The mission of this congregation is to be a welcoming community which proclaims the

Word of God and the Gospel of Christ, nurtures Christian beliefs and behavior, and

encourages lifelong maturing in faith. Here we are empowered to grow as Christians,

so that we may minister to others spiritually and physically. We welcome you!

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Texas… Florida… Puerto Rico… California…

WE CAN HELP!! GHCC’s

compassionate response to the

recent natural disasters….

"Response and Relief Sunday"

Sunday, October 22, 6:00 pm

A family friendly event led by our young people and

musicians and singers, this will be an evening of inspiration, music, and food. Join us for this GHCC

community event.

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GREENFIELD HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT

OCTOBER 15, 2017 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM SERVICES

We love kids! But sometimes services are too long for even the happiest child. So ... • For infants we have nursery care in the Church House, first floor. • Any children ages 3 through those entering 2nd grade) are invited to the Church House for church school classes, from 9 to 10 a.m. • And if your kids get restless, the Parlor (through the double doors) is a comfy place to go to, with toys and a p.a. speaker that carries the service!

* Please turn off your cell phones during worship! *

Prelude Prelude for Reformation George Blake

God Is Our Hope and Strength

* Our Coming Together Prayer (unison):

Holy God,

in a moment we will proclaim our faith in song,

that You are “our mighty fortress,

a bulwark never failing,

You are our present help amid the flood

of mortal ills prevailing.”

We will admit the weakness of our own effort,

the presence of evil around us,

the threat

“of power great, armed with cruel hate.”

We will declare

our trust in You,

the power of Your word,

the truth of Christ’s Good News.

Thank You.

Amen.

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* Choral Introit (10:30)

* Hymn A Mighty Fortress is Our God Hymnal, no. 65 (This hymn was written by Martin Luther, the leader of the Reformation)

* Confession Prayer, said together:

Holy God…

confession is humbling, Lord.

We can’t confess without looking at ourselves.

Closely. Honestly.

With humility we remember the hymn:

“Spirit of the Living God

fall afresh on me.

Melt me.

Mold me.

Fill me. Use me.”

We pray that now,

That You would reform us,

reshape us,

renew us,

in ways pleasing to You

and surprising to us. Amen. (silent prayers of confession)

* Assurance of Forgiveness

* Gloria Patri Hymnal, no. 35 (This hymn, sung every Sunday, expresses our gratitude for forgiveness)

Welcome and Announcements

Please sign the green registration pad in your pew, and pass it to your neighbor.

The Apostle’s Creed Hymnal, no. 359

Anthem (10:30) He Has Done Marvelous Things Joseph Martin

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Worship of God through Prayer

Sharing our Joys and Concerns

We welcome your prayer concerns. You may write them into the prayer

request book in the Narthex, or contact the pastors.

Pastoral Prayer

Lord’s Prayer, sung Hymnal, no. 307

Celebrating the Baptisms of (at 10:30) Elle James Clancy and Camila Joy Cosio (See page 14)

Our Faith Litany

Leader: Therefore, since we are justified by faith WE HAVE

PEACE WITH GOD through Jesus Christ.

(Romans 5:1)

Congregation: Faith is being sure of what we hope for, and certain of

what we do not see. (Hebrews 11:1)

Leader: The only thing that counts is Faith. (Galatians 5:6)

Lord, increase our faith! (Luke 17:5)

Congregation: (But) faith without works is dead. (James 2:7)

Leader: Through Christ everyone who believes is justified from

everything you could not be justified from by the law.

(Acts 13:39)

Congregation: Christ was raised to life (from the dead) for our

justification. (Romans 5:25)

… we are justified freely by his grace. (Romans 3:24)

ALL: Faith is being sure of what we hope for, and certain of

what we do not see. (Repeat) (Hebrews 11:1)

Worship of God through Giving:

(We give in many ways, by various means. Some give monthly, quarterly, yearly, credit card, by mail or automatic withdrawals. Yet it is still important to “present our offerings” on the altar as part of genuine worship, our way of giving thanks to God.)

Offering

Offertory How Great Thou Art Hine/Courtney

Lia Carter ~ Soprano Words to Offertory, Hymnal, no. 33

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“Religion in the News” Today with David

11:40 am in the Church Parlor

Great conversations, great topics, great fun, and great people

*ALL are WELCOME*

Sermon Rev. David Johnson Rowe

* Hymn Spirit of the Living God Hymnal, no.259

* Pastoral Benediction

Choral Benediction (10:30)

Postlude A Mighty Fortress Martin Luther

* All who are able, please stand.

Serving in the Chancel:

9:00 a.m. ~ Junior Deacons Amelia Yoder and Connor Navin

10:30 a.m. ~ Emma Powell and Peter Schwinn

Acolyte: Jack Muhlhauser

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CHURCH NOTES

GOOD MORNING! . . How wonderful to be together in fellowship and worship on this

fall morning … may our time together be a source of renewal and joy for each of us. You have entered the doors of a lively, loving, welcoming church today – and you are the ones

who make it that way! Thank you!

Visitors: We are glad you are with us today. Want to know more? Take a bag

home from our Visitors’ Table, just outside the front door! If you are interested in

joining this church, please just speak with Alida!

At our 9:00 a.m. service, you have been greeted by Deacon Ellen Waugh and

Junior Deacons Taylor Horine and Will Strearns. At our 10:30 a.m. service, you

have been greeted by Deacon Ellen Waugh, Junior Deacons Henry Houghton and

Carly Jones, and Junior Greeter Lily Muhlhauser. Junior Deacons assisting with

Church School are Michael Waugh, Georgia Sharpe, Lucy Hermann, and Henry

Durham. Assisting in the crib room today will be Rachel Shepherd.

A note about children in worship: We love them! But if you’d prefer to enjoy

worship on your own, our Church Nursery for infants-toddlers is across the street

in the Church House. Special beepers/pagers are available to parents so that they

may be quietly contacted during the worship service if their child misses them! If

your child in worship becomes restless or unhappy, please make use of the Parlor

(through the double doors by the choir loft, or head outside and through the side

doors). There is a comfortable space there for your child to play with toys and a

speaker which carries the service!

The flowers on the Communion Table today are given in celebration of Bill

Seaver's 100th birthday!

At our 10:30 Sacrament of Baptism today, we welcome Elle James Clancy. Elle

was born on May 7, 2017. Her parents are Ryan & Erika Clancy; paternal

grandparents are Dan & Kate Clancy, and maternal grandparents are James &

Susan Kallstrom. Elle’s godparents are Giovanni Dinoto and Krissi Joy Cosio.

The Deacons present a white rose to the family in honor of Elle’s baptism today.

We also welcome at our 10:30 Sacrament of Baptism Camila Joy Cosio, born on

May 17, 2017. Her parents are Christopher & Kristel (Krissi) Cosio; paternal

grandparents are Raul & Alina Cosio, and maternal grandparents are James &

Susan Kallstrom. Camila’s godparents are Brian Cosio and Erika Clancy. The

Deacons present a white rose to the family in honor of Camila’s baptism today.

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Remembering our Soldiers

Laura Riebel …Mark Riebel …Brian Shelton …Derrick Keene …Mike Lincoln …David Elliott …Stephen Honan …Molly Hanson ...Shelby Wallace …Cooper Harris

Kelsey Wallace …Lawrence Benjamin

If you or a loved one is hospitalized, please contact us, or have someone contact us. Hospitals do not notify us independently.

Many thanks for helping our pastoral ministry.

CHURCH SCHOOL NOTES

This morning in our Church School classes… Our Pre-School and

Kindergarten classes are learning about David, the musician.

Our 1st Grade through 6th Grade classes are learning The Ten

Commandments through our rotational Learning Centers:

1st Grade – Science Center

2nd Grade – Art Center

3rd Grade – Games Center

4th Grade - Cooking Center

5th Grade – Mission Center

6th Grade – Story Center

Church School Dismissal Procedures! Our 3rd grade through 7th grade

classes will be dismissed from their respective classrooms at 10:00. For

our younger classes, preschool through 2nd grade, we ask that parents

pick them up promptly at 10:00 a.m. from their respective classrooms.

Some of our church school classes share a morning snack during their

class time. If your child has any food allergies, we ask that you alert

your child’s teacher in order that we may ensure the safe participation

of all our children!

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TODAY AT CHURCH

“Religion in the News” – right after our 10:30 worship service! 11:40 a.m. in

the Parlor. Enjoy interesting conversations around interesting topics!

YPF ~ Youth Pilgrim Fellowship… our youth group for our 4th and 5th graders,

will meet TODAY, 10/15 at 2pm in the Barn! All are welcome and you can bring

friends!

JPF, our Junior Pilgrim Fellowship for 6th and 7th graders, will meet TODAY,

10/15, in the Leonard Morgan Youth Barn from 5pm-6:30pm with pizza!

CHURCH EVENTS THIS WEEK

SPF this coming Thursday (and every Thursday!)... youth group for our high

schoolers. Last week we had some excellent thought provoking conversations

based on the TV Show “What Would You Do?” Next week (10/19) at 6pm in the

Barn we will be joined by a former Warde student who will share her powerful

personal story about her journey through addiction. You do not want to miss this.

Bible Study: Off to a Great Start with some really great conversations about the

Gospel of Luke! It’s ALWAYS a lively conversation, with nice people, and The

Good Book! Our Fall Bible Study meets on Thursdays, at 10am and 7:30pm in the

Library of the Church House.

UPCOMING EVENTS AT CHURCH

October’s Book Chat will be based on Jodi Picoult’s highly-

anticipated new novel, SMALL GREAT THINGS. In this book, she

tackles the profoundly challenging yet essential concerns of our

time: prejudice, race, and justice. Join us on Sunday, October 29th at 7pm in the Parlor for a fabulous discussion. Books are available

now in the Narthex or Church House!

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On SUNDAY evening, October 22nd, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.,

we are gathering for "Response and Relief Sunday". The

news from Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and California has

been devastating. We are called to respond with

compassion. And so: Led by our young people and

musicians and singers, it will be an evening of inspiration,

music, and food. We welcome everyone, adults, kids, and

families!

(From our Adult Ed Board; this Fall marks the 500th

anniversary of the Protestant Reformation) FUN FACT

FUN FACT #4 ABOUT THE

REFORMATION: Reformation Day is a national

holiday in ... Chile? Protestantism, especially with the

growth of Pentecostals, has exploded in Latin

America. Chile, a majority Catholic country like much of the region, has seen a

rapid rise in Protestant believers. The late Christian mayor of Bethlehem, Elias

Freij, when asked as to the whereabouts of the once majority Christian population

of that holy city, reportedly pointed a finger westward and replied, "In Santiago de

Chile". Que viva la Reformación! Join us in the Sanctuary on Wednesday, October

25th @ 7:30 pm to reflect on The Reformation and its impact on church and

society with Glenn Sunshine, PhD.

Remembrance Sunday takes place on Sunday,

November 5, at the 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. services.

We will remember those who have died in the past

year, friends, loved ones, neighbors – and we will

remember the promises of our faith, with beautiful

music from our Chancel Choir and guest musicians. If you would like your

loved one to be remembered during this service please call or email the church

office at 203-259-5596 or info@greenfieldhillchurch.com by November 1st.

Games and Fellowship night… Please join us for a night of Games, Fun, and Fellowship on

Friday, November 3rd at 7pm in the Memorial

Room! You won’t want to miss the fun and

maybe a little bit of friendly competition to

win! Lite bites and beer will be served (adults

only, please). Rsvp to the Church Office (203-259-5596 or

info@greenfieldhillchurch.com) And for now… Let the Games Begin!

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Service Sunday, November 5th, 2-3pm...

SAVE THE DATE! Our wonderful Jr. Deacons

will be hosting "Service Sunday" for kids from

2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.... drop off your kids for an

hour and have them take part in various service

projects like making lunches for Operation

Hope, and making toiletry bags for homeless shelters. Mark the date on the

calendar and we'll see you then!

Understanding the Aging Process While Adapting to a Caregiving Role

Tuesday, November 14th at 7:30pm in the Memorial Room. Please join Denise

Julian and Kathleen Pye as they share over 70 years’ combined experience

working with elders and their families.

• Gain valuable insights on medical, psychological and social issues.

• Get tips on how to best support the aging adult in your life.

• Learn how to navigate and use your physician network as a resource. • Hear about successful supportive interventions via a multidisciplinary

approach.

With over forty years’ experience, Denise Julian is Director of Health Services

at Watermark Retirement Community (twenty-six years) and is certified in

Geriatric Social Work, as a Dementia Practitioner and as a Alzheimer's Disease

Dementia Care Trainer. As Supervisor of the Assisted Living Services at

Watermark Retirement Community for the past eight years, Kathleen Pye has

over thirty years’ experience in the nursing field. From working in an ICU to

providing home care and case management for elders, to supervising Long Term

Care Insurance beneficiaries, Kathleen has developed a deep interest in caring

for the elderly. Together, Denise and Kathleen facilitate a monthly support

group for caregivers for the Alzheimer's Association.

Save the date: November 7th, “Searching for Peace in the Middle East”,

brought to you by our GHCC Adult Ed Board! Rev. Jennifer Gingras, Senior

Pastor at the Monroe Congregational Church, just spent her three month

sabbatical serving as an accompanier in East Jerusalem. Mark your calendar for

Tuesday, 11/7, from 7:30-8:30pm in the Memorial Room to hear her fascinating

story!

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CHURCH AND COMMUNITY NOTES

Have a son or daughter in college or of college age?

We are looking for your child's contact information.

In addition to keeping in touch and connected with

our young people, reminding them of the support they still have at home, we will be sending out care

packages to them in the fall. Please email the church office with their name, email,

and school address.

COAT DRIVE! Check your closets before the

seasons change! SPF-er Casey Dies will be

collecting winter coats from October 15 -

November 5, which will go to the Bridgeport

Rescue Mission for their Thanksgiving

distribution of 15,000 coats. Gently worn coats for all ages needed!! Look for

collection boxes at the Church House and in the Church!

Bring Opera to Fairfield County – Benefit Concert October 22, 2017 at 7-10pm Enjoy wine and hors d’oeuvres in a historic Black Rock mansion, the home of

Ashley and Steve Sikora, 124 Old Battery Rd, at this evening of exciting, all-time

favorite opera arias and virtuoso violin works, to raise money to bring grand

opera back to Fairfield County and The Klein Memorial theater in Bridgeport.

The concert will feature the winner of the 2017 Waldo May Memorial Violin

Competition at Carnegie Hall Yigit Karatas, opera singers Katy Lindhart, Allison

Waggener, Byron Singleton, and Asa Fradkin, and pianist Richard Fu. Email

gcms@optonline.net to reserve a space. Tax-deductible donation to attend is $175 per person or $500 for 4 people. With questions, call outreach director Charlie

Griggs at 203-919-9767 http://www.gatewayclassical.org/

WORDS TO TODAY’S MUSIC

Words to ANTHEM by J.Paul Williams Sing to the Lord! For he has done marvelous things.

The earth was without form, the heavens dark as night. Then God spoke the

Word and suddenly there was light.

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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 15, 2017

Sunday 9:00 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

(10/15) 9:00 a.m. Church School in the Church House Classrooms

10:30 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

2:00 p.m. YPF (4th/5th grades) in the Morgan Youth Barn

6:30 p.m. 3rd Grade Bible Workshop in Church House Rooms 201-202

7:00 p.m. Jr. Deacon Mtg in the Morgan Youth Barn

5:00 p.m. JPF (6th/7th grades) in the Morgan Youth Barn

Monday 7:00 p.m. Confirmation in the Barn/Sanctuary

(10/16)

Thursday10:00 a.m. Bible Study – The Gathering –in the Library

(10/19) 6:00 p.m. SPF in the Barn

7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir in Parlor

7:30 p.m. Bible Study –The Gathering – in Library

Sunday 9:00 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

(10/22) 9:00 a.m. Church School in the Church House Classrooms

10:30 a.m. Worship in Sanctuary

5:00 p.m. JPF (6th/7th grades) in the Morgan Youth Barn

6:00 p.m. Relief and Recovery Sunday Service – In the Sanctuary

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CELEBRATING THE BAPTISMS OF

ELLE JAMES CLANCY

CAMILA JOY COSIO

Introduction

Prayer of the Parents (Krissi and Chris, Erika and Ryan):

Loving God, we rejoice in the gift of our daughters, who are our heart’s

greatest joy! We pledge our lives and our love to them. May all that we say,

and all that we are, lead them towards a strong and sure faith in you.

Together as a family of love, may we delight in each other always. In Christ's

name we pray. Amen.

Questions to the Godparents (Erika, Brian, Krissi, and Giovanni)

Do you promise, first, always to be a friend to your goddaughter? (We promise)

In what you say and what you, will you live as an example for her -- of

kindness and compassion, of hope and faith? (We will)

And will you encourage your goddaughters to wonder, to ask the hard

questions, to rejoice in mystery, and to listen for God? (We will)

Congregation: We welcome you, Camila and Elle, into the circle of love in Christ's church!

We promise to pray for you always, and to cherish you and every child of

this church. Amen.

Baptism

Congregational Song: Welcome, children, welcome, see our hands reach toward you, Did you hear our promise to care, to teach, to love you?

Welcome, children, welcome, to God’s house today

Now you are invited to learn, to love, to pray.

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Greenfield Hill

Church

Presents

“The Legacy of the

Protestant

RefoRmaTion” With

Glenn Sunshine PhD

Professor of History, Central

Connecticut State University

Date: Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Time: 7:30 – 9:00pm

in the Sanctuary

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – FREE ADMISSION

The year 2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant

Reformation. The Reformation had a much more far-reaching impact in

shaping society and culture than simply changing our understanding of the

Gospel. The Protestant Reformation has been interpreted in a variety of

ways by historians, sociologists, and other scholars over the years. While on

the surface it was a religious movement, some scholars argue that the

religious elements masked deeper, secular causes. Please join us in

reflections on the Reformation and its impact on church and society.

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GREENFIELD HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT Telephone: (203) 259-5596 Fax: (203) 255-4641

Website: www.greenfieldhillchurch.com email: info@greenfieldhillchurch.com

www.facebook.com/GreenfieldHillCongregationalChurch

OFFICERS: Rev. Dr. David Johnson Rowe, Pastor; Rev. Dr. Alida Ward, Pastor; Chris Shea, Church Council Chairperson; Debbie Noyes, Church Clerk; Amy Johnson, Treasurer.

STAFF: Roni Widmer, Office Manager; Sandra Shaw Murphy, Music Director; Sara Mastrony Hoefer, Junior Choir

Director; Marcia Carothers, Director of Christian Education; Susan Rippey, Nursery School Director; Jessica Campbell, Financial Manager; Amity Almond and Kelcey King, Assistant Treasurers; Sarah De Meneses, Accountant; Jim Zalenski, Sexton; Rachel Baumann, pastoral assistant.

CHURCH BOARD MEMBERS

Adult Education: Michael Moore, Chairperson; Linda Allegretti, Alice Horrigan, Rebecca Huselid, Edward Jordan,

Sandra Timmermann Children and Youth Ministries: Erika Duffy, co-Chairperson; Marc Power, co-Chairperson; Mike

Dwyer, Amanda Heyn, Andrea Muhlhauser, Anna Taylor Communications: Dave Hinkle, Chairperson; Michael Fox,

Lauren Raps, Nikki Wingate Development: Joe Holland, Chairperson; Tom Kreitler, Don Lord, Martha Lord, Joanna

Patterson, Adam Snyder Diaconate: Carole Lisi, co-Chairperson, Leonard White, co-Chairperson; Kim Baer, Greg

Bambach, Seth Baratz, Jason Dies, Mike Fedak, Jen Hinkle, Karin Keith, Carole Lisi, Blake Titrud, Ellen Waugh

Facilities: Carol McCullough, Chairperson; Pam Dies, Todd Flanagan, Andy Hoder, Mike Licamele, Gary Rafsky, Dom

Savino, Walt Siemon, Rob Steczkowski Fellowship: Amy Desel, co-Chairperson; Francine Jacques, co-Chairperson; Dottie

Baekey, Kathy Baratz, Cathy Fell, Chris Gulotta, Amy Hios, Heather Lajeunesse, Casey Mitchell, Pamela Patterson,

Lynne Taikowski, Christine Wegener Finance: Jerry Hood, co-Chairperson; Brad Orben, co-Chairperson; Debbie Dies,

LaWanza Holder, Matthew Innes, Amy Johnson, Ken Nelson, Aun Singapore, Chris Tormey Junior Deacons: Maddy

Abrahamson, Nicky Allen, Hannah Amendola, Grace Badger, Liam Ballou, Reid Brown, Max Chandler, Garrett Cutler, Shay Desmond, Samantha Dies, Natalie Dileo, Henry Durham, Ryan Eckert, Owen Edminster, Robert Farruggio, Jack Flanagan, Ian Greenwood, Sam Hawley, Lucy Hermann, Katie Hinkle, Taylor Horrine, Henry Houghton, Carly Jones, Mary Keden, Justin Keith, Caroline Lacey, Julia Langeland, Caroline Lauf, Olivia Luther, Maddy Markham, Sarah McIlroy, Maggie McKeon, Ben Mellor, Allison Milicia, Connor Navin, Gillian Orben, Ted Orben, Charles Pearce, Alex Poulter, Emma Powell, Anna Ruppert, Peter Schwinn, Henry Selden, Georgia Sharpe, Will Stearns, Alex Steele, Jack Vogel, Clay Wackerman, Alexandra Wagner, Michael Waugh, Kate Wegener, Isabella Whelan, Amelia Yoder, Caroline

Young Member Care: Wendy Savino, Chairperson; Nicki Callahan, Sharon Jacobs, Shari Lovegrove, Eleanor Page,

Margot Pearce, Sue Trischman, Elyse Tsou, Lisa Vacheron, Betsey Young Member Involvement: Becky Brown, co-

Chairperson; Betsy Milicia, co-Chairperson; Jen Chandler, Tony Derbyshire, Glenn Horine, Jon Sabrowski, Adam Simon

Mission and Outreach: Henry Bishop, tri-Chairperson, Susan Hood, tri-Chairperson, Michelle Stearns, tri-Chairperson,

Barbara Bishop, Jenny Day, John Fallon, Murray Jacques, Meg Lowe, Laraine Petersen Church Council At-Large

Members: Mike Howard, Mike Smith, Bill Strittmatter Church Historian: Lynn Van Winkle Internal Auditor: Mark Durham.

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

Dogwood Festival, Mike & Karen Mitri; Flowers, Lynn Davies; Ushers, Marcy Michaud; Church Housing

Representatives (Parish Court), Tony Derbyshire, Jerry Grace, Peggy Ruble; Memorial Garden, Lynn Davies; Nursery

School, Alison Lochridge; Fairfield East Delegate, Bill Carothers; Bridgeport Council of Churches, Michelle Stearns;

Human Resources, Cheryl Jones

CHANCEL CHOIR Bert Andren, Cary Andren, David Callahan, Lia Carter, Wendy Gerbier, Thomas Grant, Zoe Grosser, Rebecca Huselid, Sue Leiss, Donald Lord, Peggy McCain, Art McCain, Michael Moore, Jon Passmore, Melinda Reynolds, Beth Schaefer, Earlyne Seaver, Dianne Simpson, Bob Stilson, Michael Trnik, David White

CHURCH SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS Amity Almond, Kim Baer, Meghan Baer, Katie Baiocco, Jennifer Bargas, Jessica Campbell, Sarah De Meneses, Dawn Dzurik, Scott Ettl, Betsy Ewing, Karen Fox, Mark Gilrain, Rachelle Giordano, Marjorie Glover, Ann Harvey, Amanda & Ted Heyn, LaWanza Holder, Katie Holland, Andra Horsch, Mary Janacek, Stacie Kenney, Bob & Molly King, Jen Lubarsky, Krishna Lynch, Mollie Milano, Andrea Muhlhauser, Rachel Parrish, Gwen Powell, Allyson Power, Lauren Raps, Jen Richard, Kirsten Sabrowski, Amanda Schmidt, Sarah Schunk, Skylar Smith, Kara Snyder, Kelly Spencer, Cate Steczkowski, Brenda Steele, Wendy Steinfeld, Marike Toothaker, Chris Tormey, Kelly Vogel, Ellen Waugh, Nikki Wingate, Michelle & Nick Wormley, Sara York, Kathy Wyckoff, Betsey Young