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WINTER/SPRING 2021
Dear Church Family,
Melinda and I have a big announcement to make. We have set our
retirement date for June 30, 2021. We both believe that this is the right
time for us to begin a new season of life. We have plans to spend time
with our family, run a few Marathons, travel, and find ways to be involved
in our community. We are planning to stay in our home and to make AH
our church home, after a six month hiatus.
I am also very excited to announce that Bishop Palmer has appointed the Reverend Jon Ferguson
to be my successor. Jon’s first Sunday with us will be March 28. His wife Jennifer and their three
children will arrive once the children’s school is out for the summer. Jon will spend three months
getting to know the culture of our staff and congregation, share in preaching and teaching
responsibilities with me, and invest in some of our ministries that he is passionate about. On June
30, I will step down as the Senior Pastor and Jon will assume all the duties of leadership.
Jon is an excellent choice. He graduated from Asbury Seminary and has
served as a youth pastor and Executive Pastor. In 2012, he was appointed
to be the Senior Pastor at the Stillwater Church in Dayton. The church
was facing a serious financial crisis and he turned it around and it is now
a healthy growing congregation. We have known each other for the past
nine years when Jon became a part of the Large Church clergy cluster.
Jon is fully aligned with AH’s mission, vision, core values and beliefs.
There is more information on our website under the Leadership tab. God
has been guiding us through the entire process and we can’t wait to see
what the future holds for AH. Please be praying as we go through this
time of transition together.
With much love,
Mark and Melinda Rowland
ABOUT MARK ROWLAND
Pastor Mark Rowland is a native of Athens, Ohio, and grad-
uated from Ohio University in 1976. He earned his Master of
Divinity Degree from Asbury Theological Seminary in 1979.
Mark began his ministry as the Youth Pastor at Anderson
Hills from 1979-1983. He served the Green Camp United
Methodist Church from 1983-1987, the Arlington United
Methodist church from 1987-1998, and the New Albany United Methodist Church from 1998-2003. In
2003, Mark returned to Anderson Hills as the Senior Pastor. The church had been suffering from rapid
attendance and financial losses. Mark was able to turn the church around and today the church has
seen growth in all areas of ministry.
2 | Anderson Hills UMC
Several building and remodeling projects have been undertaken,
different worship services have been added, small groups, and mission
projects including the Wash Project in Zambia which has raised nearly
$1,000,000 since 2008. The church became a multisite church when
it acquired the Salem Community Church.
Mark has served as a pastor in the West Ohio Conference for 42 years.
He has served on a variety of District and
Conference positions such as District Youth
Coordinator, District Strategy Chairperson,
Committee on Ordained Ministry, as a mentor
for candidates, and as Financial Chair of the
Conference Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry.
Currently he leads the Large Church clergy cluster. He is also involved
in the Walk to Emmaus.
Mark and Melinda have been married for 42 years. The Rowlands have
two grown daughters Megan and Christa, their husbands Drew and
Scott, and five grandchildren.
FROM JON FERGUSON
"My family and I are so so honored to join the incredible
work that God is doing at Anderson Hills! We have been
blessed to serve a church where God is on the move, new
people are coming to faith in Jesus, and lives are being
transformed. We know these same things are happening
at AH, and we are so excited to join the team and be part
of what God has been doing for over 200 years!”
“Mark and Melinda's ministry continues to bear incredible Kingdom fruit, and I am so thankful that they
will continue to be a vital part of the AH family for years to come. I have been blessed to learn so much
from Mark over the years, and I look forward to learning much more and growing together as we lead
through this season of transition. Together, we believe that God's best for AH will continue to come by
God's power!"
“In 2001, Jennifer and I began our lifelong covenant of marriage, and we are the proud parents of three
wonderful children: Jacob (16), Tyson (14), and Marissa (11). We enjoy water skiing, soccer, and travel,
plus a Labrador Retriever (Hershey) and a rabbit (Waffles). Our life together is many things, but boring is
never one of them!”
The Link, Winter/Spring 2021 | 3
UPCOMING SERMON SERIES
JANUARY- FEBRUARY 14
Churches are filled with people who profess saving faith in Jesus
Christ, yet all too few live into the sanctifying fullness of the Holy
Spirit. Most people do not set goals for spiritual development as
they do for their career or health, and thus have no serious spiritual
progress. What we all need is for the Lord to awaken us in a deeper
way to the presence of God in our lives and His purposes for our
times. Without a personal awakening, we will not be able to be
agents of awakening for others, making the difference needed in
our world today. Find out more about this series at
https://www.andersonhills.org/wakeup
PSALMS FOR LENT
MARCH
This Lent, we will look at different types of psalms, from
praise through lament to thanksgiving, and see how they
help us to grow in how we relate to God emotionally and
truthfully. And through reading and meditating on psalms,
we will open our hearts and allow the Holy Spirit to form
within us the One who is reflected in so many ways within
them, Jesus Christ our Lord. The Bible Reading Plan for all
sermon series is here https://www.andersonhills.org/bible-
reading-plan
TABLE
Message from the Pastor pg. 2-3
Upcoming Sermon Series pg. 4
2021 Goals pg. 5
of contents Women & Men’s Ministry
Preschool/ Break Free Class
pg. 6
pg. 7
UMW/ Comstock Scholarship pg. 8
Fresh Expressions/ New members pg. 9
WASH/ Student Ministry pg. 10
Bands/ Growth Track pg. 11
Activities & Updates pg. 12-13
Life Events pg. 14-15
4 | Anderson Hills UMC2021 GOALS FOR ANDERSON HILLS
From Pastor Mark Rowland
The one area this church has always struggled with is sharing our faith. And guess what? We still do.
So we are going to focus on three areas this year.
The first is evangelism…sharing our faith. It is the very reason we exist. The last thing Jesus said be-
fore his ascension is found in Matthew 28:19, Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing
them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey
everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
There are a couple ways we will do that. One is digital evangelism. It is using the internet, mobile, and
social media platforms to share the Gospel. It’s perfect for a COVID world. It’s not broadcasting. Broad-
casting is limited by one-way communication. Digital at it’s best is relational. It is interaction. There are
7 billion people on the planet. 4 billion on the internet. 3 billion are on social media. What is means is
that all of us can be missionaries. There is no longer any excuse for not doing it.
The other way we will do that is our Salem Campus. Despite the obstacles we have encountered, God
is bringing people and the church is welcoming them, introducing them to Jesus and discipling them.
One of the things that happens when you open up a new venue is that it attracts new people who
may not have considered attending the current one. They have passed out 2500 door hangers. Plus
the Thursday night meals has attracted the attention of the community. A stranger handed SueLee a
check for $1000 because she heard what was happening there.
The second goal is to form new bands. A band is not a traditional small group. It is not a Bible study.
It is not a fellowship group. It is made up of 3-5 persons of the same gender who read scripture, pray,
and meet together to become the love of God for one another for the world.
Each week they answer five questions: How is it with your soul? What are your struggles and success-
es? How might the Spirit and Scriptures be speaking in your life? Do you have any sin that you want to
confess? Are there any secrets or hidden things you would like to share?
Our vision is for your spiritual growth and that does not happen without spiritual friendships. We plan
to start eight more bands this year. If you are interested, contact Amy Tomlinson.
Finally, we are continuing to invest in Fresh Expressions. Fresh Expressions is movement of missionary
disciples cultivating new kinds of church alongside existing congregations to more effectively engage
our growing post-Christian society.
Since Pastor Jonathan Kollmann started, we have formed venues at several retirement communities
and breweries. He started one at the Colorful cupboard for artists. Covid put a temporary halt to our
retirement communities at the Glen and Anthropology but we have been able to reopen our Little
Miami and Big Ash venues.
Fresh Expression is a form of church for our changing culture, established primarily for the benefit
of those who are not yet part of any church. We need to make it a priority to invite friends, relatives,
neighbors and associates to our Fresh Expression ministries!
The Link, Winter/Spring 2021 | 5BAPTISM/BLESSING MILESTONE CLASSES
January 24 and March 21 6:30 pm
This is a required class for parents who would like to have their child (ages
0-9) baptized or blessed. Once you have taken this class, you do not have
to repeat it for other children. The Baptism service following these classes
are Sunday, February 14 and April 18. Sign up
https://andersonhillsumc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/727/responses/new
The Men’s Super Bowl Breakfast is not happening this
February due to the pandemic. They hope to have something
similar at the start of the fall football season. The Men of
Anderson Hills Leadership will be looking at another rally for
the 2nd quarter.
New Date for Women’s Retreat
The retreat has been moved from March 6 to November 13. It is a one-day Women’s Retreat at
Anderson Hills. We’re each living out a unique story, a life marked by our own personal ups and downs,
notable for both the triumphs and the traumas. Of course, some stories unfold
with more twists and turns than others. Pioneering contemporary Christian singer
Michele Pillar could never have predicted the path her life would take.
She was flying high in 1985 when a public fall from grace left her ministry in
shambles, her heart broken and her mind reeling. As Michele worked hard to repair
the lingering damage from a difficult childhood, a “comeback” was the furthest
thing from her mind. As a wiser, more authentic version of herself, Michele realized
she had a new message to share.
Today, she’s a sought-after speaker and singer. She recently added the title “author” to her diverse
resume’ with her first book, Untangled: The Truth Will Set You Free.Michele’s reach extends to social
media as well. Her Facebook posts regularly go viral, reaching upwards of 20 million users. And her
message is resonating in some surprising places. Women 18-24 make up her biggest demographic
on Facebook. At first, she wasn’t sure how to respond to millennials, but she sensed God saying, “I’m
sending them to you!” Somehow these kids feel safe to ask really hard questions, and Michele is ready
to offer honest answers. Her video Bible devotional, The Two Minute Miracle posts Monday-Friday on
her Facebook Page and is viewed by over 20-thousand weekly.
6 week study on Tuesday evenings (630-8 pm) beginning
March 2
The atmosphere around you is alive with unseen spiritual
activity - a battle between forces of darkness and light.
You will learn how to identify and take dominion over the
supernatural environment for the kingdom of God! Led by
Laura Burger. Sign up https://andersonhillsumc.ccbchurch.
com/goto/forms/751/responses/new
6 | Anderson Hills UMCThe children of Anderson Hills Preschool experience the love of Jesus and learn biblical truths
through their daily interactions with our staff. We partner with parents in helping children to grow
spiritually, academically, socially and emotionally. Admission is for children from the ages of 30 months
(by 8/1/21) through 5 years old. Classes are a play-based setting which promotes learning and a
positive self-image. Registration is Jan. 5-31. Invite families with preschool-aged children to our open
house on January 14, 6-7 pm! More info https://www.andersonhills.org/preschool1/admissions/
Break Free Workshop
For us to move on in our journey to grow closer to and more like Jesus, the Apostle Paul tells
us that there is first work to be done. We must throw off or break free from what hinders us,
like unforgiveness, hurts from past rejections, shame, fear from traumas we’ve experienced.
He also told us that must be rid of the sin that so easily entangles— envy, deceit, anger,
unhealthy habits, and so on. And because of these hindrances, you may find yourself willing
to grow in your walk with Christ, but are spiritually unable.
In this 6-week Break Free Workshop, you will learn about the most common kinds of
strongholds that hinder us, how to overcome the lies you have believed about yourself or God
that have taken you off track and replace them with God’s truth, and begin to walk anew in
freedom, with peace and joy that only the Lord can provide.
The workshop will be on Tuesday evenings, 6:30-8:00, at the Anderson campus starting
January 19. For more information about it, contact Sharon Guard (sguard@andersonhills.org).
Sign up here to participate.
The Link, Winter/Spring 2021 | 7Marcie Huffer went on to life triumphant on January 5, 2021.
Marcie had just received the UMW’s Special
Mission Recognition Award in December.
Every year the United Methodist Women honors
one of their members for outstanding service to
the organization and the church.
Marcie served as church secretary for 25 years. Upon retirement from
that position, she was involved as UMW secretary, rummage sale
co-leader, circle leader and was currently UMW first vice president. She
also gave many hours to the AHUMC 200th anniversary committee
researching historical documents.
For her service and dedication, received the 2020 UMW Special Mission pin and certificate. The pre-
sentation was made personally to Marcie prior to the New Year.
OTHER UMW NEWS
The January UMW general meeting is canceled. February and March are still to be determined. The
Spring Rummage Sale is canceled. UMW is hoping to resume the Rummage Sale in the Fall.
WHEN YOU NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO...
We have Stephen Ministers to walk alongside you during a difficult time. Stephen Ministers receive 50
hours of training. We have Stephen Ministers now that are available to have a care receiver. You can
find more information Stephen Ministry on our website at andersonhills.org/receive-care or contact
Laura Burger at lburger@andersonhills.org.
SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE
The Walter S. Comstock Scholarship application deadline is April 5. The $3,000 scholarship
honors the memory of Walter C. Comstock, a biology teacher in the Forest Hills School District
and a member of the Anderson Hills United Methodist Church. The scholarship is to be granted
to a student graduating from a Forest Hills High School (or other area high school if the
recipient is a member of Anderson Hills United Methodist Church) who plans to major in a basic
science discipline. Access the online application on our events page. Mail the application to
Walter C. Comstock Memorial Scholarship, c/o AHUMC, 7663 Five Mile Road, 45230 by April 5.
8 | Anderson Hills UMCThe Holy season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 17.
Our service is at 7:30 pm in the Sanctuary. It is a service of prayer,
confession and repentance. Several times in scripture we read of
people applying ashes to themselves as a sign of repentance before
God.
Contemporary and traditional styles of worship will be incorporated
as we gather as one family and one church to hear again the powerful
words of Psalm 51 “Cast me not away from your presence and take not
your Holy Spirit from me, restore to me the joy of your salvation and sustain in me a willing spirit.”
Exciting Plans for 2021
2020 brought some challenges for our
Fresh Expression ministries. However,
our team was able to hold 44 Fresh
Expressions opportunities in various
locations. Even though we only averaged
42 people in person and through live streaming, we met many new faces.
Currently, we are reaching out to the Glen and Anthology assisted living centers to see when we
can begin offering worship and communion again. We plan to re-start the Faith and Friends Art
Experience in September 2021.
We plan to launch a NEW Faith and Friends on Tap Experience brewery ministry in April! Pastor
Jonathan has met with Mt. Carmel Brewery and Dead Low Brewery and both places are excited to
host Fresh Expressions of Anderson Hills UMC. We will keep you posted on the location, day, and
time.
WELCOME TO OUR 2020 NEW MEMBERS!
Ken Collier Leah Nipper
Sharon Collier Matt Nipper
Kim Day Virginia O’Leary
Linda Dolive Dana Rivard
Vincent Dotson Ryan Rivard
Beth Dubois Michele Schnell
Mark Dubois Jacqueline Spence
Dan Early Laura Walke
Susan Early Mary Wessel
Janice Frech Tom Wessel
Carol Heidel Andrea Whitley
Tom Heidel Lee Whitley
Brandi Lairmore
Brandon Lairmore
The Link, Winter/Spring 2021 | 9THANK YOU!!!!
As of January 17, we broke the $1,000,000 mark for the WASH
Program! $1,007,646 has been raised in the 12 years of this program.
Thank you for your generosity. Because of you thousands of lives are
being saved with clean water, sanitation and hygiene. The best news
is that all those people are hearing the good news of Jesus!
Student Ministry has two offerings for Summer 2021: ASP (current 8th
graders and up) June 13-19, and Crossings (current 6th-12 graders) July
8-12. At this point, both of these organizations are making plans to
welcome students back to their program this summer. Both have also
said that in the event that they again have to cancel, they will refund all
money, The deadline to sign up for these trips will be January 31. More
info https://www.andersonhills.org/students/student-serve/
CONSTRUCTION DEBT PAID
OFF!
Thanks to an estate gift from the Withrow Family,
we were able to pay off our Building Connections
Capital Campaign debt. The Building Connections
campaign started in 2016 to construct the
Connections Center, add parking to the front,
renovate children’s classrooms, improve our
technology and create the Garden Patio.
Receipts through 10/31/20 were $2.354 million, which was $154,000, or 7%, above the originally
estimated pledge amount of $2.2 million. Thank you to our generous congregation!
As of 11/6/20, the balance on the loan was $1.367 million. We applied $1.345 million of proceeds from
the Withrow estate gift, along with the remaining $22K in the Building Connections fund, to pay off the
balance of the loan.
Thanks to everyone who gave during this capital campaign. You have helped us to expand our
capacity to reach more people with the good news of Jesus!
10 | Anderson Hills UMCOne of our goals for 2021 is helping people go deeper in their spiritual journey. We have already
launched more than a dozen bands. It is not the same as a life group. Bands are all men or all
women. Discussions are confidential. Band meetings consist of an opening prayer, then five ques-
tions:
1. How is it with your soul?
2. What are your struggles and successes?
3. How might the Spirit and Scriptures be speaking in your life?
4. Do you have any sin that you want to confess?
5. Are there any secrets or hidden things you would like to share?
The band members then do a closing prayer. Interested in knowing more? Contact our Director of
Discipleship, Amy Tomlinson atomlinson@andersonhills.org.
GET ON THE GROWTH TRACK
The purpose of our Growth Track class is to help you identify where you
are spiritually, discover your personal and spiritual makeup, and learn
how to move to the next level and into a place where you can use your
gifts to go and serve God. It is also a prerequisite to membership.
Ther first Growth Track of the year started January 10. The next one is
February 28. You can attend in person or via zoom. Register here.
In January, we resumed our Thursday evening
Community Dinners at our Salem Campus. Weekly, we serve
meals to those in need in the Mt. Washington area every
Thursday evening. We always need volunteers to provide
request meal items or serve meals. Sign up on events page.
The Link, Winter/Spring 2021 | 11.
JAN BREAK FREE WORKSHOP
Address the whys and hows behind the harmful thoughts and behaviors
19 in your life, and will equip you with strategies for how to overcome and
find freedom in Christ. Tuesday evenings, 6:30-8 pm
24 BAPTISM & BLESSING CLASS
11 am The class is required for parents to have their children baptized
or blessed. (After attending one time, you do not need to attend
again.) Next Baptism service is Feb. 14
WELCOME LUNCH
If you are
GLOBAL LEADERSHIP new to AH, join us for a boxed lunch at 12:15 in the Atrium/
SUMMIT
Connections
AHUMC is a host site Center.
for these two daysChildren are welcome.
of world-class
SEPT 9 SPIRITUAL GROW
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26 MOPS & MOMSNEXT
6:30 pm Fellowship Hall. Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) and
MOMSNext (mothers of school-aged children) will be doing a mix of
evening in-person and virtual meetings this school year.
31 SUMMER TRIP SIGN UP DEADLINE
Student Ministry has two offerings for Summer 2021: ASP (current 8th
graders and up) June 13-19, and Crossings (current 6th-12 graders)
PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION DEADLINE
Registration open until Jan. 31.
12 | Anderson Hills UMCSIGN UP AT ANDERSONHILLS.ORG/EVENTS
FEB BAPTISM/NEW MEMBERS IN SERVICES
Must have gone through Growth Track (starts Jan 10) or Baptism class
14 (Jan.24)
ASH WEDNESDAY
17 7:30 pm, Sanctuary. Worship, message and distribution of ashes.
SPIRITUAL GROWTH TRACK CLASS
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forces of darkness and light. You will learn how to identify and take
dominion over the supernatural environment for the kingdom of God!
Sign up on events page.
21 BAPTISM & BLESSING CLASS
11 am The class is required for parents to have their children baptized
or blessed. (After attending one time, you do not need to attend
again.) Next Baptism service is Feb. 14
MAUNDY THURS. APRIL 1, GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 2, EASTER
APRIL 4
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The Link, Winter/Spring 2021 | 13BIRTHS
Jeanna McIntire was born to Kamdyn McIntire 11/18
Riley Jean (RJ) Ricker, born to Britney & Kyle Ricker, 12/9
Cordelia Hope Bundus, 1/12/21, granddaughter of Tim & Barb
Bundus
FROM THIS LIFE TO LIFE ETERNAL
9/8 Doug Brownlee
9/10 Guz Bublitz
9/11 Harold Britton, father of Carol Vandenmeer
Barbara Krause, sister of Bob Esberger
9/18 Ann Palmisano, sister of Barb Wolf
Polly Anderson Carranza, sister of Beth Lockwood
10/6 John Finley, father of Lisa Ratterman
10/15 James Farmer
11/8 Sharon Schafer
11/15 Chuck Brewer
11/16 Dick Burson
12/1 Bob Carr
12/8 Jeanne Bausmigh, sister of Don Lomax
12/10 Marcy Kraemer, mother of Jim Kraemer
12/11 Robert Sandlin, father of Bev Fortuna
12/12 Mary Ellen Dubois, mother of Mark Dubois
12/17 Karen Hartje
12/24 Donna Maret, mother of Mark Maret
1/5/21 Marcie Huffer
14 | Anderson Hills UMCLIFE EVENTS
BIRTHDAYS 90+
ANNIVERSARIES 50+
JANUARY JANUARY
18-Richard & Jane Swaim, 51 years 6-Gene Ledbetter, 91
22-Wes & Connie Lampe, 66 years 8-Joyce Baron, 90
29-Cleve & Pat Campbell, 60 years 17-Jeanette Brunett, 93
30-Marx & Rosemary Swingley, 67 years 24-Mary Jo Memke, 91
25-Bill Kerr, 92
FEBRUARY 28-Gwen Doppler, 94
6-Bill & Jo Anne Harvey, 67 years Hope Greer, 97
MARCH FEBRUARY
1-Jerry & Eestelle Blankenbecker, 64 years 16-Betty Cooper, 94
27-Rob & Brenda Smith, 50 years 17-Bill Shinkle, 90
19-Margaret Kerr, 94
Ida Mae King, 91
24-Dee Zazanis, 91
26-Jeanette Katz, 103
MARCH
8- Walter Don Justice, 93
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The Link, Winter/Spring 2021 | 15PASTORS:
WEBSITE!
Mark W. Rowland, Senior Pastor ANDERSONHILLS.ORG
Mark Putman, Executive Pastor Access CCB the same way as before.
Tell your friends about our website so
Jonathan Kollmann, Associate Pastor Connections/ we can connect them to Christ!
New Ministry Development
Linda Troy, Pastor of Senior Ministries & Visitation
SueLee Jin, Salem Campus Pastor
Howard D. Preston, Pastor Emeritus
STAFF:
Ron Zemites, Director of Administration
Pam Schwirtz, Director of Lay Mobilization COME. GROW. GO.
Laura Burger, Director of Caring/Outreach ANDERSON HILLS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Amy Tomlinson, Director of Adult Ministry ANDERSON SALEM CAMPUS
Sharon Guard, Dir. of Curriculum Development CAMPUS 6137 SALEM RD
7515 FOREST ROAD CINCINNATI, OH
Dana Caldwell, Dir. of Children’s Ministry CINCINNATI, OH 45230
Stacey Hammond, Children’s Ministry, Pre-K 45255
Erik Wilson, Director Contemporary Worship PHONE: 513-231-4172
Danny Stover, Dir. of Traditional Worship ANDERSONHILLS.ORG
Julie Dima, Asst. Director Traditional Worship OFFICE ADDRESS:
Sarah Fortner, Asst. Dir. Contemporary Worship 7663 FIVE MILE ROAD
CINCINNATI, OH
Sue Black, Treasurer 45230
Jim Martin, Financial Secretary
Stephanie Bishop, Anderson Hills Preschool Dir.
Office Hours M – F | 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Melissa Kaylor, Administrative Assistant
Lydia McCauley, Administrative Assistant SUNDAY WORSHIP / ANDERSON CAMPUS
Traditional Worship | 8:30 am & 11:00 am
Kathy Porter, Administrative Assistant Contemporary Worship | 9:30 am & 11:00 am
Brenda Sellmeyer, Administrative Assistant Nursery & Children’s Ministry | 11:00 am
Darlene Woosley, Administrative Assistant Student Ministry I 9:30 am
Becky Frazier, Childcare Coordinator SUNDAY WORSHIP / SALEM CAMPUS
Sandy Snoke, Babies & Toddlers Coordinator Contemporary Worship | 10 am
Sunday Evening Worship & Prayer I 6:00 pm
Scott Bitzer, Custodian
Gyubeom Chae, Custodian
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