February 2016

The Peace River Presbyteryand

The Moorings Presbyterian Church

Cordially Invite Youto

the Installation Service of

The Reverend Jacqueline R. Smith Patman

Sunday, February 21, 2016

Associate Pastor of

The Moorings Presbyterian Church791 Harbour Drive, Naples, FL 34103

9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.Worship Service for the Lord’s Day

The Reverend Dr. Bryan Burton, preaching

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Buffet Luncheon in Moss Hall ($7 adults, $4 children)

Please make a reservation by calling 261-1487 or signing up at the Reception Desk.

1:00 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.Formal Installation Service in the Sanctuary

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New Members 2014 - 2015

Diana AmatoJohn ArpinChris BakerLauren BakerJack BakerMolly BakerDon BaluchDeborah BaluchMark BardoMary Beth BardoEmogene BedrosianMarilyn BeebeLitha BergerFred BergmanSuzanne BergmanCecile BorgesonChristian BoydJean BurkeLorna CaineChuck CarlsenMary CarlsenIngrid CarlsonGrady ChronisterLinda ChronisterLarry ClayDoris ClayNicolas CompagnoneAllen CottageConnie CottageTeresa CrockettTerry CrockettJohn DavidsonCarol DavidsonRheanna Davis-KonukAlyssa DehnzJames DeWittGwen DeWitt

Katherine DobbinsDavid DowdJoyce DowdTom EdwardsJoy EdwardsPaul EvansAmy EvansTom FlynnSuzanne FlynnKay ForemanArt ForsmanDolores ForsmanAlex FosterPau l FranklinMartha FranklinTori GartzRiker GaskinsHarper GaskinsJonathan GustRobert HaffJoan HaffBob HaineyLarry HardyMary HarveyDavid HendersonTricia HerremaScarlett HillTravis HillGlenn HoltzMeredith HoltzLarry ImesonZachary JacksonRena JahnRhett JoseyBill KeesorAnne KeesorMartha Keith

Kipp KoesterMary KoesterDavid KoldeMary Jo KoldeErin LakeNatalie LakeJames LaneClara LearnedThomas LoPrestiSandra LoPrestiMax MartinSusan MathewsMarion McAdooBarbara MeekKristine MeekJohn Meek YeggeGerald MelocheLisa MelocheBruce MeyerMary MeyerKaterina MihailoffSarah MihailoffMargery MitchellSandra NewmanSam NunnerElsbeth O’ConnorNancy OakesRodney OakesJeannie OelerichMichael OstertagSusan OstertagRoberta PattonDorcas Peake-WelchMichael PellegrinoTony PressleyNancy PressleyRobert Reckman

Carleen ReckmanTeri RinghamClaudia SchmittPatricia SchrenkJoAnne St. JohnJohn StansellDaniel StatileLindsay StatileTamara SwitkenChloe TomasiDakota TomasiGiorgio TomasiMark TomasiLisa TomasiDeAnn TschantzJohn TschantzAlan Van NoordCollene Van NoordSuzanne VanNessAlan VanNessJames VestermarkEmily WalkerJeffrey WallaceCheryl WallaceGordon WatsonMartha WatsonClifton WelchBrenda WilkesLil WilliamsG Allan WilsonBetty WilsonKeira WoodKaren WoodbridgeMatthew YoungAllison Young

Please Join Us in Acknowledging the Following Members Joining MPC in 2014 and 2015

Financial Report

December 2015 YTD 2015 Plate & Pledge Income 391,692 629,876Other Income 7,830 19,361Total Operating Expenses (167,847) (388,348)Operating Gain/(Loss) 231,675 260,899

Church Financials

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9:00 AM Casual Worship in Webster Chapel 10:00 AM Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary

Church School for Children 10:00 AM Nursery/Childcare opens at 8:45 AM

Doug Learned Preaches:

February 7 "What Happens When We Pray Like Jesus?" Luke 9: 28-36

February 14 "For God, For All the Right Reasons" Luke 4: 1-13

February 21 The Reverend Dr. Bryan Burton, preaching 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Buffet Luncheon in celebration of Reverend Jaci Smith Patman's Installation

1:00 PM - 1:40 PM Formal Installation Service in the Sanctuary

February 28 "Ready to Live for God" Luke 13: 1-9

Lent Begins Ash Wednesday, February 105:00 PM Worship in the Sanctuary

5:45 PM Churchwide Dinner Note this time change for dinner and please make a reservation before 1:00 PM Monday, February 8.

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A Special Opportunity for Lent “An Hour of Service”

Many Christians traditionally "give up" something during the Lenten period. This year, the Moorings congregation will be encouraged to “give back” something as well - an hour of volunteer service to a charitable organization or other worthwhile cause. The initiative will be described in the Sunday services on February 7. A booklet will be provided that describes volunteer opportunities at our church’s local “mission partner organizations,” although the volunteering need not be limited to these. Pew cards will also be available throughout Lent for those who wish to share their experiences. This is an exciting opportunity for Moorings to demonstrate widely

our commitment to Jesus’ example and calling, by serving those in need in His name.

Worship Preview

Readers’ RendezvousWednesday, February 10

10:00 AM in Strozier Library

Billie Stevens reviews and discusses the book Bold Spirit by Linda Lawrence Hunt. In 1896, a Norwegian immigrant and mother of eight children named Helga Estby was behind on taxes and the mortgage when she learned that a mysterious sponsor would pay $10,000 to a woman who walked across America.

Their treacherous and inspirational journey to New York challenged contemporary notions of femininity and captured the public imagination. But their trip had such devastating consequences that the Estby women's achievement was blanketed in silence until, nearly a century later, Linda Lawrence Hunt encountered their extraordinary story.

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Distinguished Speaker Series Wednesday, February 3 6:30 PM

Jim ToweyJim Towey became President/CEO of Ave Maria University on July 11, 2011 and currently serves in that position. He was employed for 12 years as a U.S. legal counsel to Mother Teresa. After serving as a full- time volunteer in Mexico, he returned to Calcutta to work in

her missions. Following his experience with Mother Teresa, President Towey was motivated to found the non-profit organization Aging with Dignity. It is his story of coming to know Mother Teresa that he will share with us.

We invite you to join us for Wednesday Churchwide Dinner before the presentation, 5:15 PM - 6:15 PM. See reservation and cost information below.

The presentation is free.

Fellowship Activities

Churchwide Wednesday Evening Dinners Wednesday dinners are a highlight of the week at Moorings Presbyterian Church. Diners enjoy meeting friends for a meal away from home, as Evie and Michael Viggiani feature scrumptious meals week after week for the best price in town. Our musicians, pianist Jim DeWitt, and basses Bob Boulee and Llew Williams, top it off with music that appeals to all ages. Don’t miss out on these enjoyable evenings – especially when our chefs serve Chicken Paprikas (PAPRIKÁS CSIRKE) on February 24 - a delicacy that would make any Hungarian grandmother proud!Food service is from 5:15 - 6:15 PM. $7 for adults and $4 for children with a reservation (261-1487), at the Reception Desk, or online by Monday 1:00 PM. $8 and $5 without a reservation.

February 3Mandarin Orange ChickenSteamed Jasmine RiceStir Fried VegetablesSalad with Lime Honey DressingRolls & ButterCoconut Cake OR Fresh Fruit

February 10 (Ash Wednesday - dinner 5:45 - 6:45 PM)Meatballs & Penne PastaTossed Salad with Balsamic DressingGarlic BreadStrawberry Cake OR Fresh Fruit

February 17Hot Sliced BBQ Pork Sandwich Oven Roasted PotatoesGreen BeansCole SlawBrownie Fudge Sundaes OR Fresh Fruit

February 24Chicken Paprikas Buttered NoodlesVegetable MedleyTossed Salad with Poppy Seed DressingRolls & ButterApple Crisp with Fresh Whipped Cream OR Fresh Fruit

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More Fellowship Activities

Faith & Art News

Moorings Art Guild A Celebration of the Arts

Tuesday, February 2After our 1:00 PM business meeting in Classroom A of Moss Hall, Guild members and friends will meet at 2:30 PM at Gallery on Fifth (located at the Mercato). Russian artist, Georgy Kurasov,

along with his wife and muse, Zina (former ballerina), will present Georgy’s approach to designing his unique works of art. His art is rich with color, refined and sensual. This promises to be “The Event of the Season” and will be covered by the press.

Tuesday, March 1TOUR OF THE IRMA GILGORE PRIVATE COLLECTION one of the largest private collections of Italian Renaissance art and sculpture.

The Guild will meet at 11:15 AM for a brief business meeting at Eagle Creek Club House located on the corner of Route 41 east and 951 south. Luncheon reservations are at Noon and at 1:30 PM Mrs. Gilgore will lead us on a guided tour of the Museum. This event is limited to 15 members. For reservations contact Dee Bozich: deebozich@sbcglobal.net

For information regarding the Guild, please contact Margery Mitchell (594-1044).

Guided Tour of MPC Sunday, February 21 11:00 AM

Have you ever wondered where the choir and handbells practice? Where the Pastor’s Gallery is? Been to the Memorial Garden? Where the youth of MPC learn and play? These and many more interesting rooms and features of the church will be shown on Guided Tours every 3rd Sunday of the month after 10:00 AM worship. Those interested should meet in the Chapel to tour and learn that there is more to MPC than the Sanctuary and Moss Hall!

Art ExhibitionThe F&A Ministry will once again hold its “Expressions of Faith” Holy Week Art Exhibition. The medium for the exhibition is Photography: Artists & Collectors’ Choices. We invite you to pick up an application at the kiosk.

Chef Evie Viggiani's Cooking ClassFeaturing Thai Cuisine

Monday, February 8 6:00 PM in Moss Hall

Thai cuisine is one of the most popular and healthy cuisines in the world. It places emphasis on lightly prepared dishes with strong aromatic components, which include fundamental taste senses in each dish or in the overall meal: sour, sweet, salty, bitter, and spicy.

Evie will demonstrate how to bring Thai cuisine into our own kitchens by teaching us how to prepare Tom Yum Gai (Thai Hot & Sour Chicken Soup), Panang Chicken with Jasmine Rice & Steamed Broccoli, and Mango Sticky Rice Pudding. She will use mild spices, and teach us about using “Thai hot” condiments on the side for the daredevils.

The $25 cost includes recipes, delicious samples, and a raffle for some of the foods prepared in class. Space is limited. To reserve a spot contact Kris Doyle at 293-5032 or kdoyle@mooringschurch.org, or sign up at kiosk or Reception Desk.

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Mission Outreach

February Food and Clothing Donations

Benefit Mision PenielTheir Most Important Needs: canned meat, cereals, oatmeal, dried beans (pinto). New and nice used clothing: small men’s sizes jeans, t-shirts, jackets, sweaters, socks and small size men’s underwear are the highest need.

Other Needs Include: blankets, flat sheets, towels, pillows. Ziploc bags (1/4 gallon), plastic spoons/forks, napkins, personal hygiene items including: tooth brushes, toothpaste, deodorant, small shampoo, razors, and soap.Mision Peniel's provides support to migrant farmworkers in Immokalee through spiritual and material care. Donations can be dropped off each Sunday in the two white wicker bins in the Narthex, or the three large bins behind the Reception Desk in Moss Hall.

Did You Know?...More than 2,000 verses in the Bible

have to do with the poor.

Special Appeals a Success Thank You!

2016 will be brighter for many lives in Guatemala and Haiti because of the generosity of many at Moorings.The 150 people who attended December's Guatemala luncheon learned more about the challenges that country faces and the ways Moorings is helping: through our Jim Smith School & Scholarships initiative; support for Miracles in Action; the Christmas toys drive, and providing water filters and handmade quilts to poor, rural villagers. Forty-three donors and the crafts sale resulted in $14,382 for the Jim Smith School & Scholarships.A special Christmas offering to bring solar power to the new school in the remote village of Larevwa, Haiti, was also very successful. Through the generosity of 76 donors, the goal of $9,400 was reached. This will mean that over 200 children and their teachers will have access to the many learning and teaching resources of the Internet; they can learn English; fans can be put into the hot classrooms; and the school can be used for adult education and skills training in the evenings. Their community now has much more promise for the future, because of Love the Children’s leadership and Moorings’ support.

Thanks to the Congregation from Moorings’ Mission Partner Organizations

This past month, your Mission Outreach Committee communicated to the church's Mission Partner Organizations the fundings they will receive from Moorings in 2016. The following from the leader of one organization is indicative of the appreciation received from all:

“Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, for all you do for our Lord Jesus and His struggling families in our most generous Naples community. God bless you all…”

St. Matthew's House - Justin's Place Graduation Ceremony - Monday, February 29

The Mission Outreach Committee is excited to announce that our church will again be hosting the next graduation event of the St. Matthew's House "Justin’s Place" recovery program. Moorings members are invited to attend this meaningful event, recognizing Justin’s Place graduates on Monday, February 29 at 6:00 PM in the Sanctuary, followed by food and refreshments in Moss Hall prepared by SMH (St. Matthew’s House) Catering. There is no charge for the ceremony event or the meal afterwards.Justin’s Place is a one-year, Christian recovery program incorporating the 12 Steps and their Biblical comparisons. Participation is open to all men and women who want to change their lives. This is an excellent opportunity for Moorings' members to learn more about St. Matthew’s House, a very important mission partner of our church.

“Hope with Help” Luncheon, February 28

A special church-wide luncheon will be held on Sunday, February 28, to learn about and hear from our church’s four mission partner organizations who focus on the hungry and homeless in Collier County: Guadalupe Social Services, Helps Outreach, Meals of Hope, and St. Matthew’s House.

The luncheon and program will begin in Moss Hall at 11:15 and conclude by 12:30. Please sign up on the registration sheet at the Reception Desk, or by calling 261-1487. Donations to help with the cost of the luncheon will be welcomed but are not necessary to attend.

Youth News

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Support Our Youth Summer TripsThe “144 Envelopes” Fundraiser

• There are 144 envelopes. • Each envelope is numbered from 1-144• You choose an envelope, and you donate that

amount of money. It's that simple. • If you choose envelope #5, you donate $5. If you

choose envelope #144, you donate $144. You get the idea, right? What happens if you really want to donate $100, but someone else already took that envelope? Well, choose two envelopes: like #60 and #40.

• If all 144 envelopes are chosen, we will raise over $10,000!

• Envelopes will be available in the Narthex during February.

Last year we were able to raise $3,600.00 with less than half of the envelopes taken. Our goal this year is to have all the envelopes taken so we can help send twice as many youth to Montreat and also plan for other mission experiences.

Reflections of MontreatWhen we first arrived at Montreat all I could see was beauty; rolling hills, spectacular mountains, a peaceful stream, an open lake, a thundering waterfall - a far contrast from the flatland and beaches of Naples. The idea of living here for a week was exciting but nerve-wracking as well. Within 24 hours I would be split up from everyone I knew and put in a group of about 20-30 other people with different backgrounds, personalities and lifestyles, and none of us would know anything about each other. I kept hoping though that everyone would be nice and I could make it through the week, possibly making a few more friends. However, this whole mindset changed after our first worship service that

night. From then on I knew this place was more than just a church camp. At Montreat I had the most incredible opportunity to meet people who have become my inspiration. It helped me open my eyes to the problems of others and how God has worked through their story and my own to teach lessons, help us grow, and to reach out. It taught me that it is ok to cry and share the parts of your life that aren't so good because whether you know it or not, someone else could be going through the same thing you are or that your story could save someone's life. This place also allowed growth in my own faith and relationship with God and with my youth group as well. It taught me lessons that I will carry on with me for the rest of my life and helped shape me into a better person. Montreat. What is it? It is a place where God's light and grace shines down, where everyone is there for each other, where lessons are learned, and where new friends are made. A place of beauty and hope and joy, and a place of tears and reconciliation. A place you can be yourself and be open; not afraid of any judgment. A place of unity that goes beyond what words can describe. Montreat. A life changing experience I will never forget.

– Victoria Johnston

Montreat to me was an experience I will always remember. I met a ton of new friends from all across the U.S., ones I will continue to keep in touch with. The great thing is, we all had one thing in common: we came together to worship God. I feel like at Montreat, there was a very thin line between us and God. The atmosphere was incredible, because everyone was understanding and cared for each other. It was also very humbling to hear many people's stories of struggles they've had to deal with in their lives. This has led me to feel a lot more appreciative of what I have in my life. Montreat will be something I will never forget and I hope we will be able to go next year!

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Moorings Music Ministry

Hyacinth Series Presents... Seraph Brass Friday, February 5 7:30 PM in the Sanctuary

These five women are radiant, charismatic, and represent a new generation of brass players. Committed to challenging audiences with engaging and exciting programming, Seraph Brass presents a diverse repertoire that includes original transcriptions, newly commissioned works and well-known classics.

Hyacinth Series concerts are open to the public without charge. Doors open at 6:45 PM. Offerings welcome.

Divine Conversations Sundays from 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM in Classroom B. Join Reverend Jaci Smith Patman for this ongoing seven-week interactive series that will consider what conversations with God can look and sound like. We are sampling various prayers from throughout the Biblical narrative, and exploring the implications of these prayer models for our own prayer life. We meet Sundays through March 6 (no class session on January 31 or February 21). Calendar conflicts? Just arrived in town? Join us when you can. Sign up at the Reception Desk to indicate your interest in one or all of these classes.

Biblical Exploration Class 11:15 AM - Noon in the Strozier Library with Q & A to follow. Join this ongoing study offered by Sam and Bunny Sewell every Sunday at this same time and place. What is Biblical Exploration? Understanding how our Bible was written is a fascinating quest and strengthens our faith. Childcare provided. Contact bunnysam@bestselfusa.com or 591-4565, for more information.

Men's Bible Class Every Tuesday at 8:30 AM in Classroom A led by Dr. Herbert Anderson. This Tuesday's study, "Authority To Tread on Scorpions and Serpents: Really?" Isaiah 66: 10-14, Galatians 6: 14-18, Luke 10: 1-12, 17-20.

The Wired Word Wednesday Afternoons at 4:00 PM in the Parlor. Please join us to explore some interesting topics utilizing an adult curriculum called The Wired Word. This provides us with an opportunity to apply our Christian beliefs to the everyday challenges that we read about in our print media. We’ll meet prior to Wednesday Churchwide Dinners, so if you choose you can have dinner between 5:15 - 6:15 PM. Just be sure to make a dinner reservation online, at the Reception Desk, or by calling 261-1487. For more information on the program go to: thewiredword.com or contact Dottie Withrow (649-0752).

Women's Bible Study meets every Thursday in Classroom B at 10:00 AM. We are studying the books of Galatians and James. All women are invited and encouraged to bring a friend. Contact Mary Poston for information (775-5595).

Bible Study Opportunities

Preschool News

As the preschool prepares for the month of February, thoughts turn to Valentine’s Day. Traditional Valentine bags and boxes will be decorated and Valentines exchanged. The children look forward to parties and special heart-shaped snacks!

With February comes the much awaited Groundhog sighting. The children will read stories about the Groundhog and watch to see if the famous Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow. They will also learn how people use the Groundhog to predict upcoming weather.

February is Dental Health month and all preschool children will learn the importance of brushing and flossing their teeth and how a healthy diet keeps their teeth bright. The children will also practice “brushing away their stains” on hard boiled eggs.

A reminder to anyone interested in registering their child for the 2016-2017 school year to contact the preschool office

January 24 turned out to be a beautiful day for the annual Walk for Water. We enjoyed time together walking from MPC to Moorings Beach Park. As we walked, we gained more awareness and understanding of the water crisis in Guatemala and other parts of the world. Our leisurely stroll pales in comparison to the 5 miles that many women and children make twice a day to collect water for their homes. But, this short walk gave a chance for us to consider how hard they work for something we access so easily. It also provided a chance for us to discuss the many ways that we can help support their efforts. Thank you to everyone who donated to help raise money for water filters being given to Guatemalan families in need.

Let’s Share God’s Love with Others Join us in the Moss Hall North Sunday School Pick-Up Area immediately following church on February 14th to decorate Valentine’s Day cookies. During Sunday school, students will be learning about God’s love and how to share it. We invite you to come decorate cookies to enjoy at home or share with someone who may need a little extra love this Valentine’s Day. For those of you with lunch plans, this will be quick fun and should last about 30 minutes. Please email Jen Clark at jclark@mooringschurch.org if you’d like to participate.

All are welcome!

Children's News

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Walk for Water

Presbyterian Women’s News

PW Circle Meetings

Elizabeth February 18 9:15 AM Classroom 202 Esther February 18 10:00 AM Ruth Leonardi's home Lydia February 18 6:00 PM Church Board Room Martha/Rachel February 16 10:00 AM Church Parlor Naomi February 23 10:00 AM Church Parlor Rebecca February 16 10:00 AM Gale Parker's home

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Who in Naples is not familiar with the name Myra Janco Daniels? Founder of the Naples Philharmonic, now Artis Naples, Myra is our Keynote Speaker for the February Gathering. Sharing with us The Spiritual Art of Never Being Retired, her reflections and inspirations will surely prove entertaining and worthwhile.

We are also happy to welcome Pastor Miguel Estrada of Mision Peniel. In 2013 Mision Peniel became a ministry of Peace River Presbytery. “Mision Peniel brings together people of faith and compassion to act with farm workers to achieve fundamental change in their living and working conditions.”

The circles of Presbyterian Women sponsor the Gatherings but ALL are welcome. This is a wonderful time for fellowship and, I might add, a very nice lunch catered by our ever-wonderful Evie Viggiani. It’s a full program so for all considered we want to begin promptly at 11:30 AM. Please register by calling 261-1487 or sign up at the Reception Desk outside of Moss Hall.

I am also pleased to report that our new Associate Pastor, Jaci Smith Patman, enthusiastically agreed to assume guidance and instruction for the leader training for the Horizons Bible study! Everyone is welcome – those circle members not using Horizons, circle members not leading the discussion or women not involved in circles or men or friends or…you get my point. Ya’ll come – it’s about growing your faith and there are no restrictions on that. Mark your calendars for the second Thursday of the month at 1:00 PM: February 11, March 10 and April 14.

Molly BakerPW Moderator

Dates to RememberTuesday, February 9

10:00 AM PW Coordinating Team, Classroom B 11:30 AM Luncheon Gathering, Moss Hall Myra Janco Daniels & Pastor Miguel EstradaPlease remember to sign up for the Gathering

at the reception desk or call 261-1487 so we can plan appropriately for the meal. ALL are welcome!!

Wednesday, February 1010:00 AM Readers' Rendezvous, Strozier Library

Billie Stevens reviews Bold Spirit by Linda Lawrence Hunt

Ash Wednesday Service: 5:00 PMChurchwide Dinner: 5:45 PM

Be sure to make your dinner reservation.

Saturday, February 13PW Presbytery Annual Meeting

Faith Presbyterian Church, Cape Coral

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Karen Warnken 1Paul Theado 1Ryan Stahlman 1Brooks Minford 1Luca Kang 2Jasen Wynn 2Peggy Foss 2George Metcalf III 2Chase Baker 3Nick Denove 3Dylan Ward 3Evyn Graefe 3Caitlin Lavery 4Mary Meyer 4Jonathan Cooper 5Harper Gaskins 5Philip Wolfe 5Michael Compagnone 6Laura Davisson 6Emily Adams 6Candace Godley 6Tricia Herrema 6Jennifer Brown 7Gale Parker 7Ethan Leben 8Susan Demidovich 8Richard Splittorf 8David McElrath 8Dennis Thies 8Zachary Vanover 8AJ Lofendo 9Prudence Boyson 9Sybil McGennis 9Katie Nunner 10Sarah Hurtado 11Cynthia Gaskins 11

Geri Underhill 11Al Wilson 11Matthew Doyl 12Trevor Klym 12Denise Riddle 12Lauren Howard 13Heather Howard 13Catherine Davis 14Skip Cannon 14Char Abell 14Margie Carlson 15Nancy Denny 15John Snore 15Eddie Schultz 15Ryan Dowling 15Maurice Barancik 16Erik Germann 16Carol Rose 16James Blackburn 17Andrew Leedy 17Keith Patman 17Garrison Betz 17Mark Klym 18Todd Lausterer 18Pat Sharp 18Joslyn Baker 19Marilyn Basl 19Margaret Hageman 19John Vande wege 19Grant Phillips 20Allison Zablo 20Claire Rumberger 20Shirley Paulk 20Chloe Tomasi 20Julia White 21Doug Learned 21

Joan Murray 21Collene Van Noord 21Alexia Sanchez 22Colin Murphy 22Alyssa Dehnz 22Joan Webster 22Mark Gorby 23Norman Hayward 23Peggy Hancock 24Jim Ander 24Donna Cusack 24Antonio Amato 25Deac Conti 25Lisa Hendrix 25Ben Foster 25Jeanie Darnell 25Mary Reed 25Lisa Giblin 26Nancy Lazear 26James Bonaquist 27Johanna Winia 27Jackson Callen 27Scott Rowland 28Larry Tibstra 28Arnold Tanner 28Julie Hazlett 28

Happy Birthday!

Happy Anniversary

Look Who Is Celebrating a Birthday in February!

David and Judy Jacobson 2/3 Don and Jo Leber 2/8Chuck and Janet Zundel 2/14Don and Vickie Pruter 2/14Tom and Donna Wexler 2/14Bill and Kathy O'Neill 2/17

Steve and Katie Crocker Rhodes 2/18John and Fran Beamer 2/20Maurice and Maija Barancik 2/21Andy and Kim Sasak 2/23Edward and Martha Gates 2/25Bill and Joan Murray 2/26Robert and Claudia Singer 2/27

In Memoriam Frank Perrotta November 26, 2015 Virginia "Ginny" Granfield December 1, 2016

Dr. Douglas A. Learned, Pastor/Head of StaffRev. Jaci Smith Patman, Associate Pastor

Dr. Frank T. Mohr, Jr., Parish Associate Dr. Herbert B. Anderson, Parish Associate

Rev. Nancy P. Stewart, Parish Associate Dr. Tom Goetz, Director of Music

Alicia Rowland, Director of Youth MinistriesJen Sullivan, Assistant to the Pastor

Jennifer Clark, Director of Children and Family MinistriesJennifer Hand, Business Office Manager

Cindy Lauri, Church Communications/Administrative AssistantJana Geiger, Finance and Stewardship Administrator

Kris Doyle, Fellowship CoordinatorNanette Rathbun, Preschool DirectorSteve Tynski, Maintenance Technician

Lea Leonard, Wings of Change Counseling

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