Poinsettia Tree

Christmas Cantata 2017

THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT DECEMBER 16, 2018

Worship Hours 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.; Adult Sunday School & Men’s Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Children’s Church 10:00 a.m. Church Office: 757-3351, Church Office E-mail – blufftonumc@hargray.com; Web Site – http://www.blufftonumc.org

Pastor Joey’s cell– 803-671-1691; email– blufftonumc.past@hargray.com; Pastor’s address: 85 Calhoun St, Bluffton SC 29910 Office hours – Mon–Thurs 9:30 a–2:30 p Mail address: Bluffton UMC, PO Box 368, Bluffton, SC 29910

A SERVICE OF ADVENT

Theme: Celebrating Christ's Birth

December 16, 2018 - 8:30 and 11:00 AM

The Third Sunday of Advent - Color: Purple

GATHERING

WELCOME Reverend Joey McDonald

CHIMING OF THE TRINITY (The sound of chimes announces the beginning of worship. During the Lighting of the Candles and Introit please keep silence to allow all worshipers to prepare mind, heart and body for the worship of God.)

LIGHTING OF THE CANDLES

INTROIT Advent Introit Anna Laura Page

OPENING PRAYER Reverend Joey McDonald

ADVENT WREATH CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY (The Candle of Love)

Light of Hope: The Gift of Love Joel Raney

Liturgists: Elizabeth, Chad, Annabeth, Emma and Henry Rose (8:30) Dyane and Andy De Paolis (11:00)

Responsive Litany:

Love is more than a flicker within the human heart. Lord, reveal your love and make us new. In a hurried world with little time for others, Advent calls us to remember that... Love is patient. In a world where often we become consumed by our own interests, Advent calls us to remember that... Love is kind. In a world where often we are quick to anger and slow to forgive, Advent calls us to remember that... Love is not easily angered, and through love we come to forgive. This Advent let us behold the love of God embodied in our Savior's birth. God is love. Whoever lives in love, lives in God, and God in them.

Lighting the Candle of Love and Closing Prayer

Hymn No. 204 Emmanuel, Emmanuel McGee

CANTATA THE GLORY OF CHRISTMAS! Lloyd Larson Overture Mary, Did You Know? Buddy Greene and Mark Lowry Piano and Organ Duet arr. Dan Wyrtzen

Choir and Congregation (**sing as directed) **Angels We Have Heard on High Traditional French Carol On Christmas Night All Christians Sing Traditional English Carols **Angels from the Realms of Glory

Narration: The Hope of Christmas William Court Sara Jenkins

Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning Tune: African American Spiritual arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration: The Promise of Christmas William Court Sara Jenkins

Prepare the Way of the Lord! (Isaiah 40:1-5) Tune: Cranham arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration: The Wonder of Christmas William Court Sara Jenkins

Child of Promise, Child of Love Tune:Humility Tune: Tempus Adest Floridum

Solo: Cecil Corson/Candace Deshler, sopranos arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration: The Majesty of Christmas William Court Sara Jenkins

Jesus Is Born Tonight! Tunes: Traditional Bohemian Melody Choir and Congregation (**sing as directed) **Hark! the Herald Angels Sing Felix Mendelssohn Solo: Ailsa Rogers arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration: The Mystery of Christmas William Court Sara Jenkins

Christ Is Born This Holy Night Tunes: Picardy, Traditional French Melody Still, Still, Still, Traditional Austrian Carol W. Zlobie Lezy, Traditional Polish Melody

Narration: The Brilliance of Christmas William Court Sara Jenkins

Guide Us to the Perfect Light Kings of Orient arr. Lloyd Larson

The Glory of Christmas! Tunes: Traditional French Carol Choir and Congregation (**sing as directed) **O Come, All Ye Faithful Tune: Adeste Fideles

OFFERTORY Nun Komm Der Heiden Heiland Johann S. Bach

*DOXOLOGY No. 95 Old 100th

*PASSING OF THE PEACE Rev. Joey McDonald

BENEDICTION (seated)

CHORAL RESPONSE A Blessing of Light Joseph M. Martin Solo: Lourri Norris

Go now in peace and let your light so shine. Go now in hope and warm the cold or night. Go now in joy with hearts ablaze. Walk in the light and live in praise. Go now in peace. Go now in hope. Go now in joy. Go now in love. Go and change the world with grace. Amen

POSTLUDE Sing We Now of Christmas arr. Dan Wyrtzen Piano and Organ Duet

(You are encouraged to remain seated during the Postlude to reflect upon your worship experience today. If you need to

leave, please do so quietly in order not to disturb worshipers who remain. )

*Please stand if you are able.

ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS CANTATA

In a panoramic view of Christmas we see the majesty, the color, the sounds, and even the solemnity

of this glorious season! We witness the anguish of God's chosen people as it gives way to joy in the

fulfillment of an eternal promise–that God would send a Messiah to save them. The entire spectrum of

God's love and grace is on full display in the story of Christmas.

But the message of Christmas is not solely for a people who lived long ago. It is a message that our

world needs to hear today. It is for young and old alike, for people of every tribe and nation regardless

of one's station in life. The Christmas story is filled with hope, promise, wonder, majesty, and mystery.

It is a perpetual reminder that in the darkest moments of life, the brilliance of the eternal Light of Christ

has entered our world to guide us on the journey of life and faith.

So, sing the songs of Christmas! Celebrate its message and embrace this gracious gift from God:

Jesus becoming human and living among us for a while so that we might live eternally with our

Creator. This is the glory of Christmas!

Lloyd Larson

BIOS

William Court, narrator William is a cum laude graduate of the University of Cincinnati and an architect and partner in the firm Court

Atkins Architects. William, his wife, Angela, daughter, Annabel and son, Phillip have been attending BUMC for 14 years.

Janice Creech, piano Janice a native Virginian, moved to Hilton Head in 1997. She earned a Bachelor of Music degree with a

concentration in piano performance from Longwood University. Janice is the accompanist for the Hilton Head Choral Society. She plays keyboard for many of the shows at the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina. For many years Janice has played at our church and we are always delighted when she shares her artistic gifts with us.

Kathleen Duncan, oboe Kathleen has been playing the oboe for more than twenty years. While in high school, she won multiple

honors in state competitions in Indiana. She honed her skills at Ball State University where she studied under Mr. Ferald Capps. Kathleen now regularly performs with community bands, orchestras, churches, and on occasion with the Hilton Head Symphony. When not playing oboe, she works as a project manager for the landscape architecture firm, J.K. Tiller, located in Bluffton, South Carolina.

Don Jemella, percussion Donald Jemella’s professional life in music spans more than forty years as a conductor, performer and

music educator. His musical background includes roles as a teacher, administrator, adjudicator, guest conductor, consultant and clinician.

In July 2014 he was named Music Director of the Lowcountry Wind Symphony. He previously served in a similar capacity for the Lowcountry Community Concert Band. In addition to his duties as LWS Music Director, Mr. Jemella leads the ‘Odyssey’ Jazz & Swing Orchestra.

Throughout his career, Mr. Jemella’s Bands, Jazz Ensembles, Orchestras, Choruses and Chamber Music Ensembles have achieved recognition, acclaim and awards for outstanding musical achievement and musicianship in performances in the United States and Canada, for the Music Educators National Conference and at colleges of music. He has served as guest conductor for school state music festivals, adjudicated marching band and drum corps competitions across the U.S., and served as a music consultant and clinician with school music programs throughout the Northeast and Midwest.

Mr. Jemella is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory from which he holds both a Bachelors and Masters of Music. He studied conducting and clarinet with Atilio Poto, a former member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and student of Arturo Toscanini. As a performer, Mr. Jemella has appeared in both Instrumental and Choral Ensembles and in Jazz and touring Rhythm & Blues bands.

In addition to his conducting activities, Mr. Jemella has proudly served on the Board of Trustees and Board of Overseers at The Boston Conservatory, and the Board of Directors of the Beaufort Symphony Orchestra.

Sara Jenkins, narrator, after a career in finance and human resources which gave her the opportunity to travel the US and abroad,

Sara feels blessed to have retired in Bluffton with her husband, BJ. Born and raised in Kentucky, most of their families still reside there, including their daughter, three granddaughters and one great-granddaughter. Sara serves Bluffton United Methodist as a Stephen Leader and is passionate about reaching out to those who are hurting. Her outside interests are beach walking, dancing, golfing, and she’s a sports enthusiast.

Ailsa Rogers, soloist, is in the 3rd grade at Veritas Academy in Savannah, where she is in the Grammar School Choir. Her love of

singing was nurtured by her participation in Bluffton United Methodist Church Cherub Choir for the past three years. She also enjoys piano, ukulele, and ballet.

Dana Scaglione, percussion Dana has been an active professional percussionist and music educator since 1983. Currently he lives

in Beaufort with his wife, Ludelyn and four year old son, Anthony. Today marks Dana's first performance at Bluffton United Methodist Church.

Lucy Scandrett, harpist and teacher, is a native of Charlotte, NC, where she began the study of the harp at the age of 3 with her

mother. She began her professional career at the age of 16 and earned a degree in Harp Performance from the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and a Master of Music degree in Musicology from Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Lucy was adjunct Professor of Harp at Indiana University of PA, Chatham University, Seton Hill University, and Geneva College. She also taught at The Ellis School, the Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts 6-12 School (CAPA), and Musik Innovations School of Music. For many years she was Principal Harpist for the Pittsburgh Ballet Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Opera Orchestra, the Civic Light Opera Orchestra and several other orchestras. Lucy was past President of the American Harp Society and recently became the founder and President of the American Harp Society Low Country Chapter Lucy and her husband, Jack and daughter, Lara are members of St. Andrew By-The-Sea UMC, Hilton Head Island.

Bob Wilson, percussion Bob has been involved in music since the age of fifteen. For nineteen years, Bob taught percussion part-

time for two high school bands and gave private lessons at Eddy Kozak School of Music. Bob plays percussion with the Bluffton United Methodist Church Praise Team, the Low Country Wind Symphony, the May River Brass Quintet, and the Palmetto Brass Ensemble. Bob has played professionally for twenty years and continues to share his percussion talent during Bluffton United Methodist Church worship services including numerous cantata presentations. Bob, and his wife, Linda moved from Louisiana to Bluffton and are members of BUMC.

Karen Wyld, flute Karen and husband, Tim moved to Sun City from Latham(NY) August 2010 and became BUMC members

December 2010. Their son, TJ graduated from Methodist University, Fayetteville(NC). Karen is the founder of our Wesley Ringers handbell ensemble. For several years she has been a member of the Sun City Chimers. Karen has played flute all of her life and continues adding beauty and inspiration to our services. We thank Karen for sharing her time and talent to the glory of God.

The Chancel Choir

Sopranos

Cecil Corson, Annabel Court, Candace Deshler, Betsy Epply, Paula Johnson, Laurel Karper Debbie Kadzielewski, Laura Kollaros, Venus Mendoza, Lourri Norris, Carol Rutgers

Altos

Peggy Chandler, Joanne Davies, Becky Manley, Joan Morris, Mary Ratliff, Sarah Sweers

Tenors

Dave Atwood, Ron Kadzielewski, Al Litster, Henry Rosado

Basses

Aaron Bliley, John Clingerman, David Hoffman, Allyn Perdue, Ed Sweers

Acolytes: (8:30) Carson Bryant (11:00) Lyrah Atkins/Luke Bliley/Olivia Downey/ Kensley Kaney/

Annie Reichert/Matthew Sapochak/Cooper Simpson

Ushers Bonnie Bogart, Dian & Sam Gamble, Joyce Hall (8:30)

Pat & Richard Black, Eleanor & Carl Greenway, Jane & Denny LaFaber (11:00)

Bluffton United Methodist Church – 1853-2018 – 165 Years “The Mission of BUMC is to make disciples for Jesus Christ by sharing our loving relationship with Him

through all our actions in worship, nurture, education, evangelism and outreach.” Enter to Worship, Depart to Serve – A “Stephen Ministry” Church

Pastor – Joey McDonald; Associate Pastor – Becky McCorkendale, Director of Music – Ella W. Davis; Organist – Greg L. Hollinger, Office Administrator – Pat Simmons; Nursery Attendants – Millie Baughman,

Alexis Bothe, Mike Grunder, Teil Huggins Nicole Jozic, Amara Niemczyk NURSERY CARE PROVIDED 8:15 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. EVERY SUNDAY

Hearing assistance devices are available in the narthex for your use during worship. LARGE PRINT hymnals are available for your use during the worship service.

They are located on a table in the Narthex.

Worship Hours 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.; Adult Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Children’s Sunday School 10 a.m. Church Office: 843.757.3351, Church Office E-mail – blufftonumc@hargray.com; Web Site – http://www.blufftonumc.org

Pastor’s cell – 803.671.1691; email– blufftonumc.past@hargray.com; Pastor’s address: 85 Calhoun St, Bluffton SC 29910 Office hours – Mon–Thurs 9:30a–2:30p Mail address: Bluffton UMC, PO Box 368, Bluffton, SC 29910

The poinsettias decorating our church this Christmas season have been donated as listed below; in honor of and in memory of those who are special in our lives. (You may take your flower(s) home after the evening

Candlelight service)

General Budget – Plate Offering Goal each week $10,000 – Plate Offering $8,398. Designated – Ditch the Debt: $1,085; Memory: Martha Benzlé $500; Honor: Art Benzlé $500.

Attendance - 8:30: 109; 11:00: 171; Total: 280 Adult SS: 12 Nursery: (8:30) -1 (11:00) -1

Of Interest this Week

Today 12/16 8:30 AM Cantata – The Glory of Christmas Sanctuary Today 12/16 9:30 AM Chancel Choir Breakfast Fellowship Hall Today 12/16 9:30 AM Adult Sunday School Conference Room Today 12/16 9:30 AM Men’s Bible Study Office Room Today 12/16 10:00 AM Children’s Sunday School Sunday School Room Today 12/16 11:00 AM Cantata – The Glory of Christmas Sanctuary Today 12/16 12:30 PM Brunch Bunch @ Moss Creek Clubhouse Moss Creek Today 12/16 4:00 PM Revelation Bible Study Conference Room Monday 12/17 7:00 PM CSO Brass Quintet Concert Sanctuary Tuesday 12/18 12 – 1:00 PM Sanctuary open for prayer Sanctuary Tuesday 12/18 3:00 PM Stephen Ministers meeting Conference Room Tuesday 12/18 6:30 PM Chancel Choir Christmas Party Private Home Tuesday 12/18 7:30 PM AA/Al-anon meetings Fellowship Hall Wednesday 12/19 10 – 12 PM Evolution Big Band rehearsal Fellowship Hall Wednesday 12/19 12:30 – 1:30 PM BackPack Buddie Food delivery Fellowship Hall Wednesday 12/19 6 – 8:00 PM Scout Troup 241, Christmas Pot Luck Fellowship Hall Thursday 12/20 8:30 – 11:30 PM Back Pack Buddie Food boxing Fellowship Hall Thursday 12/20 10:00 AM Experiencing God Bible Study (class full) Thursday 12/20 6:30 PM Al-Anon meeting Fellowship Hall Thursday 12/20 7:30 PM Beginners Group & AA Step meetings Fellowship & SS rms Sunday 12/23 8:30 AM Worship Service Sanctuary Sunday 12/23 9:30 AM Adult Sunday School Conference Room Sunday 12/23 9:30 AM Men’s Bible Study Office Room Sunday 12/23 10:00 AM Children’s Sunday School Sunday School Room Sunday 12/23 11:00 AM Worship Service Sanctuary Monday 12/24 7:00 PM Christmas Eve Candlelight Service Sanctuary

CHARLESTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BRASS QUINTET HOLIDAY CONCERT Bluffton United Methodist Church will host this festive concert

TOMORROW, December 17th at 7:00 PM There are no tickets available.

At the conclusion of the concert, you are invited to a reception in the Fellowship

Hall at which you will be able to meet and greet the artists. The reception will be

hosted by the Mission Team in appreciation of our congregation's annual support of Mission projects.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS TO BE HERE FOR OUR

DO YOU NEED PRAYER? Jesus said “Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest” (Matt 11:28). If you are feeling weary or burdened and would like prayer, we are here for you. If you are burdened for a loved one and would like for someone to pray with you, we are here to pray. If you are unsettled by all of the tragedy in the news recently and would like to pray, come. The sanctuary at BUMC will be open from 12 until 1 p.m. on Tuesday, December 18th.

We are happy to pray with you.—Mickaylla McDonald, Prayer Coordinator

STEPHEN MINISTRY – “It’s the most wonderful time of the year,” so they say. However, for many folks, Christmas can be a difficult time of the year for all sorts of reasons. And the holiday season only magnifies and intensifies our difficulties. Few of us understand the emotional pain and hurt that many people suffer during the Christmas season, pain caused by such things as a death in the family, loss of a job, loss of a marriage or relationship, financial collapse, loneliness, depression, or family problems. Plus, many people

suffer during this time of the year due to stress that is triggered by the holiday season itself. How about you? Are you facing a difficult Christmas season? You do not have to walk this path alone. Stephen Ministry is here to help. Contact Mary Ellen Parks, 843.368.1852, or Sara Jenkins, 843.298.2076, to discuss finding relief from the turmoil the holidays may cause.

MIRACLE JARS –December jars will be going to UMC Alabama-West Florida Conference for Hurricane Michael relief. It is no longer in the news, but there is still a great need. The conference has received some grants from UMCOR, and other grants pending, but that will not cover all that has to be done. 100% of any money donated will go directly to helping those affected by the hurricane in Port St. Joe, Marianna, and Panama City. It will take many months and in some areas, years to recover. There is also a great need for volunteers to help with rebuilding. If anyone is interested, the information for volunteering is on the website-www.awfumc.org.

Carrefour Friends – Kindness – Compassion has become a trendy term, but it is really just another

word for kindness. Whatever word we use, we know instinctively that kindness is its own reward, and kindness helps us deal with sorrows and burdens of life. All of this the Bible affirms, but with this added thought: We should show kindness because God does. As God extends kindness to us, we need to be kind not only to the people we know but also to those we don’t.

It is comforting to know that we may be of help to the elderly in ways that we don’t even realize. As I was leaving a visit to a care facility, an elderly woman reached out and grabbed my arm. “You don’t

know what your visit meant to me today. You came because you wanted to, not because you were paid to.” I have always remembered her comment and have come to realize that you can make a difference in this world if you don’t care who gets the credit. Just do it for the sake of kindness.

It is an incredible comfort to seniors living in care facilities to get a friendly visit during the holidays. If you are interested in becoming a friend for someone who really needs one, please contact us at carrefourfriends@gmail.com or call Jackie Tuohig at 913.748.5929.

Carrefour Friends……care for friends.

BRUNCH BUNCH will meet on TODAY, Dec. 16th at 12:30, Moss Creek Club House. Cash only!

BLANKETS, TOWELS, DOG & CAT BEDS, ANYTHING FOR ANIMALS – Larry Russell is collecting items for animals who are at shelters. Half of the animals are all outside during the winter. He needs blankets, etc. to put in their dog houses. If you can contribute, please bring items to church on any Sunday and leave it in the narthex. Thanks!!

A FLOWER CHART has been placed on the wall in the fellowship hall. Please take a moment and sign up to donate flowers in honor of/or memory of your loved ones. A donation of $50 to cover the cost of the flowers is greatly appreciated. In appreciation of your donation, we welcome you to take one or both arrangements with you. Get the date you want now!

CHRISTIAN CARE MINISTRY is available for Communion Ministry, Hospital Ministry, Prayer Shawl Ministry, Spiritual Ministry,

Homebound Visiting Ministry, Encouragement Ministry. If you know of someone that would benefit from these wonderful ministries, please contact us. Linda Cecil, 859.619.1777 – LCecil@gmail.com or Kathy Griebel, 843.837.7427 – JGriebel@hargray.com.

Daniel Alba Lelia Mullins

Tim Alarie Kyle Nance

Wanda Angelo Robert Newhart, Sr.

Jim Bergenthal Pat O’Conner

Louise Cimino Sonny O’Neal

Wayne Cimino Megan Phelphs

Annette Conrad Paul Reitz Doug Coon Larry Russell

Terry Coon Betty Snyder

Carlton Corson Jim Snow

Jody Court Ed Stanley

Chris Duley Bea Story

Donna Fiero Tom Story

Karl Fiero Ed Sweers

Gwen Hynes Connie Thompson

Richard Kirkland Larry Thompson

Kaye Koltveit Jackie Tuohig

Paul Laughlin Alex Ulmer

Caitlyn Lew Angie VanZuylen

Mary McCann Judy Walden

Judy McDonald Linda Walker

Mark McGilton

Ministry of Encouragement – Let us remember with visits, cards and prayers… Cora Henny, Bloom at Hilton Head, 35 Beach City Road, Memory Lane, Rm 402A, Hilton Head SC 29926

12/17 – Lyrah Atkins (child), Toni Case 12/16 – Sarah & Jim Snow, Jr. 12/18 – Susan Whitcher 12/17 – Maureen & Luther Barnett 12/20 – John Kenyon 12/17 – Laura & Dustin Marinucci 12/22 – Brian Esposito 12/18 – Eleanor & Carl Greenway 12/24 – Rick Taylor 12/22 – Jane & Denny LaFaber

WELCOME GUESTS!! We are pleased to have you worshiping with us and hope it will be a meaningful experience for you. We believe that our fellowship is always enriched by persons who join us in praise of God. Please fill out a visitor’s card in the pew. Please be sure to sign the attendance book in your row to indicate your attendance today. Include children, your address & phone number.

PLEASE NOTE – If you would like “credit” for tax purposes on this year’s giving statement – contributions must be received in the offering plate, or postmarked by Dec. 31, 2018. Any questions, please call Pat, 843.757.3351 during office hours 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Mon – Thurs.

The office is closed on Friday.

The poinsettias decorating our church this Christmas season have been donated as listed below; in honor of and in memory of those who are special in our lives. (You may take your flower(s) home after the evening Candlelight service)Helen & George Anderson in honor of their children & grandchildren

Helen & George Anderson in memory of their parents & siblings Mark & Shelley Anderson in honor of their parents Sharon Austin in memory of Frances & Bob Hager, her parents Murray & Ayers Baughman in memory of Julia T. Kerr Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in honor of Nell Vincent Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in honor of Bill & Lisa Harper Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in honor of Esther Sexson Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Bethea Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. William Harper Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Marshall Harper Foster Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Charlie Vincent Bonnie Bogart & Joyce Hall in memory of Richie Herndon Lou Cavanaugh in memory of H.R. Cavanaugh Jim & Penny Chapman in memory of his parents, Matt & Loretta Chapman Jim & Penny Chapman in memory of her parents, Boyd & Agnes Newell Cecil & Rich Corson in honor of Cecil’s mother, Louise Cimino Cecil & Rich Corson in memory of his parents, Carlton & Marjorie Corson & her father, Wayne Cimino Doug & Vivian Coupe in honor of his family Doug & Vivian Coupe in honor of her family Phillip & Annabel Court in honor of their grandfather, Fred Court Phillip & Annabel Court in honor of their grandmother, Jody Court Phillip & Annabel Court in honor of their grandfather, Larry Minnick Phillip & Annabel Court in honor of their grandmother, Marlana Minnick Diane & John Craig in honor of their great-grandchildren, Avery, Kennedy, Charleigh & Wiley Diane & John Craig in memory of their parents, Ada & Joseph Craig, Clara & Eugene Dietemann and brother, Ronald Dietemann Andy & Dyane De Paolis in memory of Lou & Helen De Paolis and Willis & Frances Clement David & Pamela Frederick in memory of Catherine Connelly Sam & Dian Gamble in honor of, Mildred Gutshall, their children & grandchildren Sam & Dian Gamble in memory of Dorothy & Guy Gamble, Merle Gutshall Sam & Dian Gamble in memory of Mike Rogers Joyce Hall & Bonnie Bogart in memory of Laura & Drane Shelley Roberta Harris in memory of her parents, Jack & Maxine Harris Robie & Cathy Hester in memory of Marge & Bob Hester Melanie & B.V. Hyler in memory of M.T. & Marie Young and C.S. Hyler & B.V. Hyler Gloria Johnson in memory of her wonderful husband, Charles Gloria Johnson in memory of parents, Robert & Adelaide Dulaney Ella Harvey Gloria Johnson in memory of daughter, Terri Lee Paula & Jerry Johnson in memory of Jane Johnson & Marshall Kremers Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Lisa Evans Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Scott Macomber Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Hank Haase Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of June St. Andre Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Sydney T. Jones, Jr. Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. King

Debbie & Ron Kadzielewski in memory of John, Alice & Mary Emily Sowle Barbara & Jim Klekner in memory of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Hartley Barbara & Jim Klekner in memory of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J.J. Klekner George & Kelley Krall in memory of Lois Krall George & Kelley Krall in memory of Ruth Martin Charles Lewis in memory of Carol Lewis Al & Dian Litster in memory of their parents, Mildred & Harold McNaughton and Gertrude & Henry Litster Nick & Karen Mandalas in memory of their parents Bill & Sally Mattingly in memory of his parents Bill & Sally Mattingly in memory of her parents Ron McAbee in honor of his son, Rick McAbee Ron McAbee in memory of his wife, Flora Ann McAbee Beth & Bob Newmarker in memory of her mother, Charlotte Driggs Lourri Norris & Autumn Waite in memory of a loving father and grandfather, James Tracey Don & Pat O’Conner in memory of Kay Battaglia Mike & Jo Parrott in memory of L.A. Parrott Mike & Jo Parrott in memory of Jean Clark Henry & Nancy Rosado in memory of Thomas & Rose Wong Henry & Nancy Rosado in memory of Juan & Aida Rosado Larry & Sonja Russell in memory of their mothers, Freda Russell & Eloise Huebner Jack & Bebe Samuels in memory of Shirley Samuels Jack & Bebe Samuels in memory of Katie Bain Esther Sexson in honor of Bill & Paula Harper Bethea Esther Sexson in memory of Ed & Mary Frances Cone Linda Shettel in memory of her parents, Dave & Thelma Shettel Linda Shettel in memory of her sister, Patricia Bennett Linda Shettel in memory of her aunt, Mae Long Linda Shettel in memory of her niece, Nancy Ickes Dick & Jennie Smith in honor of their daughter, Marnie and her husband, Jay and their grandchildren, Wiggins, Jennie Margaret and Davidson McMurray Dick & Jennie Smith in honor of their son, Brian and his wife, Amy and their grandchildren, Laney, Isabelle, Harrison and Brinkley Smith L.H. Smith & W.P. Golson Families in memory of Martha T. Crapse L.H. Smith & W.P. Golson Families in memory of Julia T. Kerr James E. Snow family in honor of Walda Letson James E. Snow family in honor of Linda Greenwood Ed & Penny Stanley in honor of Cathy & John Kenyon Ed & Penny Stanley in memory of their parents Linda & Jim Stevens in honor of their families Ed & Sarah Sweers in memory of Ronald Watkins, Sr. Ed & Sarah Sweers in memory of Marilyn Sweers Jean & Bill Walker in memory of John & Rachael Poirier and Robert Walker Dave & Linda Waugh in memory of his parents, Murray & Jessie Waugh Dave & Linda Waugh in memory of her parents, Peter & Lily Langeman Donna & Jeff Williams in memory of Jennifer Williams Donna & Jeff Williams in memory of Chuck Wallace

Angels We Have Heard on High