019 the Humanitarian Donation from the Church of Latter Day Saints was picked up from the Bishop s Storehouse in Plant City I was joined by Jim and Mickey Moore When we arrived the cases of food that I had selected from their extensive list was waiting for us on the loading dock Charles Darby and his wife Crista visited with us while some of their volunteers loaded our cars They asked about the pantry and who comes to us for food Charles asked if any of our clients could use a frozen turkey By the time we were ready to leave there were 4 boxes with 4 frozen turkeys each in the back of our cars We got a tour of the Storehouse and some of its history They had photographs of some of the farms and processing plants that the LDS Church owns and operates Only the tuna fish was nor sourced from church owned facilities We arrived back at Good Sam in time for Mirko to help unload the food His help was much appreciated We are now in very good shape for several months to come Along with the Letter Carriers Annual Food Drive in May we will have enough to last well into the summer Submitted by Kate Hall From Robin Becker in Celebration of Loved Family From Debbie Rasmussin and Lisa Ware in Memory of Sherrie Demirjian From Liz Barlowe in Memory of her Father Ernest Kelly and in Honor of her mother Bev Kelly THOUGHTS OF A MOTHER ON MOTHER S DAY My greatest blessings call me Mom About three years ago my mother passed away She was 100 years old and yet that was still not enough time spent with her As you do with such a great loss I began to think more on motherhood and my own times spent with my kids I m grateful for the bonds we have with each other For as long as I can remember I have always wanted to be a mom I remember playing with my dolls pretending to take care of my baby As I grew up I had it all planned out I was going to have a baby girl and call her Suzie On June 18 1970 Suzanne Marie was born The first time I gazed upon her in the hospital I was in awe Wow my baby girl She turned out to be quite a girl I thought she would be my only child But nine years later my son Robert Scott was born She was going to be a big sister And what a sister she was My son Bob was diagnosed Asperger s Syndrome when he was 19 With him having a neuro developmental disability that affects the ability to effectively interact and communicate with people I didn t think we would have a close relationship Adults with Aspergers have difficulty comprehending or communicating feelings It s not that they are incapable of emotions Aspies have trouble distinguishing feelings from thoughts and they find it hard to recognize their own feelings But as he has grown older I m amazed at the responsible thoughtful man that he has become I don t hear the words I love you spoken from him yet his actions speak it in volumes He takes care of me and looks after me And even allows me to hug him on occasion I cherish times with my children and look forward to making more I found a quote on Everyday Family about motherhood and it sums up my feelings perfectly Motherhood is a never ending adventure where you get to watch your child grow and learn and transform from a helpless dependent baby to an independent amazing little human All while they push you to the brink of insanity and beyond but you don t mind because in those frustrating and sometimes completely overwhelming moments looking back they seem to be the best moments of your life Being a parent is hard but in the end it s the most rewarding job in the world Have a blessed Mother s Day Written by Barb Steger Submitted by Suzie Steger 4

ON PALM SUNDAY OUR GOOD SAM THESPIANS SHARED THE MESSAGE The Spiritual Development Team under the direction of Debbie Rasmussin brought the Palm Sunday message to us by using their theatrical talents M The choir and our children played the inhabitants of Jerusalem welcoming Jesus with shouts of Hosanna and by waving palms to welcome him M Jesus played by Lewis Hill instructs his disciples played by Lisa Ware and Debbie Rasmussin to go into the town and bring back a donkey for him to ride into Jerusalem M Roy Rudasill gave voice to Peter the disciple who denied he even knew Jesus M Jeffrey Isler portrayed the torment of Judas who kissed Jesus to betray him M Beverly Finn was a prophet of God sharing God s word to the people M Judy Friend spoke as the Roman Soldier who was given the responsibility to take Jesus to the cross 5 M The pharisees were represented by Harry Miller who questioned Jesus s actions in the temple M Bev Kelly shared the perspective of the Pharisees who wanted to keep the law M Rose Stauffer played the role of Mary Magdalene and shared the pain of always feeling the shame of who she was until Jesus gave her love and filled her with joy M Robin Becker sang Were You There When They Crucified my Lord

Our Nehemiah Action appears to have been successful Over 2500 persons attended this event at Tropicana Field We were inspired by the One City Chorus music the message and prayers We were moved by the personal statements of those personally affected by the problems we were addressing The Criminal Justice Committee learned the county funds over 20 different mental health programs and the help line lists 95 numbers to call In other counties getting mental health services is much less complicated by having a central pathway for receiving services which would set people up with the services they need FAST asked Randy Russel CEO of Foundation for Healthy St Pete Barry Burton County Administrator and Linda McKinnon CEO of Central Fl Behavioral Health Network to come up with a plan to create a central pathway for receiving mental health services including funding and report back to us by Oct 1 They each answered Yes In addressing Racial Profiling the committee has received assurances from law enforcement heads that they will investigate all complaints Those present were asked to fill out Law Enforcement Interaction Cards to report any interaction both positive and negative with law enforcement in the last 12 months We are asking Chief Holloway of St Petersburg Chief Slaughter of Clearwater and Sheriff Gualtieri to attend our Joshua Assembly to receive the cards If you need one of these forms speak to our FAST Coordinator Rev Jean Cooley The Affordable Housing Committee was successful last year in getting the city of St Petersburg to pass a resolution allocating 75 of their Penny for Pinellas Funds toward affordable housing However FAST later learned that the city s draft plan didn t include spending this money until 2023 We invited Mayor Kriseman but he cancelled out at the last minute However an email message was received indicating the funds would start being used in 2020 The Youth Suspensions and Arrests Committee did extensive research on the Restorative Justice Practices that has been introduced into Pinellas schools Although pleased that this program has been initiated in all 123 schools the committee is concerned that the district is not doing a high quality implementation According to parents and students the implementation remains spotty at best FAST is asking the district to set up a pilot project where a group of 10 schools will contract with the International Institute for Restorative Practices to provide on going support and training Three School Board members were present Nicole Carr and Lisa Cane agreed to place this request on the next Board workshop agenda School Board member Joanne Lentino would not agree Network members are urged to attend our final meeting of the year Joshua Assembly Monday May 13 7 PM at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church 1600 54th Ave S St Pete Let your Team Leader know if you need a ride This is when we celebrate our victories It is also our time to raise the funds we need to sustain and grow this vital ministry We ask every network member to invest 200 or more if possible Even if you haven t been active in FAST you may wish to invest in their work You can make installments or single payments to your team leader or to FAST PO Box 10421 St Petersburg FL 33733 Submitted by Bev Kelly How do we stand FAST TOGETHER 6 PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY PASTOR JEN DAYSA AND ERIC JOHNSON NEHEMIAH ACTION ON APRIL 8

HAPPY MOTHER S DAY TREASURER S REPORT OUR LITURGICAL ARTISTS BLESS US WITH A BEAUTIFUL ALTAR So much work goes on behind the scenes to make our sanctuary bloom with meaning around each of our liturgical events This takes a lot of work and a lot of thought to prepare and render on a regular basis These are meant to be thought provoking emotionally stimulating and most of all be in tune with the current spiritual season Please be sure to tell those who work on these projects how much it means to you Robin Becker is constantly involved in the flowers that adorn our podium area Chris Osberg and Sarah Butz spend a lot of time planning and arranging art in the sanctuary both hanging from the ceiling around the walls and on the altar The entire Spiritual Formation Team which includes Debbie Rasmussin Moderator Sarah Butz Rev Bill Cooley Steve Crist Chris Osberg and Lisa Ware are always planning and working on the programs and art that we all enjoy 7 As I write this report we have completed the first quarter of 2019 Through the end of March the total income was under budget by 5 240 The total expenses paid was under budget by 2 753 resulting in a deficit of 2 487 As our budget for2019 was developed late in 2018 the Session approved withdrawing about 9 500 from the church s investment with United Church Funds to cover repairs Some of the funds will be withdrawn in April The first quarter statement for United Church Funds shows that the Market Value of our investment increased by 33 224 over the December 31 2018 Market Value The 4th quarter 2018 was the first loss of value in our account since it was opened in 2016 The April Small Change totaled 81 82 and was deposited to the Pastor s Discretionary Fund Thanks to all who donated especially the folding money Submitted by Kate Hall

MYSTERY BOX OF FOOD HELP US DO SOME SPRING CLEANING I was in the office here alone when I got a call from a lady she didn t give her name and on the phone it came up as Wireless Caller She very quickly told me that as she was driving by she saw a box sitting outside of our food pantry and just wanted to let me know it was there So I walked over to the food pantry and sure enough on the side facing the road there was a large box It was full of canned foods mostly peas and carrots I went back to the office and got the keys to the food pantry side door because the box was way too heavy to even lift I put the cans on a table in there and as I was doing so I checked the dates on the cans only one was bad Another one has a big dent in it but says it s still good As I was doing this I started to wonder who put the box there Maybe the lady that called was actually who put it there but just did not want to tell me that In any case it was a nice donation I tried to go back to the phone in my office to see if I could still find the number but no luck A special thank you to the two good Samaritans from within our community one who donated the food and one who notified us about the box being outside Submitted by Rebecca Kessel Office Administrator MEETING SCHEDULE MINISTRY TEAMS Care Team Meets 1st Wednesday 10 00 noon Spiritual Formation Team Meets 1st Wednesday 6 00 8 00 p m Fellowship and Outreach Team Meets 2nd Wednesday 6 30 8 00 p m Justice and Mercy Team Meets 2nd Sunday after worship Resource Development Meets 3rd Wednesday 6 00 8 00 p m Session Team Meets 4th Wednesday 6 00 8 00 p m Attention Team Leaders Please let us know if your meeting times have changed so that we can make sure the correct information is available 8

Una Aventura Espa ola A NIGHT IN SPAIN Lunch a Show July Oasis Trip Saturday July 27th 11 30am Enjoy lunch at the historic Columbia Restaurant Ybor City Then attend the musical A NIGHT IN SPAIN featuring La Verbena de la Paloma the sizzling zarzuela with the Opera Tampa Singers On a hot humid carnival night in Madrid the people gather to celebrate the miracles of La Virgen the famed statue and centerpiece of Paloma Street This religious revelry includes the cast of characters found in Madrid at the turn of the 19th century the fashionable young girls a bevy of lecherous tradesmen barkeeps and well educated laborers Friends lovers strangers and devotees collide in this steamy mix of Spanish style music as the Opera Tampa Singers perform Tomas Breton s zarzuela La Verbena de la Paloma as well as Spanish dancing flamenco guitar and other tantalizing surprises We will meet at Good Sam at 11 30am to carpool over to the Columbia Restaurant see lunch menu next to the sign up sheet in the Narthex After lunch we will drive over to the Straz Center for the Performing Arts to attend the 3 00pm show of A Night in Spain Show tickets cost 30 00 If you would like to attend this show please sign up in the Narthex and give ticket money to Eric Johnson as he will be pre purchasing tickets to ensure everyone gets a seat before selling out Contact Eric Johnson if you have any questions 727 319 6970 9

BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY CLUBS As part of Stewardship we ask that those celebrating birthdays and anniversaries donate to Good Sam a dollar per year The following are the names of those in the Birthday and Anniversary Club for 2019 The total collected for both categories so far this year is 308 BIRTHDAY CLUB Jane Gaylord Joelle Daysa Jean Cooley Kate Hall Judy Friend ANNIVERSARY CLUB Thank you to all who participate Submitted by Kate Hall FOOD PANTRY REPORT MARCH 2019 Number of days open to serve clients 12 Number of clients served Adults 116 Children 43 Total 159 Volunteers during March were Bev Kelly Ginny Thompson Ginger Breitkreutz Kate Hall Carol Diehm Tom Fauquet and Clarence Wilkerson The number of family members for clients coming to our pantry for the first time in March was 29 The number of individuals served through the first quarter of 2019 was 617 The decline in the number of clients served month by month follows a pattern we have observed for several years Each year our volunteers have wondered if the economy has improved enough to employ some of our former clients In the past we have seen a pickup in our numbers as the year rolls along Will 2019 follow that pattern The book and magazine table needs your used books magazines There are very few books available If you have books that you have read taking up space on your shelves please consider donating them any type or subject is welcome Looking ahead the annual Stamp Out Hunger Letter Carriers Food Drive will be on Saturday May 11 2019 This will be the 27th annual drive Your weekly donations of food are very important Soups vegetables spaghetti sauce and canned meats tuna are most needed Watch for the BOGO features in the grocery store ads each week Food and money donors in March Patricia Waloga Sue Palmeri Cindy Pugh Michelle Lowery St Nicholas Orthodox Church Good Will Industries Trinity United Church of Christ All the Good Sam weekly donors Submitted by Kate Hall FOOD PANTRY NEEDS Peanut Butter Soups Vegetables Spaghetti Sauce Canned Meats Tuna SESSION SUMMARY FEBRUARY 27 2019 Pastor Jen led a discussion on the goals which were approved at the January Church Annual meeting Efforts will be made to attract and welcome visitors Work is being done on a grant proposal for Pastor Jen s upcoming Sabbatical A new Office Administrator has been found a recent Eckerd College graduate Carolyn Woodard has asked to be updated by the Ministry Teams to place articles in The Messenger Announcements will be moved to the end of Sunday s rather than at the start of the service this has since changed Submitted by Rich Feigel 10

MAY 2019 DAILY LECTIONARY Wednesday May 1 2019 Psalm 122 Esther 9 1 5 18 23 Luke 12 4 12 Friday May 17 2019 Psalm 148 Daniel 7 13 14 Revelation 11 15 Thursday May 2 2019 Psalm 30 Isaiah 5 11 17 Revelation 3 14 22 Saturday May 18 2019 Psalm 148 Daniel 7 27 Revelation 11 16 19 Friday May 3 2019 Psalm 30 Isaiah 6 1 4 Revelation 4 1 11 Sunday May 19 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter Acts 11 1 18 Psalm 148 Revelation 21 1 6 John 13 31 35 Saturday May 4 2019 Psalm 30 Genesis 18 1 8 Luke 14 12 14 Sunday May 5 2019 Third Sunday of Easter Acts 9 1 6 7 20 Psalm 30 Revelation 5 11 14 John 21 1 19 Monday May 20 2019 Psalm 133 1 Samuel 20 1 23 35 42 Acts 11 19 26 Tuesday May 21 2019 Psalm 133 2 Samuel 1 4 27 Acts 11 27 30 Monday May 6 2019 Psalm 121 Ezekiel 1 1 25 Acts 9 19b 31 Wednesday May 22 2019 Psalm 133 Leviticus 19 9 18 Luke 10 25 28 Tuesday May 7 2019 Psalm 121 Ezekiel 1 26 2 1 Acts 26 1 18 Thursday May 23 2019 Psalm 67 Proverbs 2 1 5 Acts 15 36 41 Wednesday May 8 2019 Psalm 121 Isaiah 6 1 8 Luke 5 1 11 Friday May 24 2019 Psalm 67 Proverbs 2 6 8 Acts 16 1 8 Thursday May 9 2019 Psalm 23 Ezekiel 11 1 25 Revelation 5 1 10 Saturday May 25 2019 Psalm 67 Proverbs 2 9 15 Luke 19 1 10 Friday May 10 2019 Psalm 23 Ezekiel 20 39 44 Revelation 6 1 7 4 Sunday May 26 2019 Sixth Sunday of Easter Acts 16 9 15 Psalm 67 Revelation 21 10 John 14 23 29 or John 5 1 9 Saturday May 11 2019 Psalm 23 Ezekiel 28 25 26 Luke 12 29 32 Sunday May 12 2019 Fourth Sunday of Easter Acts 9 36 43 Psalm 23 Revelation 7 9 17 John 10 22 30 Tuesday May 28 2019 Psalm 93 2 Chronicles 15 1 15 Revelation 21 15 22 Wednesday May 29 2019 Psalm 93 2 Chronicles 34 20 33 Luke 2 25 38 Tuesday May 14 2019 Psalm 100 Ezekiel 45 1 9 Acts 9 32 35 Thursday May 30 2019 Ascension of the Lord Acts 1 1 11 Psalm 47 or Psalm 93 Ephesians 1 15 23 Luke 24 44 53 Thursday May 16 2019 Psalm 148 Ezekiel 2 8 3 11 Revelation 10 1 11 During the season of Lent the folks at Trinity UCC gathered food for our food pantry We are so blessed by their ongoing support of our pantry ministry Thank you Trinity Submitted by Kate Hall Monday May 27 2019 Psalm 93 1 Chronicles 12 16 22 Revelation 21 5 14 Monday May 13 2019 Psalm 100 Ezekiel 37 15 28 Revelation 15 1 4 Wednesday May 15 2019 Psalm 100 Jeremiah 50 17 20 John 10 31 42 TRINITY UCC DONATES TO FOOD PANTRY Friday May 31 2019 Psalm 97 Exodus 33 12 17 Revelation 22 6 9 DEADLINE FOR JUNE 2019 MESSENGER IS MAY 15 Send all information for submissions to carolyn woodard 130 gmail com NEW MEMBER WELCOME DINNER MONDAY MAY 6 2019 6 30 P M If you are new at Good Sam or if you ve been here for a while and would like to learn more about becoming a member please join us for dinner There will be no pressure to join but we will have a fun evening play a couple games and learn a lot about Presbyterian USA and the United Church of Christ Please let Eric Johnson or Carolyn Woodard know if you are interested in attending or you can call the church office at 727 544 8558 Also let us know if you have any dietary restrictions 11 ST JAMES LIST Pray for one another that you may be healed James 5 16 Let us remember those members and friends who have asked for our prayers and those who are unable to attend worship Bruce Fullerton Katie Fullerton s brother Edna Smith Dottie Boake Rich Feigel Nancy Rudasill Dorothy Morton Eddie Kosinski Jenny Wilson Jean and Carolyn s neighbor Paul Brockus and Good Samaritan Church CORRECTION Last month Katie Fullerton s brother was listed in the St James list as Paul Fullerton and his name is Bruce Fullerton Sorry for this mistake Please keep Bruce in your prayers

THIS NEWSLETTER MUST BE PLACED INTO A STAMPED ENVELOPE TO BE MAILED THE MESSENGER of Good Samaritan Church 6085 Park Boulevard Pinellas Park FL 33781 727 544 8558 Email goodsam church tampabay rr com Web Site goodsam church org Our Mission PREPARED WITH LOVE FOR To Build The Beloved Community A Ministry of Hospitality Vision and Justice A Global Mission Church Check out Good Sam on FACEBOOK SESSION Rich Feigel Clerk Kate Hall Treasurer CLASS OF 2019 Gretchen Ackerson Beverly Finn Linda Rupp CLASS OF 2020 Beryl Fruth Chris Osberg Sophia Stringer CLASS OF 2021 Lisa Ware Carolyn Woodard Vacant Jesus didn t reject people Neither do we CELEBRATING OVER 100 YEARS THE MESSENGER Newsletter of Good Samaritan Church Presbyterian Church USA More Light and United Church of Christ Open and Affirming Sunday Worship 10 30 a m Fellowship Coffee Hour Following Worship GOOD SAMARITAN CHURCH STAFF Rev Jen Daysa Pastor Rev Jean Cooley Parish Associate Gregory Allen Director of Music Ministries Rebecca Kessel Office Administrator Shelby Lamb Nursery Assistant Mirko Bratic Custodian Rev Dr Harold M Brockus Pastor Emeritus GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRY TEAMS Resource Development Team Clarence Wilkinson Moderator Beryl Fruth Gretchen Ackerson Kate Hall Treasurer Liaison Care Team Ginger Breitkreutz Moderator Mickey Moore Jim Moore Beverly Finn Jane Gaylord Clarence Wilkinson Disaster Preparedness Liaison Justice and Mercy Team Rev Jean Cooley Moderator Gretchen Ackerson Lewis Hill Linda Rupp Sarah Butz Rachel Wells Judy Friend Rich Feigel Clarence Wilkinson Kate Hall Food Pantry Liaison Bev Kelly FAST Liaison Spiritual Formation Team Debbie Rasmussin Moderator Chris Osberg Sarah Butz Rev Bill Cooley Lisa Ware Steve Crist Fellowship and Outreach Team Eric Johnson Moderator Carolyn Woodard Barb Steger Robin Becker Sandy Badger Annie Gambino Martha Taylor Personnel Committee Clarence Wilkinson Jim Moore Robin Becker Gretchen Ackerson Kate Hall Pastor Relations Committee Carolyn Woodard Moderator Chris Osberg Clarence Wilkinson Ginger Breitkreutz Lisa Ware Bev Kelly