LENT BEGINS ON ASH WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26

SOUP & SCRIPTURE LUNCHEONS: The luncheons begin on Ash Wednesday, February 26 and are served every Wednesday at noon through April 1 in the Lower Church Hall. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy a soup and sandwich lunch with a devotional given by one of the Lewisburg area clergy members. The meal and devotional time lasts about one hour. Please consider taking a bit of time out of your busy day and enjoy fellowship with members of the community, sharing food and spiritual enrichment during the season of Lent.

ASH WEDNESDAY WORSHIP SERVICE with imposition of ashes takes place on Feb. 26 at 7:30 pm. Please come to this special evening service geared towards personal examination and spiritual renewal as we begin the holy season of Lent.

JOIN US FOR LENTEN SUPPERS & HOLDEN PRAYER SERVICES: Lent is a very important time in the spiritual life of our church. Starting Wednesday evening March 4th, we will once again be hosting Lenten Suppers followed by Holden Evening Prayer Services and a Lenten Study. Suppers are held from 6:30-7:30 on each Wednesday with a meal consisting of a selection of soups, salad, bread and dessert. Each week's meal is coordinated by a different committee. The groups hosting the suppers are as follows: March 4-Evangelism; March 11-Council; March 18-Faith Formation; March 25- open; April 1-pot luck. These activities will run for five Wednesdays and conclude on April first, no fooling! So mark your calendars and plan to attend!

FEBRUARY MEAT PROJECT: Don’t forget to turn in your Meat Project envelope. If you have lost the one from the January newsletter, you may pick one up at the Welcome Desk in the Atrium. Donations go to buy turkey to be processed for Lutheran World Relief.

EASTER PLANTS: It is time to order Easter plants! An order form is included in this newsletter. All orders must be received by Friday, March 13. Please include a commemoration for loved ones with your order to be printed in the Easter bulletins. Indicate if you wish to pick up your plants after the 10:30 am service on Easter or leave them at the church to be delivered to homebound members.

CHURCH PHOTO DIRECTORY: If you missed the 1st round and want to sign up for the next directory (Spring 2020, likely February) Contact Lisa Veloz at 570-847-4435. Fifteen interested members are needed before a date can be scheduled.

Christ’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

100 South Third St. Lewisburg, PA 17837

570.524.0745 christchurch@dejazzd.com

christlutheranlewisburg.org

Christ’s Corner on the News

February 2020

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Dear Disciples of Christ’s Church, As we prepare for February’s arrival, we have already seen the arrival of our pictoral directories. There are copies in the Atrium for each family or single individual who were photographed. Many of you have already picked up your copies, and hopefully, the rest of you will do so soon. Once again, I thank Lisa Veloz for her efforts in coordinating this directory effort! Our directory is called a “living directory”, because it can be amended. If we get 15 more individuals or families to have their pictures taken, a “sitting” night will be scheduled and we can add those folks to the directory. And here’s the best part – after those new folks are added to the directory, everyone will receive a new copy of the directory in order to stay up to date! As of January 19, there were already 8 families/individuals who had signed up to be included in that next picture taking event. If you are reading this letter, and you did not jump in with the first photography sessions of last year, please consider signing up to be added through our next sessions. On a different topic, our Buffalo Valley Conference will be offering a Lay School of Theology on the afternoon of February 16, from 2- 5 p.m. at United in Christ Lutheran Church in the West Milton area. I hope to soon have the full list of courses and presenters, but wanted to let you know I will be offering a session that afternoon called “Surviving the Election of 2020”. My session that afternoon will draw upon the famous book by theologian H. Richard Niebuhr, Christ and Culture. I will present on the subject, and encourage discussion by the participants. I’m hoping to have a good time with this session, and would welcome seeing you as a part of it! In the month of February, our Sundays will continue worship in the season of Epiphany – this season in which the manifestations of the Lord’s power will continue to be found in our Gospel lessons. Then, at the end of the month on Wednesday, February 26, Ash Wednesday will begin for us the season of Lent. My hope is that winter will be merciful on the weekends, and we will be able to enjoy the Epiphany season together without interruption. May the Lord bless us in this coming month of February! Yours in Christ’s Service,

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Social Ministries News for January 2020

2020 MEAT PROJECT: Don’t forget to turn in your Meat Project envelope. If you have lost the one from the January newsletter, you may pick one up at the welcome desk in the atrium or label your own envelope. This is the 46th year for the Central PA event. The goal is to do 34,000 pounds of turkey – that is 21,000 cans of ready to use meat for people in need. Your donations go to buy turkey to be processed at the East Derry Fire Company in Lewistown, February 10-13.

FEBRUARY 80+ BIRTHDAYS - FEBRUARY WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES - Sara Holmes February 1 Don & Connie May February 13, 1972 Roger Hepner February 7 Melvin & Lois Diehl February 19, 1955 Ethel Snook February 7 Wayne & Betty Hook February 23, 1996 Joe Lindenmuth February 15 Kelly & Bruce Miller February 25, 2000 Robert Richard February 15 Donald Moyer February 21 Doris Badger February 23

MEMORIAL GIFTS: A memorial gift in loving memory of Faye Fetterman & Mary Rohrbach has been given by Lystra & Bob Turner of Rumford, RI.

A memorial gift in loving memory of Gene Hoffman (who would have turned 80 yrs. on Jan. 18) has been given by his daughter and son-in-law Robert and Annette Nedwick of Jefferson, MD.

HAROLD D. WAGNER, 85, of Lewisburg, died on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020, at the Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. He was born Aug. 6, 1934, in Laurelton, a son of the late Alviah and Margaret (Hauck) Wagner.

Henry graduated from Lewisburg High School. Following high school, he served in the Army in the 385th Military Police Battalion Company C in the 7th Army. He worked for the former Pennsylvania House Furniture, Lewisburg. Henry was a member of Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lewisburg and served on the Lewisburg Borough Council. In his spare time, he enjoyed working on cars and collecting antiques. Most importantly, Henry loved spending time with his family and friends, always planning picnics and family reunions.

Surviving are 13 nieces and nephews, Rita (Mike) Cormell, Pat Schrawder, Glenn (Coleen) Wagner, Charlton (Linda) Wagner, Keith (Barbara) Wagner, Lance (Janice) Wagner, Donald (Sherry) Wagner, Rick (Kathy) Wagner, Susan Colan, Chris Wagner, Mahlon Miller, Pam Kerstetter and Peter Hubbard. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by seven siblings, Mahlon, Charlton, Donald and Dalton Wagner, Mary Lou Hubbard, Geraldine Miller and Naomi Beaver.

A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 13, at Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church with his pastor, the Rev. William S. Henderson, officiating. Burial will be held privately at the convenience of the family in Lewisburg Cemetery.

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Faith Formation Information for February

SOUPER BOWL OF CARING: On Sunday, February 2 we will be collecting cans of soup and money for the Food Bank. This is the 30th year of the nationwide service project. Any youth who wants to help collect donations should meet Tom Stahlnecker in the Atrium during the last hymn.

FAITH FORMATION TEAM MEETING: Wednesday, February 5th at 6:00 pm in the Parlor - New team members are welcome to come and help with the youth and educational ministries of the church. We are looking for a high school youth or two to join the team. If you are interested just come to the meeting or talk to Charlene!

GROW IN THE SNOW: Synod Youth Retreat – Friday, February 7 – 6:30 pm to Saturday the 8 at 4:00 pm – At Camp Mount Luther – For middle school and high school youth – The theme is “I Believe, I Do Believe”. We will be exploring the Apostles’ Creed. Go to experience your Creator, play winter games, make new friends, and find refreshment in the peace of camp in winter. If you did not register yet and you want to go please talk Charlene!

MINI MISSION MONDAY: Fleece Blankets for Project Linus - February 10 at 6:30 pm in

room 204-206. This is for children, youth, and adults who can draw lines, cut straight, and

tie knots!

ADULT BIBLE STUDY: We will be having an adult Bible study based on the movie

Overcomer. This is a story of the struggles of a coach and a cross country runner. Through

the study of scripture and the movie we will

be looking at who we are and our lives of

faith. Bible Study Lessons are on Sundays

from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. We meet in the parlor.

Lesson 3 – February 9 – You are Chosen

Lesson 4 - February 16 – You Surrender

Lesson 5 – March 1 – You Declare

Movie Night – Friday, February 14 –

6:00 pm - For the Kindergartners

through 5th graders. Meet in the youth

room. Bring a Friend. We will be

watching a classic Disney Movie,

snacking on popcorn, and doing a

valentine’s day craft!

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YOUTH MISSION TRIP FUNDRAISERS:

GIFT CARDS: Did you spend all the gift cards that you got for Christmas? If you need more we are selling gift cards again to raise funds for the youth trip. You can find an order sheet on the faith formation bulletin board, at the welcome desk, and at the grocery card table. Orders will be due on February 9th. We should have the cards by the end of February. We will also have a sale at the end of April for your Mother’s Day and Graduation present needs.

M&M Mission Money Containers will be handed out on Sunday, February 9th.

DINNER AND SILENT AUCTION: Sunday, May 17 at noon – Save the Date! If you would like to donate an item or two for the Silent Auction talk to Charlene!!

SOME UP-COMING YOUTH/FAMILY EVENTS FOR MARCH AND APRIL Monday, March 9 – 6:30 pm - Mini Mission – Military Care Packages. We will be collecting items for the packages during the month of February. These items include: Disposable razors, soap, tooth paste, deodorant, socks, lip balm, tissues, wipes, band aids, Q-tips, hard candies, gum, granola bars, individual juice mixes, puzzle books, small notebooks, and pens/pencils. If you have a military person in your family please see that Charlene has their current address so we can send them a package. Thank you!

Friday, March 13 – 5:30 pm - Confirmation Class Movie Night - We will have dinner and watch two more episodes of THE BIBLE.

Sunday, March 15 - 6:00 pm – Family Movie Night – Like Arrows.

Saturday, March 28 – Winter Jam Concert at the Bryce Jordan Center State College, PA. We can carpool from the church and leave at 2:30 pm. Bring a sacked lunch to eat there.

April 3rd – 4th - K-5th Grade Discover Holy Week Lock-in.

LOOKING AHEAD TO THE SUMMER

Mini Mission Week - June 15 through the 18 from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm - For 1st through 5th graders.

Mission Trip - The youth mission trip for 2020 will be to Wayne County, New York with Group’s Week of Hope. The dates are Sunday, July 26 through Friday, July 31. This trip is for high school and middle school youth. If you want to go please let Charlene know by giving her a $50.00 deposit by February 9th. We need to give them our final number!! Another $50.00 will be due by Easter, and the final $50.00 by June 1st.

Camp Mount Luther - The Brochure has been released. Check out the programs and decide when you want to go to camp. The church gives camperships to those who attend. Talk to Tom Stahlnecker for details.

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From the Music Team – Brandy, Amy & Joanne

PROPOSED WORSHIP SCHEDULE FOR FEBRUARY & EARLY MARCH:

Sunday, Feb. 2: Presentation of Our Lord – ELW Setting # 3 – Traditional Worship 8:00 am – Anthems by Men’s Choir 10:30 am – Anthems by Parish Choir Sunday, Feb. 9: Fifth Sunday after Epiphany – Contemporary Worship Sunday 8:00 & 10:30 am – Anthems by Renew Ensemble; Children’s Choir; Youth Drumming Ensemble; Powerpoint; Orff Instruments (tentative) Wed., Feb. 16: Sixth Sunday after Epiphany – ELW Setting # 3 – Traditional Worship 8:00 am & 10:30 am – Anthems by Parish Peal Handbell Choir or Handbell Ensemble

Sunday, Feb. 23: Transfiguration of Our Lord – ELW Setting # 3 – Traditional Worship 8:00 am – Anthems by Parish Choir 10:30 am – Anthems by Men’s Choir Wed., Feb. 26: Ash Wednesday Traditional Worship 7:30 pm – Anthems by Parish Choir Sun., March 1: First Sunday in Lent – Setting TBA – Traditional Worship 8:00 am – Anthems by Men’s Choir 10:30 am – Anthems by Parish Choir

CHILDREN’S CHOIR will continue Sunday morning rehearsals at 9:30 am in preparation for sharing an anthem on Sunday, Feb. 9 for both contemporary worship services. For more information, contact Brandy Aguirre.

YOUTH DRUMMING ENSEMBLE will continue Sunday morning rehearsals during breaks in class time in preparation for sharing an anthem on Sunday, Feb. 9 for both contemporary worship services. For more information, contact Brandy Aguirre.

NEW CHOIR MEMBERS WELCOME: Interested in singing in a traditional or contemporary choir? Interested in ringing bells in Parish Peal? Contact Amy (Renew Contemporary Ensemble), Brandy (Men’s Choir, Parish Choir, Festival Choir) or Joanne (Parish Peal Handbell Choir) for more information.

INVITATION FOR MUSICIANS TO PROVIDE ANTHEMS: Vocalists and instrumentalists of all ages and experience levels are invited to provide anthems for Sunday morning worship services. Examples include singing or playing an instrument for the prelude, communion meditation, postlude, etc. If interested, please contact Joanne Vasey several weeks in advance so details can be arranged. Anthems must be sacred and appropriate for the season of the church year.

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February 1, 2020 Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,

Just as our Lord Jesus was tempted in the wilderness for forty days, we also as believers enter into the 40-day journey of Lent as a season of growth in faith and discipleship. Lent is a time within the Church for increased worship opportunities. In an effort to provide these for you, Christ’s Lutheran will be offering the following opportunities for spiritual renewal:

The Soup & Scripture Luncheon Program of the Lewisburg Ministerium and Lewisburg Council of Churches each Wednesday beginning February 26 through April 1 at noon here at Christ’s Lutheran Church in the Lower Church Hall. The theme for the devotions this year is “Psalms”.

The Ash Wednesday Service with Holy Communion and the Imposition of Ashes takes place on February 26 at 7:30 pm in our Sanctuary.

Wednesday evening Lenten Soup & Salad Suppers open to the community beginning March 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the Lower Church Hall.

Wednesday evening worship in the Sanctuary using Holden Evening Prayer beginning March 4 through April 1 at 7:30 pm. (Please note: there will be no meals or Holden Prayer the Wednesday of Holy Week (April 8, 2020).

As part of our Lenten faith journey many believers also choose to spend time on additional spiritual disciplines or in place of that deny themselves some worldly pleasure. These could include fasting, increased prayer and devotional time or reading a portion of the Scriptures each day. In order to encourage spiritual growth Lenten devotional booklets are available in the Atrium. Consider setting aside a time each day to devote to prayer and meditation that you might grow richer in spirit and discipleship.

Special Lenten/Easter season offering envelopes have been included in this newsletter and are also available at the Welcome Center desk. Please consider an additional offering for Lent as a sacrifice of joyful and thankful response for the many blessings God has placed into your care. We suggest $1 per day or $40 for the 40 days of Lent. If you need to have a Lenten offering envelope sent to you please contact the Church Office.

We hope and pray that in this holy season your Lenten discipline will draw you closer to God as we walk our journeys of faith together here on earth. Please either mail in your envelope or place your envelope in the offering box while you are here for a worship service during Lent, Palm Sunday or Easter Sunday.

In Christ’s love and peace,

The Stewardship Committee of Christ’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

THE SEASON OF LENT: OUR FORTY DAY JOURNEY…

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USS ARK News of God’s People in Action from the Upper Susquehanna Synod, ELCA

January 2019

2019 Year in Review

Here is the USS Ark’s look back at the past year’s highlights:

SYNOD ASSEMBLY: Gathering under the theme, “On the Way Together: United, Serving, Supporting,” the Upper Susquehanna Synod gathered in assembly at Susquehanna University on June 14 and 15, 2019. The highlights included conversations with geographic conferences, talking about how to implement the synod’s new mission strategy. The assembly heard from ecumenical partners and passed a memorial regarding engagement in the Holy Land. Members also enjoyed learning more about congregational vitality from the representative from the ELCA and elected a new vice president. Elected to a four-year term as synod vice president was Holly Fry, a member of Washingtonville Lutheran Church.

NEW SYNOD STRATEGY: At their February meeting, the Upper Susquehanna Synod Council adopted a new strategy for the synod. The strategy was in the works for two years, culminating in conversations at the 2018 Synod Assembly which guided the direction of where the synod might go in the coming years. As part of the adoption, Synod Council established an Implementation Team (to replace the former Mission Strategy and Mission Tables) to propose annual goals, processes and procedures to put this strategy into effect. The bishop also began a monthly blog that gives more information on the strategy.

CAMPUS MINISTRY APPEAL: As part of the synod budget, Synod Council initiated an appeal in 2019 for Campus Ministries that the synod supports. To balance the budget and not make cuts to these ministries, council decided to ask individuals and congregations to support the work of campus ministries through this appeal. So far, just over $5,000 has been raised toward the $6,000 goal. The synod allocation funding helps to support the faith formation of young adults, provide opportunities for leadership development, and to form connections to the larger church.

9th SEAFARERS COLLECTION: Members in 51 synod congregations and several individuals filled a total of 905 Christmas At Sea gift bags for the ministry of Seafarers’ International House. This was a new record! The bags are given to merchant seamen who come into port to off-load their cargoes during the Advent/Christmas season. Two large vans came from New York City to our synod office to pick up the gift bags on December 10th. This is a ministry of the ELCA whose port chaplains go aboard ships to distribute the gift bags, conduct worship services, and to offer other forms of assistance and hospitality to the crews.

GROW IN THE SNOW: About 35 youth and leaders attended GROW in the Snow synod youth retreat at Mount Luther in February. They learned more about the Ten Commandments through study, worship, fellowship, and fun.

RECONCILITATION BECOMES DISCERNMENT: At the synod assembly this June, the Bishop’s Reconciliation Team reported, “We as a team are in a discerning process as well. We continue to search for ways to serve congregations and pastors in a more effective way. We are at one of those points in our history when we want to renew our understanding of who we are and what resources we can offer. We will certainly be in touch with you as those thoughts become plans.” In the fall, they reconstituted so that they can deal not only with conflict directly but can assist congregations in identifying needs that can be met by committees, task forces and other tools available through the synod.

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NEW TEAM: The synod launched its Advocacy Team, approved by Synod Council in September, with its inaugural meeting on October 22. Bishop Barbara Collins shared her dreams and expectations for the team, reflecting on the advocacy of synod hunger leaders and hopes that the synod might grow from that to advocate in other areas of ministry as well. Part of the team’s work will be to grow leaders who, in this time of division in the public square, can help the church “fill the space differently.” SUMMER CAMP SEASON: Mount Luther had 500 participants take part in both on and off-site programs during the eight-week session in 2019. Campers got to do crafts, go swimming, play games, camp out, hike, and sing during their time at Mount Luther. This year’s theme at Mount Luther was “Transformed Community: God’s Agent of C.H.A.N.G.E.” NEW MISSION START: The Table, a new mission start congregation in Bloomsburg, received approval from the ELCA to be a Synodically Authorized Worshipping Community and got a grant of $20,000. The congregation was formed as a pro-ELCA remnant from St. Luke, Bloomsburg, who voted to leave the ELCA in March. NEW APP AND GIVING OPTION: The Upper Susquehanna Synod has partnered with Tithe.ly to create a new synod app that allows you to give a direct donation to the synod. The app is here https://tithely.app.link/upper-susquehanna-synod-elca. The app features the latest synod news, events, links to the USS Ark, our assembly webpage as well as a place to make direct donations to the synod. Release Party A Blast! Camp Mount Luther’s second Summer Brochure Release Party was held on the Sunday after Christmas. About 60 people came out to play games, do crafts, sing, participate in a campfire program, and see the brand new 2020 brochure of summer programs. Members of last year’s staff, along with a few other alumni staff, led activities in the Evergreen Center. In addition, about 12 folks attended the annual Camperson Meeting, held in conjunction with the party. Campersons serve as ambassadors, regularly promoting camp news. Up and Down the Valleys Youth from St. John's, Lewistown (Pastor Jerri Carlin) made Christmas food baskets for needy area teens. Pastor Carlin reports the youth felt the need to minister to the community as part of God's mission in the world. The latest prayer petitions for the first quarter of this year are available now from the Liberia Committee. You can access them in our news section on the synod website. Camp Mount Luther has announced some office staff changes. Office Manager Linda Aurand retired at the end of 2019 but remains as part-time bookkeeper. A new part-time position of Administrative Assistant has been created and filled by Charlene Rineer. This new position is a nine-month position. Karen Watters will also be staffing the office two days per week on a volunteer basis.

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Upper Susquehanna Synod Events February 1, 2020: Church Leader’s Day A Church Leader’s Day for all congregation council members and rostered leaders will be held on February 1, 2020, at Christ’s Lutheran Church, Lewisburg, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. New to council? Get off to a good start with spiritual grounding and practical tools. Been on council often and for a long time? Refresh yourself and your practices for a deeper ministry of the church together. Workshops include Vision and Discernment, Church Finances, Church Constitution, Effective Meetings, Church Technologies, Synod Resources, Committees and Policies. We welcome anyone interested in coming. The fee is $10 per person. Any questions can be directed to Pastor Tom Glasoe at secretary@uss-elca.org. Here is the link for registration: https://tithe.ly/event-registration/#/1087053. A flyer is available here: https://www.uss-elca.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/churchleadersday.pdf February 7-8, 2020: GROW in the Snow This year’s synod youth retreat at Camp Mount Luther will be held on February 7-8, 2020. All youth in 6-12th grade and their youth leaders are invited to attend. The theme of this year’s retreat is “I Believe, I Do Believe,” dealing with the creeds. Experience your Creator, play winter games and find refreshment in the peace of camp in winter. The retreat is from Friday night to Saturday afternoon, but there is an option for youth and leaders to come just for the day on Saturday. Cost is $62 (whole program) or $40 (Saturday only). Please register by January 31, 2020. Each registered group should provide one adult (21 or over) for every seven youth and at least one adult for each gender represented. Cabin assignments will be made based on available adults and number of youth attending. Contact Chad Hershberger at chad@campmountluther.org with questions. Click here for a flyer and registration form: https://www.campmountluther.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/2020-Grow-in-the-Snow.pdf February 8, 2020: Youth and Young Adult Ministry Summit A Youth and Young Adult Summit will be held on Saturday, February 8, 2020, from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm at Camp Mount Luther. This will coincide with the GROW in the Snow Youth retreat. Lunch is included and you are invited to stay for closing worship with the Youth Retreat. There is no cost to attend this event. We will be exploring ways to engage youth and young adults to become leaders in our churches and present Growing Young, a strategy from the Fuller Youth Institute to involve youth and young adults within all areas of our congregations and ministries. We are also looking forward to having you share your ideas and how we can collaborate and support each other in this common mission of accompanying youth and young adults in their faith journeys. (For information on Growing Young go to www.fulleryouthinstitute.org.) Register online at https://tithe.ly/event-registration/#/1059905. Deadline for registration is January 31, 2020. For more information, email bingaman.sherry@gmail.com.

USS ARK is a publication of the Upper Susquehanna Synod, ELCA. Permission is granted to reproduce USS Ark for congregational communications. Send your mission stories and ministry ideas to Editor Chad Hershberger at news@uss-elca.org.

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Easter Flowers/Palm Plant Order Form—2020

On Palm Sunday our Church Sanctuary will feature palm plants and on Easter Sunday it will be colorfully decorated with Easter lilies, and tulips to celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Please consider donating plants in memory of or in honor of your loved ones.

When you order your plants, please indicate whether you will pick up the plant or leave it to be delivered to homebound members. Plants will be available for pickup AFTER the 10:30 am worship service on Easter Sunday, April 12 or on Easter Monday, April 13.

ALL PLANT ORDERS MUST BE IN THE CHURCH OFFICE BY FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2020! Name: ___________________________________________________________ Envelope Number: ____________ Telephone Number: _______________________________________________________________________________ I wish to order: # __________ Easter lilies @ $10.00 each

# __________ Tulip plants @ $9.00 each # __________ Palm Plants (for Palm Sunday, April 5) @ approximately $17.00 each. Total Enclosed: $ ___________ (Please make checks out to Christ’s Lutheran Church) I will pick up plants __________ OR __________ I will leave plants to be delivered. In loving memory of: ______________________________________________________________________________

In honor of: _________________________________________________________________________________________

By: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________