Inside this issue:

From the Pastor New Music Leader

2

Adult Ministries 3

Graduates 4

Prayer Focus 6

Birthdays & Events 7

Children’s Ministry 8

Youth Ministry 9

Presbyterian Women Thank You

10

Missions Job Opening

11

Summer Hikes 5

To the Congregation of MOPC: Thank you for calling me to serve among you. These past 3.5 years have been a joy and a blessing! Through prayer I have received confirmation that God is calling me away from Children's Ministry to other plans set before me, and so I will close my time with you the end of June. A letter posted on the wall in the gathering area further explains my decision. I look forward to our remaining weeks together! My heart overflows of love for each of you! -Stefanie Shumaker Director of Children’s Ministry - Job opening Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church is seeking a Director of Chil-dren’s Ministry who is passionate about ministering to children and their families. See page 11 for more details. New Website www.mtopres.org has a new look! Be sure to check out our new website. Private Kindergarten Spots Available Mount Olympus Christian Child Development Center Kindergarten has spots available for the 2010-2011 school year. Class size is limited to 12 students in this accelerated Christian environment. Please call 801-424-1420 if you feel that your child would benefit from this program.

The mission of Mount Olympus

Presbyterian Church is to invite people to

experience Jesus Christ and become

his passionate followers.

Volume XLV, Issue 6 June 2010

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Dear MOPC family, Worship is the most important thing we do as a church. It is the one time we all come together before the Lord. You might notice some new hap-penings in our worship services.

• Josh Sawyer is the new music leader at our 11 a.m.. service. He will lead the band about 80% of the time, and Chad Whitehead, who is the director of that service and does all the background and foundational planning, will lead the other times.

• At both 8:30 and 11:00 we will occasionally share in Affirma-tions of Faith. We will say one of the historic creeds of Christianity, or a passage of Scripture. We do this with one voice, and as a way of reminding ourselves who we are, what we are about, and the convictions we hold dear.

• We will often have times of silent reflec-tion after a reading from scripture. Our

non-reflective society teaches us to read and listen for information. We haven’t learned to read and listen re-flectively. The silence is a way of allowing the words of Scripture to get into our hearts, and for us to become

attentive to the written Word of God. • At The Mount, where there is a great

deal of freedom in the forms of worship, we have begun to take Communion with everyone coming to the front and gather-

ing around the table. We pass the bread and cup to one another while standing around the table. If you have never experienced Communion like this, it has a very intimate feeling and refreshes what it means to be part of the body of Christ.

We want our worship, no matter what the style, to be meaningful and open to the pres-ence of the Holy Spirit. May God meet us, and may we meet him, every Sunday. In His Grace,

Philip

You might notice some

new happenings in our worship

services.

Josh Sawyer is our new music leader for the 11 a.m. contemporary service. Josh and his wife, Briana, moved from California and came to Salt Lake City last summer. We believe the Lord guided us to Josh, and Josh to us. All four candidates we auditioned of-fered many strong gifts. However, we thought a key factor was that Josh is already a part of the MOPC community. Josh is a strong vocalist and guitarist, leads with a gentle and humble demeanor, and has al-ready become popular with Praise Band members who have appreciated his leadership. We welcome him.

New Music Leader

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Adult Sunday School Nooma will be back this summer with new teachers and new topics. These DVDs by Rob Bell are a series of short films that explore the world from the perspective of Jesus. It is ideal for summer be-cause each class stands alone. Join us for thought provoking ideas and lively discussions. They are guaranteed to give you a new awareness of God’s presence in everyday matters. Same Kind of Different as Me This book about the unlikely friendship between an international art dealer and a homeless man is truly a thoughtful examination of the power of God to bridge differences and bring unexpected love into vastly different lives. Barbara Kuipers will lead the discussion of this book in Sunday School July 18th and 25th. The book is available at the county library; you might want to put your name on the hold list now. It is available as an e-book. We will also have copies available for a donation of $10 in the church office. Coming this Fall: The Hole in Our Gospel Does our gospel really have a hole in it? What does that even mean? This September and October our sermons and Sunday School will attempt to answer these questions as we study this life-changing book by Richard Stearns, the President of World Vision, a humanitarian organization that tackles poverty and injustice globally. We will have this book available for you in mid-July. As Luci Swindoll says, “Brace yourself…this is one powerhouse book.”

Women’s Bible Study We will return with a new series in the Fall.

Men’s Discipleship The Thursday morning Men’s Discipleship Group, led by Pastor Phil, will not meet in June or July. We will start again in August. Look for announcements of starting date. The Tuesday group will continue to meet at Einstein’s at 6:30 a.m..

Senior Adult Fellowship Thank you one and all for a great SAF season. Each month the food, fun and fellowship found joy on faces, as we shared together. See you in September.

Dear MOPC family, We have been carried along through these past couple of months by your prayers, your calls, your kind gifts of flowers and plants and almost countless cards. The death of our mother, Olive Rinehart, was not expected, but your support and love has enabled us to rejoice that she is safely home with our Lord and Savior. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and sympathy. You are indeed a great inspiration to us. With much love in Christ, Kathy and John Terrion

If you would like to receive the newsletter electronically please email Dorothy Hammond, dhammond@mtopres.org

High School Graduates

Justin Bean is graduating from Skyline High School on June 3rd. He excels in lacrosse and is on the Skyline lacrosse varsity team. He is an Eagle Scout and will be attending the University of Utah but has not decided on a major yet.

Christopher Gumpper is graduating June 3rd from Skyline. Growing up in a musical family, Chris-topher plays keyboard, bass and guitar and has played with the MOPC Praise Band. He is an experienced theater tech at Skyline High School and plans to attend the University of Minnesota this fall majoring in theater design.

Glen Forster is graduating from Skyline High School. He is Skyline’s Sterling Scholar in history, the State debate champion (Public Forum), Academic All-American award, and has earned the International Baccalaureate diploma. He plans to attend George Washington University in Wash-ington, D.C. with a presidential scholarship and will study political science. Alex Ledoux is graduating from Juan Diego High School. He will be going to the University of Utah in the fall but is undecided on a particular area of study. Leigh Morgan is graduating from Skyline with honors in grades and citizenship. She has been a Girl Scout, participating as a program aide and has helped train other program aides. She cur-rently works at Shivers. Leigh will attend Utah State University in the fall and plans to study Fo-rensic Science, Math and get a teaching degree.

Emily Spackman graduates June 3, from Olympus High School. She was a three year letterman for the Olympus High Tennis Team and is also a runner which she really enjoys. She has been working for the Foothill Family Clinic in their research clinic. She plans to continue there for the summer and in the fall attend Utah Valley University in Provo, majoring in Nursing.

Juliana Stapley is graduating from Skyline High School where she has pursued her interest in graphic arts. She plans to attend Salt Lake Community College in the fall. Amberly Vincent is graduating from Bingham High School on June 2nd. She has been in Key Club for 2 years and a member of the track team. Amberly earned her Girl Scout Silver award by creating a cookbook for a food pantry. In 2008 she went to New York City to minister to the home-less working in conjunction with the New York School of Urban Ministry. Amberly will be attending George Fox University in the fall and plans to major in Graphic Design and minor in Missiology.

Sadie Young is graduating May 30th from Judge Memorial Catholic High School. She is a member of the Honor Society, Captain of the girl’s soccer team and All State Defender in Girl’s Soccer at the 3A high school level. She plans to attend Westminster College in the fall. Keith Zehnder is graduating from Skyline High School on June 3rd. He completed high school while also receiving his EMT certification (Emergency Medical Technician) through Granite Tech-nical Institute. His summer plans include a mission trip to Brazil. He plans to attend the University of Utah and is currently interested in pre-med studies.

College Graduates

Drew Bicker graduated from the University of Utah in December 2009 with a Bachelor of Science in Economics. He currently works full time for Scottrade as a broker. Thomas Hardy graduated from law school at Boston University. He is planning on taking the bar exam in Massachusetts and New York. His current interests are in finances and corporate law.

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MOPC Summer Hikes

There have been many requests to set up a schedule of summer hikes again this year, so here it is. We will do short hikes on Thursday evenings and longer hikes on Sunday afternoons. Note that there is a meeting place and time for each hike so we can car pool, but also a slightly later time where you can show up at the trailhead. We will head up the trail at 6:00 p.m. on Thurs-days and at 1:30 p.m. on Sundays. If you have any questions please call Dave and Mike Richerson or Marilyn Marshall.

Remember to bring water, sunscreen, hat, hiking shoes and walking stick (optional). You may want to bring snacks for extra energy. Bug repellent recommended. Light jacket if the evenings get chilly. Wildflower and bird guides are helpful. We take the hikes slowly and will turn around anytime as time, energy, weather and light allows. Note the carpool times vary slightly to accom-modate the drive to the trailhead.

Thursday June 3 – Porter Fork This is an easy hike along a paved road beside a creek and in the shade. Meet at the MOPC parking lot to carpool prepared to leave at 5:30 . Porter Fork is up Millcreek Canyon on the right past Log Haven. Parking is limited at the trailhead, but more park-ing is available 100 yards further up the canyon. Sunday June 6 – Broads Fork This is a moderate/steep hike approx. 5 miles with an elevation gain of about 2000 feet ( most of us will not go that far). It will take approx. 3 hours. The trail-head is about 4 1/2 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon. Park in the small lot located on the right side of the road at the beginning of the “S-Turn”. The Broads Fork trail starts at the bottom of the parking lot. To carpool, meet at the parking lot at the mouth of the Canyon at 1:00 p.m. Thursday June 10 -- Neff’s Canyon- This is a relatively easy/moderate hike, approx. 2 miles, less than 2 hours hiking time. We will hike the trail to the right of the parking lot through the trees. Carpools will leave MOPC at 5:45 p.m. The Neff’s Canyon trail starts at the top of Olym-pus Cove at the end of White Way. Sunday June 13 -- Elbow Fork to Lambs Canyon Pass-This moderate hike is about 2.6 miles, 2-3 hours with an elevation gain of 1500 feet. The trailhead is located at Elbow Fork, 6.1 miles up Mill Creek Canyon. Carpools will leave MOPC at 5:40 p.m. Thursday June 17- Desolation Trail to Overlook- The trail begins up Mill Creek Canyon at the parking area on the right just above the Mill Creek Inn. It is about 2-2.5 miles up this easy-moderate trail to the Overlook of Salt Lake Valley. Carpools will leave MOPC at 5:40 p.m. Sunday June 20 Lake Blanche- This is a strenuous 6.5 mile round trip hike with an elevation gain of about 2600 feet. Plan about 5-6 hours. The trailhead is about 4 1/2 miles up Big Cotton-wood Canyon. Parking located at the beginning of the “S-Turn”. To carpool, meet at the parking lot at the mouth of the Canyon at 1:00 p.m. Thursday June 24 –Church Fork to Grandeur Peak Meet at MOPC to carpool at 5:30. Church Fork is a paved road up Millcreek Canyon to the left just before reaching the Millcreek Inn. Drive to the end of the paved road passing several small waterfalls. Sunday June 27 - Twin Lakes-Solitude Loop- This moderate hike is about 3 ¾ miles with an elevation gain of 1260 feet. Plan for about 2 ½ hours. The trailhead is 14.7 miles up Big Cotton-wood Canyon at the Silver Lake Info. Center (Nordic Center). To carpool, meet at the parking lot at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 1:00 p.m.

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MOPC Finances through April 2010: Revenue $203,713 Expenses $191,697

June Prayer Focus

Need Prayer? The second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. the prayer team meets to pray for your needs. Please join us for this time of prayer.

Prayer Requests? Call the church office at 801-277-2674 with your re-quests or email prayerchain@mtopres.org. If you would like to join the prayer chain, call 801-277-2674..

Week of June 6: Dorothy Hammond & Sheila Barnish (MOPC Staff Members) Guidance in their office work as they or-

ganize and help staff and ministry teams

Patience for the many unexpected tasks they deal with regularly

Joy in their work Thanks for their faithful service

Week of June 13: Children’s Ministry For many children to attend Vacation Bible

School this week, and for God to work powerfully in them

For a rich and meaningful experience of being God’s messengers for students in the 5th & 6th grade Service Camp this week

Wisdom, energy and patience for all the leaders and helpers involved in VBS and service camp

Week of June 20: Mark Adams (Global Mission) For God’s guidance and energy for Mark

as he works with Frontera de Cristo on the Arizona border,

For the ministry of Lily-of-the-Valley Pres-byterian Church in the neighbor town of Agua Prieta

Safety in light of increased drug-related violence along the border

Protection, direction, and favor for Mark and his wife

Week of June 27: Utah Food Bank (Local Mission) That God would provide needed food sup-

plies for those who are hungry in Utah That there would be plenty of volunteers

for the work of sorting and distributing food

For effective relationships between the Food Bank and the many agencies they work with

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

8 & 9 am Moms in Touch

7 pm Adult Ministry Office & Info Tech.

2

7 pm Youth

3

7 pm Praise Team

4

7:00 p.m. Rescue Mission

5

6

8:30 & 11:00 A.M. Worship

9:45 Nooma 6:45 p.m

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1 p.m. Staff 7 pm Global

Mission Team Children's Ministry

Team

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7 pm Local

Mission Team Finance

7:30 Deacons

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7 pm Youth

10

7 pm Praise Team

11

9:30 am Sandwich -making for

4:45 Salvation Army

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12 VBS Decorating 6:30 Volleyball

13

8:30 & 11:00 A.M.

Worship 9:45 Nooma

12:15 VBS Training 6:45 p.m

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7 pm Prayer Ministry Team

15 6:30 am Men’s Bible

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7 pm Youth

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8:30 & 11:00 A.M. Worship

9:45 Nooma 6:45 p.m

21 1 p.m. Staff

7:30 Personnel

22 6:30 am Men’s Bible

7 pm Session Facilities

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7pm Youth .

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7 pm Praise Team

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ehlhoff

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27

8:30 & 11:00 A.M. Worship

9:45 Nooma 6:45 p.m

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1 p.m. Staff

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6:30 am Men’s Bible

30

Birthdays & Events

2010

June

Student Leadership Retreat June 17-22

Student Leadership Retreat June 17-22

Youth LA Mission Trip June 27– July 3

Vacation Bible School 9 a.m. - noon Service Camp 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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Vacation Bible School kids are in for an awesome, fun-filled week as they learn more about reading the Bible and come to understand why knowing God’s Word is impor-tant in our everyday lives!

The crafts, games, Bible lessons, discussions, snacks, and music are going to rock! We hope our 4yr.olds through 4th graders will be able to join us June 14-18, 9am-Noon. REGISTER TODAY!!! PRAY: Please keep the kids and volunteers in your prayers throughout our VBS week! SERVE: We still need help with our registration table and snacks. Contact Stefanie to sign-up. DONATE: Visit our table in the gathering area to find out more about craft and snack needs. Also, we are still collecting decorations: barrels, ropes, fish nets, a ship wheel, monkeys, pelicans, dolphins, fish, buckets, driftwood, a treasure chest, a fog machine, sails, a hammock…anything associated with a ship setting sail on the high seas. Please put your name on each item and drop them by Stefanie’s office. Thank you for being a part of this ministry!

CALENDAR: June 13 12:15pm High Seas VBS *Meeting for volunteers, room 401/3. June 14-18 9am-Noon High Seas VBS (Kids 4 yrs. through 4th grade) June 14-18 9am-4pm SolidRock56 Service Camp (5th and 6th graders)

Please PRAY for our kids and volunteers during VBS and Service Camp, June 14-18th! Thank you!!

Solid rock 56 Service Camp “Choose this day whom you will serve.” Joshua 24:15

Our 5th and 6th graders are gearing up for an awesome week of service and fun. We will be learning more about the situations of other kids our age and serve in various capacities around the valley including The Sharing Place, Primary Chil-dren’s Hospital, REACH Salt Lake, the Utah Food Bank, our neighbors and church. We look forward to this time of connecting with our peers and putting our faith into action. To serve as a volun-teer or to register for the camp, please contact Stefanie Shumaker. Please pray for our group the week of June 14-18, that we would serve and love with patience and compassion.

THANK YOU to the many Sunday school teachers, Children’s Church leaders, Small Group leaders, and nursery care workers who faithfully teach, mentor, and love our kids each week. It’s been a wonderful year! Know that you are loved and appreciated! May God richly bless you for your ministry!

Solid Rock 56 Small Groups We finished out our year with a series of lessons on strengthening relationships within our fami-lies, especially with our siblings. Our final meet-ing included a fellowship time as we celebrated another great year together and talked more about our upcoming service camp.

Summer Church Camp Interested in attending church camp this sum-mer? Information is posted on the wall in the gathering area. Contact Stefanie (277-2674) if you plan to attend a camp.

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Inverted Student Ministry A life right side up in a world upside down

Summer 2010 June 4 Fri Senior Recognition Dinner June 12 Sat Going Away Party for Jamie and Dave at 4pm June 23 Wed LA Mission Team Meeting at 530pm June dates only Weds Youth Night up Millcreek Canyon (excluding June 30) June 17-22 Thurs -Tues Student Leadership Retreat July/Aug Weds No Youth on Wed Nights June 27-July 3 Sun-Sat LA Youth Mission Trip July 23-26 Fri-Mon SH backpacking trip to Uinta Mountains Aug 1-6 Sun-Fri JH Camp Perkins Summer camp/rafting

Jamie and Dave are off for Sabbatical… its time for a goodbye party! On Saturday June 12th the Bridgman’s will be hosting a pool party and BBQ celebrating the White’s going away on their summer sabbatical. All youth families are invited at 4pm! Bring your swim suits and a side dish to share. All meat will be provided. We’d love to send them off with a bang so please feel free to bring a special note or card showing how much you love and appreciate their ministry to our youth and families. Call Dawn Bridgman with any questions

Annual Golf “Fore” Students Tournament a Huge Hit! A big thanks to all the people that made our fundraiser such a huge success. Every penny will sup-port the youth mission trip to work with the homeless in Los Angeles, CA. Thank you so much for supporting our students and for having such a generous heart for youth missions.

LA Mission Team off on June 27th Our team of 34 people will be traveling to Los Angeles to work in the Skid Row area known for the 91,000 homeless that live on the streets every day in southern California. Please pray for our team as they prepare to leave and serve those in need.

Wed Nights in June up Millcreek Canyon Meet at the church at 6:45pm to carpool up Millcreek Canyon to the Terraces Group Site where we will be roasting marshmallows, having a bible study, and spending time in God’s beautiful creation.

SH Backpacking Trip On July 23rd we’ll be heading to the High Uinta’s for a few days of backpacking, cooking over a fire, lake swimming, and getting to know each other and God. Registration forms are available in the gathering area. This trip is open for incoming 10th graders through current 12th graders.

JH Summer Camp at Camp Perkins Current 6th-8th graders are invited to attend summer camp Aug 1-6 in the Sawtooth Mountains at Camp Perkins. This will be a jam-packed week of summer camp activities and includes a white wa-ter rafting trip! Registration forms are available in the gathering area.

There will be no youth Sunday school during the summer months of June-August. We will start back up in September.

The MOPC PW ladies closed out their season with a salad luncheon, with delicious home made treats by Mardi Lessey and a book review by Betty Rider about “Dewey”. (A book you’ll want to read)

Cookbooks are still available for pur-chase for $10.00 per copy through Mardi Les-sey or Pauline Forster. If you haven’t pur-chased one, do so quickly – only 30 remain.

Presbyterian Women at Mt. O. are continuing to be involved with Prayer Shawl Ministry. You can learn more at www.shawlministry.com or call Betty Merritt . Prayer shawls were delivered with love and prayer to several MOPC members this past month.

Please continue to save Campbell Soup Labels, Box Tops for Education and per-sonal items for Women In Jeopardy here in Utah.

Thanks to those who were able to help in any way as PW hosted Presbytery on Saturday, May 8th. Thank you Vivian Hadley for the beautiful table flowers!

There will be a planning session this Summer for our 2010-2011 season.

Have a restful Summer and enjoy all God has provided for us here in Utah and elsewhere, if you travel. Come back renewed, refreshed, and restored, ready to be “doers”. See you in September.

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Ladies of Faith and Action

Utah Food Bank Thank you, thank you to all who helped at our “Save A Saturday” Utah Food Bank Work day on May 15th. We always have a fun time together as we serve others. See you at the next one – check the upcoming Newsletters.

Audrey Gann has served MOPC as a Stephen Leader for the past 15 years. In June 1995, she and Kathy Terrion attended Stephen Leadership training in San Diego and began training Stephen Ministers that fall. In the following years, over 35 ministers were trained and hundreds of people have been ministered to by those Stephen Minis-ters, both within our church and throughout the community.

Stephen Ministry is an international lay care-giving ministry begun by the Rev. Kenneth Haugh over 35 years ago. Recently the 60,000th Stephen Leader completed training and over 500,000 Stephen Ministers have been at work worldwide. Audrey represents the best of Stephen Leadership, having coordinated the leaders in ministry here and caring for a care re-ceiver at the same time. She also blessed the ministry team in countless ways through her counsel, prayers, treats, and fabulous meals and parties which built a strong team of leaders and ministers who have operated quietly but effec-tively for fifteen years.

Audrey is now retiring from Stephen Ministry leadership having completed her call from God in this area. She was honored at a retirement cele-bration on May 19 with the ministry team and received a personal letter of congratulations from Rev. Haugh for her outstanding service. Please offer your congratulations and appreciation to Audrey for all she has done to serve Christ and love the people of this church through Stephen Ministry. Thanks so much, Audrey, for the Christ-like example you have lived among us.

Thank You Audrey Gann

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Crossroads Food of the Month: Small juices, boxed, canned, or in plastic Leave donations in the box in the gathering area.

Seeking: • Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church is

seeking a Director of Children’s Ministry who is passionate about ministering to children and their families.

The Person: • Has a deep and growing faith in the Lord Jesus Christ • Has the ability and desire to minister to children and their families • Has a degree and/or experience in early childhood or elementary education • Is responsible and accountable • Leads with a spirit of humility and love

The Position: • Lead Sunday School, Children’s Church and other educational activities for children birth through sixth grade • Organize family fellowship events

Time: 40 hours per week Compensation: Competitive Salary based on experience. Benefits included Deadline: June 7th or until position is filled To apply and for more information please

call 801-277-2674, or email church administrator

Dorothy Hammond at dhammond@mtopres.org

job opening: Director of Children’s Ministry

Support for our Burmese friends

Clothing – the children now need warm weather clothing, plus there is a baby boy due to be born in May. Boys – ANY SIZE, and men’s small/slim Girls – sizes 12 months, 2-3T, 6-8 Yarn – several of the women knit very well. They can knit sweaters, vests, hats, etc for their family members and friends. They need at least 5 skeins of yarn all in one color to make a larger piece of clothing. Diapers – disposable diapers cut a lot into a family’s budget and washing cloth diapers in co-op washers/dryers is almost as expensive. Currently they could use sizes NB,1,3,4,5 Toilet paper, soap, shampoo, etc – these are not covered by food stamps but still cost money that they often need to spend on other essentials. WASHER and DRYER So that our friends don’t become burdened with items they can’t use, please only donate the items listed. If you have furniture or other large times you think they could use, contact Gwen Mitchell.

Need Housecleaning or yard work? Some people from the Burmese congregation who speak English are interested in house-cleaning, yard work, or odd jobs. $8-12/hour. Transportation may be needed. Please call Gwen Mitchell if interested.

Church Staff & Ministry Team Leaders

Subscribe by email by calling the church office or sending an email to dhammond@mtopres.org.

Pastor Rev. Philip J. Hughes Church Administrator Dorothy Hammond Children’s Ministry Director Stefanie Shumaker Youth Ministry Director Jamie & Dave White Director of The Mount/11am Chad Whitehead Treasurer Jeanne Mehlhoff Child Development Director Julie Hessheimer Secretary Sheila Barnish Caretakers John & Lauren Mehlhoff Financial Secretary Mitch Spackman Ministry Assistant Dale Alward Assistant for Pastoral Care Kathy Terrion Outreach Director Marina Collins Adult Discipleship Director Judy Davis

Office Hours: Mon—Fri 9 A.M.—5 P.M. Office Phone: (801) 277-2674 Fax: (801) 277-2059 Pastoral Email: phughes@mtopres.org Newsletter Email: dhammond@mtopres.org Website: www.mtopres.org Address: 3280 East 3900 South Salt Lake City, UT 84124

Elders Serving on Session Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Beth Cobb Donaree Neville Cathy Dupont Barbara Kuipers Perry Ng John Godfrey Jon Parry Nancy Petersen Mark Templeman Jim Wight Roger Bridgman Karen Warrick

Adult Ministry Pauline Forster Children’s Ministry Katie Peterson Outreach & Evangelism Mark Jackson Congregational Life Linda Duffy Facilities Management Gary Peterson Global Missions Lori Jones Local Missions Gwen Mitchell Office and Info Tech Jim Wight Prayer Lauri Winge Finance John Godfrey Worship Michelle Martin Youth Kathi Gumpper

Our Ministry of Care BOARD OF DEACONS

Class of 2010: Adrienne Alward, Pauline Forster, Betsy Hamilton, Rich Harper, Emily Piper, Mike Richerson Class of 2011: Julie Amano, Vicky Bicker, Lori Joyce, Debbie Mascaro, Allyson Nielson, Marcia Rollins Class of 2012: Debbie Harvey, Marilyn Marshall, Ralph Paisley, Rose Marie Parkinson, Mary Ellen Peterson, Scott Young

STEPHEN MINISTERS Audrey Gann*, Kathy Terrion*, Candy Vila*, Bruce Bemis*, Don Alexander, Barbara Alexander, Judy Davis, Karen Jackson, Bill Janic, and Ralph Paisley.

* Stephen Ministry Leadership Team