FLCS This Week

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EACH WEEKEND:
SATURDAYS: Living Water Communion 5:30PM
SUNDAYS: Classic Communion 8:30AM
Coffee Hour & Study Groups 9:30AM
Praise Communion 10:30AM
Office phone: 310-320-9920
EASTER SEASON AT FIRST – WALKING IN NEW LIFE
o EASTER SUNDAY: THE RESURRECTION OF
OUR LORD
Sunrise Holy Communion Service at
6:30am
Easter Breakfast begins at 7:30am
Festival Holy Communion 6:30, 8:30am
Easter Egg Hunt for children at 10am
Festival Holy Communion at 10:30am
On the Web: www.flchurch.org • www.facebook.com/FLCS.Torrance
Email: Church: [email protected] • School: [email protected]
Our Mission:
We seek and make disciples
in the saving way of Jesus
called and sent
to serve and speak
God’s love in daily life
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April 20, 2014 Easter Sunday Resurrection of Our Lord
SERVICES THIS WEEKEND
SATURDAY
5:30pm
Living Water Communion
SUNDAY
8:30am
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Classic Communion
o “Screwtape Letters” book study begins Wed. April 23 at 7:30pm
o “Resurrection Stations” study begins Wed. April 30th at 5:30pm
10:00am Japanese Bible Lesson
o Taste of the Town Gala – “Mad Hatter’s Ball” -- Sat May 10th at 5pm
3:00pm
o Mother’s Day || Good Shepherd Sunday May 11th
o FLCS Annual Congregation Meeting and Brunch -- Sun May 18th
Brief Holy Communion 8:30am
Unity Service of Holy Communion 10:00am
Congregation Brunch and Annual Meeting 11:00am
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PROJECT+FAITH CAPITAL CAMPAIGN: Thanks to the support of so many, our
campaign contribution total is nearing the $500,000 mark! Please prayerfully
consider helping us meet this important goal as the project nears completion.
Portions of today’s service are reprinted from Hymns for Worship © 2001 & Sundays & Seasons © 2002 with permission by Augsburg Fortress
License # 10193-S & CCLI License #520383
10:30am Praise Communion
Glory Lutheran Church
[Mandarin/English Worship]
WELCOME TO THIS COMMUNITY OF
FAITH & GRACE! We’re so glad
you’re here today; you are important to
us, and it’s a blessing to welcome you!
Please note that it is no longer necessary
to complete the welcome card each week.
Cards are in the pew racks, for you to use
to communicate with us, or to request us to
be of any special service to you. Completed
cards can be left with an usher or placed in
the offering plate
Please greet the Pastors and greeters
as you leave service today. They’ll be so
glad to meet you. And please come again!
April Emphasis: Outreach and Welcome
Jesus said, “You are witnesses of these things.”
In the Gospel we meet the Church’s great task: to proclaim the
crucified and risen Christ. This most basic of Christian actions
is at the core of all our ministries of invitation and evangelism.
All that we do and say, every ministry of worship, learning,
community and service, are dedicated to this central task – that
all may know and share Christ’s resurrection love!
This Spring we will welcome a number of new partners in
ministry. We invite you to join us in Christ’s mission of love in
daily life, and meet Him “in the breaking of the Bread.” More
than 300 new members have joined our community in the past
several years, as we baptize and grow in the promise and
calling of God.
We urge every one of our members and friends to rededicate
ourselves to the work of invitation and outreach, to welcome
friends and neighbors, no matter where they come from or what
they need, to discover the gift of grace in the face of Christ,
through baptism and discipleship. May God bless and empower
us as together we share our faith, this season and always!
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Mission:First– Seeking and Making Companions in Christ’s Service
Congregation President: Lynn Johnson
in worship and parish administration
MINISTRY LEADERSHIP • SERVING AT TODAY’S WORSHIP SERVICES:
Companions, Citizens, Servants, Saints:
Senior Pastor & Mission Director:
Assoc. Pastor & Dir. Of Servant Ministries:
Associate in Ministry – Dir. of Christian Life:
Day School Co-Principal:
Day School Co-Principal:
Early Education Center Director:
Executive Assistant & Human Resources:
Business Manager:
Operations Manager & SCRIP Coordinator
Director of Music:
Organist & Worship Associate:
Church Administrative Assistant
Sunday/Special Event Childcare Assistant:
“In His Name” Praise Team Musicians:
(10:30Service Music Ministry)
Percussion:
Guitars
Assisting Ministers: 6:30
8:30
10:30
Scripture Readers: 6:30
8:30
10:30
Acolytes 8:30
10:30
Altar Guild:
Communion Assistants: 8:30
Ushers:
Sound Console:
Power Point:
10:30
8:30
10:30
The baptized people of God in the world
The Rev. Dr. Bill Hurst
[email protected]
The Rev. Jared Carson
[email protected]
Sister Laura Carson
[email protected]
Sandy Ammentorp [email protected]
Kris Olson
[email protected]
Shirley Becker
[email protected]
Debby Zagorin
[email protected]
Karen Davis
[email protected]
Guy Kramer
[email protected]
Linda Dean
[email protected]
Kent Eggert
[email protected]
Laura Damsky
[email protected]
Ashley Severson
Beth Bender, Sue O’Donovan, Carole Gallegos,
Roxanne Heimbuck, Randy Heimbuck, Linda Dean
Dale Shelton
Andre Lee, Ron Finn
Mary Stewart
Verne Palmer
Pam Mullowney
Gary Palmer
Janice Saruwatari
Judy Cullum
TBA
TBA
Maria & Kylie Voigt, Randal Snyder
Nicolette Breski, Dale Friedly, Joan Giudice,
Ana Guthmiller, Mary Stewart, Beth Tande.
TBA
Dave Gill, Garry Fruth, Bill Voigt, Barbara Hesler
Ron Radcliffe, Bob Brekke, Jim Marshall,
LiLang Bauer
Rod Croom, Bill Gallegos, Jake Braafladt
Christian Porretto, Carole Gallegos
Classical Crossroads Concert Series Now at First!
For more information on upcoming Friday and Saturday
classical concerts here in the FLCS Sanctuary, visit
www.palosverdes.com/classicalcrossroads
Annual Taste of The Town – May 10th
Mon
Apr 21
Tues
Apr 22
Wed
Apr 23
Thurs
Apr 24
Fri
Sat
Apr 25
Apr 26
Sun
Apr 27
9:00
2:00
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
9:00
7:00
7:00
11:30
1:00
5:45
7:00
Morning Glories Bible Study
Fireside Room
Monday Night Meals
Kitchen
NAMI Support Group
Fireside Room
NAMI Speaker Meeting
Fellowship Hall
Book Club Meeting
Library
Finance Board Meeting
C2
Morning Prayer
Sanctuary
Church Council Meeting
Fireside Room
Men’s Bible Study at Coco’s – 18120 Hawthorne Blvd
EEC Chapel
Sanctuary
Japanese Bible Study
Fireside Room
Rainbow Choir
Music Room
Evening Prayer
Sanctuary
11:30
4:45
6:30
7:00
7:00
7:30
EEC Chapel
Bell Choir Rehearsals
High School Youth Group
Stewardship Board Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Sanctuary
Faith Hall
Fellowship Hall
Library
Fireside Room
Sanctuary
9:00
10:00
5:30
8:30
9:30
10:00
10:30
10:30
Scrapbooking
Hooks and Needles
Living Water Communion Service
Classic Holy Communion Service
Adult Learning
Japanese Bible Discussions
Spark Sunday School
Worship & Praise Communion Service
Fellowship Hall
Library
Sanctuary
Sanctuary
Fireside Room
C-3
Library
Sanctuary
Mad Hatter’s Ball
Saturday May 10th
Tickets on sale in the Bookstore
Administration
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Exec. Asst: Debby Zagorin 310-320-9920 x140
Support ministries for Congregation and School e-mail: [email protected]
CHURCH WOMEN UNITED: Save the Date for May Friendship Day, Friday, May 2nd at 10:30 am.
Program: "Through God Our Hands Can Serve".
Hosted by The Neighborhood Church with lunch to follow.
RSVP to Bonnie Gill by April 27.
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Outreach Trustee: Manny Valdez
through Evangelism, Welcome & communication
NEW MEMBER GATHERINGS: Our first group of new members for 2014 was received on
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Sunday, March 9 , following the four session “Welcome to First” information and fellowship
gatherings. . If you would like information about membership and ministry partnership at FLCS,
contact the church office at 310-320-9920 x101.
BECOMING A MEMBER AT FLCS: Becoming a ministry partner here at First is as simple as
affirming our baptism into Christ and our desire to follow our Lord in faith and service. Contact the
church office or speak to the pastors for more information. The next group of new members will be
received during May, and the next set of new member gatherings will be announced soon.
COMPANIONS E-LETTER: Each Thursday well over 400 households receive our electronic
newsletter. Companions provides a weekend worship and activities calendar, reflections on the
coming week’s lessons and themes, news notes on upcoming events, links to our flchurch.org
website, and so much more. To receive Companions each week, print your e-mail address on the
offering envelope or welcome card, and write “Companions.” We’ll handle the rest!
PERSONAL INVITATION: Studies show that there simply is no substitute for the power of a personal
invitation when it comes to helping people discover (or recover) a living and vital faith. So it’s really up
to each of us to reach out and invite others to experience the joy of following Christ, and introduce
others to the beating heart of our faith. Here’s how you might respond to this calling to reach out:
1) Think about persons in your life who need the grace and love of Christ in a deeper way;
2) Pray fervently for God to open doors and windows for them to encounter that love;
3) Invite them – whether to a service of worship, or to a choir concert or other event.
4) Accompany them – no one likes to feel alone, and your presence will be a blessing and strength.
Your personal outreach makes an enormous difference in helping people really feel welcome!
BAPTISM IS FOR EVERYONE! Children and adults are welcome to full participation in
the Christian faith through the Sacrament of Holy Baptism. Call or email Pastor Hurst to
learn more [310-320-9920 x112 or [email protected]], as we begin and continue to
“walk wet” in God’s loving promises. Note: Baptisms can be arranged at any of our
three weekend services, and these Spring months are a great time for baptisms!
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Worship & Music Trustee: Tim Bauer
through public praise and daily prayer
WE WELCOME CHILDREN! Baby changing stations are available in both restrooms. Children’s
Bulletins are available at the sanctuary entrances. There is childcare for all children 0-5 years in
the nursery across the courtyard. A Bible story is always shared.
HEARING ASSISTANCE DEVICES are available from an usher for those who may have difficulty
hearing the worship service. LARGE PRINT MATERIALS are available as well.
WORSHIP SERVICE AVAILABLE ON CD. Please place your CD request at the sound booth or call
the church office (310) 320-9920, extension 101. The CDs may be picked up 10 minutes after the
service or the following Sunday at the sound booth. Suggested donation is $2.00 per CD.
THIS WEEK’S SANCTUARY FLOWERS were given by the congregation!
THIS WEEK’S SANCTUARY LIGHT was given by Ron & Sharie Saqui!
EASTER BRASS: Our plans for worship this Easter include a brass quartet at both the 8:30 and
10:30 am services. These talented professional musicians have been a great blessing in past years
and are sure to be again this year. If you would like to help underwrite their participation, any gifts
would be gratefully received. You may mark “BRASS” on your offering envelope with your
contribution. Thank you and may you have a blessed Easter.
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School Trustee: Steve D’Anjou
excellence in Christian Academic Education
Celebrating Freedom
Parents tell us that it is important to them that their children receive a Christian education, and this
priority is one of the top reasons they choose to send their children to First Lutheran. Students at
First Lutheran benefit from something they cannot get in public school elementary and middle
schools: lessons on the Bible, religion and moral character as part of the regular curriculum in all
grade levels, taught in an environment that is guided by and promotes the understanding of Christian
principles.
This freedom is particularly evident during the weeks leading up to Easter. In First Lutheran
classrooms at all levels, students explore the persecution, crucifixion, death and ultimate resurrection
of Jesus Christ in age-appropriate lessons and activities. Some examples:
• In first grade, the story of Jesus’ resurrection is brought to life with “empty tombs” made from
biscuits and marshmallows.
• In fourth grade, students put small items in plastic “resurrection eggs” that when opened over
the days of Holy Week tell the Easter story.
• In sixth grade, students pay special attention to Jesus’ teachings and ministries.
These activities not only give meaning to the Easter celebration, but also deepen students’
understanding of moral concepts such as sacrifice, forgiveness and unconditional love.
So this Easter, as we appreciate the sacrifice made for all of us, we also celebrate the
freedom to share these lessons with our young people so that they may grow in their understanding
and faith.
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Learning Trustee: Marlo Franks
grow in faith and discipleship
NEW! Adult Learning Opportunities – Spring 2014
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Sunday Mornings at 9:30am: THE EASTER TEXTS IN THE YEAR OF MATTHEW
Join us in the Fireside Room each Sunday as we consider the great texts of the Easter
Season. Each week a great text from the Gospels will be studied and considered.
•
Wednesday Studies:
+ 5:30pm –“STATIONS OF THE RESURRECTION” (beg. 4/30) -- Join Pastor Carson for a
four week review of the Easter texts in scripture, and their meaning for today.
+ 7:30pm – “THE SCREWTAPE LETTERS” (beg. 4/23) – Pastor Hurst leads this five week
book study of CS Lewis’ 1942 masterpiece of Christian ethics, imagining a series of
correspondences between Wormwood, an apprentice devil, and his mentor Screwtape.
Copies of the book are available in the FLCS Bookstore.
CRADLE ROLL reaches out to parents with children from birth to 3 years, with newsletters filled
with articles on developmental issues and helpful advice on how to talk about God with our young
children. Along with sending monthly mailings, we also have family events
throughout the year.
SPARK Sunday School is for children 3 years—5th grade at 10:30am. We
begin in the Library and the children return to their families in worship before
communion. Together, we study one great story of the Bible each month and
explore it through different learning style
CONFIRMATION ministry is for students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. This
ministry prepares youth to say a grateful “yes” to the God who first claimed them in their baptism.
Youth prepare to Affirm their Baptism through Wednesday classes, Individual Projects, and an
intensive Retreat each year.
Lutheran CURSILLO of Southern California – First Lutheran has over thirty adults who have
attended a Cursillo weekend retreat and have come back filled with the Spirit to serve and grow in
their daily walk with Christ. YOU are invited to attend a Cursillo weekend this February.
Vacation Bible School will be held June 23-27, 2014 with the theme “Workshop of Wonders:
Imagine and Build with God”. If you are interested in being a part of our leadership or volunteer
team, please contact Sister Laura.
Ministry Staff Contact: Sister Laura Carson 310-320-9920 x157 or [email protected]
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Mission Board Trustee: Jim Merritt
through mission work and support
LOCAL FOOD PANTRY: First Lutheran does not have an on-campus food pantry. Instead, we
partner with Stillman Sawyer Family Services Center (formerly known as His House) to provide food
and other assistance to those in need. At this time of year, they begin to run low on food. The
donations received from holiday food drives have been given out. They serve the housed and the
homeless, older adults and families with small children. This means a variety of foods and package
sizes are useful.
Here are some suggestions: canned food, especially soups, canned meats (beef stew, Spam,
chicken, ham), canned seafood (tuna, salmon, sardines), canned foods with pop-tops (Vienna
sausages, meats, soups, vegetables, and main dishes), canned vegetables, canned fruit, dry items
(rice, pasta, beans, cereal). Can openers are helpful. Hygiene items are also welcomed. These can
include sample sizes as well as larger sizes. Also, keep those plastic, paper, and re-useable bags
coming. Thanks for your help caring for hungry neighbors.
FEINSTEIN FOUNDATION CHALLENGE: One way First Lutheran and First Serve help hungry
people in our community is the program known as Monday Night Meals (or MNM). Donations to
MNM during March and April will help the program obtain support from the Feinstein Foundation.
Each year, the Feinstein Foundation donates $1 million to help organizations feed the hungry. The
Foundation divides the money in proportion to the amount raised by each of the participating
agencies. Donations may be made to either First Lutheran Church or First Serve.
Please indicate that the donation is for MNM. Thank you for your support of this program. If you
would like more information about helping cook, serve, or drive on a Monday, you may check the
appropriate box on the March “Send Me” Alert. Substitutes are sometimes needed, as well as regular
volunteers.
EMERGENCY PREP: Spring is here. Remember to check the batteries in your smoke alarms and
your carbon monoxide alarms. Go through your emergency supplies to check for expiration dates.
Use or donate items that are due to expire soon. Replace or dump items that should not be used. Be
cautious with stored water. The water may be fine, but if the water bottle expires dramatically, you
will lose both the water and other items in the container.
DEVOTIONAL GUIDES: Copies of the April through June issue of Christ in Our Home are available
in the church office and at the entrance to the sanctuary. For each day, this guide has a Bible
passage to read, and a brief article commenting on the passage. Lutheran Social Services has
requested devotional guides, religious magazines, and Bibles. Back issues of devotional guides and
magazines are welcomed. There is a box in the church office for these donations.
OTHER THINGS TO SHARE: There are 2 more containers for donations under
the mailboxes in the church office. Each container is labeled. The smallest box is
for eyeglasses, sunglasses, and cases. Hearing aid batteries and used hearing
aids may also be placed in that container. The glasses are given to the Lions
Club. The hearing related supplies go to a foundation that refurbishes them.
Grocery coupons from the newspaper are given to a local organization that sends
the coupons to the military. Coupons are accepted at stores on base, even after
the expiration date. The coupons have a separate container in the office.
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Stewardship Trustee: Grant Axton
generously of Time, Talents and Resources
Congregational Life Trustee: Andrea Brabec
including Women’s and Men’s ministries
Giving 101: Progress and innovation
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This week First Lutheran Church and School makes a HUGE leap into the 21
century in terms of how we meet the needs of our congregation and school
population with two big announcements.
1) We have purchased two new iPads that will be the cornerstone of our new GIVING STATION in
the narthex. This will help visitors and members by making the giving experience at First Lutheran
simple and instantaneous. Congregants can make donations online before leaving church in the
form of a one-time gift or a recurring gift by using a credit card or debit card. Not only will these be
used for gifts to the church, but they will also now allow you to purchase tickets to events like Taste
of the Town and Broadway at First, and others, with your CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD! We hope to
also make it available to make donations to group fundraising efforts like car washes and bake
sales, and even to pay for purchases at the Navajo Yard Sale or for your basket at the Basket Social
or Taste of the Town. You can also create an account so that your credit card information is stored
securely online, and then you won’t even need to have your credit card on hand for future purchases
because the information will already be there at your fingertips. The possibilities are endless and we
are very excited to provide this new service.
Sunday April 13, 2014
Church Year 7/1/13 to 6/30/14
Week 41 of 52
Operating & Benevolence
Debt Retirement
Other Dedicated Funds
Income for ministry
Project Faith
Total Income for Week
&
Actual
Income
For Week
11,172
1,285
Weekly
Income
Last Year
9,429
1.285
8,140
9,307
3,009
23,606
Budgeted
Income
For Week
10,650
1,314
Project Faith
Gifts made
to date 493,385
Attendance
This Year --> 362
Last Year --> 295
Approx.
Project Faith
Pledges
Completion
to date estimate Less than
115,000+
225,000
20,021
2) You now have the ability to TEXT YOUR GIFT using your mobile phone. Have you ever forgotten
your wallet, cash or checkbook but still wanted to make your weekly gift? Have you ever been so
moved by the message that you felt inspired to add a little more to the offering plate? Well now you
can with just your phone. Send a text message with the amount you want to give in the body of the
message. Example: (text “$50” to 310-507-7178). Do this at any time, in any amount all from the
comfort of your pew! How cool is that! This will be especially convenient to visitors and guest who
might want to support First Lutheran Church, but do not have a regular envelope or giving plan. .
Two great new ways to support your church community! Give it a try.
Visit the giving page at www.flchurch.org, and click on the “Online Giving” button to
get started.
BOOK CLUB UPDATE: The reading group has selected a classic for its April 21
meeting: Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston. The group meets
3rd Monday of every month in the campus library at 7 p.m. New and occasional
members are encouraged to join in the discussions. One of the most important works of
twentieth-century American literature, Hurston’s beloved 1937 classic is an enduring
Southern love story sparkling with wit, beauty, and heartfelt wisdom. Told in the
captivating voice of a woman who refuses to live in sorrow, bitterness, fear, or foolish
romantic dreams, it is the story of fair-skinned, fiercely independent Janie Crawford, and her evolving
selfhood through three marriages and a life marked by poverty, trials, and purpose. Upcoming
selections: May 19- Defending Jacob by William Landay; June 16 - Orphan Train by Christina
Baker Kline. For more information about the reading group, please contact Elly Brekke
([email protected]).
HOOKS AND NEEDLES: Meets Saturdays from 10:00 am - noon. We use many types of creative
stitches: crochet, knit, cross-stitch, needle point, crewel, embroidery, etc. Our mission is to make
useful items such as prayer shawls, hats for the mariners, baby blankets, and other gifts of love for
others and personal use. Bring your hooks, needles, and love of creation to join us as we work on our
projects and enjoy Christian fellowship.
SCRAPBOOKING: Come join us for our monthly Super Saturday Scrapbooking Workshops. Feel
free to join us in the morning, afternoon or all day! For more information, questions and to RSVP,
please contact Creative Memories Consultant, Susan Spadaro (310) 488-2222 (cell) or email her at
[email protected].
We’ll provide lunch, beverages, snacks and lots of great table-space for you to spread out and get
stuff done. Sign up and pre-pay no later than the Thursday before the date you wish to attend to
enjoy food and be entered in our monthly raffle of great Creative Memories product!
A portion of each workshop payment goes back to FLC!
Saturday, April 26
9:30 am-5:30 pm—Fellowship Hall
ESP NEWS: ESP is a fellowship group for older adults. The next lunch is scheduled for April 27,
following the 10:30 service. The lunch will be potluck. Not cooking? You are welcome also. A
basket for freewill offerings will be available. For more information, contact Betty Kasari or Mary
Stewart.
"FIRST FRIENDS" is a fellowship group for special-needs adults. Sponsored by FirstServe, "First
Friends" is a social time of games, crafts, dinner and worship. Sister Laura coordinates this group,
with the help of Pastor Carson and volunteers. Our next meeting will be Wednesday, April 30, at 5:30
in the Library! Contact the church office or FirstServe’s Executive Director, Pastor Hurst, if you're
interested in helping with this small group.
PRIME TIMERS: The next Prime Timers lunch will be Wednesday, May 7,
2014. Lunch will start about 11:30 am in Fellowship Hall. The speaker will tell us
about "Durable Medical Equipment and Supplies." Suggested lunch donation is
$5. Reservations not required. For information, call First Serve at 310-320-3818.
Youth
Youth & Family Trustee: Katie Pulte
Young
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In FLCS youth ministry, all young people are welcomed, Christian relationships
are built, God’s word is shared, and faith in Christ is formed.
All FLCS Youth Ministry programs focus on:
• Building community and providing a safe and sound space for children, youth, and their families.
• Sharing God’s Word and applying it to the lives of young people.
• Growing in discipleship to Christ both in and outside of the church.
Kid’s Clubs
Kids for Christ (DK-1st grade)
Kids For Christ meets on
Kingdom Crew (2nd-3rd grade)
Kingdom Crew meets on
Wed. from 3:30-4:30 PM
+ Sister Laura Carson
Wed. from 3:30-4:30 PM
+ Miss Caitlin Melillo
God Squad (4th-5th grade)
God Squad meets on
Wed. from 3:30-4:30 PM
+ Pastor Jared Carson
Fall Session: Sept. 25-Nov. 13; Winter Session: Jan. 8-Feb. 26; Spring Session: April 30-June 4
Youth Groups
Middle School (6th-8th grade)
MS Youth Group meets in Fellowship Hall
High School (9th-12th grade)
HS Youth Group meets in Fellowship Hall
Sundays from 3:00-5:00 PM
Thursdays from 6:30-8:30 PM
+ Pastor Jared Carson leads this group
+ Pastor Jared Carson leads this group
EVENTS FOR YOUTH MINISTRIES
Western States High School Youth Gathering – June 27-July 1, 2014
Summer Houseboat Trip for Middle School – July 17-28, 2014
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES: This group continues to grow and share in fellowship, worship,
service, prayer, and fun! Young Adults are those who are 18-30 whether single, married, with or
without children. Contact Pastor Jared for further information or to join our email list.
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Monthly Lunch Outings – 2 Sundays at 12:00pm
Tecate, MX Mission Trip – April 4-6, 2014 (sign up soon!)
Ministry Staff Contacts:
Pastor Jared Carson: Associate Pastor - [email protected] 310- 320-9920 x110
Sister Laura Carson: Director of Christian Life - [email protected] 310-320-9920 x157
Prayer
Shepherding Coordinator: Madonna Davenport
Through public worship and daily devotions
PLEASE PRAY FOR: (New listings in bold)
Laura Allen
Steven Ausland
Ciaran Baker
Samuel Bakke
Charles Bauguess
Rose Bauer
Donna & Paul Bender
Kim Breski
Mickey Bright
Caleb Bronson
Edmond Carmichael
Ranjit Clark
Rosele Collom
Adelbert “Bus” Cortrite
Helen Cullen
Benjamin Decatur
Gerald Falde
Eileen Fredrick
Carole Gallegos
Jim Gebhardt
Iris Pott George
John George
ROSIE GREEN & FAMILY
FAMILY OF DR. BRUCE GOLDWYN
David Gruetter
Rose Hamilton
Kyle Hargrove
May Harman
Margie Harris
Jared Herzberg
Jay Holcomb
Don Houske
Marguerite Houske
Carla Giudice Hu
Christian Jones
Travis Ito
Leonard Kasari
Bill Keys
Barbara Knutson
Gerald Laird
Kc Lam
Barbara Lopatriello
Floyd & Carol Lawson
Bill Maciej
Family Of Donald Mains
Chim & Fay Mandalia
Cynthia Manker
Rachael Mansaray
PAT MARKO
Robert Martinez
Brittney Mckewen
Wally McLay
Beth Merrill
Wendy Miller
Joseph Miranda
Fred Misch
Cynthia Motta
John Nekarda
Michelle Neu
Ken Norris
DOROTHY OLESON
Normand Olson
Anthony Ortiz
Jean Osborne
Steve Otte
Pr. Carlos Paiva
James Perdue
Lois Radcliffe
Brittany Rand
The Rivera Family
Family Of Donna Roleder
Sharon Saddler
Gundula Schneider
Kristie Schillaci
Lita Sierra
The Smouse Family
Dean Sloan
Wade Souster
Dale Spooner
Josephine Staff
Donald Steiner
The Stephan Family
Family Of Dorothy Stiley
Tracy Strand
Frances Surber
Alan & Diane Swanson
Cory & Casey Thayer
Arthur Tomeu
Peter Tucker
Stephanie Van Kuren
Pat Watts
Janell Weeks
Yvonne Weeks
Bill Worthy
Jewel Worthey
Military Service:
Lcpl Matthew Affa
Andrew Dean
Greg Durit
Sean Dwyer
Dylan Swanson
Po1 Roy Franklin
Jesse Bakke
Jc Holt III
st
1 Sgt Eric Martin
Capt Michael Krause
Ssg Frank D. Petrancosta
Cpl Chad Rairie
Michael Stitch
AIC Kyle Cameron Panter
Sgt. Victor Grijalva