Sunday

May 22, 2011 Sunday Morning Morning Worship

Worship—11:00 AM 11AM

FAIRMOUNT
Our Mission:

To worship God,
To seek the way of Christ,
To grow as an inviting, caring,
and challenging community of Presbyterian Church
adults, youth, and children, in
response to God's unconditional
love that transcends all human
distinctions and summons us to
make a difference in the World.

Our Diversity Statement:

As beloved children of God, we

welcome all persons to join our
family of faith as full participants,
regardless of age, race or
ethnicity, national origin, gender,
marital status, sexual orientation,
mental or physical ability,
economic status, differences of
thought and expression, or any
other human condition. We
celebrate and find strength in our
diversity.

Welcome
Weekly Calendar
Page 2

Worship Bulletin
Page 3

News and
Announcements
Page 6&7

Prayer List and

Concerns
Page 7

Worship Hours
8:30 AM
Worship Service with Communion
in the Chapel

11:00 AM 2757 Fairmount Boulevard

Traditional Worship Service with
Communion the first Sunday of Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
each month in the Sanctuary 216.321.5800 (office)
216.321.1044 (fax)
www.fairmountchurch.org

Inviting ╬ Connecting ╬ Renewing

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 SundayOF
THIS WEEK’S CALENDAR Morning
EVENTSWorship—11:00
NOTE TO THEAM
CONGREGATION
Sunday, May 22 In an effort to better care for God’s good creation we are
8:30 am Childcare (Infant/Toddler Room) attempting to reduce the amount of paper we use in our
Worship with Communion (Chapel) monthly mailings. If you are interested in receiving your
9:30 am Coffee Hour (Andersen Hall) Monthly Flyer or Quarterly Statement of Giving via email
9:45 am Exploration Hour
10:10 am Fairmount Choir Rehearsal (Chancel)
please send a quick message to
11:00 am Worship with Children’s Musical, “Oh Jonah!”, by flyer@fairmountchurch.org.
Allen Pote and Carole McCann (Sanctuary)
Church School for Preschoolers
(Christian Education Wing)
12:15 pm Coffee Hour (Andersen Hall)
12:30 pm 20s/30s Third Sunday Brunch on the Fourth
Sunday at Yours Truly Shaker Square
6:30 pm Youth Group (Youth Room)
Monday, May 23
11:00 am Communion at Judson Park
5:00 pm Presbytery Meeting at Rocky River Presbyterian
Church
7:00 pm Evening Study Circle (Upper Room)
Trustees Meeting (Ganson Room)
Tuesday, May 24
9:00 am Flyer Folding Party (Ganson Room)
9:30 am Staff Meeting (Upper Room)
10:15 am Program Staff Meeting (Upper Room)
12:00 pm Personnel Committee of the Presbytery Meeting
(Upper Room)
7:00 pm Yoga with Diane Gent (Chapel)
Faith Formation Council (Ganson)
7:30 pm Parent Support Group (Chilcote North)
Wednesday, May 25
7:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (Upper Room)
Thursday, May 26
7:30 am Job Seekers (Ganson Room)
11:30 am Well Spouse Group (Upper Room)
6:45 pm AA Beginners (Dining Room)
7:00 pm Women of Spirit Book Study (Chilcote South)
7:15 pm Al-Anon Beginners (Chilcote North)
8:00 pm Al-Anon (Upper Room)
Alcoholics Anonymous (Dining Room)
Next Sunday, May 29
8:30 am Worship with Communion (Chapel)
Childcare (Infant/Toddler Room)
9:30 am Coffee Hour (Andersen Hall)
9:45 am Exploration Hour
10:00 am Worship (Sanctuary)
Judson Worship Service
Church School (Christian Education Wing) A NOTE TO PARENTS
11:15 am Coffee Hour (Andersen Hall)
Children are always welcome in our worship services! Young
children move and coo during worship and this is expected. If,
however, infant and toddler voices become too loud for others
to participate in worship, we ask that you take your child from
the sanctuary until he/she is more quieted. There is an Infant
Oasis in the narthex with rocking chairs and toddler toys.

Childcare during the service is available in the nursery across

from the church office for children up to age three. Preschool
and Kindergarten care is also available downstairs in our
education wing, rooms 1 & 2.

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 Sunday Morning Worship—11:00 AM
Sunday, May 22—5th Sunday of Easter
╬ ╬ ╬
Welcome!! We are so glad to have
you in worship with us this morning. If
you are worshipping with us for the first
time, please fill out one of the “welcome”
cards in the pew so we may greet you
and respond to any questions you might
have.
PRELUDE
The distinguished English composer
Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958) was
an organist, but more importantly
professor of composition at the Royal
College of Music. His best known organ
works are his Preludes founded on Welsh
hymn-tunes—Bryn Calfaria (#154),
Rhosymedre (#534), and Hyfrydol (#376).
The tune Rhosymedre was written by
John David Edwards, vicar of
Rhosymedre, Wales.
PROCESSIONAL HYMN 145
The text was written by Edward H.
Plumptre, a professor at King’s College
and later dean of Wells Cathedral, for a
processional (originally 10 stanzas) at the
Peterborough, England, Choral Festival of
1865. The tune, named for the
composer’s mother, was written for this
text in 1883, by Arthur Henry Messiter, a
native of England who came to the U.S. to
be organist of Trinity Church, New York,
in 1867. His men and boys choir became
a model for Episcopal churches.
PASSING OF THE PEACE
Please share “the peace of Christ” with
one another, an ancient ritual reflecting
Christ’s power to forgive, reconcile, and
unite us.
We Gather To Worship
With the gift of music, may our ears prepare our hearts,
minds, and souls to worship God.
PRELUDE Robert Moncrief, organist
Voluntaries on “Hyfrydol” and “Rhosymedre”
Ralph Vaughan Williams
GREETINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Attendance pads, Intercessory Prayer cards
CALL TO WORSHIP Elder Kellen Lowrie
One: Rejoice, people of God! Celebrate the life within you, and Christ’s
presence in your midst!
All: Our eyes shall be opened! The present will have new
meaning, and the future will be bright with hope.
One: Rejoice, people of God! Bow your heads before the One who is
our wisdom and our strength.
All: We place ourselves before this God, that we may be touched
and cleansed by the power of God’s Spirit.
*PROCESSIONAL HYMN 145 Marion
Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart!
CALL TO CONFESSION
PRAYER OF CONFESSION (unison)
Creator God, we come into your presence with thanks for all that
fills our lives with joy: the love of family and friends, the comfort
of our homes, the challenge of work, and the delight of leisure.
Forgive us that too often we have taken all these for granted,
failing to see them as your gifts. In this time of worship, stretch
our understanding, that we may know our lives in the perspective
of your sovereign authority. Teach us to live in the world with
faithfulness to your intention for the world, and to be at home
wherever your spirit leads us. Hear now our silent prayers…
SILENT CONFESSION AND KYRIE
ASSURANCE OF FORGIVENESS
One: Through Christ, Life has been given to us as a new gift for today.
All: We are a new and different people from this moment on!
One: Arise then, and walk in the Light of Christ!
All: In Jesus Christ we are forgiven and restored to new life!
*THE PEACE
One: May the peace of Christ be with you all.
All: And also with you.
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RESPONSE
Hymn 108
Brian Wren wrote this text for Easter
worship at his church in Hockley, Essex,
in 1968, just 10 days after the
assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.
The hymn pictures the resurrected Christ
as deeply involved in the life and pain of
humanity and not remote from us. The
tune first appeared in a hymnal by
Thomas Williams in 1789 and served as
the setting for an Isaac Watts text.
**About the Lord's Prayer
Fairmount uses two versions of the Lord's
Prayer: the traditional Presbyterian
version and an ecumenical version
developed by the International
Consultation on Ecumenical Texts over
30 years ago. We realize that prayer
transcends reason; we want to pray "by
heart." To help us memorize both
versions, we will use the traditional
version November through April, and the
ecumenical version May through October.
RESPONSE Hymn 108, v.5
Christ is alive, and comes to bring
Good news to this and every age,
Till earth and sky and ocean ring
With joy, with justice, love, and praise.
RECOGNITIONS
Faith Formation Volunteers
One: Listen my children, to God's instruction; pay attention, and
learn what understanding is.
All: I, too, was once a child with a father, in my mother's eyes
a tender child, unique.
One: The first principle of wisdom is: acquire wisdom; at the cost of
all you have, acquire understanding!
All: Listen my child, take my words to heart. I have educated
you in the ways of wisdom, I have guided you along the
path of honesty.
One: When you walk, your going will be unhindered, if you run, you
will not stumble.
All: Hold fast to discipline, never let her go, keep your eyes on
her, she is your life.
One: My child, pay attention to what I am telling you, listen carefully
to my words.
All: Do not let them out of your sight, keep them deep in your
heart.
One: For they are life to those who find them and health to all
humanity.
All: More than all else, keep watch over your heart, since here
are the wellsprings of life. Thanks be to God!
From Proverbs 4: 1, 3, 7, 10-13, 20-23
Church Choirs
PRAYER FOR CHURCH MUSICIANS AND ARTISTS (unison)
God of life, you filled the world with beauty. Thank you for
musicians and artists who see clearly, who with trained skill can
make music or visualize your truth to us. Keep them attentive to
applaud the wonder of your works, finding in the world signs of
the love revealed in Jesus Christ our Lord. Help us to show our
gratitude to all those who share your gift of music freely and
generously with brothers and sisters in worship. For all your
gifts—of life and health, of church and friends, of rejoicing and
song, we bring you our praise from grateful hearts. Amen.
PRAYERS OF THE CHURCH Martha Shiverick
THE LORD’S PRAYER (unison, ecumenical version)
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom
come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. Give us today our
daily bread. Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin
against us. Save us from the time of trial and deliver us from evil.
For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours now and for
ever. Amen.
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OFFERING OF TITHES AND GIFTS OFFERTORY ANTHEM

OFFERTORY ANTHEM Fairmount Choir
Let the People Praise Thee Walter Pelz
Let all the people praise thee, O God. Let the nations be glad and
sing for joy; for thou shalt judge the people righteously, and govern
the nations upon earth. God be merciful unto us, and bless us, and
cause his face to shine upon us; that thy way may be known upon
earth, thy saving health among all nations. Then shall the earth
yield her increase; and God, even our own God, shall bless us;
and all the ends of the earth shall fear him. (Psalm 67)
Walter Pelz presently plays recitals and
hymn festivals and composes for the
church after retiring as Distinguished
Professor of Music at Bethany College in
Lindsborg, Kansas. Born in Chicago, he
studied at Concordia University in River
Forest, Illinois; Northwestern University;
and the University of Minnesota. In the
text, the psalmist prays for the
enlargement of God's kingdom; calls
upon all nations to serve God, because
God judges and governs righteously; and
promises prosperity to the faithful and
obedient.

*DOXOLOGY, Hymn 592

DOXOLOGY
Praise God, from Whom all blessings
*PRAYER OF DEDICATION flow, Praise God, all creatures here
below, Praise God above, ye heavenly
host: Creator, Christ, and Holy Ghost.
Amen. (Revised)
OH, JONAH!
By Allen Pote and Carole McCann Praise God, from Whom all blessings
flow, Praise Him, all creatures here
Oh, Jonah! is more than a story about a whale swallowing a human. It’s a below, Praise Him above, ye heavenly
story about us. It’s a tale involving responsibility, repentance, listening for host: Praise Father, Son, and Holy
Ghost. Amen. (Traditional)
the word of God in our lives, accepting people who are different from us,
and believing that there is mercy and compassion for all who turn toward OH JONAH!
God. The story may be found in Jonah 1:1-4:11. Allen Pote was born in Halstead, Kansas,
and educated at Texas Christian
University with a diploma in Church
*CHARGE AND BLESSING Music. A Fulbright Scholar, he studied in
Brussels, Belgium, and took advanced
work at Union Theological Seminary in
New York City. For twenty-two years he
POSTLUDE served as a full-time Director of Music in
God of Grace Paul Manz churches in Texas and Florida. He is
currently a full-time composer living in
Pensacola, Florida. Carole McCann is a
director, choreographer, teacher, and
*rising, as able writer in Houston. She has collaborated
with Allen Pote on six youth muscials.

POSTLUDE
Paul Manz (1919-2009) was an American
composer for choir and organ, long
serving the church as recitalist,
composer, teacher and leader in worship.
He was Cantor Emeritus (organist-
choirmaster) at Lutheran churches in
Chicago and Minneapolis. He was the
director of the newly established Paul
Manz Institute of Church Music and
Professor Emeritus of Church Music at
the Lutheran School of Theology at
Chicago

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 News
Sunday and announcements
Morning Worship—11:00 AM
ANNOUCEMENTS
60th ANNUAL STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL – SAVE THE DATE!!!
One of our BIGGEST annual traditions
at Fairmount is closely approaching! Be
sure you and your family save the date
and bring friends for Sunday, June 5th,
immediately following our 10:00am
summer worship service! The day will
be filled with fun, food, and fellowship
outside on the side lawn! To celebrate
our 60th Anniversary, come see the
Flower Clown and his magic show and
see if you can dunk some of your
favorite Fairmount staff members at the
dunking booth, along with rides on our
favorite ROCKET CAR!
FINE ARTS BENEFIT TO SUPPORT
NORTH CHURCH (PCUSA)
ARTISTS ToGATHER: THERE'S NO
PLACE LIKE HOME
North Church and Lutheran Metropolitan
Ministries are raising funds for their new
home. The new building will allow
North’s Ministries to continue into the
future without the overhead costs of an
old out-dated building. Lyndhurst
Community Presbyterian Church is
sponsoring a fine arts exhibition and
sale to support the relocation of North
Church. Fine and professional artists
will be displaying and selling their work
on consignment.
The show is today, Sunday, May 22nd,
from noon to 8pm. For more
information contact
Dennis Reitenbach, Ph.D., co-curator.
216.856.1970
denisphotography@aol.com.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN
THE CLEVELAND COMMUNITY!!!!!
The Greater Cleveland Coalition (The
GCC) is a new coalition of religious
congregations and community
organizations throughout Cuyahoga
County who will work together to make
our region a more just and prosperous
place to live for all our residents. The
first issues to be tackled are: Education,
Jobs, Health Care, Criminal Justice, and
Hunger/Environment. The first meeting
will be June 6th at the Masonic
Auditorium at 3615 Euclid Ave. Your
voice needs to be heard! Come and
represent our church in this new effort
and together we can make our
community stronger. For more
information contact Ulrich Hopfer
(uhopfer@sbcglobal.net) or
Missy Shiverick.
CALLING ALL GRADUATING
SENIORS IN HIGH SCHOOL…
Sunday, June 5th, is Senior Recognition
Sunday. Please let Eppie know by May
25th the name of the senior high school
you are graduating from and your plans
for after graduation. I also need 5 – 6
pictures from your senior year,
preferably doing something Fairmount
oriented. Email me at
emiller@fairmountchurch.org.
COOKS WANTED
If you like to cook and would like to
meet some other women who do, join
the Spice Girls. Taking turns and in
teams, we cook for Guild on Tuesday
mornings. It is a limited volunteer job
that takes three to four hours each time
you are scheduled. In the process, we
share giggles, cooking tips, recipes, and
great friendships. Should you be
interested or have any questions,
please contact Chris Hicks
216.371.5083. We'd love to invite you
to lunch.
RESPONDING TO THE CALL
FAIRMOUNT CHANCEL FLOWERS
Did you know the flowers that beautify
our chancel on Sunday mornings are
taken after worship to our members who
are hospitalized or homebound? Not
only do they memorialize, celebrate, or
honor someone, but they are also used
by the Deacons in their ministry of care
and comfort. There are several
Sundays available if you would like to
honor, celebrate, or memorialize
someone and or an event with chancel
flowers. The cost can be shared with
another person if you do not want to pay
for the whole arrangement
yourself. Please call the church office to
find out which Sundays are available.
STEPHEN MINISTRIES
CRISIS: An emotionally charged time
of instability during which a crucial
change occurs
The Chinese word for crisis is a
combination of two characters: one for
“danger” and the other for “opportunity”.
This drives home the fact that every
crisis, though it involves impending
danger, also offers opportunities for
personal and spiritual growth. Stephen
Ministers are trained to walk with you
through the dangers of your crisis and
help you find the opportunities God has
in store for you. If you or someone you
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know could benefit from talking with a
Stephen Minister please call
Missy Shiverick 216.321.5800 and she
will connect you to one.
SMALL GROUP MINISTRIES
MEN’S BREAKFAST FORUM
In June only, this group will depart from
its regular schedule of the first and third
Wednesday meeting. Instead we will
meet on Wednesday, June 8th and on
Wednesday, June 22nd at 7:30am.
June 8th – “No Common Good?,”
Gary Dorrien, (Christian Century, April
19, 2011)
Articles are available on the Fairmount
Website or in paper copy in the main
office.
WELL SPOUSE SUPPORT GROUP
Are you caring for a spouse or
relative? Please join us the second and
fourth Thursdays of this month for
support and fellowship. We meet
together at 11:30am for a brown bag
lunch. Well Spouse provides a
confidential group for care givers to
receive support from others who
understand and have been
there. Weather permitting during these
warm weather months we are in the
beautiful Garth of the church. (We meet
in the Upper room otherwise) Please
call Missy Shiverick for more
information 216.321.5800.
CHILDREN MINISTRIES
Infant and Toddler care is available
throughout the morning in our Church
Nursery (across from Main Office) with
Elisha Hooks and Magella Roserie.
During 11:00 worship
Church school today for Preschool
Class only, beginning at 11:00am in
Room 1 in the education wing.
All children are welcome to
participate as we worship together
with the leadership of our M&Ms
children’s choirs in presenting the
musical Oh Jonah!
 News
Sunday
Morning Worship—11:00 AM
GEARING UP FOR A GREEN
SUMMER AT CHURCH SCHOOL!
PreK - Sixth Grade Classes
June 12th - July 31st
(No class July 3rd)
RENEW...Grow in Faith.
Have Fun. Change the World.
Grounded in Jesus’ Parable of the
Sower, our summer church school
program brings together the Bible
and environmental stewardship.
Our children will grow in faith as
they play, learn, sing, and work
toward renewing their congregation
and community. By serving in the
community and inviting the
community into church, kids
demonstrate that being green can
be easy, faithful, and fun. ReNew
is about hope, opportunity, and
service. Our children and
congregation can lead the way as
stewards of the earth! Leaders
needed for Renew! Please contact
Betsy Wooster ASAP with interest:
bwooster@fairmountchurch.org
or 216.321.5800.
PARENTS HELPING PARENTS
Fairmount’s New Parent Support
Group meets bi-monthly on 2nd &
4th Tuesdays. May Meetings:
May 24th, 7:30pm (RSVP childcare
by Noon on May 23rd)
Parents Helping Parents is a caring
community support group co-led by
parent Aida McCracken and FPC
Director of Children and Family
Ministries, Betsy Wooster. You’ll
find: parents who understand how
you feel, a place to vent your
parenting stress and laugh a little,
practical feedback on parenting
skills and family challenges.
Questions? Contact
Betsy Wooster,
bwooster@fairmountchurch.org
or 216.321.5800 or
Aida McCracken,
aidamccracken@gmail.com or
216.342.4877.
and announcements
YOUTH MINISTRIES
(grades 7 – 12)
Today:
8:30am and 11am services – Youth
Leader and Teacher Recognition
6:30pm – 8pm End of the Year Youth
Group Party for all in grades 7 – 12.
Bring your favorite hat and talk about
plans for next year!
Sunday, July 10th Cleveland Indians
vs. Toronto Blue Jays. Come with
Fairmount friends to see the #1
Cleveland Indians play ball! Leave the
church parking lot at 12noon, game
starts at 1:05pm. Tickets cost $9 each
payable to Fairmount on the day of the
game. Let Eppie know ASAP if you
want tickets as they are limited.
Friday, August 26th at 4:30pm –
Sunday, August 28th at 5pm Cheer
Whitewater Rafting Trip to Ohiopyle,
PA (for rising 9th – 12th graders). Cost
$160 (includes accommodation in a 4
bedroom/2 bathroom mountain house,
all meals, whitewater rafting, and
transportation).
Friends of Fairmount youth members
are always welcome to join us!
Any questions or comments please
contact Eppie Miller, Director of Youth
and 20s30sMinistries, at
emiller@fairmountchurch.org or PRAYER CONCERNS
216.321.5800, ext. 123.
PRAYER REQUESTS - Pew cards
20s/30s MINISTRIES are available to request prayers or
to be shared in the Sunday bulletin.
TODAY “Third Sunday Brunch” at Yours Call a pastor, 216.321.5800.
Truly (13328 Shaker Square,
Cleveland). We’re meeting the 4th
PLEASE PRAY FOR:
Sunday this month due to Confirmation
Sunday last week! Nana Landgraf (death of RJ),
Interim Pastor Search Committee,
Sunday, July 10 Cleveland Indians Kay Ingersoll (surgery 5/26),
vs. Toronto Blue Jays. Join Jenna Watt, Gary Nash (brother of
Fairmounters to see the awesome Tim), Ken & Betty Redd (health of
Indians play ball! Leave the church son), Marge Powers, Ellen Miles,
parking lot at 12noon, game starts at North Presbyterian Church (our
1:05pm. Tickets cost $9 each payable partner church)
to Fairmount on the day of the game. I
Those in the U.S. Armed Forces:
only have 25 tickets so let Eppie know if
you want to go! Families with children Erick Thompson, John S. Allerding,
are welcome to join as well as friends. John David, Robb Dimick,
Jodie Ilovsky, Bobby Thompson,
Any questions or comments please Derrick Marzette
contact Eppie Miller, Director of Youth
and 20s30s Ministries, at
emiller@fairmountchurch.org or
216.321.5800, ext.123.
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Fairmount Morning Worship—11:00 Thank
AM You Today
ELDERS
Peter Gerhart, Clerk of Session
Deacons—Coffee Hour:
Andrea Seifert, Jim Austin,
Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Class of 2013
Debby Scholl, Sara Young
Peter Gerhart Janie Bashour Barbara Best
Robertson Hilton Susan Kent Gina Brian
Stephanie Jackson Chin-Tai Kim Karen Dakin Flower Delivery:
Kellen Lowrie Kevin Petru Nancy Gillombardo Ok-Sim Kim, Leslie Richer,
Sharon Milligan Brendan Pham Ulrich Hopfer
Clark Pope Lee Sealfon Ruby Williams
Tabitha Gillombardo
Justin Roberts Bryan Seekely
Charles Skinner Jean Sylak Elder Greeters:
Ashley Smith
8:30 Chapel, Jean Sylak;
DEACONS 10:30 Fairmount Narthex,
Eric Carlson, Moderator Ruby Williams;
Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Class of 2013
10:30 Scarborough Door, Narthex
(Elder’s Ass’n.), Ed Oberndorf
James Austin Cindy Barker Mia Bencsath
Victoria Bell Corky Carl Melissa Breedlove
Steven Benton Wrean Fiebig Eric Carlson Liturgists:
Julie Bonebrake Liz Lindsay Erin Gisel 8:30
Nancy Eisele Frank Mulvaney Ana Freyre-Miller
Tabitha Gillombardo Ann Singer Ann Higley Ulrich Hopfer
Anne Ginn Logan Skelly Adrienne Johnston
Dorothy Henry David Smith Willa Jordan
Emily Johnson Krissa Spence Ann Kieger 11am
Joy Jones John Stuart Rob Loeffler Kellen Lowrie
Ok-Sim Kim Mark Walker Lara Mullen
Kristina Kistler Deborah Nash
James Litteral Leslie Richer Office Volunteer:
Andrea Seifert Debby Scholl Nan Pfeifer
Ephraim Sesaba Stephanie Washlock
Abby Sheeran
Arlene Sheeran Head Usher:
Sara Young
Russ Shaw
Scripture Readings: New Revised
TRUSTEES
Standard Version
Kevin Petru, Moderator Service Recorder for May is
Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Class of 2013 Charlie Forsberg
James Crosby Tom Bennett Dan Austin
Mary Doll Scott Desmond Joel Rathbone
Walter Ginn John Kieger Kevin Hensel
William McLaughlin Tom Maxwell Bob Pfeifer
Jerry Parker Laurie Roulston Carolyn Cheverine
Steve Reger Toby Rittner
Peter Scheid Mike Chevraux
Russ Shaw

STAFF
CHANCEL FLOWERS
All Church Members, Ministers
*The Rev. Eric Dillenbeck, Associate Pastor & Acting Head of Staff
The Rev. Richard D. Clewell, D.Min., Temporary Supply Pastor
The Rev. Martha Shiverick, Temporary Supply Pastor
In honor of Fairmount’s high school
Betsy Wooster, Director of Children’s & Family Ministries and college graduates, the class of
Evelyn (Eppie) Miller, Director of Youth & 20s/30s Ministries 2011
*Robert L. Moncrief, Minister of Music
Amy Carlson, Handbell Director ~Anonymous
Laura Ross, Music Intern
Eve Sliwinski, Children’s Music Associate
*Nancy Cochrane, Church Administrator
Susanne Knauer, Financial Secretary
*Shawn Miller, Technical Services
*Kerri Chapman, Office Manager
Michael Ervin, LeeRon Hines, Antonio Bohannon, *Custodians
Sharon Gay, Housekeeping
The Rev. Catherine G. Borchert, Parish Associate
The Rev. Hank Doll, Parish Associate
Terra Winston, Candidate under care
Logan Skelly, Candidate under care Today’s Lectionary
Alexander Barnes, Inquirer under care Acts 7:55-60; Psalm 31:1-5, 15-16;
The Rev. Henry W. Andersen, D.D., Pastor Emeritus
1 Peter 2:2-10; John 14:1-14
*Full Time staff

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