November

2012

Vol. 31, No. 11

The Chimes

SonRise Chr ist ian Fel lowship

463 South Stage Coach Lane ~ Fallbrook, California, 92028 ~ Phone (760) 728-5804 ~ Fax (760) 728-3865

From Chuck Boatman 1

Faith Matters & New

Members

3

Children’s Ministries 4

463 Ministries for

Youth

6

Events 7

From the Flower

Fields

8

Mission/Ministry

Opportunities

9

What’s New, Church

Family News

10

Birthdays,

Anniversaries and

Prayer Requests

11

Quick Look at Dates 12

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

THANKSLIVING IS THANKSGIVING

by Chuck Boatman

Captain Charlie Plumb (USAF) was sitting in a Kansas City restaurant.

Another customer kept looking his way and finally got up and came to

Plumb’s table. The man said, “You’re Captain Plumb. You flew jets in Viet-

nam. You flew from the Kitty Hawk. You were shot down. You parachuted

into enemy hands and spent six years as a POW.”

Plumb replied, “Yes sir, I am Captain Plumb, but how did you know all

that?”

“Because I packed your parachute, and I guess it worked.”

Plumb rose to his feet, shook the man’s hand and said, “I’ve said a lot

of prayers of thanks for your nimble fingers, but I never thought I’d

have the privilege of thanking you in person.” Then Plumb asked, “Do you

keep track of all the parachutes you packed?”

The man said, “No, it’s enough gratification for me just to know that

I’ve served.”

Plumb said he spent that night wondering, “How many times might I

have passed the sailor on the aircraft carrier we shared and never paid

any attention to the “lowly” sailor because I was a ‘jet jockey?’ How

many hours did that sailor spend packing parachutes exactly right for

pilots who never gave him a second thought?”

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The Mission Statement of SonRise Christian Fellowship: Bringing people into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ,

gathering them together as a worshipping community, growing them up as his life-long disciples, and sending them out as ministers of the Gospel for the sake of the world.

Plumb says, “I could[n’t] have cared less . . .

until one day my parachute came along and he

packed it for me. . . . So how’s your parachute

packing coming along? Who looks to you for

strength in times of need? And perhaps, more

importantly, who are the special people in your

life who provide you the encouragement you

need when the chips are down? Perhaps it's time

right now to give those people a call and thank

them for packing your chute.”

–- [adapted from chapter 16 of Plumb’s book, Packing

Parachutes. http://www.charlieplumb.com/book-

insights.htm]

Todd Hunter—in his recent TELOS seminar here at

SonRise last month—challenged us to rethink our under-

standing of God’s plan for redeeming us and the world.

Todd reminded us that the choice by Adam and Eve to

disobey God was not where God’s plan began. No, the

plan began before “the Beginning” as the Triune God

began to move history toward the “telos”—the end—

they had in mind.

The Father’s purpose from the beginning has been to

bring the Son into the world so that by the power of the

Spirit all of humanity who desires to do so might be-

come a part of God’s kingdom. When each of us makes

the decision to let God rule in our hearts, the kingdom

grows by that amount.

In other words (as Todd said), “The kingdom of God

is wherever what God wants done is done.” And that’s

the point at which we each begin asking, “How would

Jesus live my life?”

This is where thanksgiving becomes thanksliving. . .

. and in the process we get to bypass an argument theo-

logians (and we “regular” Christians) have engaged in

for centuries.

The old issue of “faith vs. works” misses the point

entirely. The question is not, “Am I saved by my faith or

by my works?” Instead, it is, “Since God has offered

salvation to me through the death and resurrection of

Jesus, what kind of life will enable me to properly show

my thanks to God for his indescribable gift of eternal

life?”

Back to that question, “How would Jesus live my

life?” Todd suggested that Jesus would live our lives the

way he lived his life—in the world, touching the lives of

the hurting, the wounded, the poor, the rich, the very

intelligent, the powerful, the “religious,” the unbeliever,

the rejected, the proud, the confused, the “different” and

even the exceedingly average person—helping every sin

-handicapped soul bring his or her specific brokenness

to Jesus. As this happens, these will experience healing

and wholeness just as we are continuing to find it day by

day.

THANKSLIVING IS THANKSGIVING

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Welcome to our newest SonRise

Christian Fellowship members who

were officially brought on board on

September 22, 2012. They are:

Bill Hoganson

Jeanne Hoganson Emily Conrad

Ken Bitting Sharon Bitting Sandi Simpson

DeAnna Dunbar Cory Bitting

Cody Canatrini Hank Wallinga Susan Wallinga

Dan Baker Bob Silcott

Kathy Silcott

SO glad to have you with us!

Her Faith Mattered...

“This...has taught me what is important in life. To

smile, be grateful for every day...help others, to love

God...every moment is a gift...we only come this way

once...make the most of every day!”

- Marcy Burge, October Chimes, 2012

Faith Matters

In loving dedication to Marcy Burge who joined Jesus & her husband, Terry

at 5 am on Sunday, October 21st.

For all the love she shared and memories left behind, the main

thought she’s left us is...

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Home is Where Your Heart Is!

Home sweet home! If there’s one place we all

long to go, it’s home. There’s no place like it. Home is

sweet. Whether it’s on the range, in the city or way up

high in the mountains, home is where our hearts can be

found.

I recently took some time off and went up high

into the Sierra’s to help my parents move. This is my

parent’s 29th move from one home to another. My

Father worked for the U.S. Navy. Growing up in a

military family, you go wherever the Navy sends you.

My mother made a home for our family all over the

United States and even Europe. Even married with my

own family it still feels good to go home. My parents

are getting ready to move into their new home in a few

weeks and Mom is already planning to get her whole

family together to celebrate the holidays.

There’s a reason why people want to go home,

especially on holidays, birthdays, or any special time

when family and friends have occasion to gather. They

want to be with people who know them. They want to

just be themselves without judgment or pretense. My

mother has the gift of making her home a place where

her whole family wants to be. In the evenings you turn

off the T.V. and gather together to talk and share about

old times and old places we use to live. Memories,

memories and even more memories are the secret to a

happy home.

Mom and Dad have beautiful things, but that’s

not what makes their home so beautiful, it’s the music,

the smells and the tastes that bring those fond memories

of old and new times we share together. Mom and Dad

and even their parents started many traditions, even the

new additions to our family adds their families traditions

to our holiday meals and adventures. Many of those

traditions are everyday things all families do, but other

activities are unique to our own family.

Moving is hard work and emotions are tender,

but how sweet the new memories will be when added to

the sweet ones already made. Each family gathering

you are creating new memories and traditions whether

it’s in the home you grew up in or the new one you’re

moving into.

My parents have always honored and loved God

in their 29 homes. That’s why everyone who enters into

their home feels love and are loved.

So my charge to you sweet church family is

make time for your own family during these hurried

holidays and focus on God and the blessings He has

showered you with. Teach your children how God has

made an impact on your life, and make new memories

and never forget to share the old ones.

In His Love,

Beth Ann

Children’s Ministry Happenings Awana - This fun-filled spiritual club is going strong.

We have 38 kids registered. Twelve are in the T&T

group (3rd- 6th grade). Genese Witwer has been directing

this age-group since the club began. Nine are in

Sparkies (K- 2nd grade) led by Candace Jones; Nine are

in Cubbies (3-5yrs) led by Sandy Goodman and her

team; and eight are in Trek and Journey, the Jr. and Sr.

High School group led by Jen Dugas and Les Seymour.

The Awana club had a fun-filled time at their “Fun

Harvest Fest” held on October 25th. The kids played

games and made fun crafts.

Our awesome Commander, Charlene Mann is doing a

fantastic job as always.

Los Amigos - Is in full swing. They had their first field

trip to San Diego. On Columbus Day, October 8th, they

took the Coaster down to San Diego, then hopped on the

Ferry to Coronado, ate a yummy lunch and then spent

the rest of the afternoon in San Diego just exploring.

The kids were so appreciative and we all had a fun and

safe time together.

Sunday School - Thank you Sunday School team. You

are making a wonderful difference. We are in a transi-

tional period before we start a brand new program called

The Gospel Project for Kids. We will start this new

program in January. It is a three-year commitment, but

we are looking forward to new a fun way to teach our

children how the whole Bible was written to tell the

story of Jesus.

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Children’s Ministries Happenings!

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Children’s Ministry Happenings

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Preschool- Thanks the church family for praying for

our enrollment to increase—we now have 38 chil-

dren attending the preschool. Our prayer goal was

40 by the end of October, so keep praying, staff-wise

we are almost full.

We also want to thank you for helping us with our

Mixed Bag Fundraiser. The totals aren’t in yet as I

prepare this article for you, but if you missed the

deadline, you should be able to order before Christ-

mas for those hard-to-buy relatives. Everyone needs

bags now—don’t you know we are all going Green?

Save our trees.

Kid’s Night Out- Our Dinner and a Movie (UP)

was too much fun. We hope the parents who had a

date night had a fun evening, as well. We are plan-

ning our next Kid’s Night Out for December so keep

an eye out for the date .

The time is from 6pm to 9pm. Donations are wel-

comed because your kids eat a lot, and we always

have a fun, fun time. Must call for reservations or

sign up in the church office so we have enough

yummy dinner for everyone. We play a great game

of volleyball at the end of the movie. RSVP is im-

portant. 760-728-5804.

In His Love,

Beth Ann Murray

THANKSLIVING IS THANKSGIVING

(Continued from Page 2)

To the extent that we learn to live our lives like our

Master, we influence others to learn from him too. . .

. and the circle of thanksgiving—thanksliving contin-

ues to expand.

Wherever in the world our path merges with

someone else’s, we have the privilege of showing

them the grace of God that has changed our lives

from self-centeredness to gratitude. In the rough-and-

tumble of the marketplace, the university, the free-

way, the political arena, the sports field, the home

where the dishes need doing and the laundry basket

is overflowing—and perhaps even in the church!—

wherever our gifts and talents give us opportunity to

pursue our calling as the people of God, the Spirit

will empower us to turn thanksgiving into thanksliv-

ing.

Even if it’s the lowly, “thankless” job of packing

parachutes in the hold of a ship somewhere off the

coast of Vietnam.

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SonRise Christian Fellowship Student Ministries Mission Statement:

To grow Christ-dependant students who maintain Godly character,

demonstrate the love that comes from a relationship with Jesus Christ,

and equip them for the realities of life with the infallible truths from God’s Word.

www.463ministries.com

Breakaway

Fridays 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

If you are in Jr. High and want

to attend a vibrant and crazy Fri-

day night Youth Program, then

Breakaway is for you. Our

doors are open as soon as school

lets out and students are wel-

come to come after school and

hang out with our staff, enjoy

some of the yummy food for sale

in our cafe, and just hang

out! At 7:00, the fun REALLY

kicks off. We open our doors to

our sanctuary and the service

begins. From hilarious video's,

to exhilarating games, incredible

music, moving messages, and

much much more, Breakaway is

a refuge for High School stu-

dents who are looking to be a

part of something very unique

and refreshing. We love new-

comers and every new student

receives a welcome bag filled

with all sorts of goodies from

our ministry. So come on by

and check out the family and see

how amazing it can be to go to a

place filled with people who

love you and want to know you!

One Life

Thursdays

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

If you are in High School and

want to attend a vibrant and

wonderful Thursday night Youth

Program, then One Life is for

you. Our doors are open as soon

as school lets out and students

are welcome to come after

school and hang out with our

staff, enjoy some of the yummy

food for sale in our cafe, and just

hang out! At 7:00, the fun

REALLY begins. We open our

doors to our sanctuary and the

service begins. From hilarious

video's, to exhilarating games,

incredible music, moving mes-

sages, and much much more,

One Life is a refuge for High

School students who are looking

to be a part of something very

unique and refreshing. We love

Newcomers and every new-

comer receives a welcome bag

filled with all sorts of goodies

from our ministry. So come on

by and check out the family and

see how amazing it can be to go

to a place filled with people who

love you and want to know you!

Sundays @ SonRise 10:30 a.m.

Come and Join us every Sunday morning for our church’s contem-

porary service! Students who

come can join our other students in their *student section* or invite

your families into our VERY wel-

coming fellowship!

Family Groups On Mondays 5:30-630 p.m.

Do you love One Life or Break-

away and are you interested in

learning more about your faith and

spending time with friends asking

the tough questions and discover-

ing more about who Jesus

is? Then Family Groups is for

you. We do a dinner at 5:30 sharp

and then break out into our small

groups at 6:00. Groups are di-

vided by gender and grade and we

have some amazing leaders who

will walk you through the relat-

able topics and issues we will be

talking about each Monday night.

Go to the website on Mondays and

check the calendar for location

and confirmation.

Call Banning at 760-728-5804 for more details!

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Life Line Screening —the Power of Pre-

vention. According to National Stroke Association,

strokes can be prevented. Held on Nov. 5 at Son-

Rise Christian Fellowship in the Chapel. Register*

today by calling 800-324-9458 or visit the web at:

www.lifelinescreening.com/community-partners

“Life Line Screening saved my sister’s life.”

“I am so thankful that the screening caught that

blockage and saved my sister’s life. I am now

passing this information to everyone and getting all

my family and friends to go.”

- Patrice Falls, Blacklick, OH

AVOID a STROKE and MAKE an appointment

for you and a loved one TODAY!

$10 Discount for our members & their families

PLUS a $10 match donation.

Pre-registration is required.

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Young Men – BBQ/Fellowship at 6:30pm on the 3rd Sunday of each month. This is a chance for guys who are looking for a great group of guys who are single, out of high school to bond together for great good and conversation. Call Andrew (Icer) for direc-tions, 760-419-3850.

Prayer for the Nation – Daily through the elec-tion Tuesday on November 6th in the Prayer Cottage, from 8am to 5pm.

“…if My people who are called by My name

will humble themselves, and pray and seek My

face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I

will hear from heaven, and will forgive their

sin and heal their land.” - 2 Chronicles 7:14

Boy Scouts Meet All Mondays in the CAC

4:30-6 p.m.

For information, please call

Rhonda Hill,

Chartered Rep. of

SonRise Christian Fellowship

Troop 755

760-504-6808

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So that I may finish my race with joy, and the

which I received from the Lord Jesus, to testify to

the gospel of the grace of God. — Acts 20:24

God’s Peace,

Patricia Reilly 760.731.2877

From the SRC Flower Fields

Flower Dedications (as of time of publication)

November 4 In Memory of my beloved husband, Erich. - Mary Fahrion

November 11 In honor of Brenda Tapley for your great leadership & inspiration. - The

Choir; With love to my beloved husband, Ralph. - Ynema Nixon

November 18 In recognition of my loved ones. - Jean Tiffany

November 25 In celebration of our 45th wedding anniversary. - Norm & Mimi Leraas

In Philippians 4:8,9 Paul gives

the rule for the thinking life of

the Christian. Have we ever

given our brains the task of con-

centrated thinking along this

line? “Finally, brethren, what-

ever things are true, whatever

things are noble, whatever

things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever

things are lovely, whatever things are of good report;

if there is any virtue and if there is anything praise-

worthy—meditate on these things.” It is because we

will not bring every thought into captivity to the obe-

dience of Christ that all perplexities are produced re-

garding methods of thinking that look like Christian-

ity. Strands are taken out of Jesus Christ’s teaching,

the Bible ix exploited o agree with certain principles,

but the Truth, our Lord Jesus Christ is ignored. If we

base our thinking on principles instead of on a Person

we shall go wrong, no matter how devout or honest

we are. The one great truth to keep steadfastly before

us is the Lord Jesus Christ; He is the Truth. Only the

whole truth is the truth; any part of the truth may be-

come an error. If you have a ray of light on the truth,

never call it the whole truth; follow it up and it will

lead you to the central Truth, the Lord Jesus Christ.

(Bringing Sons Unto Glory—Oswald Chambers)

This new year for the flower ministry has Elissa

Taylor 760.723.9395 & Toni Crisell 760.728.4240 as

yearly coordinators. Fall quarterly leader is Pat

Halibozek 760. 451.0960.

New Ministry Members! Judy and Karen Fatland,

Jane Hahn, Kathy Silcott & Sandi Simpson. Wel-

come. Our ministry is characterized by a very large

amount of flexibility, love and desire to help each

other serve best.

Designers for November

11/04—Jan McCalla, Peg Sweet

11/11—Lilia Sandshulte, Jane Hahn

11/18 — Toni Crisell, Jean Tiffany

11/25 — Arrangement from the 18th

We will be making only one deacon arrangement.

An arrangement that is larger than a bud vase.

Deacon deliverers are:

11/04— Les Seymour

11/11— Sonja Smit

11/18—Mark & Cindy Bowers

11/25—Mary Fahrion

As a camel kneels before his master to have him re-

move his burden at the end of each day, so kneel

each night and let the Master take your burden.

-Corrie Ten Boom

I awoke this morning with devout thanksgiving for

my friends, the old and the new.

-Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Local Missions

Brother Benno’s — Nov 23 (4th Fridays)

(breakfast for the homeless). Call Chris Walls,

760-723-9468. Bread of Life — Nov 19 (3rd Mondays). Luke

14:13: “But when you give a banquet, invite the

poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you

will be blessed. Although they cannot repay

you, you will be paid at the resurrection of the

righteous.”

We feed the poorest of the poor once a month in

Oceanside. We need volunteers to serve two

hours once a month. Meet at the church at 4:45

p.m. by the CAC. Please join us. Contact Jeff

Graflund, 760-723-0098 jlgraflund@gmail.com. Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource Center —

We are always in need of disposable diapers,

especially in the larger sizes, and baby wipes. If

you would like to donate these items, please

bring them to the Church Office and we’ll see

that they get to FPRC. For other information

please call Miriam Kirk at 760-451-9337 or

www.pregnancyfallbrook.com.

From the Mission Field

Stepping From

Summer into Fall Unexpected Slowness, and the

Promise of a New Season

There's something special about the summer - people are more relaxed, camps and outreaches provide special opportunities for ministry - it's my favorite time of the year. This summer brought great ministry opportunities and many visitors from around the world. I was anticipating lots of activity. It was a plan of non-stop action. But a fall from a bicycle and an injury to my leg turned those plans a bit upside down this year. After the injury didn't heal as expected, I was sent home from camp, and spent several weeks flat on my back. It wasn’t my plan for the summer, but it was the Lord's. Forced rest was an interesting experience. Some days I was frustrated and stir crazy; others I was thankful for the rest. I received wonderful care, even if I wasn't always a patient patient. After a several scary days, I was grateful that the injury didn't result in surgery as was feared. And now, two months after the fall, my leg is still healing from a persistent hematoma. I'm back on my feet (mostly) and thankful for the touch of the great physician. And, I'm ready to step (gently) into Fall. Expected or unexpected, I trust that He has great things in store!

Article written by our Missionary, Janet Rowlands, in

Hungary—Janet’s Journey — News of What God’s Doing in Europe

Mission / Ministry Opportunities & Reports

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Condolences to families and friends who have lost loved ones

recently. May God’s promise to be with you be especially real right now — and may you know the gentle comfort of His healing touch. Chris Burge in the loss of his mother, Marcy; The Fluck Family in the loss of Beth’s dad, Gene; Ann Seymour in the loss of her Brother-in-Law, Phil.

Newsletter Deadline for the December 2012 issue:

4:30 p.m. on

Thursday, November 15

A Reminder: Please include your name and phone number with your submitted article.

Please note that I reply to all e-mails that I receive. All submitted

articles are subject to editing with regards to subject matter, space

requirements and timely submissions.

—Ann Seymour, Editor phone: 731-9629;

fax: 731-9629; please call first so I can turn on the fax machine;

e-mail address: thyme4ann@sbcglobal.net

What’s Coming Up?

Time to plan ahead...Christmas is coming and is

just around the corner!

On December 1st the Fallbrook parade takes place

and the youth are planning a great float.

We will have the Fallbrook Chorale here on

December 8th for a great Christmas concert and our

annual Christmas dinner to follow.

On the 16th of December, we will be going Christ-

mas-Caroling and EVERYONE is invited.

Don’t forget our great Christmas Eve Service on

December 24th.

Congratulations are in order for the November 3rd wedding of

David Nixon and Nicole Colony! Be blessed!

November 15

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Prayer Reminders

Cathy Alexander, Jackie Alford, Karen Austin, Elizabeth Baumgart, Martha Baylor, Jake

Berger, Jay Bibbens, Sharon Bitting’s mother, Pat, Debbie Blodgett’s dad, Larry Wilson,

friend of Sue Aston, Doug Boggs, Angela Bowen, Mark Bowers, Helen Bright, Pat

Boatman, John Bowling, Sam Britton, Chris Burge, in the loss of his mom, Marcy,

Marina & Michael Burke, Cody Cantarini, Helen Daily, Colton Dapper, JoAnn Deming,

Hailey Dugas, Ann Dunbar, Dick Eckhardt, Bonnie Eddy, Joan English, John Gollner

(Sherry’s dad), Sandy Goodman, Joe Hammer, Eleanor Hayhurst, Jeri Heiser, Adrienne

Hess, Laurey Hill, Jeanne Hoganson, Miriam Klemmer, Sheila and Don Letts, Jayne

Love, Debbie Mack, Lois Mikulsky, Conrad Murphy, T.J. Murray, Paul Patterson, Steve

Perham, Agnes Poppel, Carol Poston, Sharon Miller Puett, Harold Reilly, Marlene

Schmidtke, Ann Seymour, Bruce Sharp and family, Kylen Shirey, Linda Shirey’s niece,

Lori, Bita Snyder, Peg Stanley, Shirley Strong, Stephen Taulbee, Georgia Tetu and

family, Juliana Tipton, Hattie Williams, Lorraine Williams, Hannah Wilson and Chris

Wise. Please keep our church family overseas and their families in prayer: Joey Alley, Bryan

Brooks, David Cooke, Serafina Edwards, Adam Garcia, Matt Harvey, Sean Hatfield, Kevin

Low, Julian Sears and Scott Wooten.

News From the Church Family!

2 Jeremy Crocier 4 Midge DeGroot Kaitlyn Martin 5 Sue Sheldrup 7 Karen Fatland Mike Knox Rachelle Roderick 8 Greg Coppock 10 Veronica Mora 4 Shayli Coppock

Jo Porter 12 Hayden Haldi 13 Jane Estes Sharon Flemings Joanne Stephens 14 Bill Holthaus 15 Gene Gauthier Anne Leonard 17 James Hargas 18 Roy Glasgow

19 Patrick Deming 20 Sherry Pfeil 21 Shirley Strong 22 Spencer Bartlett 26 Laura Johnson Susan Norton 28 Giana Mora Margaret O’Leary Barbara Sciarra

Here’s who’s counting candles in November!

Anniversaries in November!

1 Darrel & Janice Williams 2 Bruce & Rhonda Hill 3 Erich & Mary Fahrion 7 Jim & Barbara Sciarra 7 Ralph & Dot Tibbetts 9 Bob & Kathy Sears 12 Gene & Marilyn Gauthier

12 Hank & Susan Wallinga 14 Dean & Florie Meyer 17 Keith & Melanie Bonenfant 25 Norm & Mimi Leraas 26 Bill & Virginia Cooke 30 Bruce & Margaret Daniel

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Quick Look At Schedule

November 1—6 Prayer Vigil, 8:30 am—5:00 pm

November 1, 8, 15, 29 463 Ministries, OneLife, 7 p.m.

November 2, 9, 16, 30 463 Ministries, Breakaway, 7 p.m.

November 3 Church Work Day

November 5 Life Line Screening

November 6 ELECTION TUESDAY

November 6 Blood Drive for Colton Dapper

November 6, 13, 20, 27 Los Amigos, 2:30 – 4 p.m.

November 8, 15, 29 AWANA, 3:30 – 5:00 p.m.

November 12, 26 Feeding America, 11:45 a.m.

November 18 Thanksgiving Lunch, Fuente De Vida,

12 – 3 p.m.

November 19 Bread of Life

November 22 Happy Thanksgiving (Offices closed)

November 23 Brother Benno’s, 7 a.m.

November 23 OFFICES CLOSED

If you are no longer attending our church or your address has changed and this has been forwarded to you, would you be kind enough to inform the

Church Office so that we may update our mailing list. Thank you.

Join us for Sunday morning worship.

8:30 Traditional Worship Service

10:30 Contemporary Worship Service

Nursery & Children’s Sunday School at both services

The Chimes is a publication of

SonRise Christian Fellowship

463 South Stage Coach Lane Fallbrook, CA 92028

Phone: (760) 728-5804

Preschool: (760) 728-1032

Fax: (760) 728-3865

Email: office@sonrisefallbrook.com

Web site: www.sonrisefallbrook.com

Pastor Jerome Marroquin

Pastoral Assistant

Greg Coppock

Senior Services

Chuck Boatman

Student Ministries Banning Cantarini

Zac Knox

Chris Low

Nicole Mojarro

Children’s Ministries Beth Ann Murray, Director

Fallbrook Presbyterian Preschool

Beth Ann Murray, Director

Music Ministry Brenda Tapley, Director

Church Organist John Redford

Church Office

Sherry McFarland, Financial Administrator

Marcy Burge, Church Secretary

Cyndi Galley, Church Secretary

Facility Maintenance Alex Gonzalez, Custodian

Aurelio Ferreira, Night Custodian

Angel Gaona, Gardener

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