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Elders Class of 2013 Susan Aggarwal, Scott Born, Barbara Cresswell, Steve Fakharzadeh, Bill Lawrence, Cynthia Robinson, Frank Rottier Class of 2012 Salvatore F. Ambrosio, Whitney J. Beverly, M. Parker Blatchford, Kerin B. Clapp, Douglas McBrearty, Linda S. Nirmaier, Nawal Youseff Class of 2011 John (Jack) Arney, Jr., Nils L. (Larry) Berglund, Roger W. Bollinger, Richard M.(Rick) Eisenstaedt, Bernadette C. (Bebe) Forster, Jennifer Galasso, Mary Alice Hamilton. Susan Kensill, H. Scott Laird, Daniel J. Van Ostenbridge, Ruthanne White
Help Us Help Others Deacons Class of 2013 Suzann Ambrosio, Heather Bailey, Brian Clapp, Rick Davis, Matthew Hirshman-Youth Deacon, Kathy Holden, LeRoux Jooste, John Mull, Lisa Pool, Lee Pretz, Lynne Samson, Molly Samson-Youth Deacon, David Webster, Elizabeth Ziegler Class of 2012 James R. Bankert, Elizabeth Coulter, Andrea Crawford, Carol R. Diehl, Michael Dziedziak, Jeanne Kauffman, Eric D. Meneely, Bruce Leith, William G. Seeberger, Elisabeth S. Slate, Carolyn Wallis, Jo Williamson Class of 2011 Donald R. Caldwell, Cynthia Caraher, Pamela Jensen, Terry Kirkwood, John Larkin, Douglas McPherson, Cynthia Nixon, Joseph H. Pool, Susan Rink, Margaret Rosecky, Amy W. Schreiber 2010 - 2011 Slate of Officers (Moderators Committee) Moderator: John Larkin As our church continues to grow, the needs of our congregation and our community seem to grow even faster. The duty of an ordained deacon is "to minister to those who are in need, to the sick, to the friendless, and to any who may be in distress both within and beyond the community of faith." The Board of Deacons leads and facilitates its ministries with a membership of 36 deacons. The board organizes its work into 3 committees and 12 subcommittees, but the work of each subcommittee can be done by anyone in the congregation who feels a connection to the work of that subcommittee. The three committees are: • Community Service which includes Bloodmobile; Community Outreach efforts (Christmas Angel Tree, Easter Food Baskets and the School Supply Drive), and Job Counseling. • Congregational Service which handles Audio Recording (taping and distribution of sermons), the Disability Task Force; Memorial Service Receptions; and Transportation. • Care and Compassion which includes Transition Support (meals, child-care, and transportation during personal crisis), Parish Visitation (to those who are homebound and in nursing homes), and the Prayer and Praise Chain.
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