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APRIL 2018

Death to life. New beginnings and fresh starts. Easter is all about mov-ing forward and not looking back. It’s about a journey toward a new creation, leaving the past behind.

Celebrate the journey to hope with us on Easter Sunday at 9 or 10:30am.

The story does not end with the cross, for Easter points us beyond the tragedy of the cross to the empty tomb. It tells us that there is hope for eternal life, for Christ has conquered evil and death and hell. Yes, there is hope.Billy Graham

The cross tells us that God understands our sin and our suffering, for he took them upon himself in the Person of Jesus Christ. From the cross God declares, “I love you. I know the heartaches and the sorrows and the pain that you feel. But I love you.”Billy Graham

Christ not only died for all: he died for each.Billy Graham

Without the resurrection, the cross is meaningless.Billy Graham

Join us for our new Financial Wellness Workshop Se-ries @ Cornerstone! Over the course of six months, we’ll cover different financial topics. Come to one or

come to all! The workshops are for our members, guests, and the community. They are are fun, FREE, and all materi-als are provided. See the graphic below for information about the next workshop on Thursday, April 5.

Look out Texas, here we come! Last fall, we collected a whole trailer full of supplies to send to Houston to help

with the recovery after Hurricane Harvey. Even though it’s been months since Hurricane Harvey devastated Texas (and Irma hit Florida and Maria hit Puerto Rico), the effects of this storm are still being felt by locals. We feel that we can be part of the healing process and plan to travel to the Houston area this summer to help with clean up, rebuilding and encouragement. This summer we’re sending a team to share hope and light with the people still recovering! If you’d like to go along and haven’t signed up yet, please contact the church office (office@cccduncannon or 717- 834-4641)

Our team is busy raising money to pay for the trip to Houston this summer! Be on the lookout for ways you can help support this great trip. One way to support the mission trip (and the youth group) is at the Yard Sale on April 13 and 14 here at Corner- stone. The yard sale will be open Friday, April 13 from 6:30am–6pm and Saturday, April 14 from 6:30am–2pm. You can help in two ways:

1) Donate items to be sold at the yard sale. Anything from clothing to household items, trinkets you no

longer have room for, or even furniture. (No electronics or large weight equipment, please).

2) Stop by and shop! There

are lots of treasures just waiting for the right owner! The mission trip team will also be selling hot dogs and baked goods for the duration of the yard sale. So even if you don’t find the per- fect treasure, stop by and grab a snack!

Be on the lookout for future fundraisers!

What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.

The repetition of small efforts will accomplish more than the occa-sional use of great talents.Charles H. Spurgeon

The play’s the thing

Come out and support our own Lauren Maggs in her Perry County acting debut in

the New Bloomfield Lions Community Theatre production of Urinetown! The play will be performed at West Perry High School in Elliottsburg on Thurs-day and Friday, April 5 and 6 at 7:30pm, and at 2pm and 7:30pm on Saturday, April 7. Tickets are available online at www.nblions.org and at the door prior to each perfor-mance, or at the Blain Library, the Bloomfield Pharmacy, or the Perry County Council of the Arts in Newport. Adult tickets are $14; student tickets are $7.

Here’s what Lauren has to say about the play: “Understandably, you may be on the fence about purchasing tickets for a show with the word “Urine” in the title, so I hope to “flush” some of your concerns!

“While on vacation in Europe, one of the writers had to use a pay toilet, and he was inspired to write Urinetown ‘the musical.’ Urinetown ‘the place’ shows up in Act II … sort of. In fact, the entire musical opens with Officer Lockstock explaining this. He and Little Sally have a very funny exchange about what a terrible title it is and how bad the subject matter is. I won’t spoil it by explaining exactly what Urinetown is, though. You’ll have to come to the show to find out!

“When Urinetown opened on Broadway in 2002, it was nominated for 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. It won for Best Book (basically Best Script), Best Original Score, and Best Director. This year, holding close to its goal to bring quality theater to Perry County, the Lions Club decided to take a big step and chose a more modern show instead of performing one of its previous shows. Urinetown has a love story, conflict, singing, dancing, and bunnies (but you don’t want to be the bunny!).

“As far as being appropriate for kids, with a title like Urinetown, you gotta expect some pee and poo jokes. One of the first songs is called It’s a Privilege to Pee. However, the entire show could run on Sunday night TV after America’s Funniest Home Videos without being edited for television. There are some lines with double meanings (back to those pee and poo jokes). There is the occa-sional ‘hell,’ and It’s a Privilege to Pee does drop the word ‘piss’ a couple of times. Heck, the recent high school production of Grease was more risqué than Urinetown. Embrace your inner child (and your real child!) and laugh. The cast won’t judge you; laughter is like currency to us. We’ve been laughing at the lines since January.

“I hope this answers any questions you may have! The cast would love the sup-port of ‘the arts’ in our very own Perry County, and I personally would love the support of my church family.”

Priscilla Shirer live simulcast

Ladies, New Harvest Community Church welcomes you to a live simulcast from Priscilla Shirer

on April 28. Save the date and get ready for a day of fellowship, praise, and worship with Priscilla Shirer and Anthony Evans. Cost is only $20 for the day and includes lunch, snacks, and door prizes. Vendors on site will be Guardian Angel Bookstore, Noon-day Jewelry, Damsels in Defense, do-TERRA, Honey & Lace, and Lilla Rose.

For tickets, pay online via EventBrite at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/priscilla- shirer-live-simulcas or email newharvest @embarqmail.com.

Never worry about numbers. Help one person at a time, and always start with the person nearest you.Mother Teresa

I am not as good as I should be. I am not as good as I could be. But thank God I’m better than I used to be!

Yoga with Ashley

Ashley Stidfole is offering two sessions of yoga at Corner- stone on Tuesday, April 3

and Tuesday, April 10 from 6–7pm. Come check it out! This will be a one-hour vinyasa flow, so lots of movement with the breath. Cost is $10 a person (cash only). Bring a mat and yoga blockss. Ashley only has a few blocks to spare and no additional mats. For more information, message her on her Facebook page.

Deaf signing

Jessica Bentley-Sassaman and Gina Geraghty gener-ously offer their services as interpreters for the deaf at our 9am Sunday Celebration. If you need this

service, please try to sit in the first row on the right side of the multi-purpose room as Jessica and Gina sign the lyrics to our worship music and the sermons.

God is good—all the time!Cornerstone Christian Church is truly blessed.

Pray for God to continue to bless us as we follow His will. ATTEND. OFFERING BLDG. FUND BENEV.

February 25 425 $7,488.00 $195.00 $100.00 March 4 424 $9,022.00 $220.00 $230.00 March 11 370 $7,865.00 $180.00 $90.00 March 18 406 $7,015.00 $150.00 $250.00 March 25 473 $9,697.00 $170.00 $320.00

Online giving

We’ve all been there. The ushers walk to the front of the room and you begin the frantic search of your pockets looking for your offering envelope,

only to remember it’s still sitting on the kitchen table. For-get the stress and check out Cornerstone’s online giving. This secure platform allows you to safely use your credit card, debit card, or a bank transfer to give your offering as you normally would. All donations are tracked and we provide a chartiable giving receipt to you at the end of the year, or you can access your account anytime to track your giving. Visit cccduncannon.com/donate for more informa-tion or to get started.

Nursery and Toddler rooms

We LOVE our Cornerstone Kids! The MEADOW is a great environment for babies to learn and grow through play, stories, and music. Our toddlers

enjoy learning new songs and Bible stories through interac-tive lessons in the FROG POND! We encourage parents to check out the rooms and let their kids explore these fun areas, both for babies and toddlers and through elemen-tary school at Camp Cornerstone.

If you’d like to volunteer with our kids, we can ALWAYS use more loving adults to care for our kids! Contact Megan Safko (megan@cccduncannon.com) or call the church office (834-4641) for information!

Celebrate • Connect • Reach

Just because a man lacks the use of his eyes doesn’t mean he lacks vision.Stevie Wonder

Bitterness and anger, usually over trivial things, make havoc of homes, churches, and friendships.Warren Wiersbe

The birth of Christ brought God to man; the cross of Christ brought man to God.

Use your voice for kindness, your ears for compassion, your hands for charity, your mind for truth, and your heart for love.

Celebrate • Connect • ReachOver 50sCharlotte Barrett

The Over 50s will meet for breakfast at the Marysville Diner on

Wednesday, April 11 at 9am. Be sure to join us!

The Over 50s are going to see our own Lauren Maggs (she is a member of our worship team) in the New Bloomfield Lions Community Theatre production of Urinetown at West Perry High School in Elliottsburg on Friday, April 6 at 7:30pm. (See the article on page 3 of the newsletter for more details about the play.) Tickets are available online at www.nblions.org and at the door prior to each performance, or at the Blain Library, the Bloomfield Pharmacy, or the Perry County Council of the Arts in Newport. Adult tickets are $14; student tickets are $7. After the performance, we plan to stop at the Shermans Dale Diner for ice cream.

Everyone is welcome to join us for a fun evening. If you plan to go, please purchase your tickets at the locations listed above or at the door. Any questions, or if you’d like to carpool, please contact Charlotte Barrett (717-834-6364 or barrett8.cb@gmail.com).

Shooting hoops

Just one more Tuesday of basketball! Come shoot hoops from 6–

9pm in the multipurpose room on April 3. Open to anyone 16 years of age and older. Any questions, please contact Corey Hall (corhall7 @gmail.com).

Connecting is a

Cornerstone uses a software system called “Breeze” to help manage all of the new and familiar faces, events, and teams. If you have not yet set up

your Breeze profile, it can help you stay connected to vol-unteer schedules, events, and leaders. (Note: Breeze is not a social media platform so you cannot “meet” new people at Cornerstone. Rather, we encourage you to get involved in a Connect group or ministry team to get to know some new folks in the Cornerstone family.) Visit cccduncannon.breezechms.com to get a user name. If you have any trouble or if you have any questions about Breeze or contacting someone at the church, you can always ask us at the office!

Ready to go “All In”?

Through the last series, Dave has been challenging us to go “all-in” with our heart, mind, strength, resources, and our time through service. If you’re

looking for a way to get connected at Cornerstone and serve in a ministry team or host a group, check out the “forest of opportunities” in the church lobby. The large pallet trees near the Welcome Table are filled with cards each holding an opportunity to serve and get connected at Cornerstone. Take a card (or more!), pray about it, then contact the appropriate person listed on the card to learn more or get plugged in. (*Note—if you are already serving, you do not need to take a card for that area).

It is true that all God requires of us we lack; but it is also true that all we need He supplies.Evan Henry Hopkins

You will never fully believe in your-self if you keep comparing yourself to everyone else.

Celebrate • Connect • Reach

Megan Safko

Register now to volunteer at our very first WorkCamp Weekend. We’ve got a few projects lining up that will include some home repair plus some projects

to help make our community better. Looking to be a better neighbor and shine the line of the Christ? Give one day or two at Work Camp—Friday, May 11 and Saturday, May 12! Visit cccduncannon.com/reach to download the volunteer registration form.

Accepting Projects—We are still accepting projects for our WorkCamp Weekend. If you know of someone that could use a little help with projects around the house, there is an application available on our website at cccduncannon.com/reach. Our project manager will review the work needed to make sure we can safely and effectively complete the task!

SAVE THE DATE: The first WorkCamp Weekend will take place May 11 and 12.

If you’d like to help our community in this way, visit our website at cccduncannon.com/reach to download the volunteer form or pick one up at the church office. If you have any questions, please email Megan Safko (megan@cccduncannon.com) or call the church office (717-834-4641).

Fundamental multiplication

Did you know that some employers have a com-munity giving program? This program usually requires that an employee complete paperwork

and volunteer his/her time to a specific program, and if your program is chosen, the company will donate. Does your employer do this? Two local employers that offer this kind of program are Highmark and Geisinger. (Remember that all employers have different requirements.) If you are going on the mission trip this summer or are planning on participating in one or both Work Camp weekends, simply check with your Human Resources person or employer website and see if this is offered. It’s a great way to multi-ply your generosity!

Don’t be impressed by money, flowers, degrees, and titles. Be impressed by kindness, integrity, humility, and generosity.

There is something that happens when you are grateful: You con-tinue to receive blessings. So I will always be grateful.Chrissy Metz

Close some doors. Not because of pride, incapacity, or arrogance, but simply because they no longer lead somewhere.Paulo Coelho

Health and Wellness Expo

All seniors, age 60 and over, and any adults living with a disability are invited to a health and well- ness expo at the Family Life Center, 27 West

Shortcut Road, Newport, on Tuesday, April 10. Doors open at 9:30am. Attendees will have the opportunity to talk to service providers and community organization representa-tives, plus get various health screenings. A lunch will be served at 11:30am. Cost to attend is $3 per person or $5 per couple. Tickets can be purchased at any of the seven Senior Centers or the Perry County Area Agency on Aging until March 30. No tickets will be sold at the door. For more information, contact Sue (717-582-5128 or 866-926-5118) at the Perry County Area Agency on Aging, 315 Keystone Way, New Bloomfield.

Celebrate • Connect • Reach

Community Aid

Cornerstone has its own Com- munity Aid

clothing donation bin in our parking lot. We receive $.04 for every pound of clothing col- lected from our bin.

Items you can donate:

• Men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing—new and used• Shoes, purses, wallets, belts, ties, wigs, and hats

So the next time you’re cleaning out your closets and draw-ers, drop off your unwanted clothing in our Community Aid donation bin! You’ll be helping Cornerstone and our community all at the same time! If you would like further information on Community Aid, visit the Web site at www.communityaid.net.

Meals on Wheels is the week of April 16.

Medication drop box

Need to get rid of un- used, unwanted, or unneeded medica-

tions? Don’t throw them away, or wash them down the drain. Instead, take them to the Perry County Court house lobby, located on the square in New Bloomfield. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pm. Ac- cepted items are prescriptions, prescription patches, prescrip- tion medications, prescription ointments, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and samples.

Accepted items:

Prescriptions

Prescription patches

Prescription Medication

Prescription Ointments

Over-the-counter medica-tions

Vitamins

Samples

Medications for pets

Judas had … the best pastor the best leader the best teacher the wisest counsel the best friend. And he failed. Have faith.

Food Bank wish list

The Perry County Food Bank has a wish list for these food and

personal items:

• peanut butter and jelly • Jello and puddings • cake and brownie mixes • pasta sauces and dry pasta (any type) • canned pasta meals (such as ravioli) • stews • Ramen noodles • cereals • canned soups • dried beans • canned vegetables and fruits • canned pork and beans • canned meats (such as tuna) • instant potatoes (au gratin or scalloped) • pet food • personal items such as soaps, feminine hygene products, deodorants, toothpaste, tooth brushes, shampoo, conditioners, combs and brushes.

If you can spare a few dollars every week or so, pick up a few extra items while grocery shopping this month and help your friends and neighbors in Perry County. All donations are greatly appreciated!

Reach

Stonebridge visitation ministryAngie Black

Cornerstone’s Stonebridge Nursing Home Ministry is a team of folks that reaches out and visits our neighbors at the Stonebridge Health and Reha-

bilitation Center (Nursing Home) at 10:45am. We would love to have more hands to reach and encourage the residents at Stonebridge. If you’re interested in joining this ministry, please contact Angela Black (mullen74@msn.com or 319-6340). We pray God calls your heart to this wonderful ministry!

Goodies for our good friendsThe residents enjoy snacks throughout the day and we’re collecting some items to share. If you’d like to donate any of the following (or similar) items, you can drop them off anytime at the church office, the Welcome Center, or the box located outside the church office.

• Butterscotch Krimpets, Twinkies, or other soft snack cakes• cheese curls, chips, or snack mixes (individually packaged)• cans of ginger ale

Stonebridge schedule for AprilApril 1 Tim (teaching) and Tina Snow, Kevin and Luann Weller, Brian and Jenny Berringer, Sandy Kitner (piano)April 8 Tim (teaching) and Tina Snow, Brian and Jenny Ber-ringer, Sandy Kitner (piano) April 15 Tim (teaching) and Tina Snow, Kevin and Luann Weller, Brian and Jenny BerringerApril 22 Tim (teaching) and Tina Snow, Brian and Jenny Ber-ringerApril 29 Tim (teaching) and Tina Snow, Brian and Jenny Ber-ringer, Angie Black

GOD’S GOT IT“God’s got it.” This is not just a cute catch-phrase, but an actual way to habitually remember that there is a King in Heaven who holds all things together—even when life stings.When worry.When cancer.When inadequacy.When pain.When drought.When storm.That’s when He’s got it. Always.We repeat it to ourselves, on the bad crop years, and when the diagnoses come, and when we’ve gathered in hospice rooms, and over hospital beds, and in ugly days of wild uncertainty. It’s true: What we say to ourselves, and to one another, can determine whether we will live imprisoned or free.Because dark days will come. In this world we will have trouble, but what did Jesus say? “Take heart, for I have overcome the world.”So we tell it to each other, over and over again: God’s got it.It’s why we return to the table of grace with the cup and the loaf. “Do this in remembrance of me.” We return and remember and receive and repent and repeat. God’s got it. He has actually and miraculously overcome the world.We believe this …• that Jesus was born of the Holy Spirit, that He came to

Earth, and that He died on a cross, and that when Satan was laughing and the disciples were running scared, God actually and miraculously still had it.

• that Jesus was wrapped in a cloth and buried in a tomb, and a stone was rolled into place. And when His followers grieved and saw nothing but darkness, God still had it.

• that on the third day, in opposition to the laws of nature, Jesus rose from the dead, and ascended into heaven. Because—please hear this—God most assuredly had it.

• And we believe that our King is seated at the right hand of the Father, because it’s true: Our God has still completely and mercifully “got it.”

Even in the middle of our worst days.We may watch a bad situation turn into an impossible situa-tion. Some of it will defy logic. From time to time, God will let us in on the reasons why.And other times? He won’t. But He is still our Lord, because He already sent a Savior. It’s as true today as it was more than 2,000 years ago on Calvary: Our God who had it then, has got it now, and forevermore shall have it. And even when you don’t get it, God has still got it.

Sin is the second most powerful force in the universe, for it sent Jesus to the cross. Only one force is greater—the love of God.Billy Graham

ODDS AND ENDS

Are you interested in receiving Cornerstone’s monthly news- letter or getting connected

O happy day!

When you see someone who has a birthday or anniversary this month,

wish them a happy day, or send them a card. It’s nice to be remem- bered on your special day. If your birthday or anniversary wasn’t listed, please let Pam Hoover know the date and you won’t be missed next time.Apr 1 Belle MorganApr 2 Josh Adams, Nate

McNaughtonApr 4 Collin BarlupApr 6 Savannah StumpApr 7 Ian SafkoApr 9 Barry BennettApr 12 Michelle TruittApr 13 Leilah FarhatApr 15 Paul KirstnerApr 16 Darren ResslerApr 18 Jenny BerringerApr 19 Dolores Bennett

Apr 20 Jessica Bentley-Sas-saman, Jacob Auxt, Layna Rodgers

Apr 21 Evan McNaughton, Ken Sizer, Delilah Baker

Apr 22 Alicia Stidfole, Kevin Weller, Jason Urich,

Apr 26 Scott HitesmanApr 27 Cindy UrichApr 29 MaryAnn CamacciApr 30 John Truitt, Paige

Lucia

with Breeze, Cornerstone’s communication software? These resources are a great way to keep up with Corner-stone events, learn more about Cornerstone, and to make contact with other church attenders and members. Please stop by the Welcome Center for information to sign up for what you’re interested in! You may also provide your infor-mation to Pam Hoover (phoover405@comcast.net) or the church office (office@cccduncannon.com) and you’ll get connected!

Check out the church Web site—www.cccduncannon.com. Information for the Web site should be sent to the church office at office@cccduncannon.com.

I do, I do!April 4 60th Frank and Marge HallApril 6 45th Dee and Leny Parrish

Take a hike

On Saturday, April 14, join the Duncannon Out-door Club for a family-dog-friendlyhike from Scotts Farm to Sherwood Drive and back for a

total of two miles on easy terrain at an average pace. We will identify violets and learn how to make violet syrup. Meet at 9am at the Geisinger Holy Spirit Duncannon Center or alternately at the Route 114 Park and Ride at 9:30am. The theme for discussion will be moles and voles. Contact Deb Takach (717-395-2462 or dtakach@duncannon-atc.org) to register.

PLEASE NOTE: Deb is collecting cardboard egg cartons for the Duncannon Appalachian Trail Festival kid’s crafts. Save your cartons for Deb!

At the top

Jacob Raudensky, son of John and Kelly Raudensky, won 1st

place in his age group (age 9/3rd grade) at the 2018 Bible Quiz at Calvary Bible Church in Lewistown on March 10. Jacob answered all the questions correctly in the Paddle Quiz, received the highest score on the written test, and twice was the first to answer a question correctly in the Speed Quiz.

This was Jacob’s 1st year for quizzing. He has been going to Awana at the New Buffalo Christian Alliance Church on Wednesday nights since he was four years old. He compet-ed against approximately 20 students at his level from four Perry County churches and several other churches from nearby counties.

Remember to pray for …• our Elders and staff • our country • our church • Sherwood Family • our veterans • our men and women currently serving in the armed forces

Cornerstone Christian Church, an Evangelical Free ChurchDave Sherwood, lead pastor • Matt Odenwelder, Youth pastor • Keith Wilson, Worship pastorElders • Tom Belmont, Pete Camacci, Leroy Kitner, Vince McCollum, Rob Morris, Joe Sassaman

595 New Bloomfield Road • Duncannon, PA 17020 • 717.834.4641 • office@cccduncannon.comChurch office hours: Monday through Friday 9am–1pm • Other hours by appointment

Come connect with us! • Route 274 two miles west of DuncannonCelebration/Kids’ Ministry—9am • Fellowship—10am • Celebration/Camp Cornerstone—10:30am

Newsletter questions, comments, or information, call 717.829.5211 or email phoover405@comcast.net • Pam Hoover, editor

Worship helpersApril 1 • EasterGreeters (9am) Welcome Ctr– Rosie Deardorff/Jen rector | Door–Rich Rector/Bill Deardorff (10:30am) Welcome Ctr–Pam Hoover/Dee Parrish | Door–Leny Parrish/John RitterUshers (9am) Frank/Jim Dersham/Rodney Reed/Leroy Kitner/Al Krebs/Bill Deardorff (10:30am) Frank/Harvey Mullen/Comp Family/Gretchen BickingNursery (9am) Lauren & Reagan True (10:30am) Margie SafkoToddlers (9am) Judy Fulton (10:30am) Bobbi Joe SnyderPreSchool (9am) Jackie Verbos (facilitator)/ Ava Mullen (asst.)Elementary (9am) Cindy Dersham (facilitator)/Kelly Raudensky-Becky Shull-Cody Gerhold (asst.)Elementary (10:30am) Amanda Hall (facilitator)/ Corey Hall (asst.)Hospitality Esther Rudy & Vickie Johnson/Rick & Penny KneppSet-Up Crew Tom Comp’s teamApril 8 • CommunionGreeters (9am) Welcome Center–Charlotte Barrett/Gretchen Bicking | Door–Leroy Kitner (10:30am) Welcome Center–Charlotte Barrett/Kathy Heckard | Door–Denny HeckardUshers (9am) Frank/Jim Dersham/Rodney Reed/Leroy Kitner/Al Krebs/Bill Deardorff (10:30am) Frank/Gretchen Bicking/Ken Black/Steve Strawser/______________/_____________Nursery (9am) Maddie Sherwood (10:30am) Karen & Skylar HitesmanToddlers (9am) Lauren & Reagan True (10:30am) Gina GeraghtyPreSchool (9am) Valerie Warner (facilitator)/Chris Warner (asst.)Elementary (9am) Deb Takach (facilitator)/Lauren Haines-Cody Gerhold (asst.)Elementary (10:30am) Felicia Smalley (facilitator)/Keri & Andrew Morgan (asst.)Hospitality Jeff & Lori Boyer/Carol Raudensky & Pam HooverSet-Up Crew Jim Dersham’s teamApril 15Greeters (9am) Welcome Center–Jen Rector/Robin Spearing | Door–Rich Rector/Scott Spearing (10:30am) Welcome Center–Maureen Cleaver/Gloria Emick | Door–Mark EmickUshers (9am) Frank/Jim Dersham/Bill Deardorff/Rodney Reed/Al Krebs/Vince McCollum (10:30am) Frank/Gretchen Bicking/Ken Black/Steve Strawser/_____________/______________Nursery (9am) Jerry Myers (10:30am) Cindy UrichToddlers (9am) Maddie Sherwood (10:30am) Aggie PeifferPreSchool (9am) Janine Coble (facilitator)/Felicia Smalley (asst.)Elementary (9am) Deb Takach (facilitator)/Jessica Clark-Joey Gonzalez-Cody Gerhold (asst.)Elementary (9am) Lauren Baker (facilitator)/Ava Mullen (asst.)Hospitality Sandy Sizer & Linda Cooper/Dorcas Elliott & Deb ReedSet-Up Crew Steve Smiley’s teamApril 22Greeters (9am) Welcome Center–Sandy Elliott/Sue Belmont | Door–Tom Belmont/Doug Young (10:30am) Welcome Center–Marty Troutman/Kathy Ballew | Door–Brian BallewUshers (9am) Frank/Jim Dersham/Al Krebs/Bill Deardorff/Rodney Reed/Mike Boyer (10:30am) Frank/Gretchen Bicking/Ken Black/Steve Strawser/______________/_____________Nursery (9am) Pete & Sarah Kirstner (10:30am) Angie & Karissa BlackToddlers (9am) Allyson & Delaney McCollum (10:30am) Bobbi Jo Snyder/Ana MorrisPreSchool (9am) Jackie Verbos (facilitator)/Taylor Reed (asst.)Elementary (9am) Valerie Warner (facilitator)/Chris Warner-Cody Gerhold (asst.)Elementary (10:30am) Ody Odenwelder (facilitator)/Noah & Abby Liddick (asst.)Hospitality Vickie Johnson & Rosie Deardorff/Melanie Boyer & Carol LauverSet-Up Crew Steve Strawser’s teamApril 29Greeters (9am) Welcome Center–Carol Wilfong/Jen Rector | Door–Rich Rector/Mike Torok (10:30am) Welcome Center–Maureen Cleaver/Pam Hoover | Door–Doug YoungUshers (9am) Frank/Jim Dersham/Al Krebs/Bill Deardorff/Rodney Reed/Vince McCollum (10:30am) Frank/Gretchen Bicking/Ken Black/Steve Strawser/______________/_____________Nursery (9am) Margie Safko (10:30am) Jessica Bentley-SassamanToddlers (9am) Maddie Sherwood (10:30am) Maggie, Darcy, & Emma WonsickPreSchool (9am) Janine Coble (facilitator)/Taylor Reed (asst.)Elementary (9am) Cindy Dersham (facilitator)/Mary Stump-Cody Gerhold (asst.)Elementary (10:30am) Allyson McCollum (facilitator)/Cindy Urich (asst.)Hospitality Vickie Johnson & Esther RudySet-Up Crew Tom Comp’s teamIf you’re scheduled and can’t be there, PLEASE ASK SOMEONE TO FILL IN FOR YOU. Thanks!

We have new offering enve- lopes available at the Wel-come Center or from the

church office. Using these envelopes is a great help to our counting team to ensure your offering is tracked prop-erty for tax purposes. We appreciate your gifts each week!

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