October 13, 2014

Volume 43, Issue 28

In This Issue
From Your Pastoral Staf: 2
Woodmont Youth 4
Woodmont Kids 5
In and Around Woodmont 6
News & Events 8
Classes 10
Bulletin Board 11
Upholding Our Church back cover


Core Values
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Oct. 5th, 2014 Ann Beard Ewers
WelcomeNewMember!
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FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC www.HealingAtWoodmont.com
WWW.WOODMONTFALLFEST.ORG
more in the news and events section
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Hands down, without a doubt,
one of the highlights of my work
is leading Chapel at Woodmont
Christian Preschool. Twice a week,
right in the middle of the sanctuary,
I get to sit down with young children
and teach them about God. We sing.
We laugh. We pray. We pass the
peace of Christ with high-fves and
hugs. But most of all, we read stories
from the Bible.
A few weeks ago, I came to Chapel with a tall stack of books.
Curious, the children and I looked at them together. Some were
heavy; others were light. Some had lots of pictures; others had lots
of words. Some were full of maps; others were full of music.
Then I pulled out one fnal book and said, This book is unlike
any other. Its the most important book of all. Their interest was
piqued. This is the Bible. The Bible is a very special book thats all
about God and Gods love. Gods love for you. Gods love for me. Gods
love for the whole world!Their eyes got big. I hope that you read the
Bible at home, I continued. Maybe you can read it in the morning.
Maybe you can read it at night. Maybe you can read it with your Mom
and Dad.
At this, a blond-headed girl raised her hand and waved it frantically.
She was clearly upset. Mr. Justin, I dont have a Bible at home.
........My heart sank. Here was a precious child that, for all of her
dolls and dresses and toys, had not one Bible at home. What a
tragedy! Its made all the worse by the fact that she isnt alone. Far
from it. Today, it seems as likely for a young child to not have a Bible
as it is to have a Bible.
........It was for this very reason that I secured a large supply of
childrens Bibles for the church this past summer. Believe it or not,
we had incredibly few age-appropriate Bibles before. Specifcally,
I purchased over one hundred copies of the Jesus Storybook Bible.
.......The Jesus Storybook Bible is by far the most popular childrens
Bible available. Written by an award-winning author of childrens
books, Sally Lloyd-Jones, and illustrated by an award-winning
illustrator, Jago, it can be found in churches and Christian homes
wherever the suns light shines. It is endorsed by pastors and
churches across denominations. It has charmed parents and children
from coast to coast. Its the only Bible that I deemed worthy to give
to my precious niece. Its the Bible that I will one day read to my
own children. Its the Bible that I currently read to yours.
.......What do I love most about it? Frankly, its hard to name all
of the good things about it. Perhaps what I love most about it is
its theological soundness. Make no mistake. Though perfectly
appropriate for children, it actually contains some fairly sophisticated
theology. Clearly, beautifully, and delightfully, it shows that Christs
life is foreshadowed all along the path to his birth. Indeed, every
story whispers his name. The Jesus Storybook Bible describes how
God moves heaven and earth to rescue his children from the danger
that threatens them. In its own words, it teaches children about
Gods Never Stopping, Never Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and
Forever Love.
.......When that little blond-headed girl told me that she didnt have
a Bible at home, my heart sank. But a short second later, it bounced
back up. I knew exactly what to say. Well, then, Ill give you a Bible!
You can have it! Keep it! Read it all you want! She smiled with relief.
Whenever she opens up her own copy of the Jesus Storybook Bible,
these words from the Introduction will await:
The Bible isnt a book of rules or a book of heroes. The
Bible is most of all a Story. Its an adventure story about a
young Hero who comes from a far country to win back his
lost treasure. Its a love story about a brave Prince who leaves
his palace, his throneeverythingto rescue the one he
loves. Its like the most wonderful of fairy tales that has come
true in real life! You see, the best thing about this Story is
its true! There are lots of stories in the Bible, but all of the
stories are telling one Big Story. The Story of how God loves
his children and comes to rescue them.
.......Doesnt that sound like good news? If youd like a copy of the
Jesus Storybook Bible for your family, just do what that little blond-
headed girl did: raise your hand and wave it frantically. Ill get one
to you right away!
by Justin Gung Every Story Whispers His Name
Childrens Moment at 9:30 a.m. Worship Services
October 13th, 2014
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Dear Woodmont,
This Summer I was jogging alongside
the Snake River in Wyoming. I passed an
aging cowboy, his worn boots propped
up on a split log, a smoking pipe
dangling from his chin, and a steaming
cup of joe by his side. I thought I heard
him mumble something under his
breath. But continued on my way.
Returning home, the octogenarian was in a hot and bothered rant.
I stopped in my tracks. The curmudgeon stammered, Do you have
any idea what you just missed, not once, but twice?
A bald eagle.
I looked up high into a trinity of Aspens and there she was, like a
sign from the heavens.
This was no ordinary aviator. No ofense to my starlings and blue
jays. A bald eagle is in a league all of her own. She is our national
bird for goodness sakes! Measuring three feet tall, a bald eagle is the
exact height of my three year old daughter. But most impressive is
her wingspan of 7 feet. That is almost the length of my suburban!
How did I miss it?
Sadly, I wasnt looking for it. A tragic faw!
How many times do we miss the miracle perched right there on the
path in front of us?These little ebenezers, divine signs, epiphanies,
twinkling constellations in the night sky, some almost insignifcant,
and then others so gargantuan, leaving no doubt that the Spirit has
broken through.
Are we so earthbound that we are blind to the mystery?
I believe God is still at work in the world. Actually, that God is at
work in each of our lives. Most of the time we are too stubborn to
see the signs.
Paying attention is sacramental!
We get so caught up in our lives, running here and there,
accomplishing, fretting, enduring, that we miss the eagle----A
glimmer of beauty in the ugly, clarity in the chaos, a new path at a
dead end, a creative spark on an empty page, a ficker of light under
the dark shroud, and a voice of hope in the despairing wilderness.
Never doubt the mysterious undercurrent humming, the luminous
thread weaving, the divine pulse beating beneath the surface of life.
The Spirit is at work. The hypothesis proven: We are part of a much
larger plan, of divine proportions.
For the next three days, I ran the same route, determined to see
the eagle again. No luck.
Thats life. And yet, if we keep our eyes pealed, the defnition of
faith, we are promised that God will show up in a trinity of Aspens.
For those who are sufering in the trenches of Life, keep looking up.
The eagle will make her way in your direction, that is the promise!
Live in Hope,
Farrell
P.S. A big thank you to the spiritual cowboys in our lives who are not
afraid to remind us to look up!
by Farrell Mason
Retirement Reception Reminder - This
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the gathering Hall
For over 30 years, housekeeper Beverly Honeycutt has
arrived at Woodmont at 7:00 am each Sunday morning
to open the building, make cofee, etc. for those arriving
to worship. Each Wednesday she opens the building at
5:45 am and prepares biscuits and cofee for three mens Bible classes.
We have depended on her for those early morning WCC events and she
rarely missed a morning even in inclement weather. Bev joined the
Woodmont staf in June, 1986 and this past summer, celebrated her 31st
anniversary with us. After being diagnosed with some health problems
several months ago, she has decided to take early retirement. Beverlys
last day will be October 23rd. Join us on Sunday, October 19th for a
celebratory reception in the Gathering Hall as we extend our best wishes
and ofer our thanks to Beverly for her contributions to Woodmont.
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Volume 43, Issue 27
Winter Trip to Colorado Dec. 26-29
Ski Snowboard Skate Tube NBADenver Loveland Eldora
Trip Highlights:
Flying to Denver and lodging at the Hilton Garden Inn
Denver Nuggets NBA basketball game at Pepsi Center
3 days of resort skiing at Loveland & Eldora, w/lessons
Outdoor ice skating in downtown Denver
Visit WoodmontCCyouth.com for info and to register.


Mission Statement
Building a caring community for ALL youth that helps us connect with God, our true selves, and others

Vision
Our vision is to build a caring community for ALL youth by:
Forming a lifelong foundation of faith to deepen our relationship with God
Establishing a clear identity rooted in the unconditional love of Christ for all people
Serving the wider community with a passion to do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God
Committing to share our lives with each other by being present in the community physically and spiritually
Welcoming both new people and new ideas
Growing from church friends to church family by connecting deeply with each other in our daily lives


Values
Belonging Spirituality Authenticity Courage
Unconditional Acceptance. Deep Faith. Just Be You. Beyond Fear.

Mission Respect Compassion Positivity
Outside Ourselves. The Golden Rule. Love. Care. Forgive. Go With The Flow.


Mission Statement
Building a caring community for ALL youth that helps us connect with God, our true selves, and others

Vision
Our vision is to build a caring community for ALL youth by:
Forming a lifelong foundation of faith to deepen our relationship with God
Establishing a clear identity rooted in the unconditional love of Christ for all people
Serving the wider community with a passion to do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God
Committing to share our lives with each other by being present in the community physically and spiritually
Welcoming both new people and new ideas
Growing from church friends to church family by connecting deeply with each other in our daily lives


Values
Belonging Spirituality Authenticity Courage
Unconditional Acceptance. Deep Faith. Just Be You. Beyond Fear.

Mission Respect Compassion Positivity
Outside Ourselves. The Golden Rule. Love. Care. Forgive. Go With The Flow.
Volunteers Needed for Fall Fest!
contact Abby McLean at
Abbymclean23@gmail.com
Chi Rho Retreat Dates
Changed!
Since the frst day of the BHC Chi Rho Fall
Retreat fell on Halloween, we have changed
the dates to include ONLY SATURDAY &
SUNDAY November 1st & 2nd. Carla will
be taking the church bus and we will leave
on Saturday morning at 9:00 am and will
return Sunday before noon.
YOU CAN STILL REGISTER TO GO by CLICKING
HERE - deadline to register is October 24th.
IMPORTANT! Please email Carla Schooler
at cschooler@woodmontcc.org and let her
know if your child is riding the bus so that
we dont leave anyone out!!

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This Week at Woodmont
Wednesday, October 15th
Grace Notes Kids Choir at 5:30 p.m. in the Kids Commons.
5-Star Chili Dinner at 5:35 p.m. in Drowota Hall -HOT DOGS!
JYF Kids Club at 6:15 p.m.
Sunday, October 19th
Childrens Moment during 9:30 a.m. Worship Service
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. in the Kids Commons right after
the Childrens Moment.
Childrens Church at 11:00 a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, October 19th 9:30 am
CLASS TEACHERS LESSON
Stars Kerry and Justin Leach
Pandas Sarah Drury
Frogs Kim Sheridan
Monkeys Justin and Kristen Lowe
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Te Bridge Worship
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Titans Worship, Morning Worship, Fellowship and Music!
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Join us at Woodmont for a weekend of art, music and healing. Highlights include: an art show and concert featuring Andra Moran and Steve
Siler. The art show and sale will include paintings, drawings, photography, ceramics, jewelry and woodwork from more than 20 local artists,
including many from Woodmont Christian. Proceeds from the art show will beneft outreach programs at Woodmont Christian and Music for the Soul.
Music for the Soul is a Christian ministry that uses the power of songs and stories as a bridge to hope and healing for those facing lifes most difcult issues.
Visit their website:Musicforthesoul.org. For more information contact MaryClarePyron@gmail.com
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Reservations for the22nd can be made
(deadline is Monday at noon):
By clicking the MAKE RESERVATIONS button
By emailing the church: rvaughan@woodmontcc.org
Through the Sunday connection card
By calling the church: 297-8563
Wednesdays at 5:35 p.m. Drowota Hall
MENU for this Wednesday, the 15th
Chili and all the Fixins
Red Bean Chili
White Bean Chili
Hot Dogs
Mixed Green Salad
Sour Cream Cornbread
Price structure: Adults: $8.00 Children 4 years -
5th grade $4.00 Family cap $28.00
The Pumpkin Patch Runs Thursday
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Please help us sign up for the 2014 Pumpkin Patch. By working one (or more!) three hour shift,
you help us fund the Woodmont Youth Mission Program. Its an easy and fun way to help the
youth program - and make a diference in the world. Volunteers of all ages are welcome. Its a
perfect for families - kids of all ages enjoy working the pumpkin patch! Our theme is Pumpkins
for a Purpose -- to highlight that the money we raise is used to fund our mission trips. In 2014,
the Pumpkin Patch funds sent 19 Woodmont youth and 5 adult sponsors to Guatemala, where
we met the 30+ Guatemalan children that are sponsored by Woodmont. That trip changed the
lives of all 24 Woodmonters who went along. And the enthusiasm has now encouraged Wood-
mont to sponsor more children. Now over 50 Guatemalan families are part of the Woodmont
family and receive tangible benefts though Unbound. Visit http://www.signupgenius.com/
go/70a0e4eacab2b0-pumpkin to register to volunteer!
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Pork Tenderloin
Cheese Grits
Roasted Potatoes and Carrots
Lemon Orzo Salad
Chocolate Pudding Cake with Ice Cream
MAKE RESERVATIONS
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ANNUAL SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS RETREAT FOR WOMEN
Spiritual Homing: Returning to Oneself -
The Practice of Intentional Solitude
Some Highlights:
Keynote Talks and Spiritual Direction from Anne Stauffer Fireside Story Telling
with Beth Easter Sunday Outdoor Advent Worship Service with Christy Crider
Performing Fabulous Food (for the body and the spirit) Beautiful Bonfires
and Nourishing Nature Walks, PLUS a Special Letting Go Ceremony at Onsites
Labyrinth on the 7th!
Return to the hustle of the season refreshed, relaxed and open to Gods
gifts during the Holidays and all year round.
Room In the Inn
Last year, many generous, hardworking volunteers from Woodmont
provided food and shelter for over 300 men during the cold
weather. We will begin welcoming guests again on November 7,
2014 and continue hosting on each Friday night through March
27, 2015. As we get underway with small group activities for the
fall, please consider this wonderful outreach opportunity for your
group. We have plenty of opportunities for individuals to serve as
well. Volunteers fnd the experience very rewarding. Sign up byvisiting
www.Woodmontchristian.org and clicking on the Mission & Outreach
tab and then choosing Room In the Inn. Have questions or want to
sign up by phone? Contact Christine Reed at 615-794-1054 or by email
at contactingchristine@gmail.com.
Woodmonts Visitation Group - God loves all people and so do we. We visit
anyone needing encouragement, comfort, or a sense of belonging. While
that could include everyone, there are certain church family members
who especially need to be reminded that they arent forgotten. These are
people who can feel rather lonely at times and includes elderly people
still living independently especially if they are shut-ins, disabled people
living in nursing homes, people who are sick for a prolonged period of
time, people who are depressed, and those going through difcult cir-
cumstances.
Please join us at our meeting and experience the positive impact visiting
those in need has on mind, body and spirit.
Reverend Anne Staufer
Online Registration and payment will be available
shortly. If you would like to be notified when they
are ready or would like a hard copy registration
packet please email Mary Glynn Williamson -
maryglynnwilliamson@gmail.com or 330-2594.
Always feel free and at ease to contact us and ask any
questions. We are here for you and on Sundays at 9:30
and 11:00 a.m. we invite you to experience our class,
Spiritual Journeys for Women in The Bay Room - read
about it on page 10.
Photos by Mary Glynn Williamson
You can sign up by selecting the Mission & Outreach tab on the church
website ( http://woodmontchristian.org ) and then clicking on the
Join a local/regional/international mission trip link, or by contacting
Jeremiah Weeden-Wright at jeremiah.weedenwright@gmail.com.
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Disciples Class - 9:30 a.m. in Rm 105
This is a lecture and discussion class focused on the Scriptures and how they
speak to our lives today. This class is led by Dr. Roy Staufer, who has nearly 40
years of experience in ministry and theology.
Challenge Class - 9:30 a.m. in Rm 200
This adult class discusses contemporary issues from a Christian perspective
using a variety of formats including lecture / discussion, small group
discussion, guest speakers, video lectures, and member reports.
Young Adult Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. in the Boardroom
This class ofers an open forum for in-depth reading and discussion of
scripture. The class generally focuses on one book from the Bible or one topic
of daily life at a time
Spiritual Journeys Class for Women - 9:30 a.m. in The Bay
This class addresses the practical and spiritual needs of the woman of 2014
in a most unique way. Warm and confdential friendship, fresh innovative
lectures, real life application, retreats, special workshops all combine to bless
and develop the soul for further discipleship.
Our teaching mission: Blending the true teachings of Jesus with the best
of modern science, psychology and Biblical scholarship into an action plan
for you to live most abundantly NOW. This class is led by Reverend Anne
Alexander Staufer.
Introduction to the Bible - led by Roy Staufer in Room 200
at 6:30 p.m.
Want to know more about the Bible? (you can never know enough)
Want to know who wrote it and why? Want to learn how to study it
and where to start? If you answered yes to any of the above then, this
class is for you! This is a three week series that will defne and answer
your questions you will walk away enriched and equipped with the
knowledge needed to delve even deeper into the Bible. Join is this Wed.
evening and on October 27th.
DivorceCare led by Rev. Anne Staufer & Janet Wall in The
Bay Room at 6:15 p.m.
Divorced? Separated? We Can Help. Led by caring facilitators who
walk alongside you through one of lifes most difcult experiences,
DivorceCare ofers a safe and confdential environment for growth and
healing. Please join us any Wednesday evening through December 10th.
Conversations With Christ led by Michael Whittington in Room 105 at 6:30 p.m.
What would it be like to have a conversation with Jesus? What would you say to Him; more importantly, what would He say to you? Two good
questions - even if the answers are known only to God. Well be sharing our thoughts on conversations from the fourth Gospel as we discuss selected
passages from John. Join us any Wednesday evening until October 29th.
Wednesday Evening Classes
Sunday School Classes - 9:30 a.m.
Points of View -11:00 a.m. in Rm 105
Continuing a special 6-8 week series with Randy Smith and Beth Patillo, on
Marcus Borgs book, The Heart of Christianity: Rediscovering a Life of Faith.
This is a lively, interactive class that both challenges and afrms your beliefs
in Christianity. Borgs book is for those who struggle with, or even reject, a
traditional understanding but still seek to fnd a meaningful way of being
Christian. Attendees are not required to read the material in advance but the
book is available from the Spire Bookstore and many on line booksellers. This
Wednesday we are reviewing chapter 3, The Bible.
Refections Class - 11:00 a.m. in Rm 200
The Refections Class is a Bible and issue based class that thrives on discussion
and group participation. With lively conversation, participants explore
important questions of the Christian faith. This class is led by Dr. Roy Staufer.
Spiritual Journeys Class (co-ed) - 2nd Hour - 11:00 a.m. in The Bay
This class is a coed confdential group dedicated to sharing its experience,
strength, and hope based upon the twelve steps of life in Christ and spiritual
principles for more abundant living. Participants fnd the class a safe and
uplifting way to build community and process lifes challenges in a solution
oriented format. This class is facilitated by Reverend Anne Alexander Staufer.
Pathways Class -11:00 a.m. in the Boardroom - NOTE SPECIAL
SERIES BEGINS OCTOBER 26th IN DROWOTA HALL
The Pathways Class was founded last summer and is designed for parents of kids
in preschool to high school. We are an energetic group of 3050 somethings
who are seeking spiritual and practical guidance on our journey of faith.
Throughout the year we will watch video lessons and host speakers who share
their insight and perspective on the challenges facing the modern Christian
family. This is a great place to have good discussions, gain practical advice, and to
build relationships. Come join us! We normally meet at 11:00 a.m. in the Board
Room on the 2nd foor (just past the Fellowship Hall gathering space).
Please join the Pathways Class in Drowota Hall beginning Oct. 26th
as we bring you:
An Introduction to Adolescence: How
to disciple young people better in the
church. Led by Dr. Walter Surdacki. Dr. is
an Associate Professor of Youth and Family Ministry
at Lipscomb where he teaches youth and practical
ministry courses as well as Spiritual Disciplines
Formation courses. He has served in full time youth
ministry for over 16 years working at churches in
Torrance, Malibu and Campbell, California. He is a
regular speaker and teacher at events all over the
country. We will meet in Drowota Hall on
Sundays ending Nov. 16th and then meet
again in the Boardroom.
Sunday School Classes - 11:00 a.m.
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Sunday, October 19 - NO Youth Group Tonight
All Day CYF Oktoberfest (Bethany Hills)
Pumpkin Patch (South Hall Lawn)
Art of Healing Art Show & Sale (DH)
9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Sunday School
9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services - 9:30 a.m. Child Dedication
10:30 a.m. Beverly Honeycutt Retirement Reception (GH)
3:30 p.m. Elder Board Meeting
5:15 p.m. The Bridge Worship Service (DH)
Monday, October 20
All Day Pumpkin Patch (South Hall Lawn)
12:00 p.m. Visitation (105)
4:00 p.m. The Geezers (BR)
Tuesday, October 21
All Day Pumpkin Patch (South Hall Lawn)
9:00 a.m. Womens Prayer Group (C/S)
9:45 a.m. Womens Bible Study - The Psalms (200)
10:30 a.m. WCC Book Club (107)
6:00 p.m. Handbell Practice (Choir Room)
Wednesday, October 22
All Day Pumpkin Patch (South Hall Lawn)
6:15 a.m. Mens Small Group 107)
7:00 a.m. Mens Bible Study (105)
Younger Mens Bible Study (BR)
5:30 p.m. Grace Notes Kids Choir (Kids Commons)
JYF Kids Club (Kids Commmons)
5:35 p.m. 5 Star Dinner (DH)
6:15 p.m. DivorceCare (The Bay)
6:30 p.m. Junior Youth Fellowship - JYF(Kids Commons)
Choir Practice (Choir Room)
Conversations With Christ Bible Study (105)
Leadership Woodmont (BR)
Introduction to the Bible (200)
Thursday, October 23 Library Workday
All Day Pumpkin Patch (South Hall Lawn)
Morgan Scott Mission Trip
6:30 p.m. New Member Gathering (Staufers Home)
Opportunities at Woodmont
Continuing Concerns:
Christine Reed
Willie Bandy
Mary Jo Phillips
Mim Ingman
Donnie Meadows, father of Donna Meadows Bryant and Brandy Meadows
Sympathy To:
Penny Stelling and family on the death of Pennys mother-in-law,
Gladyss Register.
Military Prayer List:
Dave Albritton, nephew of Dave and Pat Malone
Those Serving Abroad:
Jesse Garrison, Peace Corp in Armenia
Courtney Valk, Peace Corp in Republic of Georgia
Prayers for our Church Family
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The Elders of Woodmont request you join them in prayer for the following:
Those organizations fghting the Ebola virus in West Africa: Project C.U.R.E.,
Africare, Doctors Without Borders, American Red Cross, and the recent
deployment of 4,000 American soldiers may God protect them all!
Our 2014 Pumpkin Patch fund raiser an initiative that helps fund our
youth mission trips!
The Bridgeleaders Rev. Trey Flowers and Andra/Stephen; WCC
contemporary service providing our community with an alternative
worship style!
WCCs upcoming Trunk or Treat on Oct 29; one more incredible opportunity
to share the love of Christ with our neighbors!
If life is getting you down and you need a Christian friend to
listen, that is just what Stephen Ministers are trained to do.
Please call Kathy Patten (838-4957) to discuss the possibility
of this being the help you need.
photo by Mary Glynn Williamson
BY OUR PRESENCE AND OUR GIFTS DEACON SCHEDULE - October 19th, 2014
Communion Prep: Nora Rich
Service Coordinator: 9:30 - Jonathan Farmer
11:00 - Linda Webb
Video Camera: 9:30 - Barbie Howell
11:00 - Nora Rich
ELDERS SERVING - Oct. 19, 2014
9:30 a.m.
Chip Phinizy
and
John Henderson
11:00 a.m.
Bill Heyne
and
Anne Mitchell
Anne Mitchell - Hospital
5:15 p.m.
Bryan Sargent
WEEKLY PRAYER PARTNER:
New Covenant Christian
Church, Nashville
Date Sun. School Total Atd. Operating
September 21 340 783 $41,862
September 28 351 810 $25,468
October 5 325 722 $34,397
October 12 275 689 $21,819
WORSHIP SERVICES - October 19th, 2014
9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Clay Staufer, Preaching
Sermon Series - Ten Commandments
Title: "Boundaries, Adultery, and Theft"
Scripture: Exodus 20:14-15,Mark 10:6-9,
I Corinthians 13:4-13
5:15 p.m. - The Bridge
Justin Gung, Preaching
Sermon Series - May the Force Be With You
Title: "Long Lost"
Scripture: Luke 6:12-16
WOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH STAFF
Rev. Clay Staufer, Senior Minister


Michael Graham, Director of Music Ministry Topher Endress, Childrens Ministerial Intern Martha Duf, Director of Preschool
Sarah Hufman, Accompanist Mary Clare Pyron, Parish Nurse &Small Groups Coordinator Linda Whitson, Staf Administrator
Sara Koppelman, Communications Director Rebecca Vaughan, Receptionist Steven Austin, Housekeeping
Chris Beck, Finance Manager Beverly Honeycutt, Housekeeping Shirley Taylor, Housekeeping
Sam Marsh, Property & Housekeeping Manager Hannah Ott, Youth Ministerial Intern Nancy Holmes, Childrens Ministry Assistant
Ben Saunders, Youth Ministerial Intern
Dr. C. Roy Staufer, Minister of Adult Education & Church Life
Rev. Justin Gung, Minister of Children & Congregational Care
Farrell Mason, Minister of Family Life & Pastoral Care
Carla CJ Schooler, Minister of Jr. High Youth
Rev. Trey Flowers, Minister of Youth & The Bridge
Thom Schuyler, Director of College, Young Adults, Missions & Outreach
Andra Moran & Stephen Daniel King, Creative Directors for The Bridge
Tallu Quinn, Director of TNFP
Woodmont Christian Church
3601 Hillsboro Rd. Nashville, TN 37215
www.woodmontchristian.org
9:30 a.m.
Roy Jordan
Chad Greer
Kent McMillin
Mike McConnell
Scott Holley
Liz Holley
Terri McConnell
OPEN
11:00 a.m.
Jenny Soares
Robin Heyne
Stephen Quinn
Mike Wright
Laurie Hester
Jim Hester
Barbara Sullivan
Selena Guilfoy
5:15 p.m.
Tami Buchanan
Virginia Dinker
Stuart Lackey
Jennifer Lackey
David Stewart
Non Proft Org.
US Postage Paid
Nashville, TN
Permit # 1204
www.WoodmontFallFest.org