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February 2015
Lent 2015
“40 Days of Life Together”
Our theme this year is "40 Days of Life Together" and this springs from our emphasis in
2015 on developing meaningful spiritual relationships. In keeping with this emphasis, we
will be studying one of the most influential
Christian books on discipleship and community, Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Our Wednesday evening gatherings during
Lent will focus on the five chapters of the
book:
Bethel will have 20 copies of Life Together available for purchase ($10) in the office. You are
encouraged to read the section the week after
the Wednesday night service and meet in small
groups, study groups, breakfast groups, etc.
during the week for discussion. Pastor Dave will
be holding a Brown Bag and Bible group on
Wednesdays in Lent from 12:00-1:00 at Bethel.
February 25: Community
March 4: The Day with Others
March 11: The Day Alone
March 18: Ministry
March 25: Confession and Communion
The week after each of these Wednesday
night Lenten worship services, Pastor Dave
will be posting some discussion questions,
conversation starters, and Bible verses for you
to use in small groups, in coffee groups, as
spouses/families. You can access these at
our Lent 2015 Study Blog:
www.lent2015atbethel.blogspot.com.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Pastor’s Page
Life in Community, Life Together
“How very good and pleasant it is when kindred
live together in unity!” (Psalm 133:1).
With this, Dietrich Bonhoeffer begins his classic
book on faith, discipleship and community.
This year, our kindred of faith at Bethel will be
exploring the themes of this book during Lent.
I remember the first time I read this book, and
how impressive, overwhelming, and exciting it
was to me. I remember longing for such a life
together with others in the name of Jesus.
The history of Bonhoeffer, as a preacher and
teacher, as a voice in the wilderness against
the Nazi oppression, as a courageous leader of
the underground Confessing Church during his
later years in Germany, and as a humble and
thoughtful and prayerful servant of Jesus, form
the backdrop of this seminal book.
Life Together was written in the run up to the
Second World War as the Confessing Church
confronted Nazism. The stimulus for the writing
of Life Together was the closing of the preacher's seminary at Finkenwalde. The treatise contains Bonhoeffer's thoughts about the nature of
Christian community based on the common life
that he and his seminarians experienced at the
seminary and in the "Brother's House" there.
Bonhoeffer completed the writing of Life Together in 1938.
I invite you to embrace this unique opportunity
to read a Christian classic. You can purchase a
copy from the office, or online of course. Bethel
will be offering an opportunity for Lent-specific
study groups to form to study the book. Each
Wednesday night during Lent, we will explore a
separate theme. We also have a study blog set
up, www.lent2015atbethel.blogspot.com, for
your groups or you individually to use during
the season.
Our emphasis this year on authentic, meaningful, and faithful relationships serves as a catalyst for using this meaningful book. I invite you
to form community with folks from Bethel, but
also consider doing so with folks outside of
Bethel. Invite some neighbors to read it with
you, to attend our midweek worship gatherings,
and perhaps meet in your home (use the study
blog for conversation starters, Bible verses, and
questions). In a society that is often divided, this
is a time we can faithfully and unequivocally announce a unity we all share in Christ.
Lenten Shalom,
Pastor Dave
Lent 2015 Schedule
Ash Wednesday Worship (February 18)
12:00 noon - Bethel
7:00 pm - The Chapel at The Village at
Orchard Ridge
(Due to WATTS at Bethel, we
moved for this week only)
Midweek Worship (Feb. 25, March 4, 11, 18, 25)
6:00 pm - Lenten Dinner
7:00 pm - Lenten Worship
Maundy Thursday Worship (April 2)
12:00 noon - Bethel
7:00 pm - Bethel
Good Friday Worship (April 3)
12:00 noon - Bethel
7:00 pm - Bethel
Easter Sunday (April 5)
8:30 and 11:00 am
An Easter breakfast will be available
from 7:30-10:30.
The deadline for articles for the
March issue of the Bethel Banner
is 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 18.
Please send articles to
[email protected]
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Council Highlights
The first meeting of the Congregational Council
of Bethel Lutheran Church was held on January
14. Pastor Dave Young, Tom Beyer, Julie
Shanabrook, Tom Milburn, Adrian Pullen, Cory
Carlson, Karla King, and Bruce Lothrop were
present at the meeting. Pastor Dave opened
the meeting with a brief ceremony in the sanctuary.
"Soup-er Bowl" Soup Pick-Up!
Sunday, February 1, Souper Bowl Sunday
Pick up soup our youth will have prepared for
you in the kitchen after services! Proceeds support "Rise Up" ELCA Youth Gathering Youth THANK YOU!
Election of Officers
Council elected officers for the 2015 year. Tom
Beyer was elected president. Karla King was
elected vice president. Bruce Lothrop was
elected Secretary. Traci Shoberg will continue
to server as Treasurer.
Approval of Treasurer’s Report
Income for December was $6,000 less than
planned for in the ministry spending plan. Expenses were about $1,000 less than expected.
Overall, income exceeded expenses for December by $2,800. For 2014, expenses exceeded income by $8,000. While this is not
ideal, the 2014 Ministry Spending Plan anticipated a $54,000 deficit.
Audit
Council agreed to appoint a three member audit
committee to work on internal audits on an ongoing basis. The committee will review procedures of the church as needed. Council members will consider who in the congregation
would be appropriate to serve on this committee.
Valentine's Day
Parents Night Out & Child Care!
February 14, from 5-9pm
At Bethel
Our youth will eat with and love your kids while
you enjoy a Valentine's night out! We will serve
chicken nuggets, green beans and mac and
cheese. Kids-bring your PJs and a toothbrush!
Financial donations support our Youth.
Please sign up at the Cross Roads by Sunday,
February 8.
Council Retreat
Council will meet on the evening of February 6
to review 2014 and set priorities for 2015.
Board Liaisons
Members of council who will not serve as officers were assigned roles as liaisons to ministry
boards as follows:
Worship Board – Pastor Dave
Learning – Julie Shanabrook
Prayer and Care – Greg Brondos
Servant – Tom Milburn
Ministry Support - Cory Carlson
Congregational Life – Adrian Pullen
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Women’s Ministries
Youth Ministries
Youth "Soup-er Bowl" Sale!
Women’s Bible Study and
Potluck Brunch
February 1, Souper Bowl Sunday We will pass out soup orders and
collect payments in the church kitchen.
Saturday, February 7, 2015, 10:00 a.m.
Come hear Ellen Hinlickey present "Good
Girls Rarely Make History"! Sounds like fun in
the middle of a cold winter. Mark your calendars!
Thank thank thank YOU for all the
funderwonderful support of our ELCA Youth Gathering SOUPER sale! We hope you enjoy all 5 of
the soups and are so thankful for all the relationships and financial help!
Girls’ Morning Out
Saturday, February 21, 9:30 a.m.
"7th Day"
Come join us for a morning out at Bob Evans!
RSVP to Susan Asmussen if you plan to attend ( [email protected] or
703-615-7289 )
March 7-8
Seventh Day is our annual overnight event for
5th and 6th graders!
Bob Evans is located at 816 Millwood Avenue, Winchester
To register: vasynod.org – click youth ministry!
Women’s Retreat
Seventh day held at Eagle Eyrie Conference Center
in Lynchburg Virginia. About 300 youth and adults
from congregations all around the Virginia Synod
(that’s us!) arrive there noon on Saturday and stay
until early afternoon Sunday. During that time, participants become part of a “Shepherd Group” where
they meet other youth and together explore one of
the great stories of the Bible through drama,
games, craft and construction, and music. At night
we stay in the Eagle Eyrie Cottages where to relax
and talk with each other about how the event is going!
“Soul Keeping”
Priesfield Retreat Center, Inwood, WV
April 10-12
All women are welcome!
“Anxiety, fear, loneliness. These are all symptoms of a soul that has lost touch with its
source of life. Like a flower snipped from the
vine, the soul that is not turned toward God
can only wither away.
In Soul Keeping, bestselling author John
Ortberg, sheds light on the most overlooked,
underrated, and least understood part of your
being. With a workable and relevant approach, he shows how living the "with God"
life isn't just a good idea--it's the only way to
find lasting peace and satisfaction...”
If you have questions about Seventh Day or the
registration process, please contact Bryan Jaster
([email protected])!
High School Ministries
LovEvolution - Sunday February 8, 6-8pm in the
Underground at Bethel – We learn and live love is
sacrifice. We are a group
of people loving and living
like Jesus together. We
meet again March 15th.
I invite you to join us in April, as we discover
and discuss how caring for our souls honors
God. “Your soul is waiting. It longs to return
to its true resting place, its only resting place--God.” More details to follow next month.
Michelle Young
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Youth Ministries Continued. . .
Music Ministry
High School Lockin!
You are Invited to Join us for a potluck
Lunch! Anyone interested in the future of
Bethel’s Music and Arts ministry is invited to
attend a potluck brainstorming lunch on Sunday,
February 1st at 12:30 PM in Discipleship Hall.
What do our music and arts programs look like
for the year 2015? What is our vision for the
future of these ministries? Come join us and be
a part of our visioning and dreaming together.
This potluck and discussion is open to anyone
with an interest in the process. You do not need
to be an active member of our programs!
Drinks, plastic ware and plates will be provided.
Attendees are asked to bring a main dish, side,
or dessert to share. Come and catch our 20/20
vision! For more information, see George Donovan or Darline DeMott.
7:00 p.m. — 8:00 a.m.
Friday, February 27-Saturday, Febuary 28
Bring $20, a friend, and sleeping bag/pillow for
all night fun, food and loving each other like Jesus! We need adult shepherds to come for a
“shift” and drive for nighttime adventures.
Please connect with Bryan Jaster
([email protected]) to join this crazy
adventure!
Children’s Choirs are re-birthing! Our Children’s Choirs are taking on a new formation this
spring. During our Sunday School time twice a
month, all children in grades K-5 will be participating in a time of learning new music to share
periodically in our Sunday Worship Gatherings.
Our hope is that this will give more of our elementary aged students an opportunity to participate and sing together. Be on the lookout for
more information and dates we would like the
children to sing in worship coming soon!
Valentine's Day Parents night
out and child care! February
14th from 5-9pm:
Youth please show up at 4:30 to prepare
games and more!
Vacation Bible School
Purchase a hymnal in memory or honor of a
loved one! Evangelical Lutheran Worship
hymnal (ELW) has been our church’s hymnal for
several years. We are currently in the process
of raising money to order more copies for our
sanctuary to be used in worship. To raise the
money, members of the congregation can dedicate a hymnal in memory of a loved one, in honor of a person or a special family event, or just
make a gift of a hymnal. Bookplates commemorating the dedication will be placed inside the
hymnal. The hymnals are $25 each. 130 additional hymnals are needed for our choir and
sanctuary. Additional keepsake copies can also
be ordered. Fill out the order form (available in
the Crossroads and church office). Please
make checks payable to Bethel Lutheran
Church with “Hymnals” in the memo.
SAVE THE DATE:
June 14-18 evenings for all people!
Men’s Ministries
Men’s Breakfast
Saturday, February 7, 9:00 a.m.
Back Seat Bar and Grill
104 Full House Drive, Winchester, VA
Join us for our monthly men's breakfast, held
on the first Saturday of each month. Remember, bring friends! RSVP to Pastor Dave at
[email protected].
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Learning Opportunities
Adult Forum - January
Kitchen Korner
“Animate: Bible” Series
Encounter scripture in new ways with Animate:
Bible. In each session, we will watch a video featuring a leading voice from the Christian faith,
spend time on personal reflection with our
tablemates, and share ideas and thoughts on the
topic within the larger group. The curriculum is
intended to help adults to have an engaging, positive relationship with the sacred texts of the Bible.
February 1: Animate Bible
We will conclude our seven week
study in the Animate Bible series.
February 8: Congregational Meeting
(no Adult Forum)
February 15: Becky Jurich
Becky will present a program on
“Good Grief” for the congregation.
All are invited to attend.
February 22: Reflections from Tanzania
Come hear about our most recent
trip to Tanzania and the missions
and ministries we are supporting
The kitchen has seen lots of activity the past
couple of months. Thank you all for cleaning
up after events and keeping it organized; it
makes it so much easier for the next group. At
the request of the funeral committee we have
moved a few items around; signage will be
updated.
If you are borrowing items from the kitchen,
please let the office know. We want to be able
to track them down if needed for another
event. Items taken to other parts of the church
should be returned to the kitchen when finished.
For safety, please make sure sharp knives are
returned to the upper cabinets in the proper
containers-not the drawers.
There are 2 large salt glaze crocks in the kitchen (behind the door), if they belong to you
please let the office know and make arrangements to pick up.
Thank you again for your cooperation.
A Lent Experiment = Soup, Sandwich and 5 Little Steps –
Wednesdays @ 6pm – February 25, March 4, 11, 18 & 25
As we feast together each Wednesday during Lent we’ll practice 5
little steps to hold our church family together in a world that tries to
tear us apart.
Come practice the Faith5!
W.A.T.T.S.
Winchester Area Temporary Thermal Shelter
“Yeah, a storm is threatening
My very life today
If I don’t get some shelter
Lord, I’m gonna fade away”
The Rolling Stones
I usually begin or end with a bible verse. But the above verse from the Stones seems fitting as
well as we begin embark on our 4th year of giving shelter to our area neighbors.
Our week of W.A.T.T.S. is Feb. 16-23
As Paul states, “…God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:7) and cheerful is an understatement as so many of you have taken a “shingle” with needed supplies or asked Marion and
me how you can volunteer your time. THANK YOU!
During our WATTS week, we appreciate the accommodations that will be made by so many.
Schedules are adjusted, space is volunteered and again, it’s all done with a Cheerful Heart.
We still need some volunteer slots filled. Please visit: http://www.signupgenius.com/
go/10c054bada82aa0ff2-watts2 (It’s on the Bethel website, too)
Or find Marion or me (Judy McKiernan)
Thank you so very much!!
CCAP Update
CCAP would like to thank the community for all their support in providing a gift filled Christmas for
over 1500 children in our community (Bethel’s “Christmas in July” angel tree helps support the
CCAP Christmas give away). Thanks to your generosity over 31,000 families were assisted by
CCAP with food, clothing, and basic needs during 2014.
Current needs: Children's clothing up to 5T, men's clothing, socks, HP 60 and 61 printer cartridges,
size 5 and 6 diapers and wipes, coffee, towels and washcloths, washing detergent, and salt for
sidewalks. CCAP does not need women's clothing at this time unless it is triple extra large.
Volunteers are always needed to make copies, transport food, sort clothing, or be a receptionist.
Small groups are needed to sort clothing after hours and move to the new clothing building next
door.
CCAP hosts WATTS individuals prior to pick up each day and on the weekends during cold weather. If any small groups/church groups would be interested in providing fellowship and sandwiches
to the WATTS individuals on Saturdays, it would be greatly appreciated. Please call Fran Ricketts at
CCAP at 662-4318.
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Global Missions
Intercessory Prayer
There are two big pieces of news from the
Global Missions Team:
During the quiet times after Christmas, we invite
you to stop by the prayer room for thanksgivings
and blessings. Please feel free to update prayers that are in the prayer box.
First, the final total from Bethel’s Global Christmas was $11,873, including some matching
funds provided by Thrivent. So thank you all for
your direct support of our Mission partners in
India, the Philippines, and Tanzania. All funds
raised by the mission team are used to directly
fund overseas missions. If you wish to purchase a Mission gift at any time of the year, for
any occasion, please contact Darline Demott or
Rod Williams.
God Bless!
Altar Flowers 2015
If you would like to purchase flowers for the altar
in 2015, please sign up on the chart located on
the closet door outside the church office door.
Arrangements are $37.00 each and can be taken home to enjoy after the second service.
Next, several members of the Bethel Family will
be traveling in Tanzania in late January. The
team includes Pastor Dave, Bob and Terri Hollingsworth, Jennifer and Wayne Lafollette, Jack
McAllister, Urve Crowder, and Daniel Milam.
The team will leave on January 19 and return
on January 31. They will attend ceremonies to
celebrate the 50th anniversary of Operation
Boot Strap Africa, and 20th anniversary of the
Massae Girls Lutheran Secondary School. We
look forward to hearing stories of their travels
and adventures when the return. You can follow the team’s activities on a blog at this address:
It looks like dates are available throughout the
year. When you sign up, please indicate what
occasion you are celebrating or remembering.
Thank you!
http://www.betheltanzaniamission2015.blogspot.com
Dear Friends at Bethel Lutheran Church,
hank you for the many cards and words of
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sympathy and condolence. Your caring and
support mean much to me during this difficult
HEALING HEARTS
Thursday, February 19, 10:00 a.m.
Prayer Room
time. Bethel’s acceptance and welcoming the
past few years provided a church home that both
Russell and I appreciated greatly.
We will resume meeting once a month on
Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. See Pat Blevins for
more details.
Sincerely,
Anne Siler
The Bethel Quilters
Wednesday, February 11, 10:00 a.m.
Classrooms 4, 5, 6
We will resume meeting every second
Wednesday of each month. If you enjoy sewing and fellowship please come and sit in on a
session of quilting. You do not need to know
how to sew to participate. There are others
ways to contribute to this ministry. See Pat
Blevins for more details.
e would like to thank all those who rememW
bered us during the Christmas season. We
are so appreciative and humbled by the constant
love shown to us by our Bethel family.
Pastor Dave and Pastor Heidi
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Centering Prayer
Retreats During Lent
The Centering Prayer Group at Bethel is sponsoring two mini-Centering Prayer Retreats as we
journey through the Lenten season. Saturday
February 28th, and Saturday, March 28th from 10
a.m. to noon in Discipleship Hall, we will have a
brief introduction to Centering Prayer. We will
then sit in prayer and silence for 20 minutes of
Centering Prayer. We will follow that with a brief
period of meditative walking. We will continue in
this pattern until we have done three periods of
Centering Prayer, and 3 periods of meditative
walking. After completing our prayer, we will
have time for reflection and discussion.
What is Centering Prayer? At its heart it is simply consenting and surrendering to God. Fr.
Thomas Keating in his book, “Open Mind, Open
Heart” puts it this way,
“The spiritual journey does not require going anywhere because God is already present and within
us. It is a question of allowing our ordinary
thoughts to recede into the background and to
float along the river of consciousness without our
noticing them, while we direct our attention toward the river on which they are floating.” (Open
Mind, Open Heart, p. 20)
Centering Prayer is our attempt to be present to
God, by noticing our every day thoughts, and
then letting them go, and simply attempting to be
present in the moment. We sit in silence for 20
minutes because it usually takes that long for our
thoughts to quiet down, and for us to enter the
peace and tranquility that is God within us.
to God. It is an opportunity to say “yes” to God
and the work of the Spirit in us. It is an opportunity to imitate Jesus’ obedience, and in some small
way, return a little of the love, care and attention
God has always shown us.
We would love for you to join us and experience
this powerful, ancient way of praying and being
present with God.
WHEN: February 28 and March 28
TIME: 10:00 a.m. to noon
WHERE: Discipleship Hall
WHAT: 3 periods of Centering Prayer, and 3
periods of walking meditation with Intro. to
Centering Prayer to begin, and
discussion to close
WHO: You!!
New Facilities Manager
It is an honor to serve as Director of Facility Management. This is the Year of Relationship here at
Bethel. As for me, I have already formed many
more relationships since volunteering for this position, and I expect to form many more. The trepidation associated with taking on this responsibility is well offset by the knowledge that there are
so many good people here at Bethel who insure
that things run smoothly and who do so much
behind the scenes to make Bethel the wonderful
place that it is. Please feel free to come to me
with any issues about our facilities – hopefully
with good suggestions and an offer to help! I am
indeed grateful for this opportunity to serve.
Cliff Crowder
As we begin our journey this Lent toward the
cross and ultimately, the resurrection, we remember the willingness and consent Jesus demonstrated for us by his obedience to God unto
death. Centering Prayer is an opportunity to
practice our own willingness and consent
Directory Changes:
Rose and Allen Pierce - Home Phone:
(540) 686-7211
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Karren Light
c/o Greenfield Reflections
304 Bowman Mill Road
Strasburg, VA 22657
FebruaryAnniversaries
February Birthdays
1 - Will Sigler
Sierra Miller
Dayton Miller
Kathy Brown
2 - Pat Clevenger
3 - Mack Cain
Micah Young
4 - Maddie Brooks
5 - Jim Ramey
6 - Matthew Dietz
Dalton Clark
Bill Hall
7 - Sophia McAllister
Adrianne Salvatore
8 - Gretchen Meade
Dario Savarese II
9 - Jason Whitacre
Cheyene Hartman
10 - Clare Milburn
Andrew Collins
11 - Linda Morrison
12 - Karen Carter
Heather Carhart
14 - Marge Vorous
15 - Ryan Sheehan
16 - Eva Shifflett
19 - Georgia Boswell
20 - Kaylie Riggleman
23 - George Donovan, Jr.
24 - Daniel Milam
25 - Connor Lothrop
26 - Taylor Carhart
Micah Carlson
Amy Jaster
27 - John Adair
Suzanne Gregory
Jane McAllister
Heidi David-Young
28 - Ron Lauck
Patti Collins
29 - Mia Hudson
13 - Mark and Cristyn Everly
14 - Alvin and Joline Schultheis
21 - Wayne and Judy McCaughey
26 - David and Alice Matvay
Around the Congregation
Congregational sympathy is extended to the
families of:
Pastor Russ Siler, who passed away on
December 26.
Jesse Riggleman, who passed away on
December 25.
Sharon Stanfield, whose mother passed
away in December.
Howard Kemnitz, whose sister passed
away in December.
Patti Collins and Ellen Porterfield, whose
father/husband passed away on January 1.
Chris Utz, whose father passed away in
January.
Let it snow, let it snow,
let it snow
When weather conditions warrant a change or cancellation of worship services and/or Sunday school, all
necessary information will be available by 7:30 a.m., in three (3) different ways:
1) broadcast on WINC FM—92.5 and at www.winc.fm
on the “Closing” Tab
2) Bethel’s phone message, 662-3245
3) Bethel’s website (www.bethelwinchester.com)
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Facts & Figures
Designated Ministries Offering Thru December 31
Thank You, Thank You, Thank
You!
For the World
World Hunger Appeal
$5,443
Global Missions
$39,827
Harvest Sunday
$2,459
...for your generosity, support, and
partnership in ministries
here at Bethel, to our community,
and to God’s world.
“You will be enriched in every way for
your great generosity, which will produce
thanksgiving to God through us.”
(2 Corinthians 9:11)
Average Worship
Attendance
December
346
For the Community
CCAP
$3,345
Jones Music Fund
$7,206
Good Samaritan
$1,656
For the Bethel Community
Student Missions
$1,083
Jubilee/Mortgage Principal
$68,708
Special Offerings
Bethel Park $8,201
Principal Balance on Mortgage
as of December 27, 2013
Principal Balance on Mortgage as of
December 31, 2014
Decrease in Mortgage Principal
2014
$569,018.90
$464,285.42
$104,735.45
Ministry Spending Plan (MSP) Update:
December 2014
YTD as of December 2014
MSP
Offerings
% of MSP
Needed to meet MSP
Actual
$43,134
$45,455
105%
$517,607
$475,718
92%
Total 2014 MSP
$517,607
For more detailed information, please visit www.bethelwinchester.com and click on the “Ministries” tab.
The most current financial update will be located under the “Publications” headline.
Bethel Lutheran Church
2077 North Frederick Pike, Winchester, VA 22603, 540-662-3245
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Closed on Friday)
Website: www.bethelwinchester.com
E-mail: [email protected]
PASTOR
The Rev. Dr. David N. Young ([email protected]) Ext. 105
PASTOR EMERITUS
The Rev. Dr. Conrad Christianson
DIRECTOR OF YOUTH AND FAMILY FAITH FORMATION
Bryan Jaster, ([email protected]) Ext. 104
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES
George W. Donovan, Jr. ([email protected]) Ext. 102
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES
Darline DeMott ([email protected])
DIRECTOR OF OFFICE MINISTRIES
Terri Hollingsworth ([email protected]) Ext. 100
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
Kim Williams ([email protected]) Ext. 103
DIRECTOR OF FACILITY MANAGAEMENT
Cliff Crowder ([email protected]) Ext. 106
DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Pat Shields ([email protected])
DIRECTOR OF CUSTODIAL SERVICES
Patty White ([email protected])
NURSERY ATTENDENT
Gretchen Meade
Council Members for 2015
Tom Beyer - President
Karla King - Vice President
Bruce Lothrop - Secretary
Traci Shoberg - Treasurer
Cory Carlson
Tom Milburn
Greg Brondos
Julie Shanabrook
Adrian Pullen
2015 Bethel Board Chairs
Worship Board – Pastor Dave
Prayer and Care Board – Irene Cockerham
Learning Board – Amy Jaster
Servant Board – Dean Cole
Congregational Life – Jennifer LaFollette
Ministry Support – Shawn Garner