June 15, 2014 Issue 24

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CALLER
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In This Issue
Love Fullerton/Statistics 2
Remember in Prayer 3
Spiritual Disciplines Wk 3
Prayer Requests, June 8 3
Serving in the Military 3
Girls Night Out 3
Photographers needed 3
Graduates/Thank You 4
Darrells luncheon, Gift &
Memory Book 4
Summer Camp 5
Sr. Adults/Book Club 5
Pentecost Offering 5
Historic Meeting/Hasty Note 6
Fair Trade Coffee 6
A Hasty Note 6
Bread for the World 7
School Kits/Regional Event 7
Regional Event 7
Habitat for Humanity 8
Healing Touch Seminar 8
Homeless 101 8
Darrells Farewell 9
Peace Seminar at UCC 10
Serving Sunday 11
Event s June 15, 2014- June 22, 2014
June 15: Youth Sunday
8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN, Early Worship Service
9:00 A.M. - Adult Sunday School Class, Chapman Lounge
Study of John Shelby Spongs book, Rm. 107
10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service
1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH
1:00 P.M. - Ala Non use Room 107
June 16: Darrell back
6:00 P.M. - Girls Night Out @ Islands, Fullerton
6:30 P.M. - OT @ Donnas
June 17:
9:00 A.M. - Pathways of Hope General Board, CL
Noon - Sr. Adults Meeting, CL
6:30 P.M. - Mens Bible Study @ Barrys
7:00 P.M. - Casa use Sanctuary and Chapman Lounge
June 18:
7:00 P.M. - Worship & Stewardship Ministry Team Meetings
June 19: Tri-Tip at Downtown Market 4:00 8:30 P.M.
10 A.M. - 2 P.M. - Crittenton use Fellowship Hall
1:30 P.M. - Pathways of Hope use Chapman Lounge
6:30 P.M. - Bell Choir rehearsal
7:30 P.M. - Chancel Choir rehearsal
June 20:
June 21:
9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. PSWR Stewardship Event, CL
June 22:
8:00 A.M. - REAWAKEN, Early Worship Service
9:00 A.M. - Adult Sunday School Class, Chapman Lounge
Study of John Shelby Spongs book, Rm. 107
10:15 A.M. - REMEMBER, Traditional Service
1:00 P.M. - Casa de Oracin Service, Sanctuary & FH
1:00 P.M. - Ala Non use Room 107
June 23:
6:30 P.M. - OT @ Donnas
June 24:
7:00 P.M. - Casa use Sanctuary and Chapman Lounge
June 25:
7:00 P.M. Council of Elders, Chapman Lounge

AA Groups: Sun. 8:00 P.M., Friday, 7:30 P.M., Sat. 8:30 P.M., NA
Group, Tues., 7:30 P.M.
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by
Fi rst Chri sti an Church
(Disciples of Christ)
109 E. Wilshire Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92832
714.525.5525
email:
fullerton1stcc@gmail.com
www.fullertonfirstchristian.org

Seni or Pastor:
Rev. Darrell McGowan
Associ ate Pastor:
Rev. Debra Todd
Edi tor:
Donna Woodbridge


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Love Fullerton May 17, 2014 summary
The first of what is hoped to be an annual event leading to 365 days a year of Loving
Fullerton took place on May 17 from 9:30 A.M. 12:30 P.M. with a BBQ hosted by Heroes at Hillcrest
Park at 1:00 P.M. If you would like to see a video of some of the projects and what happened this day
go to Ps video link: https://vimeo.com/97482619 to see a video put together by Police Chief, Dan
Hughes son.
Those in attendance were given a card to take back to their neighborhoods with items to do to
get to know their neighbors. If you would like to be a part of the neighborhood project, please see
Donna to get your card.
Lets be thinking about what FCCF would like to do in the next annual Love Fullerton event.
Listed below is a recap of what happened that day:

400 yard signs spread out over the city
400 local businesses supported the cause with posters in the windows
8000 postcards handed out
56,000 flyers handed out through our schools
20 ladies enjoyed mothers day brunch at WTLC
16 benches in Hillcrest Park repaired and restored
Fullerton High gets a landscape renovation: tear out old trees, fill in a planter with concrete, pull out old soil in
preparation for new being delivered; 10 planters get renewed and restored
2000 Love Fullerton t-shirts given out compliments of our sponsors
Mulch delivered nearly 100 yards to schools and parks
40 board and care homes visited and cared for
2300 volunteers offer 6900 hours of volunteer work
62 projects
8 local shelters received love
Homeless community given food and water
Brunch served to New Vista Residents, Pathways of Hope
50 gallons of paint used
26 attend foster/adoption workshop
15 schools loved on
70 pints of blood donated to St Jude Medical Center
20k meals packaged and headed to DR
1 house ready to be installed for a family in Puerta Trampa Mexico
10 city parks loved on
65 ladies from local shelters pampered at the spa day
45 folks loving on our city homeless population
5 homes red tagged by the city got some much-needed help
250 breakfasts served to Muck car show folks
80 blankets made for kids attending Royal Family kids camp this summer
$50k donated to the cause from our sponsors

Sunday St at i st i cs
June 8, 2014 106 (Remember Service)
8 (Reawaken Service 92 (Casa 5 P.M. service)
Weekly Giving: $3,474.40 Missions: $386.05
Pentecost: $585
Budget Goal: $3,979 Farmers Market: $1053.85


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RememberinPrayer
Continue to pray for: Sue Bacon,
Dottie Bense, Harold Brickens, Sandra
Brown, Linda Christman, Chris Collett,
Lorna & Skip Farnum, the family of Harold
Horn, Anna Lou Horspool, Carolyn Kenrick,
Flora Miller, Sue Miller, Norma Rill, Claudia
Tammen, Dorothy Tanner, Connie Townsend
and family, Anna Van Diest and Bob &
Donna Vannoy.
Please pray for the following PSWR
Church:
Iglesia Cristiana de Este Whittier
6359951 South Mills Avenue
Whittier, CA 90604
Alfredo Lopez, Pastor

ReadingsandPrayerConcerns
forWeekofJune16June22,
2014
Monday, June 16: Reading: Genesis
21:8-14; pray for Girls Night Out Group
meeting tonight at Islands, Fullerton.
Tuesday, June 17: Reading: Genesis 21: 15-21;
pray for Sr. Adult Meeting taking place in
Chapman Lounge with Sloan Hamilton from
Loch Leven, Speaker.
Congregational Prayer Day, June 18: Reading:
Psalm 86: 1-7, 16-17; pray for Worship and
Stewardship Ministry Teams meeting tonight.
Thursday, June 19: Reading: Psalm 86: 8-10;
pray for Crittenton School who will be using
Fellowship Hall today.
Friday, June 20: Reading: Romans 6: 1b-11;
pray for World Refugee Day.
Saturday, June 21: Reading: Matthew 10: 34-39;
pray for Global Ministries Missionary, Phyllis
Byrd in Kenya.
Sunday, June 22: Reading: Matthew 10: 24-33;
Today is National Hispanic and Bilingual
Fellowship Day. Pray for all our Hispanic
brothers and sisters.







PrayerRequests:June8,2014
Barry
Woodbridge
Phil Forbes who is in bed in
pain and needs prayers for
relief.
Sammie Adams Dorothy Bense severe back
pain and Betty Rollo
recovering from pneumonia
Sharlane
Blakeley
Don Blakeley having eye
surgery on Tuesday
Kim Miller Jack Doughty who had a fall
and is having a hard time
getting around.
Jill Scott Dorothy Tanners son,
George, who has been
released from the hospital
and is now at home.

Servi ng i n t he Mi l i t ary:
Adam Hawley, Deb
Taylors nephew, is now at Ft. Knox training
West Point graduates how to work with
enlisted servicemen.
Lt. Cmdr. Patrick OConner, Betty
Rollos grandson-in-law.
Lt. Patrick Rollo, Betty Rollos
grandson. He is based in Hawaii.
PFC Brandon Vannoy, grandson of Bob
& Donna Vannoy, is now stationed at Fort
Campbell, Kentucky.
Petty Officer Michael J. Borden, Nancy
Geigers grandson, who is back in Norfolk,
VA.

CallingallPhotographers!
The Stewardship Ministry
Team needs candid photos of the congregation
for our Stewardship emphasis this year. If you
have any pictures taken at recent events
(picnic, baptism, tri-tip, etc.) Please email them
to amystyffe@yahoo.com. between now and
June. Be on the lookout for photo ops in the
weeks ahead.Thanks, Amy

GirlsNightOut
We had a great group last
meeting including Lilly
Acquistapace (thanks Nancy for
bringing her). This months restaurant is
Islands in the Amerige Heights center. The
time is 6 P.M. (as usual) and the date is June 16.
GNO Coordinator - Shar


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ThankYou
Thank you to the congregation
for all the wonderful gifts for the
Welcome/Hospitality, office and childrens
ministry gifts. Thank you also to Nancy
Geiger and Lily Acquistapace for coming in
and unwrapping the gifts, helping put them
away and sharpening pencils with the new
pencil sharpener.
Worship Ministry Team
ThankYou
Thanks for all your help on Work Day to
Amy & David Styffe, Craig Wallace, Omar
Villaona, Luanne Bailey, Leslie Beck, and
Donna for making the coffee.
Tom & Dirk

DarrellsLuncheon
If you would like to
write a note to Darrell, your
thoughts or thanks, you may
write something and email it either to
Elizabeth Beech or April Johnen. We will be
assembling a book with the notes in it to give
to Darrell after the luncheon. If you do not
have or use a computer, there will be paper at
the luncheon so you may write a note to him. It
will be added to the book. Elizabeths email
address: beechelizabeth@gmail.com
Aprils email address: adcya@yahoo.com
If you would like to donate to a gift for
Darrell, Donna in the office will be collecting
the donations or put in the offering plate on
Sunday, marked Darrells gift in memo
section of your check
Anna Van Diest will be selling tickets
for the luncheon after church this Sunday and
next. Deadline to RSVP is June 22 or you can
contact Donna in the office during the week.

Graduates-2014
Taylor Fee: Masters Degree
from University, San Diego; working
in State Capital., daughter of Chris and Brad
Fee, granddaughter of Ted and Sammie Adams
Isaac Beech: B.A. Philosophy
Cal-State Fullerton; nephew of Elizabeth and
Danielle Beech
Nicole Ciera Christman:
Environmental Analysis. Pitzer College;
Daughter of Mike Christman
Greg Harisis: Bachelor of Science
in Public Health and Baseball, Santa Clara
University; Son of Donna and Dean Harisis
John Thomas Styffe: Troy High
School; and will attend Community College in
the fall, son of Amy and David Styffe
Laura Cairns Fought: Fullerton
High School; will attend Colorado Mesa
University, Colorado; daughter of Christina
and Julio Martinez, granddaughter of John and
Cyndi Cairns
Luke Ryan McCrary: Leland
High School, San Jose, CA; will attend
University California Santa Barbara, son of
Chris & Marlene McCrary, granddaughter of
Dick & Sibyl Dittberner
Greg Blanpied: will graduate
from High School in Reston, Virginia, on
Wednesday, June 18, grandson of Ed and
Mariette Linberg
Grandchildren of Scott and Mary Brill:
- Joshua Hambric: graduates from
8th grade Junior High from Travis Ranch,
Yorba Linda, CA; and will attend Yorba Linda
High School in the fall
Christian Brill graduates from
Academy for Academic Excellence, Apple
Valley, CA; will attend Barstow Junior College
in the fall, Barstow, CA
Grandson of Donna and Barry
Woodbridge:
Seth Williams: graduates from
8
th
Grade at Columbus Tustin Middle School,
Tustin; will attend Tustin High School in the
fall.

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SummerCampisComing!
Loch Leven is looking better than
ever! Theme for this year is:
Come to the Table of Love.
FCCF will pay ! of early bird
registration. For forms and more information,
see Debra Todd or check with Donna in the
office. Here is the schedule:
Wee Camp (adult/child) July 10 - 12;
early bird registration deadline 6/2 - $200/pair
Mini & Special Needs July 6 9;
early bird registration deadline 6/2 - $260
Junior June 29 July 5;
early bird registration deadline 5/26- $355
Chi Rho July 13 - 19;
early bird registration deadline 6/9 - $355
CYF I July 20 - 26;
early bird registration deadline 6/16 - $355
CYF II July 27 August 2
early bird registration deadline 6/23 - $355

Seni or Book Cl ub
The Senior Book Club is
reading a new comic mystery
novel about two women who are forced to re-
imagine who they are and what they are
capable of. The All-Girl Filling Stations Last
Reunion is a perfect combination of comedy,
mystery, wisdom, and charm. Fun-loving,
spanning decades and generations, and
centered on a little-known aspect of Americas
twentieth-century story, the novel was written
by Fannie Flagg, a born storyteller. Nancy
Knott will host the discussion of the book on
July 24, 2014.
The other book we chose to read for a
September discussion is Defending Jacob.
Award-winning author William Landay has
written the consummate novel of an embattled
family in crisisa suspenseful, character-
driven mystery that is also a spellbinding tale
of guilt, betrayal, and the terrifying speed at
which our lives can spin out of control. We
invite you to get one or both of these books
and join us for a fun fellowship of discussion.

SeniorsMeetTuesday
June17,2014
The seniors are meeting
this coming Tuesday, June 17 at 12:00 P.M. in
Chapman Lounge. We have had a month off
and now it is back to the third Tues of the
month as usual. Our speaker for the day is
Sloan Hamilton. Sloan is the current
Operations Manager at Loch Leven our
regional campsite. She has been the
Operations Manager since 2011 and previously
co-managed the Episcopal Camp at
Wrightwood with her husband, Joseph who
has been her partner since they met at Camp
Paivika (then owned by Crippled Childrens
Society) where he was the Caretaker and she
was the Horse Specialist in 1992.
She has worked in nearly every area of
camp operations (kitchen, maintenance,
program administration) over the past 20 years
and has spent time in the hospitality industry
and in public recreation. She continues to
foster her interest in the field of youth
development through her connections with
American Camps Association and has been
working with PWSR leadership to expand
quality programs for all of our participants at
Loch Leven year-round.
We look forward to hearing from Sloan
and the changes and plans for the future of
Loch Leven. Bring your lunch and join us for
this program this coming Tues at 12 noon.
Sammie

FinalReportOnThe
PentecostOffering
With gifts received
this past Sunday, our 2014 Pentecost Offering
totaled $765 which surpassed our goal by $15.
We thank everyone who participated in
this offering to support new church
development in our Region, as well as across
the United States and Canada as we Disciples
seek to reach our goal of launching 1,000 new
Disciples' congregations between 2000 and
2020. The total of new congregations started is
over 800 plus and growing with nearly 6 years
left until 2020.
The Outreach Ministry


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"Historic"Meeting?
Everyone at FCCF
sees the historic black and
white photo on the wall
outside Chapman Lounge
of a group of well dressed men, replete with
community band members. Dress hats, dark
suits, serious- looking, and proud men.
Leaders in their day. A witness to the history
of our church and community.
Look at the photo below, and ask
whether in time it might just be the
contemporary version of that older photo.
Let us remember together that on
Saturday June 7, 2014, fifteen men representing
First Christian and Casa de Oracin
congregations came together, broke bread,
asked and listened to each other say in English
and Spanish "How has the world challenged
you this week?", and "How has God blessed
you this week?" They then prayed for each
other and our two congregations. It felt as
though the Holy Spirit had fallen once again
upon a room full of a group of disciples, for
many men vowed to return on Saturday
morning July 12 and bring with him another
man so that the next gathering would be of at
least 25 dedicated men, willing to stand up for
whatever it takes to follow Jesus in our time.

CoffeeLovers,TeaDrinkers,
ChocolateEaters,Cocoa
Sippers,CookieBakers!!!
Look for our table outside next to the
Coffee Cart. Have a sample of coffee, look at
the catalog, and buy something that could
make a huge difference in the lives of so many
people. Purchasing fairly traded products
through the Disciples of Christ Coffee Project,
you are directly supporting the Disciples
Home Missions (DMF) and Week of
Compassion.Supplies are always available in
the church office during the week.

AHastyNote!
On Pentecost Sunday, we read that the
people heard the Disciples speaking to them in
each persons language and dialect. They
heard of Gods mighty acts, and were
transformed. Sunday worship became the
place where people who witnessed Gods acts
of grace in their lives came to share that
witness. I raised the question as to when you
had witnessed Gods mighty acts recently.
That night members of our choir, Mitch, and
the music staff joined forces with choirs from
three other churches. The music was chosen to
portray Jesus life and mission, ultimately
leading to his crucifixion and Resurrection.
For Barbara and me, that performance was
transformative. The 100-plus singers were
dressed in black. Emily, Luanne, and Cam
were some of the soloists. The various
conductors, pianists and organist were superb
in inspiring the ensemble to sing with clarity
and conviction. The music was chosen to meet
a variety of tastes. We witnessed the mighty
act of God that evening as rarely heard before.
Our choir members efforts inspired me to
hope that you will continue to look for Gods
acts of grace such as we experienced that
evening. And if you cant seem to find those
experiences, our own church community is a
good place to begin looking for them.
In love,
Bob Hasty

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WhatIsAnOfferingOfLetters?
When we think of offerings,
we most often think of pulling out our wallets
and putting money in an offering plate during
worship, or writing a check in advance of
attending worship and putting it in the
offering plate as we listen to the Offertory.
However, over the years, the Lay Leaders in
our worship services have constantly
reminded us not only about giving money, but
also giving of ourselves. And, many times,
giving of ourselves is more important--
welcoming a stranger, providing food for a
homeless person, reaching out to a troubled
neighbor grieving a loss, volunteering for a
Habitat for Humanity project, or, as we'll have
the opportunity to do on June 29, writing
letters to the members of Congress who
represent us.
Bread for the World, whose sole
purpose is to influence legislation related to
hunger in both the United States and around
the world, has for many years invited members
of churches representing a wide variety of
denominations--Evangelical Covenant, United
Methodist, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian,
Lutheran, Episcopal, Baptist, as well as us
Disciples, plus others--to participate in an
Offering of Letters.
We are going to be doing our 2014
Offering of Letters on Sunday, June 29. Ben
Stuart and Randy Langston, who are
coordinating this activity, will have letters you
may simply sign, or will provide you with
information so that you can write your own
letters. The church will pay the postage
involved. You may come early to sign, or write,
your letter during the Sunday school hour or,
you may do this immediately before or right
after the worship service. There will also be an
opportunity to be part of this effort after the
lunch which will honor Darrell McGowan, our
Senior Pastor, who will preach for us for the
final time that day. This year's targeted
legislation is the reforming of US Food Aid.
Look for more specific information about the
legislation proposed to address this issue in
"The Caller" that will be published on June 22.
The Outreach Ministry
HowWouldYouFeel.......
As a parent with school
aged kids if you couldn't afford
the supplies on your kid's list?
As a kid who didn't have the supplies
on the list??
As a teacher with a minuscule budget
watching some of his/her students doing
without?
We have an opportunity as a church to
relieve a small portion of the burden from
families and schools by making a donation to
the Outreach Ministry Team. We would like to
donate 25 bags of school supplies to needy
children. The bags would include the
necessities for a successful school year;
notebook, scissors, pencils, pens, and crayons
(to name just a few of the items being included
in the bag). Each bag will cost between $10 -
$15 to fill. It would be wonderful if we could
offer a little hope and comfort to some little
kids who could use this small hand up.
Your donation should be made out to
FCC and indicate in the memo section school
kits. $250 to help so many kids seems very
possible. Let's do what we can to remove some
of the burden from the shoulders of those who
need the help the very most.
The Outreach Ministry

FCCFtoHostRegional
Event
We will be hosting a
Pacific Southwest Region
Stewardship Seminar on Saturday, June 21,
from 9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M.
This is the second of a series of
Stewardship events being offered by the
Region. The topics of this seminar are:
Grant Writing 101 & Legacy Giving. Cost is
$10 and includes lunch. Leaders will be
Marilyn Fiddmont and Nora Jacobs.
If this is something that interests you,
you are encouraged to attend. If you would
like to attend, please let Donna in the office
know so she can get you registered. I hope
that we will have a good presence from our
congregation.
Donna Woodbridge


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FCCWorkDayWithHabitatFor
Humanity
On Saturday, June 28, there will be a
framing day for Habitat for Humanity at the
new La Habra site. We have been given the
opportunity to help with this project. We are
asked to be there by 7:30 A.M. and be prepared
to work until 3:00 P.M. We will be framing the
first floor of two homes. This will complete the
framing of the first floor of seven new homes.
The first question that is asked by most
is, What do I need to know in order to frame
or help. If you know what end of a hammer to
grab onto, you are qualified. If you do not
know, there will be a 5 second lesson and the
rest of the knowledge will be given on the job
site. There will be supervisors and crew leaders
and Geezers to help and make sure we do the
job properly.
If you are willing to learn and have
some fun, tell Ed Linberg or Craig Wallace by
the 22
nd
of June. The site is located on La Habra
Blvd. across the street from Washington
Middle School. We really need the help.
Craig Wallace

HealingTouchSpiritual
Workshop
On Sat. July 19 from 9:30 A.M. -12:30
P.M., First Christian Church Whittier will be
hosting an Introduction to Healing Touch
Spiritual Ministry: Using Your Hands to
Heaven
The Healing Touch Spiritual Ministry
program helps participants connect energy
healing with their faith, and with the history of
healing in the Church. This program is rooted
in both the Judeo-Christian perspective and
Eastern healing modalities. We recognize that
all healing comes from God, and that we can
be conduits of Gods healing compassion.
For churches, HTSM is an effective
addition to the work of the Elders, Stephen
Ministries and Pastoral Partners calling on
church members who are hospitalized or
homebound.
This workshop will explore many
healing stories in the Bible, discuss the healing
ministry of Jesus and his Disciples, and the
work of the early Church as it continued Jesus
call to heal and anoint. We will also consider
how science contributes to our understanding
of ancient techniques that come to us from
Eastern traditions. Finally, we introduce a
simple technique for the laying-on-of-hands
that can be used in nearly any setting.
Rev. Louise Sloan Goben is the
instructor. Louise is an ordained minister of
the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and
serves as Associate Minister at First Christian
Church, North Hollywood. She is also a
Certified Practitioner of Healing Touch
Spiritual Ministry and an instructor with the
Institute of Spiritual Healing & Aromatherapy.
There will be a $15 suggested donation for the
event. Register with Rev. Kel Henderson,
(714-465-6991) or with Donna in the church
office.

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PeaceInTheMiddleEast
Wouldn't that be wonderful? We are partnering with the Congregational Church
(UCC) of Fullerton to meet with representatives from Churches for Middle East Peace
(CMEP), a non-profit coalition of 25 national Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox church
organizations educations and advocates for a just, durable and comprehensive resolution of the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Tuesday, June 25 at 7 P.M. at the Congregational Church located on
Euclid in Fullerton. Persons from both the Disciples and the UCC will be updating us on the work
that our churches are doing to promote peace in the Middle East.


WHAT SHOULD AMERICAN CHRISTIANS
THINK AND DO ABOUT
THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE CONFLICT?
A special presentation by Ambassador Warren Clark,
Executive Director, Churches for Middle East Peace
TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 2014, 7:00 P.M.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF FULLERTON
845 North Euclid St., Fullerton 92832

Ambassador Clark, Executive Director, Churches for Middle East Peace is an
Episcopal layman and came to CMEP after a distinguished career as a Foreign Service
officer in the U. S. State Department, having served in the Middle East, Europe,
Canada and Africa, as well as at the United Nations. He was Vice Consul in Aleppo,
Syria; Charge dAffaires in Lagos, Nigeria and U.S. Ambassador to the Gabonese
Republic and to Sao Tome and Principe.
In the State Department, Ambassador Clark was Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary
of State for Africa and Desk Officer for Libya. He represented the U. S. on the United
Nations Security Council for Middle East and African issues and led a study group on
the Middle East at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
Ambassador Clark chaired the Commission on Peace for the Episcopal Diocese of
Washington, and worked at the Center for Global Justice and Reconciliation at the
Washington National Cathedral There will be a power point presentation and time for
questions and discussion. Refreshments will be served. Spread the word to church
people you know who may be concerned about this.
Sponsored by the Congregational Church of Fullerton (United Church of Christ),
and the First Christian Church of Fullerton (Disciples of Christ).

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First Christian Church
109 E. Wilshire Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92832
Reawaken (Early Worship Service) Sunday, 8:00 A.M.
Church School for all ages: Sunday, 9:00 A.M.
Remember (Traditional Worship Service) Sunday, 10:15 A.M.
Youth Groups: Sunday, 1:00 P.M. & Wednesday, 3:30 5:15 P.M.

























Servi ng June 15, 2014
Greeter: Alyssa Robidoux
Guest Book: Edee Stahnke
Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry
Acolyte Parent: McCuen
Sound & Video: Ben Stuart/PJ Vannoy
Lay Leader: Youth
Childrens Moment: Youth
Elders: Youth
Diaconate: McCuens Team
Prepare: Dirk McCuen
Ushers: Beverly Reinke, Paul Robidoux
Serve: Cam & Nancy Malotte, Dirk & Jan
McCuen, Kelly & Shawn McCuen
Clean Up: Jan, Kelly & Shawn McCuen

Servi ng June 22, 2014

Greeter: Barbara Fenters
Guest Book: Sibyl Dittberner
Coffee Host: Hospitality Ministry
Acolyte Parent: Henke
Sound & Video: Paul & Travis Robidoux
Lay Leader: Pat Vannoy
Childrens Moment: Luanne Bailey
Elders: Chris Fee, Barry Woodbridge, Phil
Forbes
Diaconate: McCuens Team
Prepare: Dirk & Jan McCuen
Ushers: Kelly & Shawn McCuen
Serve: Luanne Bailey, Dirk, Jan, Kelly and
Shawn McCuen, Paul Robidoux
Clean Up: Luanne Bailey, Beverly Reinke,
Paul Robidoux