First Serv 9:30 a.m. ~ Sabbath School 10:30-11:30 a.m. ~ Classic Worship 11:45 a.m.

Kettering Adventist Church3939 Stonebridge Road

Kettering, OH 45419ketsda.org

May 3, 2014

ServMay 3, 2014

Jerry Mahn, worship leader9:30 a.m.

Kettering Life — Randy Daniel

Baby Dedication — Madison Elizabeth Bayerby David VanDenburgh

Sermon — Pastor Karl Haffner

WorshipMay 3, 2014

11:45 a.m.

We Gather TogetherGathering Music: (Lovely) Ralph Vaughan Williams.........Jerry Taylor,organ

(Pastorale) Richard Purvis

Introit: —Bryan Jeffery Leech....................Church ChoirMake room within my heart, O God. That You may form in me the image You have shown in Christ, my very lifeto be. Inspire my thought, O lofty One, to reach the highest plane, that I may know the mind of Christ, and Himas greatest gain.

We Come Into Christ’s PresenceCall to Worship..........................................................................................Randy Daniel

(congregation standing)

Leader: God our heavenly Father invites us into His presence.Congregation: I will kneel and bow down before the God of the universe.Leader: Jesus Christ, God’s only Son, invites us to worship.Congregation: I will praise the Lord, and sing a new song of celebration.Leader: The Holy Spirit is among us, to help us know the promise that God is with us.Congregation: We worship in the name of the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Pass the Blessing of Christ’s Peace

Hymn No. 223: ................................................tune:(congregation standing)

Invocation..................................................................................................Randy Daniel

Anthem: Tom Feetke.........................Church ChoirWhen I gaze into the night sky and see the work of Your fingers, the moon and stars suspended in space. Butwhat are we that You are mindful of us? You have given us a crown of glory and honor and have made us a littlelower than the angels. You have put us in charge of all creation, the beasts of the field, and birds of the air, thefish of the sea. But what is man, Oh, what is man that You are mindful of him? O Lord, our God the majesty andglory of Your name transcends the earth, and fills the heavens. O Lord, our God, little children praise You perfectlyand so would we and so should we. Alleluia, Alleluia. The majesty and glory or Your name, Alleluia Alleluia.

Scripture Lesson: .......................................................Aubrey KelleyWhen I saw Him, I fell at His feet as though dead. Then He placed His right hand on me and said, “Do not beafraid. I am the First and the Last. I am the Living One, I was dead, and now look, I am alive for ever and ever!And I hold the keys of death and hell.”

Prayers of the People......................................................................Matthew Webster

We Present Our Tithes and OfferingsOffertory Anthem: Jane Marshall....................................Church Choir

My God, I love thee, not because I hope for heaven thereby, nor yet because, who love Thee notmust die eternally. Thou, O my Jesus, thou didst me upon the cross embrace; for me didst bear thenails and spear and manifold disgrace. Why, then why, O blessed Jesus Christ, should I not love theewell? Not for the sake of winning heaven, nor of escaping hell. Not with the hope of gaining aught,not seeking a reward, but as thyself hast loved me, O everloving Lord. Even so I love thee, and willlove, and in thy praise will sing; solely because Thou art my God and my eternal King.

Doxology: (Hymn No. 1, stanza 4)..............................tune:Praise to the Lord, O let all that is in me adore Him! All that hath life and breathcome now with praises before Him! Let the Amen sound from His people again.Gladly forever, adore Him. Amen!

Prayer for the Tithes and Offerings......................................................Randy Daniel

Church Life.................................................................................................Randy Daniel

Children’s Story.........................................................................................Victor Brown

Anthem: from Handel’s “Messiah”.........William Caldwell, baritoneBehold, I tell you a mystery. We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, in a moment , in thetwinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raisedincorruptible, and we shall be changed.

We Learn from God’s WordSermon: …..…Pastor Karl Haffner

Hymn No. 99:

We Are Sent Out With a BlessingBenediction.....................................................................................Pastor Karl Haffner

Orison: (Hymn No. 66).......................................................CongregationGod be with you till we meet again. By His counsels guide uphold you.With His sheep securely fold you. God be with you till we meet again.

Postlude: — J. S. Bach................Jerry Taylor, organ

Worship Notes:

Participants: Dr. Karl Haffner, our senior pastor, continues the spring sermon series, “Five Things JesusNever Said and Why You Should Stop Believing Them.” Today he discusses “Fear the Final Crisis.” RandyDaniel, our church board chairman, hosts today’s worship. Victor Brown, vice president for enrollmentservices at Kettering College tells today’s Children’s Story. The Scripture Lesson will be read by Aubrey Kelleyin honor of his parents, Horace & Rosayle Kelley, who were the driving force behind KYA (Kettering YourgAdults) in the 1980s. Matthew Webster, who presents the Prayers of the People, is a junior at SouthernAdventist University. Along with being one of our returning college “kids,” Matthew was asked to give theprayer today in honor of his father, Perry Webster, who joined the Kettering church in 1981. Jerry Taylor,our minister of worship and music, is the organist/choir director for today’s service.

As we gather for worship we hear a setting of Hymn No. 650, using the Welshhymntune, which translates “Lovely.” We also hear Richard Purvis’ setting of the Easter HymnNo. 168,

(Hymn No. 223) was written by Matthew Bridges in 1851 and published inhis The tune, means “crowns” and was composed especially for these wordsin 1868 by Sr. George Elvey, who was the organist/choirmaster at Windsor Castle.

is a setting of Psalm 8. Linda Lee Johnson, Children’s Director forRedwood Chapel in Castro Valley, California arranged this anthem’s text from Psalm 8 and Tom Fettke, whowas the director of music there at the time, wrote the first half of the anthem. It was a few years later thathe added the “allelujah” part and published the anthem. This anthem was chosen to reflect on God’s love forus.

is considered by many to be the finest anthem by Jane Marshall, a choral composer fromDallas, Texas. It was chosen to be sung in today’s service to speak of our love for Christ in contrast to theabove anthem that speaks of God’s love for us .

was taken from and is from George F. Handel’s famousoratorio “Messiah.” William Caldwell, baritone soloist has been the award-winning director of the CentralState University Choir until his retirement this past spring. Last Sunday, he sang the complete role of “Elijah”in the Christ Methodist Church’s production of Mendelssohn’s “Elijah,” and this week he agreed to sing thisaria to prepare our minds for today’s sermon.

is one of the great choral preludes of J. S. Bach. It is based uponthe parable of the 10 Virgins. Although it is more often heard in the period previous to Christmas and Christ’s“first” advent, it was actually composed to be a “Second Advent”prelude. The hymn this piece is based uponcan be found in our Hymnal No. 210. Notice the “trumpet” stop is used to make the call.

Things Jesus Never Said: “You Must Fear the Final Crisis”

I. Fears of the Famous

II. Fears of the Final Days A. Matthew 10:17-22, 26, 28, 31

But beware! For you will be handed over to the courts and will be flogged with whipsin the synagogues. You will stand trial before governors and kings because you are myfollowers. But this will be your opportunity to tell the rulers and other unbelievers about me.When you are arrested, don’t worry about how to respond or what to say. God will give youthe right words at the right time. For it is not you who will be speaking—it will be the Spirit ofyour Father speaking through you.

“A brother will betray his brother to death, a father will betray his own child, andchildren will rebel against their parents and cause them to be killed. And all nations will hateyou because you are my followers. But everyone who endures to the end will be saved.

“So do not be afraid of them, for there is nothing concealed that will not be disclosed,or hidden that will not be made known.”

“Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul.”“So don’t be afraid; you are worth more than many sparrows.”

B. Matthew 24:4-13Jesus answered: “Watch out that no one deceives you. For many will come in my

name, claiming, ‘I am the Messiah,’ and will deceive many. You will hear of wars and rumorsof wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is stillto come. Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be faminesand earthquakes in various places. All these are the beginning of birth pains.

“Then you will be handed over to be persecuted and put to death, and you will behated by all nations because of me. At that time many will turn away from the faith and willbetray and hate each other, and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people.Because of the increase of wickedness, the love of most will grow cold, but the one who standsfirm to the end will be saved.

III. No Fear

Everything will ___________________. If it’s not working out, ___________________.

At the start of 1981, Melvin West, the Minister of Music, taught a class called "Arts & Ideas" on Wednesdayevenings that had over 200 attending. He had been very diligent to schedule organ concerts every othermonth by the world’s finest musicians. In February Mel moved to Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska to returnto the college environment. Bob Clarke was the senior pastor, but would move in July to pastor in Virginia.Walt Sherman was the Youth Pastor and Peter Bath, the young new associate pastor, was quickly makingfriends with everyone. He was chosen to serve as interim senior pastor with the help of head elder, TedRamirez; little did he realize that it would be almost a year before a new senior pastor would be found.

That year the early worship service was moved from 8:00 am in the morning to 8:45 and a different pastorand format than in the 11:00 worship was utilized. On February 14, Jerry Taylor and the choir fromShenandoah Valley Academy came and sang all the anthems that Melvin West had composed up to that time.Knowing that West was leaving, Winton Beaven invited Jerry Taylor to take on the role of Minister of Music.The timing just wasn't right and when Taylor declined the position, the church formed a Music Evaluation andSearch Committee which was tasked with the job of evaluating the music program and finding a new Ministerof Music. Don (and Maxine) Duncan were employed for one year to lead the music program until thecommittee’s decisions were made. Organists from the community would alternate playing for servicesincluding Wilma Meckstroth from Our Savior Lutheran, Pauline Swinehart from Good Shepard Lutheran, SueEllefson from Epiphany Lutheran, Greg Land from the Air Force, and Ken Lawson who was a visiting professorat the University of Dayton for a year. Several of Audley and Barabra Wasson’s piano students including EricMalson and Sally Etter (now Christman) played piano and harpsichord music for many services. Aside fromthe annual Rosedale Chorale concert on March 28 and Wintley Phipps, there were very few concerts duringthe rest of the year.

The Elders divided themselves into Ministry Specialties: Worship, Facilities, Finances, Sabbath School,Community, Service, Youth, Fellowship, Hospital Visitation, Music and Witnessing. On April 7 Walt & CarolSherman took a number of Spring Valley Academy students (along with 5 adult sponsors) on a Maranathatrip to Dominica. The youth raised money by doing a “Rent a Jurliteen” project. (A great idea that was usedby Jerry Taylor and Cherylin Peach 15 years later to raise money for a tour of the southern states by the85-member SVA Choir.) Al and Betty Brendel, founders of the Marriage Encounter, traveled to Japan tointroduce Marriage Encounter to chaplains and pastors in the Far Eastern Division. While there, theypresented five Marriage Encounter Weekends to couples in Guam, Singapore, as well as North, Central andSouth Philippines.

The Kettering Young Adults (KYA) under the leadership of Horace & Rosayle Kelley and Peter Bath werebecoming a thriving ministry. They were known mostly for their campouts to favorite spots in the tri-statearea but they also sponsored socials that were open for anyone to attend: a “Happy Days” banquet onValentine’s Day (attire was poodle skirts and fur collars for girls and leather jackets, greasy ducktails, whitetee shirts and blue jeans for the guys), a swim party and corn roast on Labor Day, a welcome potluck forKCMA students in September and in October they sponsored a bike-hike-games-hayride. The group alsoorganized several community service projects (leaf raking, window washing, lawn mowing, car washing.) Atthe Montgomery County Fair, they, with help from Kettering Hospital, manned a booth that offered freecomputerized health appraisals. Over 3000 people visited the booth.

The big wedding of the year was when Carolyn, daughter of John and Barbara Christensen, marriedpianist/singer Dale Creech on November 1. Of the 25 people that joined in 1981, three are still members:Carol & Rose Good and Perry Webster.

Our Church History in 1981

1982 may have started slow, the biggest event was instructors from Wildwood Sanitarium giving instruc-tions on natural remedies and the benefits of water treatments. KYA sponsored the Sweetheart Party, abowling league, prayer breakfasts and gym nights. This year they took “Smoking Sam” to their Montgom-ery County Fair booth.

In July, Ed and Valeeta Mottschiedler accepted the call to come from Frederick, Maryland and to as-sume the job as Senior Pastor. Peter Bath was then able to give his full attention to the young adults ofour congregation. Don and Maxine Duncan moved to Florida in July and Lee McGinty, who was an execu-tive secretary in Houston and a very talented musician, accepted the position of Minister of Music. Her firstSabbath was October 9. Her excellent organizational skills allowed her to start a children’s choir and revivethe handbell choir as well as manage the role of church organist and choir director.

On November 13, 1982, just 11 years after moving into our church building, the church debt was complete-ly paid, so the church celebrated. Former pastors, Demming, Bostian and Clarke returned for the occa-sion, each speaking at a different service. Don Bostian’s worship sermon was titled, “The Church as Cheese”which greatly amused the “church mouse” who continued to write a monthly column in the church’s month-ly “Intercom.” Mel West returned from Union College to play for the afternoon “mortgage burning” servicealong with Harold Lickey and the Andrews University Singers.

Now that the church debt was retired, the congregation had the means to expand the north parking lot,demolish the Manderly House and some trees, and landscape the Northeast corner of the church property.

With a full staff the church was again in full swing. The Pathinders attended the Camporee at Camp Mo-haven, the Youth moved from downstairs to the north entrance room where they’ve been ever since (N1),and the Bible Story Hour was held in the community. Tony Compolo did a three-part weekend seminar inDecember: 1) The Success Fantasy, 2)The Theology of Success and 3) The Role of Spiritual Ethics.

Our Church History in 1982(Due to next week being our 50th celebration, we are including 1982 here...)

Special Children’s Program for May 10, 2014

As we look forward to our May 10, 50-Years Anniversary Celebration, we're pleased to announce thespecial children's programming planned for that entire morning. Rich Aguilera, "The Mud Guy" from

magazine, will be joining us presenting a fun, science-filled, and interactive journey throughour world in his two-part children's experience: "His Creation."

Kids (and kids at heart), have you ever wondered, "When did dinosaurs live?" "Was there really aglobal flood?" or, "Does science support evolution?"

Come experience the high-energy props, illustrations, fossils, prizes, and giveaways all wrapped up ina fun morning of programming designed to bring our children closer to faith in their wonderful Cre-ator God!

As our church family celebrates through the two morning services on Sabbath, this children's servicewill run concurrently for children in Kindergarden through Juniors (Earliteens are invited to join andhelp). Kids will meet in the KETSDA Fellowship Hall, Sabbath, May 10. Service times are 9:30-11:00a.m. for part 1, and 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. for part 2.

May 3, 2014

The Church at Study10:30 a.m.

Other Adult Classes

Pastor’s Bible Study....................................S-3

Taught by: Karl Haffner

FreshBread…………………………..……Fellowship Hall

Taught by: Elliot Smith

Conversations About God........Kettering College Lower Lobby

Dave Evans, Joe Nicosia & Adele Waller

Discussion of Last-Day PropheciesNortheast Fellowship Hall

Thoughts on Prayer:

Lesson Quarterly Classes

Lesson 5:

Memory Text“

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Lesson Study & Discussion..........................S-1Taught by: Dan Stevens

Lesson Study & Discussion…….....Pastor’s Office Taught by: Bob Peach

Sabbath School Class...........…....................N-2Taught by: Ted J. Shull

Advent H.O.P.E.…………Lower Level Center Room Taught by: Katie Waterbrook

Please note: There will not be any Sabbath School classes on Sabbath, May 10

TODAY — May 3 , 2014Flowers — Flowers are given today in honor ofDonna Parker’s mother, June Steeley, and PhilParker’s mother, Ella Parker.Worship Bags — Parents of small children cancheck out (honor system) worship bags for theirlittle ones in three different age groups: 0-2, 3-4,& 5-6 from the red cart in the north foyer. Pleasereturn bags to the cart after the worship service.Thank you.Prayer Time — You are invited to the S-3 class-room following second service for a time of prayerwith volunteers.Spring Valley Academy Gymnastics HomeShow — 9:00 p.m. Admission is free and conces-sions will be available for a fun-filled family night.Sunset — 8:32 p.m.

THIS COMING WEEK —Church Office Hours

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Friday

SUNDAY — May 4Pathfinder Meeting — 1-5 p.m. at Spring ValleyAcademy.

TUESDAY — May 6Staff Meeting — 9:30 a.m.Adult French Class — 6:30 - 8 p.m. in the S-3classroom.

WEDNESDAY — May 7Bells of Praise — 5:30 p.m.Choir & Orchestra — 6 p.m. in the sanctuaryTable Life — 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship HallPraise Orchestra — 7:35 p.m.Advent Ringers — 7:40 p.m.

THURSDAY — May 8Daytime Bible Study — 11:30 a.m. with PastorDan StevensSelf-Defense Class — 6-8 p.m. in the FellowshipHall.

FRIDAY — May 9Youth Vespers — 6:30 - 9 p.m. Youth RoomSinging Bands — 6:45 p.m. Meet at KetteringHospital outside the cafeteria on the lower level.Celebration Organ Concert — 7:00 p.m.Featuring Grant Wareham in the sanctuary.Sunset — 8:38 p.m.

NEXT SABBATH — May 1050 Years Celebration Sabbath

9:30 a.m. A special children’s program entitled,, by Rich Aguilera in the Fellowship Hall.

Part 1 will be 9:30-11:00 a.m. and part 2 from11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. with a half hour break inbetween.

9:30 a.m. Youth & Young Adult will be meetingin the tent east of the Fellowship Hall. Former youthpastor, Joseph Wamack, will be the guest speaker.

9:45 a.m. Adults in Sanctuary We will recallthrough music, pictures and words, the greatmilestones of this church through the past fivedecades. Former senior pastors will recall thehighlights of their time with us.

11:30 a.m. Festival of Praise in sanctuary,former pastor, Dr. Peter Bath, will be the guestspeaker for this worship service. Music by thechurch choir, orchestra and organ.

1:30 p.m. All guests are invited for a fellowshipmeal in the tent in the north parking lot.

5:00 p.m. Praise Orchestra ConcertThe Kettering Praise Orchestra, Donald Huff,director, will present .

Coming Events

That You May KnowKETTERING CHURCH FAMILY

Symapthy — To Barbara Christensen Carolyn andDale Creech on the death of Barbara’s husband andCarolyn’s father, John Christensen, April 24, 2014.Barbara shares, “My sweetheart of 56 years passedto his peaceful rest after a valiant fight withParkinson’s. His last words were, ‘I have fought thegood fight, I have finished the race.’ ” There will beno formal gathering. In lieu of flowers, contributionscan be made to the SVA Worthy Student Fund.Memorial Service — A memorial service will beheld for Norm Barney on Sabbath afternoon, May10, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. at the Beavercreek SDAChurch. Norm died on April 18, 2014.Hospitalized — Sheryl Bullman is at Miami ValleyHospital.Convalescing — Alyson Brodie is at home.— Mary Jane McBride is at Heartland of Miamisburg.

SPRING VALLEY ACADEMYSVA Preschool Summer Camp — Now enrollingPreschool children (ages 3-5) for SVA PreschoolSummer Camp 2014!! Theme for the summer will be

Preschoolers are invited tocome travel this summer on a journey of excitingdiscoveries, creativity, fun and learning throughdifferent means of transportation. We have twosessions, June 2-July 3 & July 7-August 8. Call SVAnow at 937-433-0790 to sign up and reserve yourspot or to schedule a tour.Grades K-7 “Step-up” Day — Tuesday, May 20,from 1:30-2:45 p.m. is when all current andprospective students will “step-up” to their nextgrade level for an orientation with next year’steacher. Call Vicki Swetnam at 433-0790 to RSVP.From Academy Day to Dragons Play —Save thedate, Tuesday, May 20 to visit SVA! Academy Day isfor all current and visiting 8th graders and all visitinghigh school students in grades 9-11 beginning at11:00 a.m. The day is power-packed withinformation and fun, ending with a trip to theDayton Dragons game (box seats)! To RSVP or formore information, call Vicki Swetnam at 433-0790.Vegetarian Food by the Case — Purchase yourfavorite vegetarian food by the case through SVAfood service. To order, email vibudd@springvalleyacademy.org or call Vickie Budd between 3-4 p.m.Monday through Thursday at (937) 433-0790.

COMMUNITYNathan Greene — We would like to invite you totwo special upcoming events featuring SDA ArtistNathan Greene! Both events will occur at theEphesus SDA Church, 3650 Sunbury RoadColumbus, Ohio 43219 on Sabbath, May 3, at7 p.m. In his AY (Adventist Youth) Program, "AnEvening with Nathan Greene," he'll share how GODis using him and his artwork to witness to others.See his work firsthand, how it's made, and have anopportunity to purchase prints and have themsigned by him! Sunday, May 4, from 4-7 p.m. "HISBanner Over Us Is Love" Liturgical Art Exhibition.This charity Art Event features Christian art for sale,baked goods, music, vendors, Nathan Greene plusother experienced and emerging artists, and more!Proceeds benefit “Choices,” a local nonprofitorganization. Help victims of domestic violence andtheir children. You have a "choice" to make adifference! Please come!!Health & Wellness Symposium — Come to the3rd Annual Kettering Health and WellnessSymposium on Wednesday, May 7. Our keynotespeaker is Dr. Phillips, who is head of Harvard'sLifestyle Medicine program. Will also have talksabout fun exercise, how to eat healthy in our busylives, and how to get to your goals. Free lunch andmedical education credits! For more info click thelink below: http://ketteringhealthnetwork.org/2014symposium/Singles Outing — Singles: We will be meeting atthe Lancaster Church on May 10 for church service.Bring food for potluck. Then we will be going toBuckeye Lake. The address for the LancasterChurch is 2640 Lancaster Thornville Road,Lancaster, Ohio 43130. If you have any questionsplease contact Pam Bethel @ 740-775-8708.Camp Mohaven — Summer camp schedules areavailable on the tables in the foyers.Piano — The Stillwater SDA Church has for sale aYamaha Grand Piano, Model G3, Serial #1018046,light walnut color; asking $7,500.00. If you areinterested in making an appointment to see thepiano, please call our praise band leader, MattFoster, at 937-564-1513 or the Church Office at937-890-9227.Adult Assistance — If you need help, call MariaLuiza de Oliveria at 937-829-1821.

Church StaffKarl Haffner........................................Senior Pastor...........................................657-5384Dan Stevens..............................Pastor of Administration..................................689-3612Elliot Smith........................Pastor of Young Adults & Interns ..........................369-1062Kasper Haughton............Pastor of Children & Youth Ministries...............574-344-7818Jerry Taylor............................Minister of Worship & Music...............................602-1514Kay Starkey.................................Church Office Manager...................................434-2780Holly Macomber.................Earliteen and Young Adult Intern...................513-500-1578Mugurel Brasov..............................Technology Intern.......................................239-3655Jerry Mahn.............................Worship Leader for Serv..............................409-1111

Clive Wilson ............................Kettering College Chaplain................................545-8756Pastor-on-call..............................................................................................937-985-0068

Serving You TodayPresiding Deacon.........................................................................................George DuttonPresiding Elder....................................................................................Candy ChristensonDeaconesses.......................................................................Sherry Schaffer, 9:15-9:45 a.m.

Carol Sleeth, 10:30-11:50 a.m.Veed Whitt, 10:30-11:50 a.m.

Greeters........................................................Brian & Candy Christenson, North 10-11 a.m.Gail Schwerin and Janyce Shull, South 10-11 a.m.

David & Nancy Small, 11-11:50 a.m.John & Karin Peebles, South 11-11:50 a.m.

Information Center........................................................................Allison Wiser, 9-11 a.m.Willis & Miriam Adams, 11 -1:30 p.m.

Audio Technician.........................................................................................John McMahanAudio Technician...........................................................................................Vern StarmanVideo Technician..........................................................................................Tyler StarmanProducer...........................................................................................................Dan SchounLive Streaming...............................................................................................Martin PurvisCamera.....................................................................................................Justin Fessenden

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has recruited a steady stream of quality foreign students for Spring Valley Academy(SVA) the past few years. In addition to arranging academic placement with SVA, also re-cruits local families to host these students. If your family has an interest in hosting a student,please contact representative Krista Mainess at (301) 728 4440 or rkmainess@gmail.com tohave all of your questions answered regarding renumeration and the hosting processing.