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The 5 Commandmentth

Part 4 Exodus 20:12

...so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you. But here a long lifein that good land is promised particularly to obedient children. Those that do their duty to theirparents are most likely to have the comfort of that which their parents gather for them and leave tothem; Those that support their parents shall find that God, will support them. This promise isexpounded in the NT (Eph 6:3), That it may be well with thee, and thou mayest live long on theearth.

It all first starts with parents doing the right thing - being good parents. Paul writes to the youngTimothy and says about the Church, “...children or grandchildren, these should learn first ofall to put their religion into practice by caring for their own family and so repaying theirparents and grandparents, for this is pleasing to God. Filial respect is the ground of nationalpermanence. The divine words were addressed emphatically to Israel, but they set forth auniversal principle of national life.

drbillmcconnell@aol.com

Sermons In May

May 1 (Graduate Sunday)8:15 & 10:45 AM The Journey McConnell Luke 24:13-356:30 PM Standing Up for Family McConnell Nehemiah 4:14

May 8 (Mother’s Day)8:15 & 10:45 AM On Being A Woman McConnell Proverbs 14:16:30 PM Relationship Investment McConnell Matthew 5:38-42

May 158:15 & 10:45 AM Liberated by the Gate McConnell John 10:1-106:30 PM Being Good to Others McConnell Luke 6:27-31

May 228:15 & 10:45 AM A Good Look at God McConnell John 14:1-146:30 PM Developing Good Habits McConnell 1 Timothy 5:11-15

May 29 (Memorial Sunday)8:15 & 10:45 AM Dependents McConnell John 14:15-21

6:30 PM Cultivating Happiness McConnell Matthew 25:21

May 1 Graduate SundaySCD Assembly -CampTawakoni

May 5 SALT Day Trip

May 8 Mother’s DayBaby Dedication 10:45 am

May 9 Pastor’s Cabinet 6:30 pmCommittees 7 pmExec. Committee 7:30 pm

May 11 DW Board 10:30 amDW Mission Lunch 12 noon

May 13 Christopher Class Dinner inFellowship Hall 6 pm

May 15 Lighting the Way 1:30 pm

May 18 DW Service Project 9 amThe Hillsider Deadline 9 am

May 19 SALT Luncheon 12 noon

May 22 Hillside DOC’s Café,Transition Ministry Fair,Silent Auction in FellowshipHall at 12 noon

May 24 Lydia Circle 7 pm

May 25 Joanna Circle 9:30 amLeah & Ruth Circles 1 pm

May 27 Disciples Men 11:00 am atBill Baum’s House - FreeCookout

May 29 Memorial Sunday

May 30 Memorial Day-Office Closed

May 31 Men’s 5 Tuesday - Winfieldth

register at 6:30 pm, dinner &program at 7 pm

THE HILLSIDER

EVENTS Volume 1 Issue 3 May 2011

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Please let the church office know when you, or afamily member, are admitted to a hospital, so we can pray for youand the ministers can visit.

IN THE HOSPITAl:

AT HOME, Pat Agnew, Dave Aldag, Tami Arehart, Jerry &

Sally Crosby, Janice Dirks, Dean Edson, Roger Faris, Joe Hannon,

Nicole Ledbetter, Charlotte Loveland, Jim Majors, Jean Matthews,

LaVerne Melrose, George Moore, Christian Rodgers, Ryan Stateler,

Tyler Thomas, Steve Thompson, Makayla Welch, Marla Wood, Celest

Wray

DEPLOYED: Zachary Van Ness, Geoff Swisher, Ben Watson

Condolences are extended to Michael Bell upon the death of

his father, David Bell in Ohio on March 30, 2011.

Remember our shut-ins on their birthday, with a card, a

call, or a visit.

Virginia Faires May 7

1655 S Georgetown St #336

Wichita, KS 67218 684-7626

Cathy Duguid May 8th

7373 E 29 St N #W128th

Wichita, KS 67226 683-5488

Joanie Edwards May 16

2455 N Woodlawn #19

Wichita, KS 67220 687-3741

Dean Edson May 21

111 Burr Oak Rd

Wichita, KS 67206 686-3074

2011 Seekers/Disciple Life Garage Sale - June 4th

Start cleaning those closets, and saving

those treasures for the sale. The Pod will be

here May 1 . The Pod will be manned duringst

Sunday School for Drop Off. Please, No TV’s

or Electronics that Don’t Work! For large item

pick up, call Jeff Arnhold at 706-1902.

Hillside Christian Church - Disciple Life/Seekers

Garage Sale Opportunity Quilt

You have the opportunity to win this quilt on June

4 , the day of the Garage Sale at Hillside. Don’tth

miss the opportunity to own this beautiful quilt made

by Harlean Shockey. Tickets on sale May 1 . st

Stewardship Corner

Stewardship is the unconditional giving of one’s time, talents andtithes. Our church cannot do God’s work without all threecoming from each and every one of our participants. With thisthought in mind, it is imperative that we give thought and prayerto this undertaking. Giving is always a joy and without it, God’swork goes unfulfilled. Please give thought and prayer to thismost important need of the Church.

Mother’s Day Baby Dedications - May 8th

If you would like to have your baby/small child dedicated

here at Hillside on May 8 at the 10:45 AM worship service,th

call the church office at 683-6577, and let us know. We

need to know the correct spelling of the full name of the child, and the

month/day/year of the child’s birth.

MAY BIRTHDAYS

01: Brenna Clark, Marcus Jones

02: Lowell Bowling, Bonnie Buss, Sue Fauchier

03: Lynda Deck, Mary Gist, Ella Witt

04: Meredith Max, Brianna Seaton

05: Cole Hickerson, Shannon Miskell, Barbara Moehring, Lucy Wasinger

06: Justin Brady, Kathy Hannah, Theda Smith

07: Terri Dirks, Virginia Faires, Zack Stuber

08: Cathy Duguid, Levi Ehrsam

09: Tim Lawton

10:Josh Cole, Steve Frazier, Dixie Thomas

11: Mary Huddleston

12: Ellie Johnson

14: Edith Gugenheim, Gresyn Lane

15: Chris Scheuerman

16: Delaney Clark, Joanie Edwards, Nehemiah Scott

17: Zachary Agnew

18: Sam Augustin, Angela Stateler

19: David Haglund, Rachel Lawton, Rex Oetinger, Ryan Oliver

20: Brandi Agnew, Dorothy Bellew, Jack Schul

21: Joanne Agnew, Dean Edson, Jennifer Henry

22: Dick Swisher

23: Cody Austin, Sandra Sagerty-Crenshaw, Shirley Sagerty, Landon Taylor

24: Mark Barlow, Jenny Brady, Judy Meridith, Robert Morris

25: Rick Huskey, Scott McMullen, Linda Smith

26: Holly Howell, Marron Kleymann, Betty Morgan, Mike Raehpour, WaltThompson

28: Matt Schneider

29: Eldena Doose

30: Michelle Agnew, Jimmy Johnson, Connie Shawver, Sharlene Wright

31: Haley Bauer, Beth Beeman

MAY ANNIVERSARIES

04: Tari Ernst & Steve Ioerger

05: Michelle & Stuart Agnew

08: Tracey & Troy Easterberg

09: Donna & Bob Grider

11: Theda & Robert Smith

13: Huong & Loc Lau

16: Kari & David Owen

17: Debbie & J.D. Conley, Shirley & Gene Millsap

19: Kristen & Joel Thomas

20: Marty & Warren Viney

21: Shirley & George Neal

22: Barbara & Jim Miller, Lorna & Chris West

26: Janet & Mark Bradbury

27: Cheryl & Chris Frank

28: Sharon & Rod Minner

31: Debbie & Rob Dorsey, Melisa & Keith Hickerson, Phyllis & Marion Maxwell

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DAILY DEVOTIONAL FOR MAY

1 - II Kings 1-3 17 - I Chron 17-20

2 - II Kings 4-5 18 - I Chron 21-23

3 - II Kings 6-8 19 - I Chron 24-26

4 - II Kings 9-10 20 - I Chron 27-29

5 - II Kings 11-13 21 - II Chron 1-3

6 - II Kings 14-15 22 - II Chron 4-6

7 - II Kings 16-17 23 - II Chron 7-9

8 - II Kings 18-20 24 - II Chron 10-13

9 - II Kings 21-23 25 - II Chron 14-17

10 - II Kings 24-25 26 - II Chron 18-20

11 - I Chron 1-2 27 - II Chron 21-24

12 - I Chron 3-5 28 - II Chron 25-27

13 - I Chron 6-7 29 - II Chron 28-30

14 - I Chron 8-10 30 - II Chron 31-33

15 - I Chron 11-13 31 - II Chron 34-36

16 - I Chron 14-16

DILLONS CERTIFICATES

Thank you for the great support of our Dillons Certificates program. All the profitfrom the sales goes to missions. Oh, and remember, the certificates spend justlike cash!

TABS FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE

Do you know what tabs for Ronald McDonald house are, or why we collectthem? Ronald McDonald House houses families who need shelter while afamily member is in the hospital. Last year $4,000 was collected to help. SAVEyour tabs and place them in the container at the courtyard entrance.

CAMPBELL’S SOUP LABELS

Don’t forget to save your Campbell’s labels and bring them to church and placein the Soup Can Replica by the courtyard door. These help WoodhavenLearning Center with much needed items.

OLD GREETING CARDS

PLEASE NO MORE GREETING CARDS AT THIS TIME.

LORD’S DINER

Did you know that Hillside Christian Church has an outreach

ministry of providing volunteers to help serve a meal at the Lord’s Diner

on the third Monday of every month? Responding to Christ’s call to

feed the hungry, the Lord’s Diner provides a meal seven days a week,

365 days a year. The mission of the diner is achieved in a spirit of

compassion and respect through cooperative efforts with people of all

faiths, businesses and organizations in the community by gifts of time,

talent and treasure. All that is required to help is to have a food

handler’s permit which can be obtained by attending a free two hour

class at the health department. It is not necessary to volunteer every

month. If you are interested or would like more information, call Linda

Hannon at 686-8308. We would love to have you join us!

Christian Social Action Committee

Thank you so much for our generous gift to Lexington

Theological Seminary. Your gift will assist the Seminary in

providing 50% tuition scholarships to all of our Disciples

students. We also commend you for your recognition of Dr.

McConnell’s 20 years of ministry to your congregation with this gift. It is

a blessing for a congregation and ministry to enjoy and experience such

a relationship. Sincerely, Sonny Wray, VP for Advancement

The Church Office will be closed on Monday, May 30 - Memorial Day.

DISCIPLES MEN LUNCHEON MAY 27 11 AM to 2 PMth

The Disciples Men’s Luncheon will be Friday, May 27th. Instead of

going out to eat, we will have a cookout and a time of fellowship - open

house style - from 11 am to 2 pm - come and go as you desire. Lunch

will be served about Noon and will be at Bill Baum’s house, 1755 S.

Estelle 67211 (near I-135 & Harry) sponsored by the Men’s Group.

Hamburgers, Brats, and Fixin’s along with Drinks and Chips will be

supplied by the Men’s Funds. Come, Join Us. PLEASE MAKE

RESERVATIONS - call Bill Baum, 655-0391, or Dick Swisher, 684-

0014, or Josh Cole, 683-6577. There may even be homemade ice

cream as one of the dessert surprises! IT’S A FREE LUNCH – BRING

A FRIEND – THE ONLY COST IS YOUR PRESENCE.

DISCIPLES WOMEN’S NEWS

May 6 Church Women United “May Friendship Day” 1 pm at

Woodland United Methodist Church, 1100 W 15th

May 11 DW Budget Planning 9:30 am & DW Board Meeting 10:30 am

Mission Luncheon 12 Noon; Co-Chairs: Ann Aldag, Susan

Winn, & Shar Wright; Hosted by DW Board Members;

Devotions: Jean Lloyd

May 12 Quilters 9:30 am

May 24 Lydia Circle (Salad Supper) 6 pm, Gay Spradlin’s, 12200

Killenwood

May 25 Joanna Circle (Brunch) 9:30 am at Hillside ; Leah Circle

(Salad Luncheon 12 Noon at Cynthia Cripe’s, 12621 E

Bradford Circle, Co-hostess: Ardith Blue; Ruth Circle (Salad

Luncheon) 12 Noon Hillside Room 30

May 26 Quilters 9:30 am

SCHOOL BAGS NEEDED FOR RETREAT

We will be assembling School Kits for Church World Service at our DW Retreatsthis year. If you would like to help by making the tote bags, notify Barb Rungerunge2@cox.net or 785-478-4480 by September 1 . Amy Gopp, Exec. ofst

WOC, will be the speaker for the 2011 KDW Retreats scheduled Oct. 5-7 & 7-9at Tawakoni. Registration forms will are available on the regional website.

FYI: The CCS Board has decided the general offices of the Christian Church(DOC) will temporarily relocate to the M & I Plaza Bldg, 135 N Pennsylvania St,due to a fire that occurred last week in the Disciples Center Building. Theresidual smoke and damage sustained in the fire have made the currentlocation an unsafe site for the employees. Ron Degges, Pres, DHM

Mission Luncheon May 11 at 12 Noon

The luncheon will include historic recipes from the Jitney

Dinners and the Spring Teas. Nona Stevens will highlight

missions which Spring Teas and Mission Luncheons have

supported.

Fran Elliott will give a brief history of the Spring Teas.

A Choral Ensemble from Heights High School will present

a musical program, directed by Mark Walker.

Childcare will be provided.

Cost for the meal & program is $5.00.

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Josh Cole, Dir. of Family Ministries

email: jcole888@gmail.com

Wednesday Bible Study 6:30-7:30pm

Sunday Youth Groups 5:15-7:30pm

Small Groups Monday 7:00-8:00pm

Important Upcoming Dates:

gYouth Jailbreak Event - May 28 at 6 PM (serving grilled hot dogs)th

dress to get wet!

gThanks to all those who helped with Easter Hillside DOC’s Café!

gDon’t Forget the Hillside DOC’s Café Ministry Fair & Silent

Auction on May 22nd.

gPARENT MEETING - MAY 29 in Room 31 after second service.th

College/ Young Adult News Our College/Young Adult ministries

(CYA) occur on Wednesday nights at 8 PM in Room 50. College

Age/Young Adults wanting to attend a Sunday school class may go to

the Crossroads class in Room 32 at 9:30 AM. We offer many afterglow

events following 3 worship at 6:30 PM on Sundays. If you haverd

graduated high school and are looking for a ministry filled with energy,

great discussion, and other young adults who are passionate about

living out their faith journey, we invite you to join us for any of our CYA

programs.

SALT DAY TRIP - May 5 We are leaving the parking lot at 9:30 AM for

Tanganyika Wildlife Park. The cost is $10 each. Bring extra money for

lunch at the Copper Oven.

SALT LUNCHEON - May 19 Join us for the May Luncheon in

Fellowship Hall. LaRena’s menu will be Pork Loin, Macaroni & Cheese,

Roasted Vegetables, Hot Rolls, Salad, & Dessert, & we will have a

presentation by Britt Fulmer - “A Unique & Exciting Perspective On

Men’s Fashion.”

PATHWAYS PARENTS & KIDS

Hey Kids & Parents:

Watch for emails about upcoming events, like

VBS & Camp!

See you at church!

Wykeemah & Rev. Debbie

CAMP SCHEDULE

Title Date Grade completed

Junior 1 May 31-June 4 4-5

Primary 1 June 2-4 2-3

Pre-Pri July 16 K-1

CYF Conf-Alpha June 6-11 9-12

CYF Conf-Omega July 18-23 9-12

Pre-High July 25-30 8 Only

Chi Rho 1 (preferred) June 13-18 6-7

Chi Rho 2 July 25-30 6-7

Grand Camp June 30 - July 2 all ages

April 11, 2011 Executive Committee Actions

• approved taking $10,000.00 out of the Capital Replacement

Fund to give to Property Committee for repairs to the Chiller

• approved Vera Spencer as a Voting Delegate of Hillside

Christian Church for the 2011 General Assembly of the

Christian Church

NEW MEMBERS

Ken Merry transferred his membership and joined HCC

on March 20, 2011. He resides at 3013 W Maxwell Ave,

Wichita, KS 67217. His phone is 207-0920. Ken works

as a Loan Services Manager at Emprise Bank. He is in

Caring Cluster 25.

Carter Kreger gave his Confession of Faith and joined

HCC on Palm Sunday, April 17, 2011. He resides with

his family at 1160 S Sagebrush, Wichita, KS 67230. His

phone is 218-1531. He is in 3 grade.rd

Keegan Claassen gave her Confession of Faith and

joined HCC on Palm Sunday, April 17, 2011. She

resides with her family at 7045 E 35 Circle N, Wichita,th

KS 67226. Her phone is 684-2588. She is in 5 grade. th

Linda Hill transferred her membership and joined HCC

on Palm Sunday, April 17, 2011. She resides at 120

Jeanette #19, Newton, KS 67114. Her phone is 316-

804-4357. She is the Dir. of Development at KCH. She has 2grown children.

GRADUATE SUNDAY, MAY 1

Shannon Miskell will be graduating from Andover High May 22.

Wade Scribner will be graduating from K State, May 14, MichaelIoerger, will be graduating from U of Nebraska-Lincoln, May 7, & AndySwisher will receive his Master’s Degree from Pittsburg State in May.

May 1 we will remember those of our Hillside family who arest

graduating from High School, College, or other continuing education facility. Please call the church office (683-6577) to get on the list of graduates.

Julia Brown Karimu nominated to serve as next Division of OverseasMinistries President, Co-Executive of Global Ministries

The Rev. Julia Brown Karimu has traveled to numerous parts of the world as anexecutive with the Div. of Overseas Ministries/Global Ministries. During thosetrips she has learned how much people have in common around the world;having the same hopes and dreams for their children, & a desire to live in peaceas they seek to faithfully witness to God’s grace and love in their particularcontext. The DOM Bd of Dir. nominated Karimu to serve as its next president &Co-Exec for Global Ministries. The current president is retiring in August.

101 YEARS YOUNG & STILL GOING STRONG!!

101% True Blue. Spencer Yancey, Class of

1932, from Wichita, KS, recently celebrated

his 101st birthday, Wildcat style (Spencer is

Culver-Stockton's oldest living graduate).

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HILLSIDE TRAVELERS

Several of us will be traveling to central Europe and

walking the steps of the Protestant Reformation in May of

2012. If you have not already signed up for this trip,

please consider doing so. This will be a great trip, with fun

people and a wonderful opportunity to learn more about your faith

heritage. You can call the church office at 316-683-6577, to sign up for

the trip. Bill McConnell

ADOLLABLE Doll Club of Kansas

ADOLLABLE Doll Club of Kansas, a group of twelve, gave generously

of their time and talent to needy children over the holiday season. The

club’s service project was to dress and donate dolls for those families

who might not have the means to put packages under their trees. Two

of the dolls went to Hillside Christian Church and seven others were

placed in outstretched hands through the Valley Center Kansas School

District. All told, nine dolls were distributed, a formidable

accomplishment for such a small membership, and this dynamic dozen

plan to do it again next year. Linda Hickman

MAY MENUS FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEAL

4: Sancho, Chips & Salsa, Fiesta Rice, Mexican Cream Corn, Brownie

11: Spring Salad, Pork Loin, Green Beans, Roasted Sweet Potatoes,

Black Forest Torte

18: Garden Salad, Chicken Alfredo, Steamed Veggies, Garlic Bread,

Carrot Cake

25: BBQ Brisket, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, Watermelon

50 Wedding Anniversary Celebration th

Bill & Yoshie Sagerty

Saturday, May 7, 2011

5 pm

Homewood Suites Hilton

550 Waterfront Parkway, Wichita, KS

No gifts please, your presence alone is your gift.

gYour RSVP is required - 390-5058g

EFM CLASSES

Beginning September 2011 - May 2012

Room for 5 students. Please call Bill Baum (655-0391) or Jody

Lambert (683-8035) for more information.

2011 GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Sat., July 9 – Wed., July 13, 2011

Bridgestone Arena - Downtown Nashville, TN

Tell It!Register online now at www.disciples.org/ga

We’re spreading the word and “Pedaling for Planeview.”

What: We’re collecting good usable bikes, trikes, &

helmets to give to our Planeview neighbors in need.

Why: “Pedaling for Planeview” will give bikes, trikes and

helmets to children, youth, & adults at the Planeview

Safety Fair on June 18 at Colvin Recreation Center. Boys

& girls & all ages in the Planeview area of Wichita need bikes, trikes, &

helmets for fun, school, jobs, worship, errands, to get around & get

ahead!

Who: A community effort of Safe Streets Wichita/Planeview program of

Partners for Wichita, & Planeview area ministers, working together with

neighbors.

When & Where: Deliver bikes, trikes & helmets between May 18 &

Saturday, June 11, at Lao Baptist Church, Pastor Lang Sengvilay, 2938

S Hillside 612-1201, Saturdays 10 am - 5 pm, May 21 & 28, June 4 &

11, or at Brookside Vida en Cristo United Methodist Church, Pastor

Walter Marsella, 2760 S Roosevelt, 652-0152, Monday through Friday

10 am - 4 pm, Saturday 1-3 pm.

For more information contact Teresa Cook. Safe Streets 263-1389;

teresa.cook@partnersforwichita.org Partners for Wichita, 925 N Waco,

Wichita, KS 67203 www.partnersforwichita.org.

SILVER & CHROME RUN

Benefitting Elders at Kansas Christian Home

JUNE 18, 2011 - START: 8 AM LAST RIDER IN: 1:30 PM

Run for Fun and Prizes

A Poker Run!

Proceeds will help provide care to elders with little or no personal

income. It begins at Kansas Christian Home in Newton, KS with a

pancake breakfast and an opportunity to meet the elders.

REGISTER - The first 50 riders will receive a Free T-shirt! Registration

is $15 and each extra hand is $10.

Call 316-283-6600 or visit www.silverandchrome.org

DID YOU FIND YOUR NAME TAG SUNDAY MORNING?

If not, you will find all the name tags are hanging on the racks in

the Narthex, in alphabetical order.

You may hang your name tag on the rack you prefer - anywhere in

the building, but just remember where you put it!

WE WANT EVERYONE THAT HAS A NAME TAG TO WEAR IT EACH

& EVERY SUNDAY!

If you need a name tag, let us know & we’ll make one!

SOUTH CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY MAY 1 st

SCD Assembly “A Taste of Camp” - Sunday, May 1 st

at Disciples Center at Tawakoni from 2 to 6:30 PM

$10/person or $25/family covers food, leadership, camp use.

Take a camp tour, see the new district office, meet & elect your officers,

assemble hygiene kits for Japan. 2 PM Games & Activities; 4 PM

Worship & Business, Youth Led Worship, Worship Offering; 5 PM BBQ

Cook-Off.

REGISTER BY THURSDAY, APRIL 28 . Call 316-775-1236 or emailth

scd@kansasdisciples.org.

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8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Graduate Sunday, May 18:15 Layreader: Keith Sanborn10:45 Layreader: Lois RahalHospital Communion: Gloria MartinElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer: Keith Sanborn8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Gloria Martin10:45 AM Communion Prayer: Kathy Allen10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Susan Winn6:30 PM Opening/Greeting: Gay Spradlin6:30 PM Closing Benediction: Holly HowellDiaconate Schedule8:15 AM Prepare/Cleanup/Service: Ann Aldag & Paulette Holzhauser10:45 AM Service: JC’s10:45 AM Cleanup: B Grider, T Allen, S McIntyre, G RogersVisitation/Home CommunionKathy Hannah & Sam Augustin (Route 2)Katy Dickenson, Beth Cade, Ed Dirks, Marge Mitchell, Jeanette Rees, Gordon Perry,Tom & Doris RaumGloria Martin & Roxanne Austin (Route 1)Joanie Edwards, Tom Rees, Fern Hayward, Charles Cline, Galen Webb, WandaSpencer, Cathy Duguid, Ron & Ethel Wetzel, Ed Barker

Ushers: 8:15 (Team 2) 10:45 (Team 1)Van Driver: Lowell Bowling (683-4915) Passengers should call the driver bySaturday evening if they are riding Sunday morning.

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 88:15 Layreader: Ken Morrison10:45 Layreader: Bob WinnHospital Communion: Shar WrightElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer: Ken Morrison8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Shar Wright10:45 AM Communion Prayer: Bill Hicks10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Vera Spencer6:30 PM Opening/Greeting: Mary Leistiko6:30 PM Closing Benediction: Brenda KistlerDiaconate Schedule8:15 AM Prepare/Cleanup/Service: Charlotte & Bob Loveland10:45 AM Service: Harvesters10:45 AM Cleanup: N Morrison, W Phillips, M Kopmann, B NipperVisitation/Home CommunionKathy Hannah & Paula Savage (Route 4)Al St John, Hazel Crouse, Gay Lowe, Doyle Cripe, Bill Swisher, Billie Foster, IsabelGates, Bill SpencerVera Spencer & Shipra Deori (Route 3)Bonnie Beaman, Virginia Faires, Helen Adams, Ruth Pirner, Dean Edson, YoshieSagerty

Ushers: 8:15 (Team 2) 10:45 (Team 1)Van Driver: Barry Barlow (684-4025) Passengers should call the driver by Saturdayevening if they are riding Sunday morning.

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Sunday, May 158:15 Layreader: Fran Elliott10:45 Layreader: Andrew GodbeyHospital Communion: Scott EhrsamElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer: Fran Elliott8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Scott Ehrsam10:45 AM Communion Prayer: Helen Thomason10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Holly Howell6:30 PM Opening/Greeting: Walt Thompson6:30 PM Closing Benediction: Bill HicksDiaconate Schedule8:15 AM Prepare/Cleanup/Service: Barb & John Farrington10:45 AM Service: Paul’s Disciples10:45 AM Cleanup: G Thomas, S Womack, A Cha, E JohnsonVisitation/Home CommunionKathy Hannah & Sarah Leistiko (Route 1)Joanie Edwards, Tom Rees, Fern Hayward, Charles Cline, Galen Webb, WandaSpencer, Cathy Duguid, Ron & Ethel Wetzel, Ed BarkerHolly Howell & Bill Leistiko (Route 2)Katy Dickenson, Beth Cade, Ed Dirks, Marge Mitchell, Jeanette Rees, Gordon Perry,

Tom & Doris Raum

Ushers: 8:15 (Team 2) 10:45 (Team 1)Van Driver: Lowell Bowling (683-4915) Passengers should call the driver bySaturday evening if they are riding Sunday morning.

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Sunday, May 228:15 Layreader: Shar Wright10:45 Layreader: Carol SchellHospital Communion: Walt ThompsonElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer: Shar Wright8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Walt Thompson10:45 AM Communion Prayer: Brenda Kistler10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Linda Watson6:30 PM Opening/Greeting: Helen Thomason6:30 PM Closing Benediction: Vera SpencerDiaconate Schedule8:15 AM Prepare/Cleanup/Service: Phyllis & Jim Haught10:45 AM Service: Celestial Angels10:45 AM Cleanup: A Cole, B Scheuerman, C Schell, M AndrewsVisitation/Home CommunionBrenda Kistler & Barney Rahal (Route 3)Bonnie Beaman, Virginia Faires, Helen Adams, Ruth Pirner, Dean Edson, YoshieSagertyLinda Watson & Ken Kistler (Route 4)Al St John, Hazel Crouse, Gay Lowe, Doyle Cripe, Bill Swisher, Billie Foster, IsabelGates, Bill Spencer

Ushers: 8:15 (Team 2) 10:45 (Team 1)Van Driver: Darryl Neighbor (689-0822) Passengers should call the driver bySaturday evening if they are riding Sunday morning.

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Memorial Sunday, May 298:15 Layreader: Gay Spradlin10:45 Layreader: Helen ThomasonHospital Communion: Keith SanbornElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer: Gay Spradlin8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Keith Sanborn10:45 AM Communion Prayer: Mary Leistiko10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer: Gloria Martin6:30 PM Opening/Greeting: Susan Winn6:30 PM Closing Benediction: Ken MorrisonDiaconate Schedule8:15 AM Prepare/Cleanup/Service: Ann Aldag & Paulette Holzhauser10:45 AM Service: JC’s10:45 AM Cleanup: R Austin, S Augustin, B Grider, T AllenVisitation/Home CommunionKathy Hannah & Erin Boehner (Route 2)Katy Dickenson, Beth Cade, Ed Dirks, Marge Mitchell, Jeanette Rees, Gordon Perry,Tom & Doris RaumMary Leistiko & Angela Clark (Route 1)Joanie Edwards, Tom Rees, Fern Hayward, Charles Cline, Galen Webb, WandaSpencer, Cathy Duguid, Ron & Ethel Wetzel, Ed Barker

Ushers: 8:15 (Team 2) 10:45 (Team 1)Van Driver: Lowell Bowling (683-4915) Passengers should call the driver bySaturday evening if they are riding Sunday morning.

MEETINGS - MONDAY, May 9, 2011

PASTOR’S CABINET: 6:30 PM

COMMITTEES: 7:00 PM

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: 7:30 PM

OFFICERS, COMMITTEE CHAIRS,

ELDERS & DIACONATE,

PLEASE CHECK YOUR MAIL BOXES.

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Sunday Worship Services Wednesday Night Activities (during the school year) 8:15 Sunday Morning 5:30 Meal - $5/person 9:30 Sunday School 6:30 Bible Studies - All Ages10:45 Sunday Morning 7:30 Chancel Choir 6:30 Sunday Evening 8:00 College/Young Adult

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COME TO “MINISTRY SUNDAY” HILLSIDE DOC’S CAFÉ

SUNDAY, MAY 22 IN FELLOWSHIP HALLND

12 NOON

By attending Hillside DOC’s Café we support all our Youth activities! We have something special planned on the 22 . Josh, the Youth,nd

and the Transition Committee invite you to Fellowship Hall to view the SPECIAL MINISTRY BOOTHS set up to explain how we areTRANSITIONING our “WORKS OF SERVICE” into our EIGHT NEW MINISTRIES, beginning January 1, 2012.

Come and see first hand what the Mission and Responsibilities are of each of these special ministries.

God wants us to give something back and it is called our ministry.

May the Holy Spirit guide each of us as we choose a ministry in which to serve.

Thank you to Mark Walker, members of the Chancel Choir, Musicians, Audio Techs, Youth & Children, Nursery Workers, and allthose wonderful volunteers that participated in making the Palm Sunday Cantata on Sunday, April 17 such a wonderful service! We areth

truly blessed here at Hillside to have such a dedicated group of musicians and so many wonderful members who volunteer to help outwhen needed! The cantata was fabulous, and it was a great way to enter in to Holy Week!