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All-Church Picnic!Come out and enjoy an afternoon of connecting, food and fun!

BBQ, games and pie baking contest!

(To enter into the pie baking contest… bake a pie

and bring it to the park when you come for the picnic.

McKinley ParkJune 7th • 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Please bring a side or dessert to share!

Bring your favorite park toy or lawn game!

Need more information or have questions,

contact Jessica Fengel: Jessica@fremontpres.org

(916) 452-7132 x221

Summer Blitz Day Camp July 13 - 17 9 - noon K - 5th

$50Register onlinefremontpres.org

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(USPS 210040)A newsletter published monthly by Fremont Presbyterian Church 5770 Carlson Drive, Sacramento, CA. 95819.

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The deadline for news items is printed on the back page. Submit all news items in writing including your name, phone number and date of submission to the Publications Coordinator mailbox or e-mail them to BECKY LU-BURNS at: becky@fremontpres.org. Contact church office with address changes.

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Telephone: (916) 452-7132 FAX: (916) 452-2160 Webpage: www.fremontpres.org

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Daily Devotion: Fremont would like to send you a daily devo-tion that highlights what the Bible has to say about community and friendship. All you have to do is text BELONG to 56316. If you prefer your devotion sent by email, please email Dave at dpack@fremontpres.org. Type BELONG in the subject line. We can’t wait to connect with you!

Sermon Series: “Follow Me”

FOLLOWME

June Sunday Worship

June 7 Classic at 8:55 am • Modern at 11:00 amPastor David Burke, preaching“FOLLOW ME: PRAYER”Luke 18:1-14

June 14 Classic at 8:55 am • Modern at 11:00 amPastor David Burke, preaching“FOLLOW ME: LIFE THAT IS TRULY LIFE”1 Timothy 6:17-19

June 21Classic at 8:55 am • Modern at 11:00 amPastor David Burke, preaching“FOLLOW ME: POWERED BY ANOTHER”John 14:23-27

June 28Classic at 8:55 am • Modern at 11:00 amDave Pack, preaching“FOLLOW ME - “GIVE ME BACK MY JOY”Philippians 4:4-13

Summer Serve…in appreciation of their commitment to teaching our children all year, the teachers of FPC Kids are given the summer off!!

SUMMER SERVE!In order to make this possible it is now your time to serve! There will be a Sign-up Chart outside the preschool rooms on Sunday mornings and in the office during the week. Your participation makes it possible for our teachers to refresh and renew over summer and gives you a chance to see what God is doing in the lives of kids here at Fremont! All the times available will be on the chart…please contact Angie at cmpa@fremontpres.org with any questions.

Note: The Central Downtown Food Basket will not be distributing food at Fremont in June and July. Distribution will resume in August.

SAVE THE DATE! AUGUST 29, 2015Central Downtown Food Basket’s 1st AnnualCharity FootGolf Tournament at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex

Proceeds to help CDFB continue its mission in feeding those in need. More information coming soon!

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2015 All-ChurCh ConferenCe July 26 - August 1ALL-CHURCH CONFERENCE - REGISTER NOW! All-Church Conference offers an en-ticing blend of recreation, time with family or friends, cogent biblical teaching for all ages, worship, intergenerational relationship building and creative programs for children and youth.

Registration forms and detailed conference information are currently available at the All-Church Conference table following morning worship services and in the church office. If you’re undecided about coming for any reason, give us a call (Chris and Dana Jaime, 916-985-4569). We are happy to answer any questions to make it possible for you to join us at All-Church Conference. First time attendees: ask about special discounts avail-able just for you. REGISTER NOW!

SpeakerDan Jessup

HERE’S WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT ACC!

“I never thought I would have so much fun at a church event!”

“No cooking, no cleanup, no KP - how can you beat that?”

“I wasn’t sure about coming since I didn’t know that many people. I can’t believe how many friends I have now.”

“My kids had the best week of their life. The memories our family created at ACC will stay with us forever. There’s no way the kids will let us do anything else next year!”X

F R E M O N T U P W A R D S U M M E R B A S K ET B A L L C A M P - R E G I S T E R N O W !Fremont is running two summer basketball camps this year - both the week of August 3rd - 7th.Morning camp is 9:00 am to noon and is for players heading into Kindergarten - 4th gradeAfternoon camp is 1:00 to 4:00 pm and is for players heading into 4th - 8th grade

If you have a 4th grader, you get to make the call whether your player will get more out of the morning camp that will be focused on basic skills and lots of fun or the afternoon camp that will be more focused on advanced skills.

Here are the links to register. (Online registration only. Register early as we almost always get full).Morning K - 4th, http://registration.upward.org/UPW58259Afternoon 4th - 8th, http://registration.upward.org/UPW58431

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EVERYONE IS INVITED TO THE MUSICAL “NIC AT NIGHT”

FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 6:30 PMCLC MAIN HALL

The children participating in Fremont’s Music Camp invite you to their performance of the mu-sical “Nic at Night.” This musical tells in a very en-gaging way, the story of what happened when the Pharisee, Nicodemus, met Jesus.

• Program begins at 6:30 pm in the CLC Main Hall with class demonstrations• Musical begins after brief intermission• Coffee bar open all evening• Ice cream reception on the playground after the musical

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OPEN SUNDAYS 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Fremont BookstoreYOUR CHRISTIAN RESOURCE

IN EAST SACRAMENTOCome and check out the bookstore

for your card and gift needs.

JUNE 7th…MOVE UP SUNDAY! This is the day that ALL kids move up to the age group/class they will be in the Fall. Eighth graders move up to High School, fifth graders move up to Jr. High, five year olds going to Kinder in the Fall move up to Kids Church, etc.

UPMove UPSunday!

StudentMinistries

• FOR JR. HIGH: CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE!

FREMONTPRES.ORG/#/MINISTRIES/ONE-LIFE-JUNIOR-HIGH

MORE INFO AT: JONATHAN@FREMONTPRES.ORG

• FOR HIGH SCHOOL: Contact Lysle Spangler: lysle@fremontpres.org.oneelement.org

THE WayConnect with other COLLEGE/20’S & grow in your relationship with Christ. Check out information on the website under College Ministry, FREMONTPRES.ORG

• FOR COLLEGE:

Registration for new members to Fremont’s Ameri-can Heritage Girls troop will occur June 1st through June 15th. There are limited spaces available for grades K-12, so please contact Troop Coordinator Cindy Engel ASAP if you are interested in joining (ahg@fremontpres.org). To learn about the na-tional ministry of American Heritage Girls, visit their website at ahgonline.org. To hear how the organization is impacting both girl and women’s lives, attend an Information Meeting on Sunday, June 7th at 10:00 am in the Geneva Room.

Adult Education Classes

• NEW SERIES WILL BE “WHO IS THE HOLY SPIRIT?” by Sinclair Ferguson • Continues SUNDAYS, 10:15 am, Room E210Have you wondered who the Holy Spirit is? Here is an opportunity to know more about this person of the Trinity. “Although the Holy Spirit is sometimes the forgotten Person of the Trinity, His presence and work is found throughout redemptive history. In this twelve-message series, Dr. Sinclair Ferguson traces the work of the third person of the Trinity through Scripture - from creation to the work of Christ to His dwelling in our hearts today. Along the way, he sheds light on the vital role the Holy Spirit serves. Dr. Ferguson’s goal is to help us know the Holy Spirit as a person, in ad-dition to knowing of His power and work within us.” Please prayerfully consider joining in this class to understand the power and action of this wonderful Person. This class is led by various individuals.

6/7/2015 – A Heavenly Helper6/14/2015 – Walking in the Sprit6/21/2015 – An Inward Groan6/28/2015 – The Spirit of Sonship

After this we will take the summer off.

• BEGINNING BIBLICAL HEBREWTHURSDAYS, 5:30 - 7:30 pm, Room E211Please join us for this fascinating beginning Biblical Hebrew Class, taught by Rachel Roubin, MA, an Israeli-American. We will be studying the de-velopment of writing from its beginning to the Hebrew Alpha Beth, and the ancestry of Greek, Latin, and English. Material covered will include reading and writing Biblical Hebrew and a little bit of Modern Hebrew. We will see, first hand, the foundations of our faith. Additionally, “Do we have any archeology evidence of the stories in the Old Testament?” Yes! Archeological evidence will be presented to confirm the historicity of Bib-lical stories. Best of all, come and hear hundreds of fascinating stories, from Rachel’s first 84 years! An an Israeli-American, “Professor” Roubin’s credentials include:

• Served in the Israeli Military during the formation of the State of Israel, before the formation of the IDF.• With Israeli Government: Local Authority Education• BA from Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Philosophy and Education• Taught Hebrew for 5 years in Ulpan (for adults and new immigrants) in Jerusalem in E ilat• BA Equivalent in “Bible” from Judaic University Extension• MA – UC Berkeley, Near Eastern Studies• SF State University – Lecturer, taught Biblical Hebrew in the Department of Classics, 15 years• SF State University – Ecumenical House, taught Hebrew, 15 years

At nearly 85, Rachael has taught Hebrew for almost 70 years!

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YOUNG ADULT & COLLEGE GROUP• Come join us every Wednesday evening at 7:00 upstairs from the coffee shop in the CLC.

• We have a great time connecting with each other through live worship music, food, and relevant Bible discussions.

• We don’t believe God put us here on earth to struggle alone, laugh alone, or do life alone. So come join us.

• We embrace and welcome newcomers.

Contact Dave Pack in the church office, 452-7132 or dpack@fremontpres.org.

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Local MissionLOCAL MISSION SERVICE OPPORTUNITYFremont’s local mission team partners with agencies that stress the importance of giving a hand up to the homeless and hurting. Each mission partner needs an advocate to speak for it. Right now we have an open-ing for an advocate for Cottage Housing. Advocates stay in contact with the mission partner and attend monthly local mission team meetings to keep us up-to-date on partners’ needs and progress. We would welcome you to our team. Please take time to read about and pray for Cottage Housing. You can contact Marcia Garrison at 383-7118 or plmgarr@comcast.net if you have questions or want to volunteer.

Cottage Housing formed in 1994 to provide housing for individuals and families in need. Residents must submit to sobriety, establish personal development goals and be active community participants. In ex-

change they are provided with transitional housing in Quinn Cottages for individu-als or Serna Village for fami-lies for up to 24 months. For more information see their website, cottagehousing.org.

WICKER BASKET COLLECTIONS Summer is here and many of you will be traveling. As you travel, please remember the needy in Sac-ramento and save the travel size toiletries found in your hotel. Those little shampoos, soaps and lotions mean a great deal to the homeless. Please collect them and drop them in the wicker baskets in the Narthex and CLC Atrium when you return to church. There’s also a big need for toothbrushes, tooth-paste, combs, brushes, Chapstick and deodorant. All of these items can go in the wicker baskets and someone from the Local Mission team will deliver them to our mission partners for distribution.

USED PRINTER INK CARTRIDGES & OLD CELL PHONESYou can also help our local mission partners by do-nating your used printer ink cartridges. They turn these in for credit toward stationery items. Family Promise also collects old cell phones. Please leave them in the office.

Maryhouse Tea • Friday, June 26 • 10:00 - 11:30 am

This is an outreach to the homeless women who are served by Maryhouse on Friday, June 26 from 10 to 11:30 am. This is sponsored by Fremont Local Mission but we invite any interested Fremont women to participate and help with this event. We will be serv-ing tea and sandwiches on the Maryhouse patio at 1321 North C Street in downtown Sacramento. We need people to help prepare food, serve, share love, and possibly lead them to Christ. This is a way to share the love of Christ with women struggling with homelessness. If you would like to help with donations or serving that day please contact Linda Marsh at 916-798-2603 or marshlinda7@gmail.com.

Happy Time’s Cafe

Health Ministry’s

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LUNCHEON 11:30 AMWEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th

FERGUSON HALL

FIRS• Friendship • Inspiration• Recreation • Service

Fremont members and friends are invited to join FIRS at their monthly catered luncheon consisting of apricot baked chicken, rice pilaf, mixed vegetables,

THE HAPPY TIMES CAFE (formally called The Alzheimer’s Cafe) will meet June 11th, from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm. We are indeed happy to announce our new name and that we are continuing to meet in an environment of less structure but more so-cial and meaningful interactions.

NEXT MEETING IS JUNE 11th!

Short Term Missions

Have you ever thought of partic-ipating in a short-term mission? Would you like to serve the poor through medicine and sharing the Good News with them? Would you like to spend two weeks in Jamaica in Febru-ary 2016?

Then consider this …

JAMAICA MEDICAL MISSION

WHO? Doctors, dentists, nurses, dental hygienist/assistants, pharma-cists, health educators, EMTs, handymen/women, general helpers, spouses and teens

WHAT? Short term (2 weeks) medical mission serving the poor who have little or no access to med-ical care and sharing the Good News with them.

WHERE? Manchester Parish, Jamaica

WHEN?February 6-18, 2016

COST?Participation Fee $ 800 + Airfare

WHY?An incredible blessing experi-encing God’s grace as we minis-ter to the physical and spiritual needs of the Jamaican people.

Are YOU interested? Is God nudging your heart?

Contact Dr. Pat (Pat Tansey-Mitzner), at 683-4389.

salads and strawberry shortcake. Our program will feature Cecily Hastings, a member of Fremont, who has been the publisher of Inside Publications for the past 20 years. It should be a very interesting program! Cost is $11. For reservations, call Sandy Craig at 481-1138 before 7:00 pm, Sunday, June 7.

EVERY THURSDAY

Prime Time!Fremont’s

PRIME TIME SCHEDULE: (Choose as much or as little of the day as you’d like.)9:30 am Coffee, fellowship & board games10:00 am Bible Study11:00 am Low-impact exercises in Ferguson Hall, a group walk or table games12:00 noon You provide your own sack lunch ($4.00 buys dessert & coffee) followed by more board games and occasional informative and/or entertaining programs throughout the year.

For more information, call Jeanne Wallis at 397-8584.

PRAYER LIST: HOSPICE CARE: Don Lutz – Emeritus Memory Care; Mary Fallis – La Field Home Care; Carol Anspach – Harmon House

INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITY: Miriam Janvier – Eskaton, Carmichael; Tom Janvier – Manor Care, Citrus Heights; Lois Louie – Woodside Healthcare; Mary Raber – Eskaton, Manzanita; Harriet Stephenson – Gramercy Court

CONTINUE PRAYER FOR: Diane Burkholder, Marcia and Steve Carey, Herb Louie, Myrtle Maben, Ruth Reed’s Family, Truett Smith, Glen Thomas

for Active Adults (55 +)

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Hello, let me introduce myself. My name is Dan Lee. You may have seen me in the Sanctuary Choir. You may also have seen me doing Deacon duties. As of this year, I am the new “Admiral” of the Fremont Mariners.

“Who are the Mariners?” many of you may be asking. You know the people sitting behind donut tables in between services in the courtyard or

Message from the Admiral

in Ferguson? That’s us. You know the people standing between services carrying a sign and a big can collecting donations for the needy? That’s us. You know that big tower in front of the sanctuary? That’s not us, but it’s there because of us. You see, we’re about more than donuts.

Mariners is the organization within Fremont that does a whole lot of service projects behind the scenes to maintain the upkeep of our church. A whole lot. We also do a lot of projects for the community in the name of Jesus. A whole lot. In between, we get together and fellowship and enjoy each other’s company.

And I am their new leader.

While I am Admiral, I intend to post monthly Grapevine arti-cles about what the Mariners have done, are doing, and plan on doing. I am proud of our accomplishments and want to let the congregation know of them and to invite everyone of join us.

So, here is my first report: On May 2, we had our 68th banquet, this one catered by Evan’s Kitchen (who also catered Don Baird’s retirement dinner). The food was fabulous. The featured speak-er was from a Christian organization called Bridget’s Dream, which does heroic work rescuing local girls from the human trafficking that is rampant in Sacramento. Until I heard his pre-sentation, I never knew how much of this evil is prevalent right here in our state capital. For bringing awareness of this problem to us, we provided Bridget’s Dream with an honorarium. Big thanks to Elder Claude Vanderwold for arranging the speaker. After the banquet, I found out that one of our Mariners “ships,” the Mainsails, donated their own gift of $500 to this worthy cause. Big kudos to the Mainsails! And a big thanks to Don Davi-son for organizing the banquet.

Speaking of the Mainsails, by the time this article goes to print, they will have gone and returned from a cruise to Alaska. I’m quite envious as I’ve always wanted to see Alaska. Pictures! I want pictures!

If you want to know more about our fantastic Mariners organi-zation, email me at dlee645@gmail.com. Or you can try catch-ing me after the first service. I’m one of the blue robe people.

In His service,Dan Lee Mariners

Men’s MinistriesPresents the 2015

GIVE MOM A MUCH DESERVED WEEKEND OFF!Hello Campers! Please join us for a great weekend at Scotts Flat Lake. Activities will include hiking, bike riding, swimming, fish-ing, kayaking, relaxing, devotionals and great fellowship. Share your favorite camp-fire stories and enjoy God’s creation.

We have reserved 6 campsites with 3-4 tents per site. Space is limited so please reserve your spot early. Sign up online www.fremontpres.org at the Fre-mont Men’s Ministry page or in the church office.

The cost is $25 per tent plus the food is $10 for kids (ages 12 and under) and $20 for adults (ages 13 and over). The provid-ed meals are Saturday breakfast and din-ner and Sunday breakfast. Bring food and drinks for your other meal times. Space is limited, first come, first served.

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to connect with your kids and other Fremont families.

For more information and registration, contact: Bart Mehlhop at Bart@injuredworkerhelp.com or at 930-9675

Note: Please include your e-mail address when registering because we will use it to provide participants with further details.

June 12 - 14(Friday - Sunday)

atScotts Flat Lake(Near Nevada City)

Fathers,Sons & DaughtersCamp-out

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Prayer Ministry

The single most important reason to pray: God says that we should pray:

“Devote yourselves to prayer….” Col. 4:2“Be….faithful in prayer.” Rom. 12:12“….pray continually…” Thess. 5:17 Biblical evidence that God bends down and listens to your prayers is 2 Kings 20:1-5. The Lord told Hezekiah he was going to die. “Hezekiah turned his face to the wall and prayed to the Lord……And Hezekiah wept bit-terly.” God replied, “I have heard your prayer and seen your tears; I will heal you.”

Read Deuteronomy 9, especially verses 19-20, and witness how the King of Glory listened to Moses and spared lives twice.

In 1 Kings, Elijah asked God to restore a boy’s life. That’s exactly what happened.

In 1 Samuel, Hannah prayed for a son, and God blessed her with Samuel, who later said, “far be it from me to sin against the Lord by failing to pray for you.”

Maybe the greatest effect of prayer is that prayer changes us. In our prayers, we make God the focal point of our life, so we change from being self-centered to being God-centered.

To trust God is to put all our weight on Him. When we don’t understand, when we hurt, when we suffer disappointment, when we are on the other side of asking, then trusting God is finally just collapsing in exhaustion upon the cross, upon JESUS. “I have often wished that I was a more decent man. Nevertheless, amid the greatest difficulties of my ad-ministration, when I could not see any other resort, I would place my whole reliance upon God.”

--Abraham LincolnLetter to Baltimore Presbyterian Synod, 1863.

WHY PRAY AT ALL: DOES IT REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

STEPHEN MINISTRY is a spiritual care ministry that helps people hear and believe that God loves them. A new member training course is scheduled to start in September. If you have an interest in helping a person to receive God’s care, consider this opportunity. This class consists of 50 hours of training spread over several months. Contact Patty Howard, 383-5659 or Don Davison, 457-7733.

Most of our weekly Bible studies take a break over the summer and will start up again in early Sept. Email Melissa at womensministry@fremontpres.org for more info.

FIX AND FREEZE JUNE 14 & NOVEMBER 15

Come prep three meals to take home and either fix or freeze! We do the shopping and prep, you chop and mix. And chat! $25 and childcare is provided by reservation.

Women’s Ministries WOMEN’S STAY-AT-HOME RETREATOCTOBER 2 - 3, 2015FERGUSON HALLEnjoy the friendships and time with God, but sleep in your own bed! This year we’ll be basking in a Lavendar Springs Spa theme. It will be just lovely!

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April Session MeetingThe Fremont Session held its monthly meeting on April 28, 2015. Below are some action and informa-tional items that might be of interest to the general congregation. These notes are not intended to reflect the total work of the Session at the meeting. If you are interested in more information about a particular item, please contact any member of Session.

Dr. Burke challenged the Session to persevere in our love of the King and Kingdom and move at Gods pace and measure what God measures.

Dr. Burke also encouraged the Session to identify times in the day where they can listen to God and pause at regular times each day for spiritual direction.

The statement of General Fund Revenues and Expens-es for the month ending March 31, 2015, showed Rev-enues for March of $164,907 and Expenses for March of $159,868 giving a Surplus of $5.039. The loss for the year is $29,026.

Elder Greg Hogan reported that the High School Mis-sion Trip was very successful. Two kids were baptized in the ocean, there were two cases of healing prayer working (One woman who had not been able to walk for 6 weeks, was able to walk away), over 250 seen in the medical clinic, 200 in the dental clinic and 100 in the chiropractic clinic.

FREMONT FINANCIAL UPDATEYEAR-TO-DATE THROUGH APRIL 30, 2015

ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE

TOTAL REVENUE $580,265 $629,667 ($49,402)

TOTAL EXPENSE $634,613 $669,711 $35,098

SURPLUS(LOSS) ($54,348) ($40,044) ($14,304)

Thank you for your continued support of our mission!

For the month ending April 30, 2015, Final report:

Approximately 150 people are involved in the current Small Group Sermon Study Series.

Session received a letter to thanks and gratitude from the Pioneer Presbyterian Church in Winters. This was in response to the $5,000 donation that was made to the church.

SESSION ACTIONS:1. Elected Jeff Hightower as a Commissioner to the Presbytery of the Pacific

2. To provide up to $15,000 in funds from the Fre-mont Memorial Fund to finance the repair of the CLC sound system and upgrade to the acoustic treatment in the CLC Main Hall.

3. Dr. Dan Willson will be taking a 5-week-vacation leave starting May 11, 2015

3. The Session had discussion of the Sunday Morning Schedule. The major issues discussed were: the late finish for 11:00 service, lack of time for adult education, two distinct congregations, children’s worship and fami-ly worship.

Aproposal for modifying the schedule was approved and will be shared with the congregation in June.

-Clair Parsh, Clerk of Session

Text “Giving” to 56316

GIVING VIA TEXT IS NOW AVAILABLE! Too inconvenient to write a check? Want to respond immediately when you feel led to give? Now you can support kingdom work at Fremont via text on your smart phone. Just text “Giving” to 56316 and give a gift to the General Fund. A credit or debit card number will be required. You may also set up a regular text account to help with your ongoing giving.

Your generosity becomes even easier! Just another way that technology can be useful for God’s glory in our changing culture.

CLASS OF 2016Bobby Cobbs (Development)

Ann Bruce Davison (Member Care)

Jim Fish (Personnel)

Jeff Hightower (Specialized Ministries)

Greg Hogan (Student Ministries)

CLASS OF 2016Skip BakerKaren BouletJared FisherDavid HonigschmidtPaul HughesAntoinette JonesTom MotterKathy NicholsBarbara Red-horseGail Way

(*Moderator )

Clair Parsh (Clerk of the Session)

CLASS OF 2015Diane BlokReye DiazShelley DiazLana ElhardtTana Kinder-EbersbergerHeather HansenJohn Kabateck*Julie NewcomerMarlin OgdenLuba Rich

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CLASS OF 2015Bruce Ogden(Nominating)

Claude Vanderwold (Mission)

Rich Walcott(Worship Support)

Sheree Wong (Children’s Ministries)

Brian Wyatt (Adult Education)

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CLASS OF 2017Susan Curiel-ContrerasThanne DohertyJessica FengelAnita LeeLisa MenzmerMary Jane MotterSylvia PeroCheryl SternBonnie StittDave Taft

CLASS OF 2017Jim Aspegren(Administration)

Tim Aust (Evangelism)

Karl Dolk (Spiritual Development and Small Groups)

Marianne Gonzales- Sims (Music & Arts)

Jarrett Trask (Outreach)

Minister of Modern Music & MediaJordan Skinner

Director of Sr. High MinistryLysle Spangler

Director of Jr. High MinistryJonathan Shea

Director of Children’s MinistryVacant

Coordinator of Member MinistryJessica Fengel

Outreach CoordinatorCate Williams

Executive SecretaryCathy Cole

OrganistPatricia Grimm

Administrative AssistantAndy Bodemeijer

Technical Ministries CoordinatorMike Mitchell

Memorial CoordinatorsJeanne WallisAnn Davison

Faith Community NurseJoy Gilberg

Children’s Program AssistantAngie Nevin

Music Program AssistantVicki Meyer

Childcare/Nursery DirectorVacant

Fremont Nursery School DirectorDu Willson

Publications CoordinatorBecky Lucero

Business ManagerJohn Walden

Facilities CoordinatorMelanie Andrews

Giving SecretaryCarolyn Walden

Accounting Clerk Linda Brown

Maintenance TechnicianMike Mitchell

CustodiansEduviguez GamesMike JeanBlanca LacayoDavid LacayoEvan Polis

Bookstore ManagerKaren Brand

Coffee Bar ManagerKristen Maggitti

Pastor/Head of StaffDr. David Burke

Associate Pastor - Congregational Care & MissionDr. Daniel Willson

Executive MinisterMark Eshoff

Minister for Congregational & Community Life (Interim)David Pack

Minister of Music & Worship Arts Cheryl Eshoff

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Sanctuary FlowersHonor the memory of a loved one with flowers in the Sanc-tuary on a Sunday morning. Remember someone special on a birthday or anniversary with flowers of celebration. Call Barbara Kennedy at 489-5665 to schedule a Sunday.

FREMONT FAMILY CONNECTION MINISTRYA “Connector” shows our members that they are cared for by praying for them, as well as calling, writing or visiting them. It is our goal to have all of our church family contacted by a Connector at least four times a year.

If you are a Connector, please save the date of Thursday, August 27 at 6:00 in the Geneva Room for our annual dinner meeting. If you are not a Connec-tor and are interested in finding out more information and joining this very important ministry, please contact Mike and Joanne Butler (call 451-6866), Lana Elhardt, Julie Morris, Ann Davison, Char Gezi or Pastor Dan Willson.

Fremont Family Connection

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THE GRAPEVINE: A newsletter published monthly by the Fremont Presbyterian Church, Sacramento, CA. Entered in the Sacramento, CA Post Office November 7, 1955, as periodicals under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1977.

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SAVE THE DATE - OCTOBER 9-11, 2015 AT ZEPHYR POINT AT LAKE TAHOE. Hang out with your fellow men and take part in a variety of activities for all ages - hiking, mountain biking, fishing, golfing, relaxing, just to name a few!

Guest speaker: John Vermilya, Lead Pastor of “The Tabernacle” in Buck-ley, Michigan, will guide us on our adventure! Look for pre-registration opportunities at the Impact Men’s Ministry table after services in June* - Early registration guarantees housing preference! Email: fremont.impact.men@gmail.com for more information.

Men’s Ministry and tREK

IMPACT!Men’s Retreat 2015

*Women - Men’s Retreat Guaranteed Housing makes a great Father’s Day gift!