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October 27 – Commitment SundayLuke 19:1-10

Please bring your financial commitment cards and Spiritual GiftsInventory Sheet with you to Worship on Sunday.

Thursday, October 315:30-7:30 pm

Wear your Trunk or Treat costumes and come with your family to GCUMC for a fun night of candy, treats, hot dogs, and more!

It’s not too late to sign up to furnish a trunk or to volunteer. Contact Scott Allen cyndiandscott818@gmail.com

Guilford College United Methodist Churchstrives to be a vibrant Christian communitythat transforms lives, strengthens believers,

and equips disciples to live beyond ourselvesin the light of Jesus Christ.

Guilford College UMCLiving Beyond Ourselves

CROW’S NESTVol. XIX, No. 20 www.guilfordcollegeumc.org October 23, 2019

Pastor’s NoteDear Church,

In writing of his time working with Mother Teresa of Calcutta's Sisters of Charity in India, a Christian named Shane Claiborne tells of how he and some other volunteers would minister to the street children there, working with kids who had no parents and no place to go.

Shane describes how on one blistering hot summer Indian day, he learned that it was a particular homeless child’s birthday. So Shane went out on this hot day and bought the little boy a celebratory chocolate ice cream cone. He called the boy over, and tried to hand the boy his melting gift. The boy just stared at the ice cream cone in Shane’s hand. Shane said, “It’s Ok, it’s for you, it’s a birthday present for you. Happy Birthday!” Finally the little boy seemed to understand. He grabbed the ice cream cone and held it in his hand. He looked at it for the longest time. Then he took one long slow lick of the ice cream like he was savoring every inch.

Shane never forgot what the little boy did next. The boy grinned from ear to ear. Then, cone still in hand, he ran over to all the other kids and shouted, “You guys, you guys, WE’VE got ice cream!!” Then the boy had all the other children line up, and one by one, each child would take a turn coming forward, sticking out his or her tongue, and taking a big lick of the birthday boy’s ice cream until it was all gone.

Shane Claiborne ends that story by saying that the little boy who shared his ice cream cone taught him a lesson he has never forgotten. The lesson is, “The best thing to do with the best things in life is to give them away.”

I have been thinking about that little boy as our congregation approaches Commitment Sunday on October 27th. Prior to this Sunday all of us are invited to spend some intentional time thinking and praying about what of our personal and financial gifts God is calling us to share through the Church next year. We hope you will fill out both the spiritual gifts inventory and the estimate of giving card that were part of our stewardship mailing, and bring them with you to worship on the 27th. If you did not receive or pick up the packet, we will have extras on hand for you to fill out this Sunday, or you can also visit our website and fill out an online commitment card - and if you won't be present in worship this Sunday, just bring them with you the next time you are with us.

My own experience has taught me that becoming generous isn't something that happens by accident. It's something we cultivate over time by being intentional and by stretching and challenging ourselves. Just like consistent exercise can help us to tone and strengthen our bodies, we grow into greater generosity and strengthen our "giving muscles" through each act of sharing that we make. I think of the weekly offering in church as generosity practice or sacrificial strength training. Our annual Commitment Sunday is another opportunity to give focused attention to this aspect of our lives, and to grow in our capacity to give.

And yet I have also learned that true generosity comes not just from practice, but from developing a particular mindset towards all the gifts we have received in life. Generosity flows naturally from us when we truly begin to understand that we are always blessed not only for our own sake, but in order to transmit and pass on blessing to others.

To put it another way, generosity happens when our mindset changes from merely thinking "I am so blessed to receive this gift" to also announcing, "WE'VE got ice cream!"

God has given to each of us so many beautiful gifts. WE have been given so much ice cream to share with each other. The best thing we can do with these best gifts in life is to give them away: because letting God grow a giving spirit is the best and most precious gift of all.

Grace and Peace,Jeremy

CaringPrayer Concerns: Betty Kirkman, Bobby Heavner, David Wood, Russ Branch, Tom Southerland, Larry Stevens; Drew Manry; Terri Hastings, Barbara Ebert, Corey Marion, Julie Young, John Hanner; Doris Linker, Janet Shepherd, David & Jan Vanhoy, Geri Cope; Julie Young; Helen Blyshak, Amie Foley, Lisa Goller, Jim Wilson, Hope & Mike Turner; families facing storms in life, the leaders of our nation and world; those serving in the military; our sister church in Kinanduba, Kenya, the United Methodist Church, our nation and world.

Members In Home and Senior Living Facilities: Carolina Estates: John Hanner; Carriage House – Anne Mullis; Friends Home Guilford – Pat Kittrell, Florence Hardison, Blanche Rogers, Claudette Kayler; Friends Home West – Betty Kirkman, Barbara Jones; Walter & Esther Jones; Pennybyrn – Pat Francisco, Roland Sasseville; Guilford House – Mary Kelly; Greensboro Retirement Center – Y’Wing Enuol; Abbottswood – Dot Brogan, Cletis Richard, Jim Wilson; Heritage Green – Gay Fischer; Phil & Rita Price; Brookdale, High Point – Jean Wilson; Brighton Gardens – George Holmes, Well Spring – Barbara Ebert; Whitestone – Russ Hudson, Laura Tew; In Home – Terri Hastings, Barbara Leadbetter

Prayer Concerns – Extended Family: Sherry Butler; Barbara Butler, Kim Minor’s mother; Ty Stout, Kelly Bowman’s brother; Sandra Pearman’s parents, Harold & Nancy Williams; Tommiann Hill, Lavonne James’ friend; Jeff Donato, brother of Christy Manry & Tony Donato; Larry Payne, Phil Colvard’s friend; Ed Kapinus, Melissa Shearer’s father; Reagan Brooks, Jackie Firebaugh’s great-granddaughter; Tripp Townsend, Carol & Mark Townsend’s grandson; Richard Krepps, Pat Gunn’s brother; Gene Briggs, Carol Ingram’s brother; Mildred Mallard’s son, David; Ybion Mlo’s brother, Suan Mlo; victims of violence; our sister church in Kinanduba, Kenya

Sincere Sympathy is expressed to Scott Allen and family in the death of his father; also to David and Jan Vanhoy and family, in the death of David’s mother, Gladys. Blessed are they who die in Christ to live again.

OUR GUESTS IN WORSHIPOctober 13: Mike Rumple; Joyce Mitchell; Tom Waynick; Charles & Katherine Forbes; Barbara & Jim Lumsden; Lauren McRae; Mary Anne & Paul Donaato; Sharon Lilly; Alissa Humphrey; Joshlynn Jacobs; Shawn, Lauren, Jackson, Savannah & Summit; Sandra & Nick Lubchenko; Nelva M. Grace; Jackie Hardcastle; Jessica & Kyra Dalton; Zoey Payne; James Proctor; Beth & Dennis Creamer; Steven Kitchens; R.J. & Summer Beasley; Chase & Leigh ConwayOctober 20: June & Gerald Rhoads; James Proctor; Bella Cunningham; Simon & Annika Spangard; Jackie Hardcastle; Zoey Payne; Jessica & Kyra Dalton; Paul Kirkman; Jon & Tammy Dunn; Dennis & Beth Creamer; Nelva Grace; Margaret Griffin; Sandra & Nick Lubchenko; Linda Ryan; Jeff & Lauren McRae; Alan & Rose Mallard; Steve & Tonya Kitchens; Cindy & John Chen; Roy & Elaine Drum; Mary Anne & Paul Donato; Regha & Keira Edwards

A warm welcome is extended to Rebecca Patterson, who joined our GCUMC family on October 6. Rebecca’s address is 3139 Sedgefield Gate Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407, #919-616-1500. Welcome, Rebecca.

Thank You from Vita Alligood Thank you very much for all of your support in September for two ministries that are near and dear to my heart. Yokefellow Prison Ministry (statewide) and Tabitha Ministry (Summerfield). As shared in the last newsletter, GCUMC was generous in donations as well as in attendance with the Yokefellow Prison Ministry WNO fundraiser. The turnout to hear new GCUMC member Rickey Vaughan, share his experience with Yokefellow Prison Ministry nearly doubled from the attendance to hear last year’s speaker. Thank you for your support and warm welcome to Rickey as a new church member. Support for the ladies from Tabitha Ministry as they shared an ASL interpretation of Mercy Me’s “I Can Only Imagine” during both services was also strong. The ladies appreciated the warm welcome and kind words of support from the congregation. One of the women, who will be graduating from the program on October 27, even received a job offer from a GCUMC member!

I so appreciate all of your support in sharing God’s love with “the least of these.” Thank you for all you have done and continue to do to shine God’s light into the lives of people that most of the world have forgotten!

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Parents’ Night Out!If you would like to be a part of a parents’ night out held at GCUMC Preschool on Friday, October 25, please make reservations to barbs_baskets@yahoo.com or come by the Preschool to sign up. There will be a qualified staff to provide dinner and activities for your children.

Friday, October 25, 6:00-10:00 pmCost: $25/1 $40/2 $50/3

All are welcome to attend!

GCUMC Movie in The Patch! Join us on Saturday, October 26th for a special evening in our pumpkin patch! Bring your blanket and come enjoy a time of food, fun and fellowship as we present, “It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown”! We will have crafts for kids and families starting at 6 PM with our movie starting at 7 PM. Popcorn, candy, and Apple Cider can be purchased for a small fee, and will go to help support the Youth Ministry of our church. Tell your friends and come join us for a great time at Guilford College UMC!

CONFIRMATION

We are excited to announce that a Confirmation class will begin in January 2020, for youth in eighth grade or older! Confirmation provides an opportunity to explore basic beliefs concerning God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit and how God is inviting us into this journey together with Him! We will explore what it means to be a Christian and a member of the United Methodist Church.

We will be holding a Confirmation information session and orientation on Sunday, November 3, 2019, at 10:00 am in room C14, Second Floor Children’s Building, for about 45 minutes. All interested youth and their parents are encouraged to attend. If you have questions, please contact Donna in the church office.

Wednesday, 5:30-6:30 pmAdults $5.00, Child under 12 $3.00

$15.00 max per family

October 30Pulled Pork, Mac & Cheese, Coleslaw, Green Beans,

rolls, Salad Bar, Peach CobblerVolunteer Group: New Growth & Ladies Classes

November 6 (Mission Dinner)Spaghetti w/ meat sauce; Garlic Bread, Salad Bar,

Variety of DessertsVolunteer Group: Foundations Class

SENIOR PROM will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 5th, at 11:30 am in the Rock for a covered dish lunch and program. All Senior Adults are invited to attend.

SPARKAwesome events for kids in

Grades 4-6 to

SPARK their faith to IGNITE their world with the LIGHT of Christ

PUMPKIN PATCHSunday, October 274:00-8:00 pmGrade 6 only

Come work the Pumpkin Patch! You can work the whole time or just an hour or two. Contact Jeannie Symonds at 336-692-8101 if you are interested in selling pumpkins for your future UMYF !

GIFT JARSSaturday, November 99:00 am-12:00 NoonMake layered cookie and soup gift jars. We will sell these to the congregation the following day and week as supplies last.

Proceeds go toward shopping for Christmas gifts for children in our community.

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Pumpkin Bread for Sale

In addition to pumpkins at the patch, the youth are selling

freshly made, from our own kitchen, homemade pumpkin bread for $12 per loaf. Proceeds go to support GCUMYF! To purchase, see the youth in the narthex on Sunday mornings after worship services or visit the pumpkin patch.

Mark Your Calendars for the upcoming McAlister’s Family Nights to benefit our Preschool:

Tuesday, November 12, 5:30-9:00 pmTuesday, December 3, 5:30-9:00 pm

Thank you to our friends, preschool families and parishioners who joined us this month at McAlister’s. We will share the fundraiser results as soon as they are received.

GCUMC Preschool is selling cookie dough, popcorn, soup and more! Stop by the Preschool Office and pick up an order form. All orders need to be turned in with money (cash or check payable to Guilford College UMC Preschool by November 4. Delivery will be by 12/5/19. Thank you for your support.

PRE-K through GRADE 6 SUNDAY MORNINGS

9:30-9:50 a.m.

GAME ROOM WITH: Wii games, 2 Foosball tables, Air Hockey, Pool Table, Table Bowling, Legos, Board Games and MORE!! Come to Sunday morning fun at 9:30 a.m. in Room C12, second floor children's building! SEE YOU ON SUNDAY!! BRING A FRIEND!! Preschool leaders will be in Room C4 at 9:30 a.m. for little ones.LEARNING GROUPS – 9:45-10:45 am

YOUTH SMALL GROUPSEVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:30-7:30 PMGrades 7-12

Learning

THE JESUS LIFESTYLEBased on the Sermon on the Mount. Our culture is obsessed by lifestyle. Magazines and websites tell us what to wear, how to get fit and what to drive. But Jesus lived, and taught about, a radically different kind of lifestyle. How to deal with anger. How to handle money. What to do when faced with difficult people.  In this engaging and fascinating book, Nicky Gumbel takes a closer look at the Sermon on the Mount and presents, with his familiar mix of humor and wisdom, the way Jesus tells us to live our lives.Leader: Bill Brubaker, wbrubaker@bellsouth.netSunday mornings 9:45-10:45 am.

Serving

OUR GIVING

Budget for 2019……………………........$ 1,018,500.00Amt. needed weekly…………………….. 19,587.00Amt. needed to date…………………….. 822,654.00Amt. received through 10/20/2019………. 797,413.95Difference YTD…………………………. ($25,240.00)

OUR ATTENDANCE

October 13, 2019Worship………………………………………………………367(8:45 – 117……………………………..…...........11:00 – 250)

October 20, 2019Worship ……………..……………………………………….356(8:45 – 116. .………...........................................11:00 – 240)

Samaritan’s PurseShoebox Collection SundayNovember 24th

Trip to Processing Center in Charlotte is being planned and registration opens soon. We are planning to go on Thursday, December 5 at this point. If you are interested or need more information, contact Margaret Woodrum at mwoodrum@bellsouth.net.

ServingSupport Ben Lasley on Wednesday, November 6When Ben Lasley graduated college this spring, he was discerning a call from God to be in ministries of compassion and justice. The United Methodist Church provided him a great opportunity to live out that call. In August, Ben began a two-year stint as a Global Mission Fellow working among the poor in the inner city of Philadelphia, PA. Ben is

involved in numerous ministries of compassion and justice in that place. From tending a community garden to coordinating a free meal that serves up to 200 guests to being a leader in Arch Street UMC to advocating for change and improvements across the city, Ben already is sharing God’s love in very tangible ways in Philly after just two months.You can support the work of Ben and other similar domestic United Methodist missionaries by coming out to our Wednesday Night Meal on Wednesday, November 6 from 5:30-6:30 PM. You can give what you normally do on a Wednesday night, or give something extra if you are able. 100% of the net proceeds from the meal will go to the General Board of Global Ministries, which is supporting Ben in his work. If you wish to pray for Ben, here’s a prayer for community you could use:

I pray that you bless the ever-widening circle of people around Ben. May he know that he walks amongst a great cloud of witness, who stand with him, support him, and love him. May he know that both in his ministry and around this country there are people who love him for who he is, your child. May he never feel alone, may he find refuge in his community, and may he realize that creation is made good when it is enjoyed in community. In all things, may he know he is never alone for you are with him. Amen

As Thanksgiving Approaches, Take Time to Feed OthersOn Saturday, November 16 our church will be bagging 40,000 lbs. of white potatoes in the church parking lot. The gift of these spuds is thanks to the work of the Society of St. Andrew, which works to reclaim millions of pounds of produce that would otherwise go to waste and give it to people who would otherwise do without. We’ll receive the potatoes in huge bags loaded on pallets which we’ll then subdivide into 10 lb. mesh sacks suitable for handing out to individuals. About 35 different agencies, feeding ministries and churches will bring trucks to receive and later distribute the potatoes.We need 100 or more volunteers to help this project go quickly. We’ll start work at 9:00 AM and end at 1:00 PM, although folks can come late and leave early as needed. We’ll also have the opportunity to interact with many others from the community, especially Western Guilford High School, which considers this their senior project. There’s no need to signup, but if you have questions reach out to Pastor Matt at 336 292-5833 or msmith@guilfordcollegeumc.org.

Rise Against Hunger with Your Fellow United Methodists

Many of you are well familiar with Rise Against Hunger. Since 2014, we have packed over 130,000 meals with RAH. A scoop each of rice, bean and veggie protein join a vitamin packet in a plastic bag that is then shipped and sealed to our hungry neighbors around the world. These bags are distributed is places where there are famines and natural disasters, as well as schools and orphanages. These meals are not only a blessing to those who receive them. It’s also a wonderfully fun, community-building exercise to pack them.Pastor Matt and Cathey Miller recently got to learn more on a visit to Rise Against Hunger’s international headquarters. They took Stanley and Mary Gitari for a meeting, in the hopes that our friends in Kenya might one day become the recipients of these life-saving meals. Whether our friends in Kenya become a recipient or not, that meeting solidified our enthusiasm for RAH and the work they’re doing to relieve hunger and build sustainable agriculture all around the world. They have a vision to end worldwide hunger by 2030. With your help, they can draw closer to achieving this noble goal.Our next Rise Against Hunger meal packaging will be held at GCUMC on Sunday, November 10. We need about 25 able-bodied people with strong backs to set up the Fellowship Hall and offload the truck from 1:30-3:00 PM that afternoon. We need at least 25 additional people, of all ages and ability levels, to help at 3 PM. We’re going to be joined by the eight other United Methodist Churches from our missional network and our District Superintendent Bev Coppley in packing 15,000 meals.Because so many different churches are participating, we’ll need people to sign up in advance this time around. To register, enter this address in your web browser and select set-up and/or meal packing: events.riseagainsthunger.org/GuilfordWest/GCUMC

ServingVolunteers for Nov. 3, 2019

8:45 ServiceLay Reader: Jackie FirebaughStephen Minister: Tom Southerland Ushers: Larry Glover, Captain; Bob Beasley, Ron

Frazier, Tyrone McDuffie, David Saunders, Terry Weatherford, Terry Wert, Derek Young

11:00 serviceAcolytes: Nic Turner, Collin HicksLay Reader: Mark TownsendChildren’s Worship Shepherds: Mike or Stephanie Stone,

Lindsay McRaeUshers: Richard Blackwelder, Captain; Larry Cline, Harold

Eagle, Charlie Eichhorn, John Hodges, JoshMcDonald, Ralph Munday, Jim Taney, JackVanstory, Cam Waldron

Stephen Minister: Nancy Munday

Counters: Judy Piper, Janet OwensVan Drivers: Heidi Cohen, Terry WeatherfordAltar Guild: (Oct. 28-Nov. 3) Martha Fogleman, Amy Shope

Volunteers for Oct. 27, 20198:45 serviceLay Reader: Dee DavisStephen Minister: Sandy PearmanUshers: Larry Glover, Captain; Bob Beasley, Ron

Frazier, Tyrone McDuffie, David Saunders, Terry Weatherford, Terry Wert, Derek Young

11:00 serviceAcolytes: Zac Wall, Simon Hudson-SmithLay Reader: YouthChildren’s Worship Shepherds: Matthew or Martha Sacrinty,

Lilli HicksUshers: Jim Drum, Captain; Phil Black, Mark Gorham,

Paul Ingram, Andy Manry, Tom Patterson,Michael Stone, Larry Strader

Stephen Minister: Becky ArcherCounters: Mike Ballard, Steve HallVan Drivers: Mike Ballard, Richard BlackwelderAltar Guild: (Oct. 21-27) Sharon Wert, Marion Sharpe

Calendar for Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 2019Sunday, Oct. 27

8:45 am Early Worship 9:45 am Learning Groups11:00 am Worship 1:30 pm Bunong Worship Service (A3) 5:30 pm Serving Committee (A4) 5:30 pm UMYF (Rock) 7:00 pm Nominations & Lay Leadership (A6) 7:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (C1)

Monday, Oct. 28 7:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (FH,Rock) 7:15 pm Boy Scouts (C1)

Tuesday, Oct. 29 6:30 pm “John” Study (A4) 7:00 pm Handbells

Wednesday, Oct. 30 9:30 am “John” Study (A4) 5:25-5:50 pm Joyful Noise Choir (C14) 5:30 pm WNO Meal (FH) 6:00-6:30 pm Jubilee Kids Choir (C14)

6:30 pm Children’s Small Groups (C11,C15) 6:30 pm Youth Small Groups (D Hall) 6:30 pm “Stronger” Study (A6) 7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal

Thursday, Oct. 31 5:30-7:30 pm Trunk or Treat (Parking lot) 7:00 pm NarAnon (Rock)

Calendar for Nov. 3-Nov. 9, 2019Sunday, Nov. 3 – All Saints Day

8:45 am Early Worship 9:45 am Confirmation Orientation (C14) 9:45 am Learning Groups11:00 am Worship12:00 pm Choir Rehearsal w/lunch12:00 pm WNO Volunteer Lunch (Rock) 1:30 pm Bunong Worship Service (A3) 5:30 pm UMYF (FH & Rock) 6:00 pm Trustees (A10) 7:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (C1)

Monday, Nov. 4 7:00 pm Boy Scout Troop 109 (C1) 7:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (FH)

Tuesday, Nov. 511:30 am Senior Prom (Rock) 6:30 pm “John” Study (A4) 7:00 pm Handbells

Wednesday, Nov. 6 9:30 am “John” Study (A4) 5:25 pm Joyful Noise Choir (C14) 5:30 pm WNO (FH) 6:00-6:30 pm Jubilee Kids Choir (C14) 6:30 pm Children’s Bible Studies (C11,C15) 6:30-7:30 pm Youth Small Groups (Youth Hall) 6:30 pm “Stronger” Bible Study (A6) 7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal

Thursday, Nov. 7 6:30 pm Building Team (A4) 7:00 pm New Direction Nar-Anon (Rock)

Saturday, Nov. 9 9:00 am SPARK (FH/Kitchen)

MEMORIALS

In Memory of Shirley StoutDonna BowmanMarilyn Bowman

Vickie and Andrew DeggesMike and Donna Garcia

Martha JohnsonMarion McNeal

In Memory of Mary WallJeff and Roxanne Jacot

Thank You from United Methodist WomenUnited Methodist Women want to thank the congregation for baking items and buying from our bake sale. Many thanks for purchasing items from our Professional Crafters You made our Fall Festival a huge success helping us support more missions.

November

Nov. 1 Edna Blackwelder, Aleta Hayes, Esther JonesNov. 2 Casey Elias, Caroline HeiligNov. 3 Ryan Dirks, Cary KirkmanNov. 5 Michael Igo Janet OwensNov. 6 H’Nghus Buonkrong, Ben Garner, Ashley LaRocque, Marjorie LilesNov. 7 Chad Benoist, Laurin Bryant, Elizabeth Fogleman, Nick Lindsay, Ryan Patterson,

Bill Prevette, Evelyn Strader, Ken WaldronNov 8 Patty Elkins, Bob GlennNov. 9 Steve Bull, Ellen Corcoran, Ben LasleyNov. 10 Dominic Adame, Nancy Blackwelder, Dallas Hanover, Jim SandknopNov. 11 Alex Raper, David RenoNov. 12 Ricky Elmore, Rylee Petty, David VanhoyNov. 13 Justin SmithNov. 14 Mike Draper, Ty GollerNov. 15 Sarah Bull, Greg MatthewsNov. 16 Amanda Coleman, Nick Council, Christopher DeSanto, Lindsay Fusaiotti, Jacob Hall,

Melissa Kobrin, Andrew Lewis, Gina Murphy, David StumpNov. 17 Ross ColeyNov. 18 Sandy Lucas, Levi M’lo, Jim WilsonNov. 19 Scott Allen, Mike Ballard, Mary Bannon, Zack McRaeNov. 20 James Chilton, Katie Moore, Suzie PadgettNov. 21 Donna Bowman, Heidi Cohen, Samuel Enuol, Tom Patterson, Kathy Raper, Ken RehgNov. 23 Sarah Brubaker, Brandon Davis, Wyatt Flippen, Elise Pigue, Nathan RiderNov. 24 David Bowman, Michele Foster, William Gonzalez, Stephanie IgoNov. 25 Sherry GrovesNov. 26 Laura Elmore, Rick Elmore, Bruce RearickNov. 27 Michele Draper, John Ivey, Lisa KobrinNov. 29 Joe Brenner, David Council, Renee Carpenter, Landon PerryNov. 30 Angie McIntosh, Kim Minor, Aaron Saunders