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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Church News .......................... 2

Session Highlights ................... 2

Staffing Updates ..................... 3

APNC Report ........................... 3

Office Renovation Project ....... 4

Don Brenneman Celebration .. 5

Adult Ministry ......................... 6

Interfaith Shelter .................... 7

Children’s Ministry ................. 8

Red Brick Preschool ................ 9

BRICK Youth Ministry .............. 9

Senior Adult Ministry.. ............ 10

Session and Staff .................... 11

Stewardship.. .......................... 12

LOOKING AHEAD

Jan 14 Discover Community

Jan 21 Discover Community

Jan 21 Deacon Pancake Breakfast

Jan 26-28 Women’s Retreat

Jan 26-28 Forest Home Camp

Feb 14 Ash Wednesday

Feb 24 Interfaith Shelter Begins

A Note from Pastor Karla

Happy New Year to you!

As we throw out our 2017 calendars and look to

2018, I am reminded of the "long days and short

years" we experience as humans. As a child,

envisioning the year 2018 looked flying cars, meals

pulled directly from the television screen, and

telephones where you might interact face-to-

face...and we aren't that far off! I was recently reading online that there

are six car companies working on hover vehicles right now! It really is

fascinating to think about the speed of technology and all that has been

accomplished in the last century.

As our world rapidly changes, though, there is one thing that never

changes...God. God remains. That doesn't mean our perception of God

doesn't shift, in fact in true discipleship there is always movement; there is

always change. But, it is more of an uncovering of what has always been

and always will be. We can rest in that knowledge as we enter a new year.

We can also rely on the message that Jesus came to share with us, a

message that is embodied in Christ--to love God and love our neighbors for

the sake and glory of God and God's Kingdom.

This past fall we began a series entitled The Way in Words. The early

followers of Jesus called themselves followers of The Way. That phrase

says a lot about Jesus' intention for the message he lived and died for.

JANUARY 2018

Vol. 27 No. 1

Point Loma

Community

Presbyterian

Church Sunday Classic Worship

8:30 and 10:45 am Sanctuary

Café Service 9:45 am

Chapel

Rev. Karla Shaw Senior Pastor

www.pointlomachurch.org 2128 Chatsworth Blvd.

San Diego, CA 92107

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The Way invokes an image of movement. The Way

implies direction. The Way supersedes any religious

institution or organization. The Way effects every area

of our lives. When Jesus spoke about The Way, he did so

with parables--parables that explained the

characteristics of the Kingdom of God. But, Jesus didn't

just talk, he also lived out the Kingdom of God. This

winter we will be exploring that more through The Way

in Action. I hope you will join us to hear more about the

central message that Jesus taught us. This series directly

connects with where God is moving us as a community--

to be a more "inside-out" church--in theology circles, we

call this "missional".

So let us continue together to Experience Jesus, Journey

into Deeper Faith, Strengthen the Church, and

Transform our World, not because it is our duty as

Christians, but because it is a privilege to be a part of the

movement of God--The Way!

Welcome to a new year!

I am so grateful to be on this journey together,

Pastor Karla

A Note from Pastor Karla Continued

Session Meeting Highlights December 13, 2017

Session welcomed new Deacons Nicole Hage, Rylie Hage, Jeannie Spies, and Bev Wickstrom. They each delivered a statement of faith, after which their election was confirmed by unanimous vote. They will take office after being ordained/installed during worship services on January 7, 2017.

The Ministry Information Form (MIF) required to recruit a new Associate Pastor has been approved by the Presbytery and the PCUSA and has been posted on the national web site.

Joel Miller, Chair of the Stewardship Committee, announced that pledges for 2018 were at $860,000 from 266 giving units, against a goal of $1,000,000.

Steve Smith, Chair of the Finance Committee, presented a preliminary operating budget for 2018, showing income and expenses balanced at $1,250,000. The budget is to be refined over the next month and presented for final session approval in January.

Bruce Kunkel and Melissa Mullins presented plans for the reconfiguration of the church offices, along with a proposed “not to exceed” budget of $90,000. The project and budget were approved by unanimous vote of session.

Recruitment activities continue for the positions of Associate Pastor for Pastoral Care, Director of Community Life, Director of Worship, and Communications Coordinator.

Rev. Shaw paid tribute to Elders completing their terms of ser-vice this month; they are Larry Blenis, Allen Hobbs, Bruce Kunkel, Mark Olcott, Bob Simoneau, Ryan Spradling, and Kathy Wright.

Paul Diller Clerk

CHURCH NEWS

Thank you for your

ministry, Paul Diller!

After 12 years of consistent service,

Paul Diller is stepping down from his

volunteer position as Clerk of Session

and moving to Assistant Clerk effective

at the end of January. Paul has been a

gift to our church through his steadfast

spirit and diligence, maintaining the order of our records, al-

ways in a timely manner. As a result of his commitment for

over a decade, we have been able to meet Presbytery require-

ments year after year with very little need for improvement.

Thank you, Paul, for your support of our church through the

ups and downs of church family life. Your integrity, maturity,

and consistency have provided us with a strong center. Many

blessings on you in this new

season with a lot less meetings!

Congratulations Sue Skala!

Next time you see Sue Skala give her a

great big hug and congratulations! Sue

has been a member at PLCPC for the last

26 years, and in 2018 will become the

Moderator of our Presbytery. Leading

Presbytery, our regional body of

churches, is no small task. Please pray for

Sue and her husband, Whitney, as she

takes on this volunteer leadership position.

PLCPC will be hosting the first meeting Sue is moderating on

Tuesday, February 20. You are welcome to join to see what the

PC (USA) is doing in San Diego.

JULIA BELL

Communications Coordinator

Originally from Germany, Julia found her new home in San Diego roughly two years ago. She has an

international background, organizational skills, as well as an MA in Communications. Julia is an active

member of PLCPC and is now helping to spread the mission as the new Communications

Coordinator. She likes being outdoors, writing and traveling, and spending time with her husband,

Rickey and their two dogs.

STAFFING UPDATES

ALICIA MCMILLAN

Interim Director of Music

Alicia McMillan has served the PLCPC music ministry for the last 17 years. In addition to stepping in as

our Interim Director of Music, she will continue to serve as the Organist and Director of Children's and

Youth Choirs. Alicia earned music degrees from University of Tampa in Florida, Northwestern Universi-

ty in Chicago and teaching credential in music from National University. Alicia currently serves as sub-

dean in the San Diego chapter of the American Guild of Organists. She has been an active music educa-

tor and private instructor for the last 17 years.

APNC Report to the Congregation

January 2, 2018

The Committee on Ministry of San Diego Presbytery approved Point Loma Church’s Ministry Information

Form (position description) for a part-time Associate Pastor of Pastoral Care but required us to conduct a na-

tionwide search rather than a local search. This will take more time but it will be more inclusive. A member

of the Committee on Ministry, Peggy Johnston, is assisting us as Presbytery Liaison and we have also been

aided by Michael Mudgett, Executive Presbyter, and Linda Therien, Stated Clerk.

Your Associate Pastor Nominating Committee (APNC) is now reviewing applicants and conducting interviews

for the position. We are searching for a compassionate pastor to help Pastor Karla with Pastoral Care and

Memorial Services and to help carry out PLCPC’s 2015 Mission Study, “Change and Regeneration.”

Members of the APNC are John Pearson, Chair, Ann Brooks, Buck Buchanan, and Cynthia Queen.

Evan Gratz

Director of Community Life

We are delighted to have Evan starting with us February 1 as our new Community Life Director. Evan has a

BA in Media Communications from Bethel College in St, Paul, MN and is currently working toward his MA

in Global Leadership from Fuller Theological Seminary. He has previously held Director-level positions for

student and family life at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church in Thousand Oaks, Community Presbyterian

Church in Danville, CA and Mariners Church in Irvine, CA. Additionally, Evan has led Chapel for the profes-

sional football team, the Green Bay Packers. Evan is currently residing in Tuscon, AZ and is delighted to be

coming back to California and specifically, San Diego for this position!

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Office Renovation Project After 25 years, the staff offices are getting a facelift! With several new staff members coming in the next couple

of months, we are reconfiguring the office space to create work stations for everyone. The structural changes

are dividing Don’s office into two and enclosing the current reception area to create an office space. The

reception area will move to where Ann’s desk currently is. Additionally, a fresh coat of paint and carpet will

create a bright, inspiring environment for the staff. A huge thank you to our volunteer team working on this

project: Sue Skala, Jerry Heidt, Dave Simmons, Douglas Buser, Michael Huff, Suzy Spafford, and Steve LaDow.

This project is made possible due to an Endowment gift from Bethany Engel. In 1985, Ms. Engel established a trust, which named the church as the beneficiary of about one-third of her

estate. When she passed away in 2008 the church received $479,000. Ms. Engel’s gift is now making a real

difference in the church as we are beginning to live out the “Change and Regeneration” call in the Mission Study

of 2015 by hiring staff!

This is a great reminder of how such generous gifts can provide for special needs in our church. Endowment

Funds provide long-term stability and financing for mission, building maintenance and repair and special church

projects. Endowment Fund gifts are invested with and managed by the New Covenant Funds of the Presbyterian

Church. Income from the Fund is then spent on worthwhile projects to maintain and improve our church.

For more information about the Endowment fund: pointlomachurch.org/endowment/

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Ushers:

Greet the congregation and guests attending worship services with a friendly smile. 4 ushers

are needed for the 10:45 a.m. service. Contact: Fred Daugherty at [email protected]

Choir:

Children’s Choirs begin a new season on January 11. This is the perfect opportunity for new

children to try choir. Singers can attend 2 rehearsals before making a commitment.

Cherub Choir (Ages 4-Grade 1): Thursdays 4-4:50 pm

Joyful Praise Choir (Grade 2-6): Thursdays: 5-6 pm

BRICK Singers Youth Choir (Grades 7-12): Sundays Noon-1:30 pm

New Covenant Adult Choir begins a new season on January 11 at 7:15 pm

Contact: Alicia McMillan, [email protected]

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On December 31, 2018 we celebrated Don Brenneman’s 29 years of service to

PLCPC! It was a wonderful time of honoring Don and the impact he has had on so

many people. A special thank you to Beth Zedaker, Georgia and Em Cummins and

John Spafford for creating a fun and meaningful send-off!

Pray for those attending the Women’s Retreat at Pala Mesa

Resort later this month. It’s an annual time of rejuvenation and

distraction-free space to encounter God. Care Crawford,

Spiritual Director from Bel-Air Presbyterian Church, will lead

the weekend on the theme of “Spiritual Path.”

Sunday Scripture Group—9:45 am, Parlor. In January, we will discuss NT Wright’s The Greatest Letter Ever Written. Contact: Bob Simoneau, [email protected]

Continuing the Conversation— 4th Mondays at 7pm, Parlor Participants will share experiences, ask questions and develop friendships. Our goal is a racism-free society through trans-formed hearts and minds. Contact: Gordy Lutes, [email protected]

Rachel Circle—3rd Mondays at 9:30 am in the Library. Our next meeting is on January 15. All are welcome. Contact: Marge Grant, (619) 296-2720.

Tuesday Morning Women’s Bible Study—9 am, Parlor. Pastor Karla will lead us with seven week study on The Jesus Creed by Scot McKnight. Contact: Clara Blenis, (619) 223-5950

Men@Work—Wednesdays at 8:30 am in the Library. Following coffee, study, and camaraderie, we’ll take on fix-it projects around campus. Em Cummins will lead our study. Contact: Don Griffith, [email protected]

Wednesday Moms’ Bible Study—9:15-10:30 am, in the Parlor. Pastor Karla leads this study on How to Read the Bible For All Its Worth by Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart

Wednesday Men’s Bible Study—5 pm in the Parlor. Calling all men to join us for study, discussion, fellowship, and prayer. Bill Creasey ‘s videos guide our discussion. Contact: [email protected]

Wednesday Refresh—7-8:30 pm on 1st and 3rd Weds. Home of Jim Grisolia and Carla Stayboldt. We're reviewing galley proofs of Marc Shaw's Wanderer’s Way. Contact: [email protected].

The Bridge—For singles, couples, 20s to 40s. Contact: Julia Roller, [email protected]

ADULT MINISTRY

Baptisms:

Barrett Hornbeak, son of John and Lindsey Brown Hornbeak

was baptized on December 17, 2017 by Rev. Karla Shaw.

Brannan Michael Silk, son of Michael and Katie Huff Silk and

proud grandparents, Marie and Michael Huff, was baptized on

December 31, 2017 by Rev. Karla Shaw.

Deaths:

Leo Barber passed away on December 20, 2017. A memorial

service was held on December 28, 2017 in the Chapel with

Rev. Karla Shaw officiating.

John Hattox, M.D. passed away on December 30, 2017. Details

for the memorial service forthcoming.

Ruth Steiner passed away on January 2, 2018. Details for the

memorial service forthcoming.

All are invited to an evening beginning with a

simple meal followed by a time of worship,

communion and the imposition of ashes.

• A children’s program will be provided after

dinner for Age 4-Grade 3.

• Grades 4-6 are invited to participate in an

interactive

• children’s communion experience.

• Childcare available (6 months-Age 3)

Cost for the meal is $5/person or $20/Family

Children 5 and under are free

RSVP at pointlomachurch.org/register

Life Events

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mailto:[email protected]


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Interfaith Shelter February 24—March 10, 2018

Tony: The Movie Screening

Saturday, February 3, 9:00 a.m. Family Life Center

As we prepare for the Interfaith Shelter coming to PLCPC on February

24, we want to take time to learn more about our guests’ experience.

On Saturday, February 3, we will do just that through a movie

screening followed by discussion. A light breakfast will be served.

In August 2017 when Tony ends up homeless after losing his job as a

waiter in San Diego, he is faced with the daily struggles of life on the

streets. His search for housing begins, but then turns into a quest for

solutions to homelessness, not just for himself, but for thousands

people living on the streets across the county. The investigation takes

him to the top levels of government locally, but also to regions across

the country where progress is being made. What do communities do to

significantly reduce homelessness? What is happening in San Diego?

And does Tony find housing?

RSVP: pointlomachurch.org/register

In San Diego County, over 9,000 of our neighbors are homeless (9,116 according the Regional Task Force for the

Homeless 2017 count, though all experts agree that the actual number is far higher). Less than 2,000 emergency

shelter beds exist, and many factors limit individuals’ eligibility for a bed. Families with school-age children

represent one-quarter of our homeless population.

With these staggering statistics, as a church who is seeking to move beyond our walls to serve our community,

we began to look for ways to SERVE our neighbors. PLCPC is renewing a partnership with the Interfaith Shelter in

2018 and will be a host site for our homeless brothers and sisters, February 24-March 10. PLCPC will house up to

12 guests (men, women and children) who are actively working with case managers at Presbyterian Urban

Ministries to seek employment, long-term housing, and other services. ALL shelter guests are required to obtain

the Hepatitis A vaccination. The risk of spreading Hepatitis A through PLCPC’s participation in the shelter

program is exceedingly low—far lower than using a public restroom or dining at a local restaurant. Numerous

steps have been and will be taken to reduce any further chance of spreading Hepatitis A. Individuals with active

substance abuse or mental health problems are directed to other shelters that have resources appropriate for

their needs.

Volunteer Opportunities: February 23: Set-Up in the Family Life Center (10 people needed)

February 24: Welcome Team and Transportation from Christ Lutheran Church to PLCPC

February 24—March 9: Tutor/Fellowship, Overnight Attendants and Meal Preparation

February 28: Laundromat Supervisor

March 3: Childcare while guests attend a training

March 7: Laundromat Supervisor

March 10: Clean-up Crew

Sign-Up to Volunteer at: pointlomachurch.org/register

For more information, contact Mark Olcott: [email protected]

Sunday School at 8:30 & 9:45 am Come and learn God’s Word!

Age 4 -Kindergarten—Room 2

Grades 1-3—Room 8

Grades 4-6—Room 6

Childcare—ages 6 mo.-Age 3— Nursery (across from Parlor)

Route 56 on Mondays 5 to 7 pm, Youth Center Dinner included ($5 donation) Friends are always welcome!

Jan 8 — Regular Meeting Jan 22 — Regular Meeting (Movie Night)

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Kid’s Club on Thursdays

4-5:00pm: Grade 2-6 5-5:45 pm: Age 4-Grade 1 Family Life Center

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Bible Memory Course

Join students grade 3 & up in a special Sunday School class for the 2017-2018 school year. 9:45 am in Classroom 5. Sept-Dec: Bible Overview

Jan-May: Scripture Memorization & Application. Those completing the work will be awarded a personalized Bible on May 13.

Children and Youth Choirs

Cherub Choir Age 4—Grade 1 Thursdays 4:00-4:50 in the choir room Joyful Praise Choir Grades 2-6 Thursdays 5:00-6:00 in the choir room

Brick Singers - Grades 7-12 Sundays 12:00-1:30p.m. with snack

For more information contact Alicia at [email protected]

Forest Home Winter Camp for 4th-6th graders. Jan 26-28, 2018.

Register NOW to reserve a spot! Please email Karen for an on-line

registration activation code. $195 registration fee includes 2 nights lodging, 6 meals, activities and transportation. Scholarship applications available upon request. Spots are limited.

MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers www.meetup.com/playgroup-754

Contact: [email protected]

January 9: 2018 Kick-Off, Church Library, 9:30 am

January 13: Mom’s Night Out, Fig Tree Cafe,

7:30pm

January 16: Playground Playdate at Liberty Station, 9:30 a.m. January 23: Marie Osborne, Overcoming the Over-whelming, Church Library, 9:30 a.m. January 24: Book Club, The Living Room Café, 7pm

Karen Connor, Director (619) 223-1633 x215 [email protected]

Mentors Needed for the Bible Memory Course

Walk alongside one of our 3rd or 4th graders as

they faithfully work on memorizing scripture.

Simply check in with your student once a week

(January—May) to see how the memorization is

coming along. We ask that you would

volunteer one Sunday in the classroom and be

present on May 13 when the kids recite their

verses in the services.

Email Karen to sign-up:([email protected])

SAVE THE DATE

Ash Wednesday | February 14 at 6:00 p.m.

Children’s Program: Age 4—Grade 3

Grades 4-6: Special Communion Experience

Nursery: Ages 6 months—Age 3


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BRICK MIDWEEK Junior High // Thursdays 5-7pm High School // Thursdays 7-9 pm

BRICK ON SUNDAYS Junior High // Sundays, 9:45 am

Start in Café service High School // Sundays, 5pm

Smith Family Casa

FALL REGISTRATION OPENS IN FEBRUARY We are excited to announce that the Red Brick Preschool will offer a HALF DAY (9am-1pm) and FULL DAY (8am-5pm) option beginning in September 2018. We are enrolling children 2 years old by September 1, 2018 through 5 years old. We have options for 2, 3 & 5 days a week for half or full days. We look forward to having you and your family be a part of our preschool. CHURCH MEMBER PRIORITY REGISTRATION: Thursday, January 25 & Friday, January 26 from 9am-Noon for both Preschool and Toddler Learning Center programs. If you would like to tour the facility or have any questions, please contact Nicole Hage.

Nicole Hage, Director | [email protected] | 619-223-3327 | www.redbrickpreschool.org

Serve Sunday All are invited to be a part of Serve Sunday in which

we partner with First Presbyterian Church of Sand

Diego to serve meals to the homeless. We will be

serving from 1pm, and conclude around 3:45.

We can accommodate rides for those interested

that need help with transportation.

Junior High Winter Camp @ Forest Home – January 26-28 We will be taking a group of Junior High students to Forest Home

Winter Camp January 26-28. It is an amazing time to get away from the

noise of life, and to retreat to the San Bernadino Mountains to sing,

hear God’s Word, and have a blast!! There are still spots available.

Sign-Up at pointlomachurch.org/register

RO Smith, Youth Ministry Director | [email protected] | 619-223-1633 x:216

UPDATES IN THE PRESCHOOL

A mural in the hallway to the Preschool entrance

has been completed by Wendy Diedrick.

The TLC classrooms also had new flooring

installed! The new laminate flooring, which

replaced carpet, makes for much easier clean-up

after art and sensory activities and ensures the

cleanest environment for our kids.

RED BRICK SENIOR CENTER

Join us every Tuesday for lunch and entertainment in a friendly environment.

Coffee & snacks at 10 a.m., Entertainment at 11 a.m., Lunch at Noon. $8

1/2—CLOSED—HAPPY NEW YEAR!

1/9 ROBERT PARKER PIANO— Classic American Favorites

Birthday Celebrations

New Year’s Day soup with black-eyed peas and collards, roll, fruit cup and dessert

1/16 BLACK STORYTELLERS OF SAN DIEGO

Blood Pressure Check at 10 a.m. Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes and vegetables, & fruit crumble dessert.

1/23 BLUE ZONE DANCE BAND

Snapper poached in tomato sauce with olives and onions, served with orzo pilaf, vegetables and a roll.

1/30 MIKE CHAMBERLAIN: THE SINGING TV GUY! - Singing Through the Decades

Pasta primavera with chicken, caesar salad, roll and dessert.

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LOMALAND HISTORICAL PRESENTATION

January 17, 12-1:30 p.m., Family Life Center

This informative presentation covers 1897-1942 when

members of the Theosophical Society lived in Point Loma

leaving their legacy of architecture. Bring a sack lunch and

your questions. RSVP to Elaine.

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FOREVER FIT

SENIOR EXERCISE CLASS In partnership with the YMCA

Every Wednesday

at 9AM

Family Life Center

FREE!

BLACK STORYTELLERS OF SAN DIEGO

Tuesday, January 16, 11 a.m.

Presentation and Lunch, FLC.

Join us for a beautiful program celebrating the many

colors of the Civil Rights Movement. Experience

songs, storytelling, drumming, and more.

$8. RSVP required.

Elaine Burrell, Director, MSW (619) 223-1633-x210 [email protected]

Church Ministry Program and

Support Staff (619) 223-1633

OFFICE HOURS

Monday—Thursday 9 am to 5 pm

Friday– 9 am to 1 pm

Rev. Karla Shaw, Senior Pastor

[email protected]—Ext. 202

Melissa Mullins, Business Administrator—Ext. 204

[email protected]

Alicia McMillan, Interim Director of Worship—Ext. 205

Organist/Director of Children’s Choirs

[email protected]

Bryan Verhoye, Music Associate & Pianist

[email protected]

Elaine Burrell, Director of Senior Adult Ministry


R. O. Smith, Director of Youth Ministry/Café Worship Leader


Michael Lombrano, Associate of Youth Ministries

[email protected]

Karen Connor, Director of Children’s Ministry


Cynthia Hernandez, Child Care Coordinator/

Children’s Ministry Assistant—Ext. 212

[email protected]

Sarah Butterfield, MOPS Coordinator—Ext. 212

[email protected]

Nicole Hage, Preschool & TLC Director

[email protected] (619)223-3327

Ann Simoneau, Administrative Assistant—Ext. 203

[email protected]

Evelyn Lambino, Financial Secretary—Ext. 206

[email protected]

Julia Bell, Communications Coordinator—Ext. 209

[email protected]

Church Office / Front Desk—Ext. 201

[email protected]

*Denotes Chair

Rev. Karla Shaw, Senior Pastor (619) 223-1633 Ext: 202

John Spafford, Clerk, (619) 985-4983, [email protected]

Paul Diller, Assistant Clerk, (619) 373-0060; [email protected]

Elder Class of 2018 Phone E-Mail Greg Cuddeback Family Ministry*

858-274-9213 [email protected]

Jerry Heidt Facilities and Renovation*


Sam Laub Mission Beyond*


Joel Miller Stewardship*


John Morrison Youth Ministry*


Steve Smith Finance & Budget*, Bylaws


Barbett Wood Preschool*, Presbytery Commissioner


Beth Zedaker Adult Ministry*


Elder Class of 2019 Phone E-mail Dave Baker Family Ministry


Linda Daugherty Worship & Music *


Debbie Fountain Personnel


Mary Harker Nominating*, Endowment


Dwight Kellogg Personnel, Audit*


Catherine Rodriguez Children’s Ministry


Dave Simmons Facilities & Renovation

619-749-6551

619-954-9526

[email protected]

Elder Class of 2020 Phone E-mail Gresham Bayne Finance & Budget


Douglas Buser Facilities & Renovation*


Rebecca Cress Worship & Music


Susie LaDow Nominating


Sam Przywitowski Long Range Planning*


Rob Wood Outreach & Church Growth*


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SESSION & STAFF

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Thank you to everyone who has made their 2018 pledge! As of January 4, 2018 we are at 90% of our one million dollar goal.

If you still would like to make your 2018 pledge: 1. Fill out the Online Pledge Card at pointlomachurch.org/give/stewardship-2018/ 2. Mail your pledge card in the envelope provided to you 3. Drop your pledge card off at the church office or in the offering basket on Sunday If you would like to set-up recurring giving using a credit/debit card or an ACH transfer, go to pointlomachurch.org/give

FEBRUARY 14

6:00 P.M.

All are invited to an evening begin-

ning with a simple meal followed

by a time of worship, communion

and the imposition of ashes.

Cost for the meal is

$5/person or $20/Family

Children 5 and under are free

RSVP at pointlomachurch.org/register

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