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Woodmont Christian Church • 615.297.8563 • www.woodmontchristian.org • 3601 Hillsboro Road • Nashville, Tennessee 37215

Youth Group’s “Woodmontpalooza” lock-in May 6-7, 2016

Youth Sunday - May 15, 2016

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A ew months ago, we learnedthat rey accepted the call to serveas Senior Minister o Downey Ave.Christian Church in Indianapolis.We all received the news with mixedemotions – excitement or rey’s newopportunity but sad or Woodmont’s

loss. Te time has now come or us tosay goodbye to rey and Merillat as they prepare to maketheir move and begin this new chapter o lie and ministry.

Words cannot begin to express our gratitude or allrey has done or this church. I knew rey and his amilyrom growing up in Memphis at Lindenwood. When Iwas called to Woodmont in 2007, I knew that he wasplanning to begin Vanderbilt Divinity School that all sohe was one o the first calls that I made. I wanted himon the team. rey began as an intern the summer o2007. By Christmas, he was on the staff as our part timeChildren’s Minister. He grew and grew that programover the years. By the time he finished at Vanderbilt, hewas on the Woodmont staff ull time. When we launchedthe Bridge (our evening alternative service) six years ago,we needed somebody who could oversee that importantservice and ministry. rey was the guy. He became themain preaching pastor or the Bridge while also servingas our youth minister. It has been a joy to watch both othese ministries flourish and change lives. In recent years,our youth program has grown and gained incrediblemomentum thanks to rey’s vision and leadership. Hehas empowered many o our youth to become leadersthemselves. Te Bridge has been a aithul worshipingcommunity welcoming many new people into the lie o

our church. It has been a privilege to mentor and watchhim grow. He has developed an amazing skill set and ismore than ready to lead his own church.

As I think back on rey’s nine-year ministry atWoodmont, there are certain things that come to mind.

Te phenomenalgrowth o both ourchildren’s and youthministries. Hispersonal growth asa preacher, teacher,pastor, and leader.

His leadership withour mission teamthat survived theHaiti earthquake in2010. His wedding to Merillat here in the Woodmonsanctuary. His ordination at Woodmont in 2011. Hpassion or social justice and inclusion. His compassioor “the least o these” in our world. His heart or younpeople, comorting them in times o trouble and despaiHis vision and passion or building great programs ansetting goals. His creativity and innovation. His gifs ithe area o technology (which we will greatly miss). Hcommitment to helping Woodmont live out its missioin so many ways.

Ecclesiastes says, “For everything there is a season, ana time or every matter under heaven.” Te time has comor us to say good-bye and to send rey on his way with athe blessings and support o Woodmont. Tere will bereception this Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the Gathering HalWe are grateul or all he has done and or everything hhas meant to us. Our loss is certainly Downey Ave’s gaiI have no doubt that he will do great things in leadinthat congregation into its next chapter. Tank you reand Merillat or your riendship, your leadership, youministry, your passion, your compassion, your energ

your intellect, and or all you have given to us. Woodmonis eternally grateul and you will be missed in a big way

With deep gratitude,

Farewell Trey and Merillat! Godspeed! by Clay Stauff

Fill bags with clothing, shoes, housewares, linens, toys &media. When you arrive at Sunday morning service, leaveyour ull bags behind the trunk o your car or TrifSmart topick up. Trough your donations, we support TrifSmart’smission and und our locally-based ministries makingan impact here and abroad. We also earn TrifSmart gifcards that help us fill our clothing closet or Room In TeInn – $1 or every 10 lbs! TrifSmart has two stores: 1)Nashville: 4890 Nolensville Pike, 615.833.8200. 2) Franklin:454 Downs Blvd, 615.472.8915.

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Register or VBS! “Surf Shack: Catchthe Wave of God’s Amazing Love” takes place rom

uesday, June 21 to

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We have been blessed orthe past seven months withthe gifs o Rollie Mains, our9:30 am pianist. Rollie hastaken work in Vermont andNew York, and although hewill be sorely missed, Godhas blessed us with another

wonderul musician,Russell Davis. Here is someinormation to assist youin getting to know our newaccompanist.

A Nashville native and seventh generation ennessean,Russell Davis is one o the city’s most versatile accompanistsworking with a wide array o artists, recording projectsand styles and a eatured artist on Green Hill music label.He has over 40 years experience as a church musician both

on organ, piano and keyboard, arranger and composeHe is staff musician or Te emple Ohabai Shalom ancurrently is music director o Nashville Children’s Teateaccompanist or the Nashville Repertory Teater, Belmo

School o Music and thInternational CrossroadChildren Choir Festival. Anis accompanist and mus

director or Harpeth HaUniversity and EnswortSchools. He lives in the GreeHills area with his new pupDash and Dixie.

Russell will make hdebut with us at 9:30 am thSunday, May 22.

by Michael Graham

Russell Davis

Our Camp Program at Bethany Hills (located approximately25 miles West o Nashville in Kingston Springs) begins inJune. Families to consider one or several o these campingprograms. Our congregation has been deeply involved atBethany Hills or decades and many o our young peopletrace their call to ministry directly to their camp experiences.Te updated ennessee Regional website provides detailedinormation about all o these camp sessions and is set upor online registration. Te ollowing link will take youdirectly to the Bethany Hills page - it’s time to register! :

http://www.ccdctn.org/bethany-hillsAlso, i you’d be interested in serving as a counselor or any othese camping sessions we would welcome the opportunityto speak with you. We are always seeking mature adults(18 years o age and above) to spend a week or a ew daysnurturing our children and youth. Please contact TomSchuyler at [email protected] or 615.618.0820.

Here is the schedule or 2016:June 5-11: CYF Conerence (completed grades 9-12)June 12-15: Discovery (completed grades 2-3)June 16-18: Firsters (completed Kindergarten & 1st gradeJuly 3-9: Eighters (completed grade 8)July 10-15: Chi Rho (completed grades 6-7)July 17-21: Junior (completed grades 4-5)July 24-27: Hope (a ministry to inner-city children ages 5

2016-2017 Stewardship Campaign Update

o date, or 2016/2017, we have

299 pledges that total $2,167,901.It’s not too late to pledge. Youmay email your pledge [email protected] or visitwww.woodmontcc.org underMembership and then E Pledge2016-2017.

hank you to all who havealready pledged to supportWoodmont, and for yourcommitment to Living Generouslyand Changing Lives.

Bethany Hills Camps

Te Elders of Woodmont Ask Tat You JoinTem in Prayer for:

• Te Nashville Food Project.• eachers and students of Woodmont

Christian Preschool • All the victims of the storms and floods.• Our young adults.

Seeking Go,Sharing Lo,

an Serving Others.

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Celebrating Mothers on Mother’s Day

l-r, Morgan Scott Project Executive Director Ella

Smith and Woodmont Member and Morgan ScottProject Board Member Judy Davis. 16 Woodmonters

went on a Morgan Scott mission trip 5/12-15.

Morgan Scott Mission: working to improve thehomes of those in need.

Morgan Scott Mission: always time for a fire,

marshmallows, smiles!!

Church Women United Meeting at Woodmont

Youth Group’s “Woodmontpalooza” lock-in May 6-7, 2016


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Youth Sunday - May 15th, 2016Congratulations to all who participated and helped m

this a wonderul Youth Sunday! Teme:Forever Young: rusting in God’s Love for a LifetimeOn the lef is the Youth Sunday bulletin cover (eaturing CyStewart) created by our youth in honor and recognition o Cyrinspiration and trust in God’s love through the years. Below iphoto o Cyril on Youth Sunday.


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Even more photos o Youth Sunday,including those taken by our Youth

photographers (mentored by JimTomas) will be available soon andeatured in upcoming newsletters.


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By Our Presence and Our Gifs Deacons Serving May 22, 2016Elders Servi

May 22, 201Date Sun. School otal Atd. Operating Communion Prep: Cynthia Arnholt

Service Coordinator:9:30 a.m. - David odd 11:00 a.m. - Laurie Hester

Video Camera/Photos:9:30 a.m. - Chad Greer 11:00 a.m. - Jim Hester

9:30 a.m.Fran Stewar

andJack Derryber

11:00 a.m.Pat Malone

andMarcella Derryb

Fran StewarHospital

5:15 p.m.Mart Sesler

April 24 352 885 $24,511

May 1 353 844 $63,168

May 8 352 885 $24,511

May 15 295 775 $39,164

Worship Services May 22, 2016

9:30 & 11:00 a.m.Dr. Clay Stauffer, Preaching

Series: “Matters o the Heart”Sermon: “Matters o the Heart: Ingratitude and Envy”

Scripture: Luke 17:11-19 and Philippians 4:4-95:15 p.m. • Te Bridge Worship

rey Flowers, PreachingFarewell Series

9:30 a.m.Steve LaForgePam Groom

Billy CrawordLaura Beth Brown

Hope Walker

Laura StephanHoney HetzelPeggy Burrham

11:00 a.m.Ray Dickerson

Sandy DickersonPatricia aylor

Becca RobinsonMike Robinson

Jade ForlidasSelena gugiloy Mike Wright

5:15 p.m.Jay Everett

Rebecca EverettKristen Newmanami BuchananChristy Brown

Dr. C. Roy Stauffer, Minister of Adult Education & Church LifeRev. Justin Gung, Minister of Children & Congregational Care

Farrell Mason, Minister of Family Life & Pastoral CareAndra Moran & Stephen Daniel King, Creative Directors, "Te Bridge"

Rev. rey Flowers, Minister of Youth & "Te Bridge"

Michael Graham, Director of Music Ministry Tom Schuyler, Director of College, Young Adults, Missions & Outrea

Mary Clare Pyron, Parish Nurse Katie Sheridan Gossage, Assistant Youth Ministry Director

allu Schuyler Quinn, Director, Te Nashville Food Project

Dr. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister

Chris Beck, Business Administrator

Sara deBettencourt, Communications Director Mandy Barton Brown, Executive Assistant

Martha Duff, Director of Preschool

MacKenzie Baldwin, Administrative Assistant Sam Marsh, Property & Housekeeping Manager

Ministerial Staff Serving Woodmont

Support Staff Serving Woodmont

Next Week’s Calendarunday, May 22:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services, Sanctuary

Sunday School ClassesTrifsmart Clothing Sweep,

Parking Lot0:30 a.m. Farewell Reception or rey,

Gathering Hall:15 p.m. Te Bridge Worship,

Drowota Hall

Monday, May 234:00 p.m. "Geezers" Men's Group,

Boardroom:00 p.m. Finance Committee Meeting,

Boardroomuesday, May 24

:00 a.m. Women’s Prayer Group,Campbell-Stone

2:00 p.m. GEMS Meeting, Room 105:00 p.m. Property Committee Meeting,

Room 105Wednesday, May 25

:15 a.m. Men's Small Group, Room 1007:00 a.m. Men’s Bible Study, Room 105

Younger Men's Bible Study,Boardroom

:30 p.m. Choir Practice, Choir Room

Prayers or Our Church Family In the HospitalStephen Yates, Dana Reynolds’ brother-in-law, VanderbiltJerry aylor, Lynda Glascock’s ather, Summit Medical CenterHarry Slayton, Marty Jordan’s ather, Jackson, NNew ConcernJoyce Stanley, Jan Anderson’s sisterContinuing ConcernsMarsha Bailey Rhuel Patterson, Ann Luther’s atherJoe aylor

Sam Donelson, Kathryn and Daniel Donelson’s son,and Joanne Patterson’s grandson

Pete KyneCarol ParsonsBarrett SuttonPautienus Family Kay Butterworth, Park ManorJim Holmstrom, Bill Heyne’s Step-atherDonnie Norman, WoodcrestDonnie McAbee, Donovan’s ather.Will KeimClay Perry, son o Diane and im Perry, grandson o Betty and

Bill Johnson, SeattleGary Jones, ather o Pam GroomMartha Hobby Ben CherryPenny StellingJohn Devoe, ather o Elisa ClarkMilitary oby Logsdon, riend o John and Sallye Galloway, Middle EasCongratulations to:Brad and Kim Church on the birth o their daughter Lyla Chuborn on uesday, May 10th, 2016. Everybody is doing well.


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WOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH • LEADERSHIP NOMINATIONS 2016

Congregational Meeting and Election - Sunday, June 19th, 10:30 a.m.

Mark Clymer Dave Malone, Sr. Hope Walker

Jade Forlidas Martha Galyon Robin Heyne

Sandra Kyne Tim Perry Pam Richardson

Billy Crawford Spouse: Tracy CrawfordChildren: Will, John, and Ben Occupation: Banking and Finance Membership: 15 yearsService: Co-Chair of WCPS, Chair of WCCFinance Committee, Treasurer of WCC,Board Member of WCC, volunteer at TheNashville Food Project.

Spouse: Kasey ClymerChildren: Caitlyn, Paul,

Ben, and HarrisOccupation: PhysicianMembership: 6 yearsService: Deacon, RoomIn The Inn, Mission toGuatemala, LeadershipWoodmont, Life GroupLeader, Stewardship andNominating Committees,Small Groups.

Spouse: Pat MaloneChildren: David

and MichaelOccupation: RealEstate DevelopmentMembership: 50 yearsService: Board Chair,Board Member, Elder,Chair of Personnel,Room In The Inn, BibleStudy, Small Groups.

Spouse: Keith WalkChildren: Abigail a

HannahOccupation: CommBanking/HealthcareFinanceMembership: 11 yService: Deacon, WThru Bethlehem, RoIn The Inn, BethanySummer Camps, anChildren’s Sunday S

Spouse: Nick ForlidasChildren: Jessica Van Meter,Judson Van Meter, andChristina MerrellOccupation: R.N./ECMOSpecialistMembership: 4 yearsService: Deacon, CWF, Circle 6,Leadership Woodmont,Spiritual Journeys for WomenClass, Morgan-Scott Project,Guatemala Awareness, 2015.

Spouse: L.A. GalyonChildren: Hallie andMae MaeMembership: 40 yearsService: Deacon, WCCBoard Member At-Large,Women’s Bible Study,WCPS Aux. Board, WalkThru Bethlehem.

Spouse: Bill HeyneChildren: Billy andChristianOccupation: Interior DesignerMembership: 20+Service: Deacon (2terms), Stephen MinCentre Group, NashFood Project, Talentfor the House, RoomThe Inn, Sunday Schteacher.

Spouse: Pete KyneChildren: Rick and MichaelJacques, Diane Les Becquets,Jamie, Peter, and Tim Kyne.Membership: 27 yearsService:Sunday Schoolteacher, VBS, Deacon (2 terms),CWF Board Member andPresident, Youth Choir, YouthGroups, Walk Thru Bethlehem,Served on the Official Board,WCC Clothing Room, WCCDrama, Super Somebodies,

Heavenly Helpers, Mobile Meals.

Spouse: Diane PerryChildren: Clay Perry,Sarah Langhans, LindaGrace StephensOccupation: ProductManager, TRICORMembership: 30 yearsService: Elder, Deacon,Worship DivisionChairman, Jr. HighSunday School Director.

Spouse: Al RichardsonChildren: Grace JohnsonOccupation: TeacherMembership: 28 yearsService: Elders Board, ChElders; Diaconate; LeadersWoodmont leader and stuPastoral Relations CommChair of PRC; NominatingCommittee; EndowmentCommittee; Member-at-lrepresentative to WCC BoVBS Coordinator; Search

Committee; Centre GroupSponsor; Disciples Class M

Elders

Board Members at Large

Officer - Chair Elect


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Marcie Anderson Anne Arney Jim Batson Sonny Berry

Roseanne Bruce Emily Carpenter Bette Christofersen Judy Davis

Kathryn Donelson Bob Faricy Benson Hadley Christie Harrison

Spouse: Josh AndersonChildren: Liam and EvansOccupation: DesignerMembership: 4 yearsService: WCPS Auxiliary BoardMember 2013.

Spouse: Steve GilpatrickOccupation: LawyerMembership: 15 yearsService: Outreach Committee,Stewardship Committee, Circle 5,Morgan Scott Mission Trip.

Spouse: Susan Batson;Children: ToddOccupation: Retired Sales and Marketing ExecutiveMembership: 19 years;Service: Deacon; FinanceCommittee Chair, Habitat for Humanity; StewardshipCommittee; Room In The Inn; Outreach projects inNashville, Birmingham, Mexico and Guatemala; Member,Gospel Aires; Leader, Reections Sunday School Class;Wed. Morning Bible Study; Fellowship Dinner Groups.

Spouse: Gail BerryChildren: Allison HadleyOccupation: GrandfatherMembership: 2 years

Spouse: Ray BruceChildren: Brooke McNeal,McKenzie McNeal, Ashlynn McNealOccupation: Retired Teacher-Wilson County SchoolsMembership: 3 yearsService: Ladies Bible Study

Occupation: Project Manager,Vanderbilt University Medical CenterMembership: Raised and baptizedat WoodmontService: Leadership Woodmont,Vacation Bible School, Habitat forHumanity, Young Adults andsmall groups.

Spouse: Everett DavisMembership: 51 yearsService: Sunday school teacher,started Circle 10, OutreachCommittee Chair, VP Official BoardVBS, CWF Membership Chair,T.R.I.P. Committee, Outreach GrantCommittee, Morgan Scott BoardMember, Food Coordinator MorganScott Missions, Circle 2 Leader, WorCenter Volunteer.

Spouse: Daniel DonelsonChildren: Sam and GigiOccupation: RealtorMembership: 30 years

Spouse: Lisa FaricyChildren: LilaOccupation: Marketing, ComcastSpotlightMembership: 7 yearsService: Walk Thru Bethlehem,

Sunday School Volunteer.

Spouse: Allison HadleyChildren: Liza and EmeliaOccupation: Aviation ConsultantMembership: 4 years

Spouse: Phillip HarrisonOccupation: CPA - Ernst and YounMembership: 2 yearsService: Missions Committee, Hafor Humanity, Morgan-Scott VolunWomen’s Bible Study, Young Adul

Sunday School.

Spouse:Mark ChristofersenChildren:Clair and CharlieMembership: 18 years

Deacons


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Phillip Harrison Nick Holscher Russell “Chip” Hooper Lindi Jo Jobe

Mike Jobe Marty Jordan Seth Joyner Jeff Kinman

Neil Kunkel William Liles Megan McAbee Diane Perry

Spouse: Christie HarrisonOccupation: BancCard of America/SalesMembership: 3 yearsService: Habitat for Humanity, MorganScott Project, Men’s Bible Study, YoungAdults Sunday School, Walk ThruBethlehem, Nashville Food Project,

Spouse: Kristen HolscherChildren: MichaelOccupation: Self employedMembership: 5 yearsService: Habitat for Humanity

Spouse: Sara Kate HooperChildren: PiperOccupation: Private Investor/HistorianMembership: 1 yearService: Leadership Woodmont Classof 2016, Morgan-Scott Project, Room InThe Inn, Habitatfor Humanity, The Bridge Creative Team.

Spouse: Mike JobeChildren:NoahOccupation: Sales/AccountManagerMembership: 2 yearsService: Room In the InnVolunteer.

Spouse: Lindi Jo JobeChildren: Noah

Occupation: Sales Manager - Johnsonand JohnsonMembership: 2 yearsService: Habitat for Humanity, RoomIn The Inn.

Spouse: Jamie JoynerChildren: Nix and Webb

Occupation: Medical Device IndustryMembership: 6 years

Spouse: Angie KinmanChildren: Kalli Tucker, Luke, and

Ella (Kalli Tucker is her name)Occupation: Owner - Old SouthLandscapingMembership: 2 yearsService: Room In The Inn, Habitatfor Humanity.

Spouse: Paula WalkerChildren: Maggie and Sara ThomasKunkelOccupation: AttorneyMembership: 16 yearsService: Deacon, Sunday SchoolTeacher, Finance Committee.

Spouse: Bethany LilesChildren: MarionOccupation: Wealth AdvisorMembership: 1 year

Spouse: Donovan McAbeeOccupation: TeacherMembership: 1 year

Spouse: Tim PerryChildren: Clay Perry, Sarah LanghLinda Grace StephensOccupation: 1st grade teacherMembership: 48 yearsService: Nursery Coordinator, VBChair, WCPS Board Member, WalkBethlehem, Leadership Woodmo

Small Groups, Sunday School, RooIn The Inn.

Spouse: Roy JordanOccupation: SingerMembership:

6 yearsService:Walk Thru Bethlehem, Vocalistfor Special Church Events.

Deacons


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Jeremiah Pyron Christine Reed Don Rollins David Schmutz

Phil Schmutz Shepley Smith Paula Walker Kirtley Whittington

Tom Woodard

Spouse: Mary Clare PyronOccupation: Commercial Real EstateMembership: 5 yearsService: Board Member, VisioningCommittee, Strategic PlanningCommittee, Deacon, Youth Sponsor,Morgan Scott Projects.

Spouse: Roland ReedMembership: 7 yearsService: Room In The Inn VolunteerCoordinator, Visitation Committee,Walk Thru Bethlehem.

Spouse: Lisa RollinsChildren: Natasha and AlexOccupation: Real Estate InvestmentMembership: 18 yearsService: Deacon, Reections SundaySchool Class, WCC Food Pantry.

Spouse: Misti SchmutzChildren: Jackson and DawsonOccupation: LandscaperMembership: 2 yearsService: Property Committee

Spouse: Connie Schmutz

Children: Nikki, Guy, and DavidOccupation: RetiredMembership: 27 yearsService: Youth Sponsor, Geezers, WednesdayNight Classes, Small Group, Walk ThruBethlehem, Room In The Inn, Morgan-Scott,Nashville Food Project.

Spouse: Shannon Smith

Children: Corinne and CutlerOccupation: VP of Product andStrategic AllianceMembership: 3 yearsService: Habitat for Humanity,Nashville Food Project, Small Groups.

Spouse: Lanie WhittingtonChildren: Wilks WhittingtonOccupation: Real Estate InvestorMembership: 2 yearsService: Guatemala MissionTrip, Room In The Inn, Walk ThruBethlehem, MaundyThursday Last Suppert, Men’s SmallGroup, Pumpkin Patch and Bake Sa

Spouse: Ronnie WoodardChildren: Kate Rainey, Alex andThomasOccupation: AdvertisingYears ofMembership: 55Service: Worship Chairman

Spouse: Neil Kunkel

Children:Maggie and Sara ThomasKunkelOccupation: AttorneyMembership: 10 yearsService:Deacon, OutreachCommittee, Finance Committee.

WOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

LEADERSHIP NOMINATIONS 2016Congregational Meeting and Election

Sunday, June 19th, 10:30 a.m.

Growing Disciples of Christ bySeeking God, Sharing Love, and Serving Others.

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