Dr. Richard A. Farmer
Senior Pastor
September 2016
[email protected]
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
8 AM Men’s Bible
Study
4
Communion
Sunday
COMMUNION
Traditional
TraditionalWorship
Service 8:30A
8Sunday
:30AM School 9:45 AM
Sunday
School 9:45AM
Contemporary
Service 11A
Contemporary
Worship
6 PM Youth Group
11
AMPraise Team Practice
6 pm
6 PM Youth Group
11
Grandparents Day
8:30 AM Traditional
Service
9:45 AM Sunday School
11 AM Worship Service
6 PM Youth Group
18
5
Labor Day
12
6 PM Operations Team
19
25
6:50PM Recovery
Group
8 PM SALT
13
6:50PM Recovery
8 PM SALT
20
6:50PM Recovery
8 PM SALT
Traditional Worship 8:30
AM
Sunday School 9:45AM
Worship Service 11 AM
Youth Group 6 PM
Traditional Worship 8:30
AM
Sunday School 9:45AM
Worship Service 11 AM
1 PM Quarterly Business
Meeting
6 PM Youth Group
6
26
6 PM Programming
Tem meeting
7:30 PM Education
Team Meeting
7
8
9
10:30 AM Coffee &
Crumbs
7:15 PM Bible Study
10
8 AM Men’s Bible
Study
Popcorn Festival
14
15
10:30 AM Coffee &
Crumbs
7:15 PM Bible Study
8:00 PM Eldership
Meeting
1:00 PM Noren Circle
6:30 PM Ministry
Team Meeting
7:30 PM Council
21
10:30 AM Coffee &
Crumbs
7:15 PM Bible Study
27
28
10 AM Martha Circle
6:50 PM Recovery
Group
8 PM SALT
10:30 AM Coffee &
Crumbs
7:15 PM Bible Study
October Tidings
articles are due on
September 27th
16
22
11AM—1 PM
Soup Kitchen
29
16
17
8 AM Men’s Bible
Study
23
Senior Adult
Lunch & Movie
11 AM
30
24
8 AM Men’s Bible
Study
Trinity Baptist Church
244 S. Main St.
Marion, OH 43302
Transform or Conform?
One of the most profound lessons I have learned in almost 30 years of ministry is that
people usually pass labels back and forth with a particular agenda in mind. We like to see
ourselves as part of the “in” crowd, our theology and morality gaining us the most acceptance within the communities we desire to be part of. We call this agenda all kinds of
things: “faith of our fathers,” “old time religion,” “conservative values,” “my parents
taught me, ” “new age movement,” “conservative,” or the like. The truth is, we want to be
seen as one who fits into the crowd we have chosen to
2 Cor. 3:12
Therefore, since we
participate in. We choose our churches for largely the
have such a hope, we are very same reasons we choose the books we read or the
bold. 13 We are not like Moses, neighborhoods we live in. We shop around, find a
who would put a veil over his community, store, or church that will help and enface to prevent the Israelites
courage me to hold on to my values, live out my life
from seeing the end of what
agenda, and smoothly flow through life with the least
was passing away. 14 But their amount of friction and as few road blocks as possible.
minds were made dull, for to
We do not intentionally seek out and read books we
this day the same veil remains disagree with, or shop in shopping centers based on
when the old covenant is read. the need of the store owners, or migrate to churches
precisely because they are in need of the very gifts
It has not been removed, because only in Christ is it taken God has graciously placed within us. We are conaway. 15 Even to this day when formists through and through, and if there is any passage of Scripture that is at the core of the postMoses is read, a veil covers
16
modern church critique I offer it is the first two verses
their hearts. But whenever
of Romans 12. You see, there are many ways to conanyone turns to the Lord, the
veil is taken away. 17 Now the form to the patterns of this world, and such conformity is often more powerful within the church than outLord is the Spirit, and where
the Spirit of the Lord is, there side the church, simply because we do not understand
is freedom. 18 And we all, who the subtle power of conformity that operates within
our church walls. The Labels we use are quite simply
with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are be- conformity in unison, a symptom of our desire to coning transformed into his image form and cause others to do the same.
with ever-increasing glory,
We feel that our labels are harmless enough, that
which comes from the Lord,
somehow they enable us to distinguish “us” from
who is the Spirit.
“them” But Labels are a symptom of something much
740-387-6527
www.tbcmarion.org
[email protected]
Facebook: Trinity Baptist Church
In the September Issue
Trinity News
3
Pastor Rick’s
Report
4
Rooted
5
Cathys Corner
6
Andrew’s CCO
Newletter
7
Council Minutes
8-9
Financial Report
10
Farewell
11
Meet & Greet
12
In Memory
13
Matt’s CCO
Newsletter
14
Education Team
Minutes
15
September
Calendar
16
Continued on the next page...
“For all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ. There is neither
Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
If you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham’s seed, and heirs according to the promise.”
Galatians 3:27-29
Continued from page 1
deeper than this. Labels help us build
walls. Labels empower us to walk
away from one while holding fast to
another. In Jesus’ day they often
served the same purpose. Tax Collector, Prostitute, Leper, Gentile; these
were all labels that religious Jews used
to avoid people and build walls. Jesus
dropped the Labels. When he met a
prostitute, she became a woman.
When he met the woman caught in
adultery, he saw a forgiven daughter
of God. When he encountered a Roman soldier with a sick child, he called
him an incredible illustration of faith.
And when he met a tax collector hated
by the Jews, he called him a disciple.
It was not so much Jesus changing labels as it was his refusal to use them.
Do we really believe that a gay person
is wholly defined by the labels we use
to describe him? Do we really believe
that “drug addict” gets to the essence
or history of a person? Are we really
trusting in the power of God’s grace
when we say “divorced person” in fact
disqualifies a person from church leadership? Our labels are sure signs of our
conformist tendencies to build walls
among people groups, dis-fellowship
from our brothers and sisters for a variety of (personal) reasons, and excuse
our deeply human tendency to migrate
toward people who make our theology
and our lives easier to embrace and
defend.
I have always been fascinated by the
story of the time Peter steps in to stop
Jesus from going to Jerusalem toward
certain harm or death. (See Matthew
16:13) In the first place, Peter is profoundly praised when he identifies Jesus as the Messiah. Jesus seems genuinely excited as He announces He will
turn over The Keys to The Kingdom to
the Disciples. But the story gets better.
Jesus then tries to help them understand that the only way this can happen is through his personal suffering at
the hands of the Jews and Romans.
Peter will have none of this. I am
tempted to believe that the praise of
Jesus a few verses earlier prompted
him to think that it was his personal
responsibility to protect The Messiah,
the way some people believe it their
personal responsibility to “safe guard
the truth”. Praise often leads people
to embrace a very high view of themselves, and Peter had just such a high
view. The thing is, he is dead wrong,
without any idea he is dead wrong.
He is so certain of this place among
the disciples that he announces to
Jesus – “There is no way I will let
anything happen to you!!!” Jesus’
response is pointed and surprising.
“Get behind me, Satan!!” The man
who had just identified the Messiah
now becomes the instrument of the
Devil. The lesson here is applicable
to us all. There is never a time when
we are not potentially a servant of
CONFORM
to give the same shape,
outline, or contour to : bring
into harmony or
accord <conformfurrows to
the slope of the land>
to be similar or
Identical; also : to be in
agreement or harmony —
used with to or with<changes
that conform with our plans>
to be obedient or compliant
—usually used
with to <conform to another's
wishes>b : to act in
accordance with prevailing
standards or customs <the
pressure to conform>
God as well as the enemy. One moment we can be in the center of
God’s will, proclaiming for all the
truth God reveals to us. The next moment we can be as far from God’s
will as humanly possible, taking our
stand for agendas that are as far from
God’s desire and purpose as we can
possibly be taken. Only the humble
can admit this truth. The key to the
Christian life is being able to discern
the difference between the two. And
the only answer we are given is a
2
constant and continual willingness to be transformed by the
renewing of our minds according
to Truth. Now the simple question: How can our minds be in a
constant state of renewal if we
present ourselves as having already arrived?
Labels are the enemy of transformation. Once I categorize myself
and others, often based on categories I have adopted in order to
fit into (another word for conform) particular communities, I
have imposed a limitation upon
myself, my theology, and my
growth, which will work to restrict rather than to liberate.
Transformation is an ongoing
process in the New Testament.
The Kingdom is continually
moving and growing, sanctification is a process, and the call of
God upon our lives is in no sense
a done deal or a finished project.
Peter, blessed of God, recognizes
the Messiah before others do in
one breath, then becomes an instrument of the Devil as He misunderstands the Messiah’s mission in the next breath. “You
(yaw or you-ins, for its plural)
shall know the Truth, and the
Truth shall set you free.” Labels
create bondage, Truth liberates.
It is one thing to understand that
God’s Truth is eternal, believable, understandable, and teachable. It is quite another thing to
believe I’m the one who has it,
therefore listen only to me. And
one will cease searching for
Truth if they have convinced
themselves they already have all
the truth they need to make a
judgment about you and me,
prompting them to label those
who stand outside their particular
version of truth. Transformation
implies change and
growth. Labels create roadblocks
and conformity. I challenge you
to join me in growing beyond the
closed door our labels often create, becoming with me a “Work
in Progress”, one label I can live
with.
The Education Ministry Team Minutes
The Education Ministry Team met Monday August 22, 2016.
Members present were: Nancy Betker, Cathy Hughes, Amy
Washburn, and Wendy Petrie.
Cathy opened the meeting in prayer.
Sunday School - Nancy
Budget projections were discussed.
Fifth Sunday curriculum was discussed for the next
combined Sunday School.
Jr. Church/Cathy’s Report
More volunteers will be needed since there are some
changes in the availability of current volunteers.
Budget projections were discussed.
Youth Report – Amy Washburn
Amy presented her report.
VBS dates were discussed with the tentative mission
trip for next year and camp dates being discussed.
Budget projections were discussed.
Nursery Discussion –In Becky’s absence, no report was
given.
Amy closed the meeting in prayer.
The next meeting will be Monday September 26th at 7:30.
Respectfully submitted by Cathy Hughes
15
Trinity
IN TOUCH*SOULED OUT*SET LOOSE
Sunday, S
eptember
25th
1 PM
ber 5th
Monday Septem
Septe
2
mber
We would like to thank everyone
for the prayers, condolences, and
cards at the loss of our father, father
-in-law and grand father, Charles
“Chuck” Blankenship. We deeply
appreciated your kindness and caring in our time of loss and sadness.
Chuck, Betsy & Wes Blankenship
Friday, September 23rd
Lunch & a movie
11 AM
2nd
2nd
Sunday, October
Cof
We fee &
Cr
dn
10 A esdays umbs
10 M
Eph :30 A Coffe
e
esia M
ns s
tud
y
October 30th
September is
WWGH
107.1 FM
Sundays 7:10—
S
14
Wednesdays 6:10
r 11th
unday, Septembe
3
8 PM
—7 PM
PASTOR Rick’s REPORT
Recently I received a note from a former member of Trinity
who had moved to another town. They had been home for a
recent visit and had talked with some people from Trinity by
way of reconnecting. One of the things that struck this person was the overwhelming consensus that Trinity is becoming a down town church. They mentioned that this had been
a goal and a prayer of the people of Trinity for decades, and
that it seemed God was answering these prayers. The interesting thing is, God has been turning us into a true down
town church, and some of the very people who desired this
prayerfully in the past have now moved on to other suburban churches. I guess the lesson from this is rather simple……be careful what you ask for. God might just want to
answer that prayer.
The Truth is, prayer is very powerful, and God is always listening. When we pray for things that fall within the will of
God, God will always answer. Sometimes the end result will
not look exactly like what we envision, and often we do not
fully understand exactly what it is we are praying for, but
God delights in answering prayers which reflect His desires
for us. It certainly makes sense for us to minister to down
town people, given our location. Combine this with the myriad of issues that down town Marion is struggling through at
present it would seem there is so much more for us to do.
Part of this ministry includes reaching out to children, youth
and college students. I encourage you to faithfully pray for
the work we are doing in these areas, for it just could be that
years from now we can look back on the role Trinity played
in the revamping and revival that has taken place in Marion, Ohio, for God’s Glory!!
4
September 2016
My month was as follows:
I spent my month as follows:
· Spent time visiting and talking
with 11 new people in our
church
· Spending time with 6 families
during crisis times
· Teaching a Sunday School Class
on The Church and Prayer with
Dennis
· Visiting shut-ins (7)
· Book writing
· Participation in Dr. Marks Tuesday night Recovery Class
· Benevolence meetings (12)
· 2 Campus Ministry Meetings
· Three marriage mentoring meetings
· One on one times with 10-20
members
· Weekly mentoring times (3)
· Shopping 5 times with some in
need of groceries
· Reading these books – The
Transformational Church, Jesus on Every Page, More Than
a Theory, God the Evidence,
Several Commentaries on The
Church, The Divine Conspiracy, Foolishness to the Greeks,
Love Within Limits, Various
Articles on the topic of the
Church, More Hard Sayings
of the New Testament, Apologetic Preaching, The Power of
Praying, The Untold Story of
the New Testament Church,
The Passion of the Western
Mind, The Case for Biblical
Christianity, Jesus The King,
What Christ Thinks of the
Church, Various
Beverly Lama
Beverly J. Lama, a vibrant artistic woman, of
Marion, passed away Tuesday, August 23,
2016 at Kindred Nursing Home at the age of
77. Beverly was born one of six children in
Marion, OH on December 10, 1938 to the
late Forrest Cornelius and Opal Marie
(Wilson) White. Beverly married Dale G.
Lama on November 16, 1957 in Richmond,
Indiana, Dale passed away February 11, 2003
in Lake Placid, FL.
Beverly will be missed by all that knew her.
She was a loving mother and very caring person. She was a skilled painter, poet and had a
wonderful sense of humor. She often had
her works on display at the Mid-Ohio Fine
Arts Society. Beverly was a member of the
Marion Area Writers Association and was a
former charter member of The National Museum of the Women in the Arts.
Beverly will be missed by her children,
James Dale (Bonita) Lama of Springfield,
OH, Daniel Brian (Inda) Lama of Marion,
and Sheryl Ann (Doug) White of Columbia,
South Carolina, 8 grandchildren, 9 great
grandchildren; siblings, Gary White and Ellen
Adams, and numerous special nieces and
nephews.
Beverly was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son, Michael Anthony Lama,
and siblings, Paul and Betty White and
Valeska Harbolt.
A funeral service was held on Saturday August 27 with Elder Phil Harbolt officiating.
Cynthia Imbody
Cynthia R. Imbody, 40 of Marion
passed away on Friday at Marion General Hospital. Cynthia was born November 30, 1975 in Marion to the late
James W. Imbody and Ellen Jeaneen
Johnston of Marion. In addition to her
mother, she is survived by daughter
Abigail R. Imbody, Marion; special
friend Jeff Schulz, Marion; sister Nikki
Blevins, Marion,; brother Jim (Krissy)
Imbody, Bucyrus; and 1/2 brother Eric
Imbody of Marion; as well as numerous nieces and nephews and 1 great
nephew.
Cynthia attended Marion Harding H.S.
and was a homemaker. She lived her
entire life in Marion and enjoyed shopping, especially for purses.
A funeral series was held on Friday August 26 with Dr. Richard Farmer officiating.
13
WELCOME
The Ryckmans
Rooted
6 So
then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, 7 rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith
as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.
Colossians 2:6-7 (NIV)
Meet and
Greet
Sunday,
October 4
12:00 pm
Andrew, Katie, and Abbe
Join us in welcoming the Ryckmans to Marion.
September means back to school! This is always a busy time of year for students and parents. We have students
from TBC who are active in cross country, tennis, marching band, dance, musicals at The Palace, and probably
many more activities that I have forgotten. All of this activity, however, has not impacted their commitment to
the Lord or TBC.
We had a pretty busy summer, and our fall is looking to be much of the same. We will be heading to PointFest at
Cedar Point on September 17 to see Hollyn, For King and Country, Chris Tomlin, and Toby Mac. We are pretty
excited…especially the parents who are going! The following week we are double-booked. The See You at the
Pole (SYATP) Rally is at River Valley High School at 6:00 p.m. and the Marion Association Youth Fall Rally is at
Springdale at 4:00 p.m. We will be attending the Fall Rally because I have been asked to be the youth ministry
representative for the Association. We will really miss the SYATP Rally, but we will still be able to participate at
SYATP on Wednesday, September 28 at the flagpoles of our schools before school starts.
Even though we are busy with activities, we still take the time to worship and learn. In youth group, we are still
studying the Doctrine series with Frances Chan. So far, we have discussed the core Christian beliefs related to
the Bible, the Trinity, Creation, and Sin. When we were studying Creation, we watched the movie “A Matter of
Faith,” which is an excellent movie about a young lady in college whose faith is challenged when she takes a
college biology class. (For all of you Netflix subscribers, it is on Netflix!)
In Sunday School, we have started studying the book of James, and we are using the study that Frances Chan has
on Right Now Media. One lesson we learned from the first 12 verses is that the word used for “test” is the same
word used to describe the purification methods that silversmiths used. They would heat the silver up so all of the
impurities would float to the top and they could scrape them off and discard them. They would repeat this
process until nothing floated to the top and the silversmith could see his reflection in the silver. God does the
same thing to us. All of the tests and trials we go through are part of our purification process so we become
more like Him, and He can see His reflection in us. Pretty stinking amazing.
We are Rooted.
Trinity Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Following the 2nd Service
12
5
But we were gentle among you, like a nursing mother taking
care of her own children. 8 So, being affectionately desirous
of you, we were ready to share with you not only the gospel
of God but also our own selves, because you had become
very dear to us.
1 Thess 2:7-8 (ESV)
As I come to my last day here at Trinity as a member of the staff, I find myself thinking of ministries I have been blessed to be part of throughout time.
The verses I have chosen may seem strange at first glance, but they have been
what I consider to be my life-verses since my first journeys to China decades ago. The key for
me in ministry has been to share the love of God through the Gospel of Jesus Christ as part of
the blessing of spending time with you all in each day of life. It has been a joy and privilege
to do this with the families here at Trinity while serving as the Children’s Director of Christian
Education. My prayers are still very much for the ministries here at Trinity, and I hope to be
still active even in the midst of my new schedule as a chaplain resident in Columbus.
hy
t
a
C
ks
n
a
h
to
T
e
c
i
v
er
s
r
u
nity
for yo
i
r
T
nd
a
d
o
G
It is a joy to know that the work will continue with Wendy Petrie at the helm. Thank you all
in advance for all of the help and prayers you will give to her as you have so wonderfully done
for me. Wendy has been very active in all of the children’s ministries here at Trinity for a
number of years. Each Sunday she is working behind the scenes, teaching Sunday School,
volunteering in the nursery, or teaching Jr. Church. She has a depth of experience as a public
school teacher here in our community which adds greatly to her expertise. Her greatest asset
to our ministry to families and children is her heart for the Lord and love for children. I feel
that I am leaving my treasures in the best possible hands as I pass the baton to her.
I trust I will not be absent from Trinity; however, my hours will include weekends in my new
role. I will be ministering either at Grant Medical Center or Riverside Methodist Hospital. It
is my prayer that you are all well enough not to see me while I am in my new post during this
year!
I certainly welcome prayers for my new ministry. It is a learning experience and will entail a
great deal of work along with the ministry aspect of seeing patients. It will also be a bit of a
stretch for my energy with the commute to Columbus each day. Thank you all in advance for
your prayers!
May the Lord continue to bless the work here at Trinity with the children’s ministry. As usual, we could always use more volunteers in the nursery, Jr. church, and for Awana (October
through April). If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please see Wendy Petrie or
Becky Cooper.
Thank you again for allowing me the blessing of ministering alongside of
you and the precious treasure of loving your children as my own and sharing
the Gospel with them.
In Christ,
Cathy Hughes
6
11
Trinity Baptist Church
Statement of Income & Expenses
July 2016
10
7
August 11, 2016
Moderator, Dave McCartney, called the meeting to order and read scripture from
Galatians 3:26-29, followed by prayer. Minutes from the June 9, 2016 meeting
were amended to note that Cathy Hughes's last day as Director of Children's Christian Education is August 31,
2016. Motion by Mark Poling to accept the Minutes as amended; seconded by Todd Petrie and approved by voice
vote.
Operations - Chuck Blankenship
 Reviewed the financial report.
 The piano has been tuned as best it can be; however, the hammers are worn and cannot be repaired and
J&J Piano recommends replacement, Permission to use memorial funds for Dora Mendoza and John
Johnston has been granted. Estimated cost is $800-1000.
 Will apply for the Rinehart Funds through Marion Community Foundation.
 Operations recommends that the church transition to direct deposit for payroll, which will result in cost
savings. Motion by Chuck to approve recommendation; seconded by Todd and approved by voice vote.
Dave suggested that all transactions be reviewed before submitting, perhaps by the Administration Coordinator.
 Overseers are asked to submit their 2017 Budgets, including projection of monthly spending, to Herb
Klingel.
 Phil Harbolt asked for a status report of the Dasher Fund projects. Chuck stated that he is in the process
of getting updated estimates for parking lot maintenance.
Programming - Colleen McCartney (absent due to illness)
 Next movie night is August 30th, preceded by a light supper.
 Complete report is in the Tidings.
Education
 Richard Caldwell has resigned as Overseer, and hopes that it is only temporary.
 Cathy Hughes reported that response from the last 5th Sunday has been very favorable and that use of a
video series may continue in the future.
Director of Children's Ministry - Cathy Hughes
 Promotion Sunday activities are August 28th.
 Complete report is in the Tidings.
Ministry - Todd Petrie
 No report at this time.
Pastor Rick Farmer
 Distributed a draft of the new Constitution document. Council is asked to review and study it in order
to discuss it at the September meeting. He stated that this document is much simpler and that interchangeable items in the current Constitution will be included in the Policies and Procedures Manual so
that any needed changes can be easily made in the future. He also asked that members of Council especially consider the part of Section 6.1, Church Council, that deals with decision making and voting at
congregational meetings.
 It is hoped that the new Constitution document will be ready to present to the congregation at the Quarterly Business Meeting, September 25th.
 We are using the existing Policies and Procedures until the new one is completed and approved.
 Leadership Training on August 13th has been cancelled; next training in September TBA.
 The Praise Team will be away August 14th and Ron Turner and Kathy Hill will be asked to play for
second service.
8
Eldership - Pastor Rick for Fritz Winegarner
 Prayers for Fritz who has been recently hospitalized with pneumonia.
 Approved the draft of the Constitution document.
 Working on a format to assist Ed Vaflor in completion of the Policies and Procedures Manual.
 Addressing the Benevolence Fund deficit. Three future fundraisers
are being planned.
 Mark Piacentini raised the issue of the great need for benevolence
in Marion County. He challenged Trinity to become a local mission in benevolence and suggested
that Council consider and pray about developing a plan to become a leader of Christ's benevolence
in Marion County.
 The Ryckman's are moved into the Indiana Ave. house. Phil thanked everyone who was involved
in getting the house ready for their arrival. Visits are encouraged; please see Kim Farmer for
phone numbers.
Dave announced calendar dates:
Next Council meeting: September 15, 2016
Quarterly Business Meeting: September 25, 2016, 1:00 p.m.
Fifth Sunday: October 30, 2016; January 29, 2017; April 30, 2017
November Council meeting: November 10, 2016.
Annual Business Meeting: either November 6th or November 13, 2016.
The meeting was closed by singing the Doxology. The next meeting of the Church Council is September
15, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. in the Christian Center.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jane Bender
Clerk
Present: Dave McCartney, Jane Bender, Chuck Blankenship, Mark Poling,
Cathy Hughes, Phil Harbolt, Todd Petrie, Mark Piacentini, Pastor Rick
Farmer, Leah Lawrence, John Freshour, Jean Freshour, Carolyn Green,
Walt Caldwell, Sharon Davis, Kim Farmer, Jerry Gorby. Absent: Colleen
McCartney, Fritz Winegarner, Ed Vaflor.
Dr. Fritz Winegarner
4474 Powell Rd.
Marion OH 43302
DC2 WES BLANKENSHIP
USS FRANK CABLE AS40 FIT
UNIT 100105 BOX 701
FPO, AP 96657
Encouragement
Corner
But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called Today,
so that none of you may be hardened by sin’s deceitfulness.
Hebrews 3:13
9
Craig & Linda Reynolds
969 Somerlot Hoffman Rd. W
Marion, OH 43302
Janet Kempton
511 Edgefield Dr.
Marion OH 43302