VOLUME XXXXXIV
ISSUE 6
Dear Galilee Members and Friends,
As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, we
can celebrate summer will finally arrive this June! I
am curious to see what this great destination of
Indian Lake – you’re privileged to call home – what
“the season” looks and feels like as you share your
home with thousands of guests and visitors.
This June, we will continue to be about
preparations for Galilee’s Daycamp set to unfold on
July 18-22. My thanks to all those of you who’s
joined in this adventure! Especially, we need to
thank Judy Neely, Nancy Mayers, Jean Frobase
and Deb Berlin. Take a look inside this newsletter
for all the ways you can be a part of this great
outreach and Christian Education program!
We’ll be welcoming and training all month long our
newest staff member, Jamie, as she begins her
ministry to Galilee as our new Administrative
Assistant. She will be serving just ten hours each
week, so please greet her and introduce yourself
when you meet her. As we’re welcoming Jamie,
continue to keep the Call Committee in the forefront
of your prayers as they review your surveys and
profiles of pastoral candidates.
Early this month, we will say farewell and
Godspeed to Jason Stanford, who’s served Galilee
so faithfully for over fourteen years. On June 5, we
will thank him after worship with a special
reception. With Jason’s departure and Michael
Mallory’s upcoming move to Cincinnati to begin
college at University of Cincinnati, our search for a
new generation of musical leadership has already
begun. I am pleased and excited to share that
Emma Powers has agreed to sing as a new
vocalists this summer.
June 2016
A great sign of health is when ministry can be
shared and passed on; I pray and believe we will
experience this again together – for this service is
so significant to whom Galilee is and how we
worship God together.
In this season of summer, I am reminded again of
God’s gift of Sabbath… a gift that is also an
expectation. God created a day of rest, the
Sabbath. A time for God’s people to rest, from the
tick-tock of a clock, or the phones in our pockets.
Our Indian Lake community is indeed a place to
retreat and enjoy Sabbath renewal. When guests
and visitors come, may we welcome them
graciously, to worship, to day camp, to all that we
may offer together in service to our Risen Lord.
And, may we, too, find ways to model Sabbath
keeping for our friends, family members, neighbors,
and coworkers.
In Christ,
Pastor Shelley
Search for New Keyboardist is Underway
The search for Galilee’s next Keyboardist is well
underway! Already, we’ve advertised with Ohio
Northern University and Wittenberg University, and
Southern Ohio Synod. Thanks to Suzy Mallory for
sharing our opening with Indian Lake Local
Schools. If you know of someone, please invite
them to contact Galilee
[email protected] for the full Job
Posting. Our hopeful prayer is that a new
Keyboardist will be found this summer, and that our
Contemporary Service will remain a vibrant, joyful
means to worship our Triune God! Questions?
Please connect with Pastor Shelley.
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LESSONS FOR JUNE
6/5– 3 Sunday after Pentecost
First Reading
1 Kings 17:17-24
Psalm
Psalm 30
Second Reading
Galatians 1:11-24
Gospel
Luke 7:11-17
6/12 –4th Sunday after Pentecost
First Reading
2 Samuel 11:26--12:10, 13-15
Psalm
Psalm 32
Second Reading
Galatians 2:15-21
Gospel
Luke 7:36--8:3
6/19 –5th Sunday after Pentecost
First Reading
Isaiah 65:1-9
Psalm
Psalm 22:19-28
Second Reading
Galatians 3:23-29
Gospel
Luke 8:26-39
6/26– 6th Sunday after Pentecost
First Reading
1 Kings 19:15-16, 19-21
Psalm
Psalm 16
Second Reading
Galatians 5:1, 13-25
Gospel
Luke 9:51-62
summer and dive into potential songs and hymns
we can sing together at Galilee?
On Sunday, June 5, we will celebrate Jason
Stanford’s 14 years of ministry here at Galilee. In
this time of transition, Galilee leaders and members
will begin selecting the songs and hymns we sing
each Sunday. Already Paula and Barney Partin,
Jan Wilt and Pastor Shelley have agreed to be
involved, would you like to join the fun? We will
meet on an upcoming Tuesday or Sunday. If you
are interested, please RSVP via email to
[email protected] so that Jamie can
shared with you the Bible readings you will need to
read in advance. Together, we’ll share conversation
and plan worship for June, July & August!
Friday, July 8: Spokefolk to Visit & Offer a
Concert!
This summer, Galilee will be privileged to welcome
a group of 30-40 high school teens and young(er)
adults as they ride around central Ohio… on
BICYCLE and then each evening perform a
Christian folk concert. After their Friday, July 8,
concert if there’s still energy and willingness, they
may take a boat ride around the Lake. Yet they will
also rest-up and stay overnight on Galilee’s carpet.
Their Spokefolk concert will be a gift to us and
Indian Lake! And their timing will be excellent just
about a full week before Daycamp! Our gift to them
will be serving them a pre-concert dinner and then,
breakfast before they head out on the road. Thanks
to Galilee’s WELCA Group for leading up this
ministry of hospitality! Learn more about this
unique ministry at www.spokefolk.org
President’s Note
Happy summer!
Song & Hymn Team
Do you love to worship God? Might you be willing
to read the lessons ahead for each Sunday this
May was a busy month at Galilee. We discovered
Thrivent funding for projects, thanks to Nancy
Mayers, and received funding for 2 projects with
LOMO Daycamp and to construct a fire pit for
community activities on our property. At the time of
this writing, we also received confirmation of a
grant to feed the youth in the Spokefolk group! If
you are a Thrivent member, please let Nancy or
myself know as we can use more members for
future projects.
Our hiring committee for the Office Manager
position – Roger Brandeberry, Nancy Mayers and
myself, met and interviewed 2 candidates for our
vacancy. We hired Jamie Adkins (see article for
info on Jamie) who started on 5/31. Jamie will
likely spend her 10 hours per week on 2 days to be
able to coincide with the time Pastor Shelley is in
the office. So far, she has done a great job, she
got the first bulletin done quickly, and we only
missed a couple of minor things- not bad for her
first try! Welcome Jamie!
May also brought the start of our 9:30am start
times, confusing for some, but will work to create a
clearer reminder of the time change for the future.
June and July will bring many opportunities for
help/volunteering around the church- Preparing,
shopping for LOMO, planning for Spokefolk,
planning and creating the new fire pit (under the
direction of Jim Frobase), Outreach volunteeringalways needed- let’s see if we can make a strong
showing for the kids this summer- There is
something for everyone to get involved in Galilee
this summer!
We are small, but we are mighty- my biggest fear
for Galilee is that the small group, who actively
volunteers, will-tire- so if you can, jump in and help,
we always have a good time- you might enjoy it
more than you thought. Our mission is to proclaim
to all people God’s message of grace, faith, hope
and love, making disciples through the good news
of Jesus Christ-and we go where God guides us.
Blessings to all,
Peri
The search for Galilee’s next Office Manager is
over. The part-time, ten hours/week position was
awarded to Jamie Adkins.
Jamie comes to us from Bellefontaine where she
was born and raised. She is engaged and her
fiancé Arthur Knox works full time for Airstream in
Jackson Center. She is the mother of three
children. Her son Christian and soon to be stepson
Jacob are both 17 and just ended their junior year.
Her daughter Emily is 15 and just ended her
freshmen year. Jamie currently works part-time at
Peebles and has an associates’ degree in
Psychology. She is very excited for this opportunity
and is looking to forward to meeting all of you.
Many thanks to Peri Bonner, Darryl Hanger and
Deb Berlin for coordinating the essentials of this
ministry role from February until now. Thanks to
their good work, Galilee has a greater
understanding of this ministry role and what the
current needs are and a special thank you to Nancy
Mayers and Roger Brandeberry for serving on the
interview team.
Treasurer’s Note
After a lot of thinking and praying, I have decided to
step down as the Treasurer at the end of this year.
I am not yet sure where I am heading in the coming
months. It has been a pleasure and a lot of fun
these past 12 years. If you would like to consider
taking over, let me know as now would be a great
time as I can show you the ropes. All of the
spreadsheets used are Excel, so if you are familiar
with that program, you can step right in. If you
aren’t familiar with the program it is easy to learn. I
just want you to know, that I will always be
available for answering questions on anything and
everything to do with the job and I would never
leave Galilee stranded.
Scott Young, Treasurer
Office Manager Search
Nicholas Bozman 6/2
Terry Nelson 6/11
Doris Easterday 6/16
Linda Stackhouse 6/28
Valerie Mitchell 6/29
the church office updated on your prayer requests
and please let us know if you have any updates on
those listed above. Thank you
Tom & Kathy Lee 6/24
Greg & Pam Bowsher 6/27
Steve & Terry Nelson 6/27
PRAYER CONCERNS
updated June 6, 2016
HOMEBOUND:
Carol McColloch
NURSING HOMES:
Millie Light (recent fall)
Logan Acres
HEALTH AND OTHER CONCERNS:
Michael Myers (transition)
Chuck Schindler
Reacel Prince – heart and kidney dialysis
Jeff Austin – cancer free but is still paralyzed
(Greg Bowsher’s nephew)
Rick Day – neurologic issues
John Dungan – cancer (friend of Jim Biery)
Ginny Jo Pickering – mass on spleen/nodules
on lungs (friend of Jan Wilt)
Mike Hewlett – stomach cancer (friend of
Barney and Paula)
The family of Maria Hudkins on her passing
(daughter-in-law of Joyce)
Shaw)
Kathy Wilgus – cancer (friend of Peggy Fogt)
Joyce Shaw
Chris Breast CA - (friend of Peri)
Helen and John Timmer- health issues
Paul Proeschel - health issues (Helen)
Roz Meister - (Pastor Shelley)
Mike George family on his passing (Freida
George’s son)
Amanda and Shawn (family tragedy) (Pam)
The family of John Spring on his passing- esp.
daughter Julie 37wks pregnant
Brian Cook recovering from serious accident (friend
of Bonners)
Betty Fitzwater mass on lung (close friend of Paula)
Bev Fogt (fall) (Greg’s Mom)
Jeff Meyers (surgery) (son of Glenda and Fred)
Jerry Pennell detached retina, surgery (Peg)
The family of Roy Leasure on his passing (Carol Maier)
Carolyn Capen-health & life decisions (Darryl)
Please Note: This list of prayer concerns is updated
each week and placed in the entryway. Please keep
The Galilee WELCA ladies met on Thursday, May
12 at our meeting time of 1 pm. Present were Deb
Berlin, Pam Bowsher, Betty Brandeberry, Peg Fogt,
Jean Frobase, Darryl Hanger, Patsy Watkins, and
Jan Wilt
We began with candle lighting at the altar, spoken
and unspoken prayers, and praying the Lord’s
Prayer.
Jean Frobase had the study on Woman to Woman
and sisters across the generation. The Bible study
used Mary and Elizabeth as examples. Several of
us had best friends that are of a different
generation and how that relationship is different.
Pam Bowsher called the meeting to order, and
Darryl read the minutes of the April 14 meeting.
The Treasurer’s report was given with a balance of
$143.53. A thank you was received from Friends
Serving Friends. Jan reported the Sunshine Fund is
$27.05 as of today.
Old Business
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The picnic will be July 14 at 11 am. We will
have a carry-in and meat and drinks will be
provided. Everyone is given an assignment to
bring a guest (someone from the Church). We
will not be meeting in June.
May 31 is the deadline for LOMO before it’s
opened up to the public...
New Business
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Officers were elected for 2016/2017. Treasurer
will be Jean Frobase, Secretary will be Darryl
Hanger, President will be Pam Bowsher, VicePresident will be Peg Fogt, and Sunshine Chair
will be Jan Wilt.
Meetings for 2016/2017 will be at 1 pm on the
second Thursday of each month, August thru
December and March thru May. We will have
no meeting in January and February.
We had discussion on Family and the way times
have changed over the years.
The next meeting will be Thursday, August 11 at 1
pm, at the Church. However, the picnic will be
Thursday, July 14 at 11 am at Jean Frobase’s
house. All women of Galilee Church are invited.
We want to thank the members of Thrivent who
made these donations possible. The members of
this committee are Deb Berlin, Jean Frobase,
Nancy Mayers, and Judi Neely. You can contact
any of them if you have questions or come to the
meeting on the 13th.
Judi Neely
We closed the meeting by reciting the Missionary
Benediction.
JULY 18-22: GALILEE LUTHERAN CHURCH’S
SUMMER DAYCAMP
LOMO Summer Bible Camp is coming to Galilee
next month, July 18-22.
We are looking forward to having 30 young
campers who have completed kindergarten through
6th grade to participate.
We presently have 8 children registered and are
now opening it up to the children in the surrounding
area so if you have children or grandchildren who
would like to attend, please get them registered
ASAP.
There will be a meeting for all volunteers on
Monday, June 13th at 10am to make you familiar
with our responsibilities and assign positions.
LOMO will provide 3 counselors who will conduct
all programming.
We need 3 able-bodied persons to be their
assistants. We also need people to register the
children each AM and check them out at the close
of each day. We need several people to prepare
and serve food for lunch each day. These could be
the same people.
Thrivent has been contacted and has donated
money toward the food and also money toward
materials to build a fire pit.
This will be an asset that will be used by Galilee for
years to come. Jim Frobase will be the builder.
CHURCH COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS
Tuesday, May 3, 2016 – 6:45 pm
The Council meeting of May 3, 2016, was called to
order. Roll call Jim Biery, Peri Bonner, Roger
Brandeberry, Jim Frobase, Secretary Darryl
Hanger, Barney Partin, Treasurer Scott Young, and
Interim Pastor Shelley Nelson-Bridger were in
attendance. Interim Pastor Shelley Nelson-Bridger
opened with prayer and a reading from 2 Timothy in
The Bible.
Secretary’s Report
 The minutes were approved. of the April 5 regular
Council meeting and the April 14, 2016, Special
Council meeting.
Treasurer’s Report
 Budget update – Scott gave the financial report.
Most everything is okay and as expected for March
and April. Lenten offerings gave us $465 with $155
to be given to each of these: Our Daily Bread,
United Christian Services, and Epiphany.
 Scott told us he will be quitting at the end of the
year after twelve years as Treasurer. He also said
he will not leave the Church without a Treasurer but
wanted to give plenty of notice to find someone
else.
Pastor’s Report
Several highlights:
 The puppet shows given at Church will be put on
the web.
 On Pentecost, the 3 panel masterpiece will move to
the hallway outside of the
Conference/Fellowship/Education/Outreach
classrooms.
 May/June – Graduates of 2016 Reception; May 29
starts our 9:30 am worship time; Galilee’s
DayCamp Leadership Team servants are Jean
Frobase, Nancy Mayers, and Judy Neely; Early
Bird DayCamp registration is due May 31 and
Regular registration is due June 30.
 Summer schedule – Pastor Shelley gave us her
summer schedule with vacation days and the
Interim Training Course dates.
 Love Package – Darryl presented a place for used
religious literature to be sent. A friend gave a flyer
to be posted and they already send items in bulk.
Items could be given to them to take care of.
President’s Report
 Hiring update – The help wanted ad was put in the  Date for Next Meeting – June 7, 2016, 6:45 pm.
Examiner last week. It will go in the Shoppers Edge
this week. No success with anything else at this
FROM THE CALL COMMITTEE
time. Nancy Mayers and Peri Bonner will be on the
We had an interview with a Pastor on June 1st and
Interview Committee.
will let you know as things progress and we are
able to share what is going on.
Ministry Team Reports
 In-Reach/WELCA – WELCA meets next week, May
In the mean time we will continue to work on our
12.
church profile based upon the results of the survey.
 Property – Mulch Day/Install Mailbox – Jim Frobase
There were 24 who responded to the questionnaire
and Bob Grant will be working on this to complete
and the results are below.
it.
 LOMO discussion – a. Background checks: Pastor
Now all questions will add up to 100% because
Shelley wants everyone working with the campers
there were multiple answers to most questions.
to have a background check and thinks it can be
done through an insurance company. This is not a
We do appreciate all who participated and if
BCI check. b. Fee and registration questions and
anyone wants to complete a questionnaire and did
discussion. Biery made a motion we charge $25
not have the opportunity to do so, let us know and
per child with a family max of $75 for Campers. If
we will get you a questionnaire to complete and
they have a Medicaid card, they can complete a
adjust accordingly.
scholarship application and will get the registration
free. c. Items needing decisions will be taken care
Thank you to all that responded. We appreciated
of by the Leadership LOMO Committee. Frobase
the responses.
offered to set up a fire pit for the campers if wanted.
This will be decided by the Leadership LOMO
The bold numbers with % signs are the percentage
Committee.
that responded with that answer.
Old/Unfinished Business – Each of these items will
be brought up in future meetings.
 Church Website – waiting for update.
 500th Reformation Anniversary 2017
 Grace Gathering before Church Wide Assembly in
New Orleans.
 Synod Assembly June 4th – Wittenberg.
New Business
 Ensemble – Resignation of Jason Stanford
effective June 5, 2016. Michael Mallory is planning
on his vocalist position until August. Peri and
Pastor Shelley have been working on a keyboardist
and a vocalist. Peri will contact Austin (drummer) to
let him know that effective immediately, he is not
needed. (This should be a relief for him as he’s
living in Dayton.) Job descriptions for these musical
positions will be put online for schools and also on
our website.
 Call Committee – Jeff Wick called a meeting here.
Want to revamp the presentation to prospective
Pastor applicants.
There is also bold lettering which are the
comments that were made.
2016 Survey Results
Vision for the future
1.
Growth in the size of our congregation
a.
Yes *50%*
b.
No *0%*
c.
Would like to have new people join as well as
bringing back previous members *84% But I do not want
to lose the closeness that our church family shares.*
d.
I am happy with the size and do not want change
*0%*
e.
Other Thoughts:_____*Need to develop more
programs.*
2.
What appeals to you about our current
congregation (circle all that apply to you)
a.
Friendly and close knit people *92%*
b.
Alternating Traditional and Contemporary services
*68%*
c.
Selection of music *58%*
d.
Sermons by Pastor *54%*
e.
Other Thoughts:___*Sunday School!!, Relate how
old Testament is tied into New
Testament*____
f.
Opportunity to serve within the congregation
*50%*
List areas you would be willing to participate
in:___________________________________________
_
3.
Composition of the Congregation:
a.
Content with the current Congregation, no change
*21%*
b.
Would like to see younger people attending
*58%*
c.
Would like to have children attending *38%*
d.
Would rather our growth be toward older people
*11%*
e.
Have no preference *26%*
f.
Other Thoughts:__*Sunday School, Growth*
4.
Your insight on the promotion of the Galilee (No
Steps, No Ramps)
a.
Advertising in the Shoppers Guide *63%*
b.
Advertising in the Chamber of Commerce book
*54%*
c.
Adding additional signs around the area *29%*
d.
Announcement of services on the radio *54%*
e.
Expansion of the Internet Capabilities *38%*
*f.
*Facebook announcements of activities *50%*
g.
Posting of flyers at local business, with permission
*25%*
h.
Develop a flyer to show people of our programs
*42%*
i.
Other Thoughts:______*Bellefontaine Examiner
*_________________
j.
Would you be willing to donate extra to
accomplish any of the above
i.
Yes *38%*
.
No *5%*
Maybe *42%*
5.
When a new Pastor is found would you
a.
Be supportive of new ideas and/or concepts within
the Lutheran guidelines *83%*
b.
Be supportive to only programs that would be
appealing to me *5%*
c.
Be willing to increase my giving to help support a
new pastor *17%*
d.
Help in showing him/her around the community
*25%*
e.
Welcome him/her even if you don’t totally agree
with them *58%*
f.
Other
Thoughts:_____________________________________
__________________
6.
Would you be supportive and willing to help with
children’s programs
a.
Yes 17*%*
b.
No *11%*
c.
Maybe some *46%*
d.
Other Thoughts:_*I will give money to support
them, but DO NOT want to teach. I do not do well
anymore working with kids*
Pastoral Care:
*Pastoral Care:*
1.
As a regular part time pastor at Galilee we would
expect:
All Sundays, except for vacations, religious holiday
Celebrations covered
(Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday,
Christmas, etc.) and weddings, funerals, hospital calls,
and shut in calls in addition to *one* of the following:
a.
One full week day presence *33%*
b.
Two full week days presence *11%*
c.
Two half days (4 hrs) per week presence 33*%*
d.
Four half days (4 hrs) per week presence *5%*
e.
Other Thoughts:_*What ever works (11%),
Depends on drive length
(11%), Making sure that hours pastor is there are
communicated clearly*
_____________
2.
Attendance at Council Meetings
a.
Yes *88%*
b.
No *4%*
c.
Undecided *0.8%*
d.
Other Thoughts*Part of some meetings council
needs executive session*
3.
Should the pastor visit every member each year?
a.
Yes *29%*
b.
No *25%*
c.
Would rather not have pastor call unless
emergency or unable to attend church *42%*
d.
Other Thoughts:_____*Common Sense*
________________________________________
4.
Do you think the pastor is responsible for
recruiting new members?
a.
Yes *21%*
b.
No *26%*
c.
This should be part of all member’s responsibility
to create new relationships *46%*
d.
Other Thoughts:_*Maybe he/she has ideas to
interest people to come to Galilee, Indirectly yes, *
5.
What direction should a new pastor pursue for
Galilee?
a.
Recruit Young members *25%*
b.
Recruit Older member *21%*
c.
Keep things the same as we are *5%*
d.
Give new insight to the Congregation *33%*
e.
Other Thoughts:_*More Programs,*_*Some
community participation,
Growth*______________________________________
_____
Additional Comments:
*I like things the way we are now, but with older
members only will not grow. I love our congregation, the
closeness, and the love we share. I hope if we get new
members, young or old, they are going to easily join in
our family closeness.* Over the past few years a lot of
talented and hard working members have tried to gain
young members, but have not been successful. I am
certainly not against having younger members and
children; just realizing it may not be possible unless a
miracle were to occur!* The person or persons who
thought this up should **do IT!*
6/8
Due By Noon Announcements for 6/12 Bulletin
12:30pm- 3p GED
3p-6p Outreach
6/9
11am-12p Outreach
No Welca
6/10
11am-12p Outreach
6/11
11am-Lucky Lakers
6/13
12:30pm-3p GED
6/14
8:30am AA
11am-12pm Outreach
10am-12pm Krazy Krafters
6/15
12:30pm-3pm GED
July Newsletter Articles Deadline
3pm-6pm Outreach
6/16
11am-12p Outreach
4pm Our Daily Bread
6/17
11am-12pm Outreach
6/20
12:30pm-3pm GED
6/21
8:30am AA
11am-12pm Outreach
10AM-12P Krazy Krafters
6/22
12:30pm-3p GED
3p-6p Outreach
6/23
11am-12p Outreach
6/24
11am-12p Outreach
6/25
11am Lucky Lakers
6/27
12:30pm-3pm GED
6/28
8:30am AA
11am-12pm Outreach
10a-12pm Krazy Krafters
6:45pm Council Meeting
6/29
12:30pm-3p GED
3p-6p Outreach
6/30
11am-12pm Outreach
Outreach News
The summer food program at the Outreach Centers
is now funded through Logan County United Way.
The lunches will be provided on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm at
Galilee. We will also be sending take home food
bags every Friday to all the kids who come to the
Center. Emma Powers is the intern for Galilee, and
will be working 15 hrs per week with the group.
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The summer program begins June 6 , with all
types of activities.
Mondays from 3-7pm the youth will be swimming or
at the movies, Tues, Thurs and Fri, they will be
cleaning up in and around Russells Point from 1011, with lunch at 11-12. Wednesdays, there will be
a nutrition program at 3pm with tutoring (sign up in
narthex, tutors needed) from 4-5pm, dinner at 5pm
provided by GLC or ILCC, followed by fishing and
or arts and crafts. On Fridays from 1-3 there will be
bowling at TP Lanes.
So, a busy, fun filled summer ahead for the
Neighborhood Outreach Center located here at
Galilee!
June CALENDAR
6/1
12:30pm-3pm GED
3p-6p Outreach
6/2
Due By Noon Announcements for 6/5 Bulletin
11am-12pm Outreach
6/3
11am-12pm Outreach
6/6
12:30pm-3p GED
6/7
8:30am AA
11am-12pm Outreach
10a-12pm Krazy Krafters
6:45pm Council Meeting
CHURCH STAFF
Jamie Adkins Office Manager
Peri Bonner, Council President
Michael Mallory, Vocals
Rev. Shelley Nelson-Bridger, Interim Pastor
Paula Parton – Choir Director
Jan Wilt, Organist
OUR MISSION
TO PROCLAIM TO ALL PEOPLE
GOD’S MESSAGE OF GRACE, FAITH,
HOPE AND LOVE, MAKING
DISCIPLES THROUGH THE GOOD
NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST.