November 11, 2007

Vienna Presbyterian Church

A Disciple-Making Community

Calling People to Faith

Ephesians 4:1-6 Living a Life Worthy of the Calling

Nov 18: Isa 6:1-8 God’s Call to Isaiah

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SUNDAY WORSHIP ● 8:00

Prelude Youth Orchestra To God, Be The Glory Arr. Pethel

Welcome Pastor Pete James

Call to Worship Jr. Choir Al Shlosha D’Varim Allan E. Naplan

“The world is sustained by three things: by truth, by justice, and by peace.”

▲ Hymn #356 Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing NETTLETON

▲ Scripture Glenda Simpkins Hoffman Hebrews 10:19-23 Page 224 or 211 (NT) ▲ Worship Song See pages 6-8 for words and music Forever Arr. Dan Galbraith

Prayer of Confession and Assurance of Pardon

Minute for Witness Sean Walker

▲ Hymn How Great Thou Art Arr. Dan Galbraith

O Lord my God, when I in awesome wonder consider all the worlds Thy hands have made. I see the stars I hear the rolling thunder, Thy pow'r thru' out the universe displayed.

(Chorus) Then sings my soul, My Savior God, to Thee, "How great Thou art! How great Thou art!" Then sings my soul, My Savior God, to Thee, "How great Thou art! How great Thou art! How great Thou art! "

And when I think that God, His Son not sparing, sent Him to die, I scarce can take it in. That on the cross, my burden gladly bearing, He bled and died to take away my sin. (chorus)

When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation and take me home, what joy shall fill my heart. Then I shall bow in humble adoration and there proclaim, “My God how great Thou art!” (chorus)

How Great Thou Art by Hine ©1953 Manna Music, Inc. CCLI #206597

▲Congregation standing, as able.Please request large-print hymnals from the ushers.

Assistive listening devices are available in the balcony from the Sound Technician

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Anthem Jr. Choir All Thy Gifts of Love David Brunner

Prayer

Offertory Youth Orchestra Give Thanks Arr. Pethel

During the offertory, please pass the Friendship Pad.

▲ Doxology and Prayer of Dedication Hymn #592

Scripture Ephesians 4:1-6 Page 198 or 182 (NT)

Sermon Pastor Pete James Worthy of the Calling Sermon Series: Calling People To Faith

▲ Hymn #371 Lift High the Cross CRUCIFIER

▲ Benediction

▲ Postlude Terry Sisk, organist

Grand Chorus R.G. Hailing

If you, or anyone you know, would like prayer for spiritual, emotional or physical well-being, a pastor will be available at the front of the sanctuary.

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SUNDAY WORSHIP ● 9:30 & 11:00

Prelude Terry Sisk, organist Prelude on Eventide C.H.H. Parry

Welcome Pastor Pete James

Call to Worship Jr. Choir Al Shlosha D’Varim Allan E. Naplan

“The world is sustained by three things: by truth, by justice, and by peace.”

▲ Hymn #356 Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing NETTLETON

▲ Scripture Glenda Simpkins Hoffman Hebrews 10:19-23 Page 224 or 211 (NT) ▲ Worship Song See pages 6-8 for words and music Forever Arr. Dan Galbraith

Prayer of Confession and Assurance of Pardon

Minute for Witness Sean Walker

▲ Hymn How Great Thou Art Arr. Dan Galbraith

O Lord my God, when I in awesome wonder consider all the worlds Thy hands have made. I see the stars I hear the rolling thunder, Thy pow'r thru' out the universe displayed.

(Chorus) Then sings my soul, My Savior God, to Thee, "How great Thou art! How great Thou art!" Then sings my soul, My Savior God, to Thee, "How great Thou art! How great Thou art! How great Thou art! "

And when I think that God, His Son not sparing, sent Him to die, I scarce can take it in. That on the cross, my burden gladly bearing, He bled and died to take away my sin. (chorus)

When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation and take me home, what joy shall fill my heart. Then I shall bow in humble adoration and there proclaim, “My God how great Thou art!” (chorus)

How Great Thou Art by Hine ©1953 Manna Music, Inc. CCLI #206597

▲Congregation standing, as able.Please request large-print hymnals from the ushers.

Assistive listening devices are available in the balcony from the Sound Technician

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Anthem Jr. Choir All Thy Gifts of Love David Brunner

Prayer

Children’s Message Glenda Simpkins Hoffman After the message, all children may go to their classes.

Offertory Sanctuary Choir Psalm 148 Gustav Holst

During the offertory, please pass the Friendship Pad.

▲ Doxology and Prayer of Dedication Hymn #592

Scripture Ephesians 4:1-6 Page 198 or 182 (NT)

Sermon Pastor Pete James Worthy of the Calling Sermon Series: Calling People To Faith

▲ Hymn #371 Lift High the Cross CRUCIFIER

▲ Benediction

▲ Postlude Terry Sisk, organist Grand Chorus R.G. Hailing

If you, or anyone you know, would like prayer for spiritual, emotional or physical well-being, a pastor will be available at the front of the sanctuary.

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Grieving: Becky Allen & family (uncle), the family of Sonya Hayes, Alison Mullison & family (brother), the family of George Steenstra, the family & friends of Anita Cox, the family & friends of Theo Tsai

Facing Tests or Surgery: Curt Anderson, Allen Norris, Cecily Bornemann, Ken Thomas, Cathy Leamnson’s mother, Malinda & Kurt Virkaitis’s friend Hoyt

Homebound: Irene Fulkerson

Ill or Convalescing: Chris Campbell, Julia Cornelius, Peggy Darst, Susan Gilmore, Barbara Greig, Myrna Ives, Irma Kerr, Laura Nickell (age 10), George Ramsey & Margareta Ramsey, Gloria Sladek

Undergoing Treatment: Cecilia Baldwin, Sylvia Bergert, Dody Martin, Sheila Steele, Kathy Van Meter, Alexandra MacCracken’s friend Katie, Jenn Mattson’s uncle, Rodney Neely’s father

Family and Friends: Debra Bowen’s friends Jim and Sid, Joanne & Bob Bower’s friend Mary, Barbara Carlson’s father, Winnie Cowden’s sister, Deb & Mike Crumbliss’s sister, Bill Downer’s father and brother, Jennifer Fleisher’s friend Greg, Joyce Fleming’s mother, June Follini’s/Donna Reichert’s son/brother, Patti Goodrich’s brother-in-law, Nancy Hallanan’s friend Melissa, Jean Hamill’s brother, Lynn Johnson’s sister, Linda Kemple’s friends Mary and Jim, Lt. Andrew Kinard, Betty Larson’s niece’s husband, Sharon Lewis’s daughter Amanda, Neil MacNeil’s brother-in-law, Jim Merfa’s daughter Sharon, Roger Michalski’s father, Betty Reed’s friend Donna, John Remy’s father (Hospice), the Rohrback family’s friends (injured military) Sgt. Josh Lawton-Belous and Andy Meixell, Lee Ryan’s brother & sister-in-law, Kristina Schenck’s mother, Dan & Eileen Shaw’s niece (& her mother), Mary Ann Singlaub’s mother & step-father, Judy Smith’s son-in-law, Mary & Dave Smith’s friends Joe & Annie, Tricia Stevely’s mother and her

friends Lloyd & Leanne, Karen Thompson’s daughter, Mark Tracz’s friends Jon & Cathy, Judy Van Roy’s mother, Ed Venditti’s first father-in-law, Sharon Winstead’s mother

Congratulations to: John & Jeni Porter on the birth of Mason Cornell Porter on November 3rd.

Please also keep in prayer: John Luck, Daniel Peed, Collin & Enid Robinson, Jean Yablon as they travel to Mississippi on a Katrina Relief Mission trip November 11-17 th.

Please keep these military men and women in your prayers: Caitlin Addams, Clayton Bender, Lance Booth, Colin Carraway, Robert Cornejo, Chris Crum, John Douglas, John Eldridge, Kevin Eley, Robert Escamilla, Christopher Geiger, Jonathan Graebner, Scott Graham, Josh Hallanan, Zack Harper, Gary Hogan, Reggie Hughes, Peter Hunt, Johnny John, Dr. Kevin Joseph, Brian Kibitlewski, Don Kingston, Dr. Brian Krakover, Eric Kravada, John Landers, Keith Langford, Robert McCracken, Tom McElwee, Robert Morgan, Chase Niblett, Maurice Perdomo, David Neil Peters, Evin Planto, Charles Preston, Christina Reyes, Adam Rosenbaum, Andrew Scott, Scott Shick, John Michael Stephenson, Lt. David A. Wadley, Justin Wehrheim, Kevin Wiencek

INTERCESSORY PRAYERS

Need Prayer for Yourself or Someone You Love?

USE the cards in the Friendship Pads in your pew, or at the rear of the church, and place in the collection plate or the wooden box in the lobby/narthex.

CALL the church office at 703.938.9050 ext. 301.

SEND an e-mail to shannon.jordan@viennapres.org; or enter a prayer request via the church’s website at www.viennapres.org homepage “Prayer Requests.”

Please make sure that you have permission before submitting a prayer request on behalf of someone else. Confidentiality requests are strictly honored. If requested for the weekly bulletin, prayer notices will normally be made for two weeks, but can certainly be extended upon request.

To reach a pastor after hours, call 703.568.0000

The Deacon Ministry provides sympathy, witness, and service to people in the VPC community who are sick, grieving, or in need. To leave a message for the Deacon

on-call, dial 703.938.9050, ext. 303

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Today’s sanctuary flowers are given by

Judy, Brian, Mary and Sarah Rainey, in loving memory of their son and brother Joseph Kimmitt Rainey.

Good News for Central Asia

Central Asia - which consists of several “...stan” countries, including the former Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan - is a far-off, forgotten corner of the world to most Westerners. But God has not forgotten the people of Central Asia. Since the early 90s, when the area opened to the West, missionaries have been sharing the Good News about Jesus with the people of Central Asia. Today, thousands of Central Asians are following Jesus, but the cost can be high. Many Christians of Muslim background face rejection from their families, while in sever-al countries, the government actively persecutes Christians. Please pray that God will strengthen and protect the Christians in Central Asia and that they would be bold in sharing the love of Jesus with their friends, families and neighbors so that all people will have an opportunity to hear the Gospel.

MISSIONS FEATURE

Responding to God’s Call with Gratitude and Generous Giving!

Today is COMMITMENT SUNDAY: “The earth is the LORD’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it,” Ps 24:1

It all belongs to God, and He asks that we return a portion of it for His kingdom. We need your generous response to make God’s vision, through VPC, a reality! Please take the next step up in your financial commitment to the church with a generous pledge to support the ministries and missions

budget –the 2008 Unified Budget. Prayerfully consider what level of giving best reflects your gratitude for all God has entrusted to you, and then complete a pledge card (found in the friendship

pads, Welcome Table and on the information wall in the gathering space) to let the church know your intentions. We will have a special offering of these pledge commitments during each of today’s

worship services.

The 2007 Budget needs your support.

We are currently $494,151 or 17.5 percent behind budget in our congregational giving. At this year-end time of Thanksgiving and Christmas God’s people at VPC have historically responded to the

welfare of the church with their generous giving. Please prayerfully consider what God is asking of you to help close this gap.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

Congregational Meeting, TODAY, at the conclusion of the 11 am service in the sanctuary.

Family in town? Worship together at our Thanksgiving Eve service on Wednesday, Nov 21, at 7:30 pm. “Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good. His love endures forever” (Psalm 136).

VPC Book Club will meet at 7:30 pm on Nov 28, instead of Nov 21, in the parlor. We are reading Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. All are welcome. Refer questions to Ronniejean Irvin at Rbirvin@cox.net.

Women of all ages! Has your Christmas Spirit lost the Holy Spirit? Where does celebrating Christ’s birth fall on your holiday to-do list? Join us Nov 30 and Dec 1, for spiritual renewal, inspiration and fellowship at the Women’s Retreat. The retreat will be led by noted Christian author and poet Ann Weems. Registration forms (green) are available in the narthex and on-line; please submit along with $25 by Nov 18. Invite a friend!

Widows & Widowers luncheon will be held on Nov 17, 12 N, at the Olive Garden at Tysons. For reservations please contact Minerva Mismas at 703.760.8826.

Marnie Harter is the new Wedding Scheduler at VPC. She succeeds Betty Larson in this position, effective immediately. Both Marnie and Betty will continue to serve as wedding coordinators. If you would like to schedule a wedding in either the sanctuary or chapel, please contact Marnie at 703.620.2864. Thank you, Betty, for your many years of excellent service.

SWATT bag lunch on Nov 14 at noon. Pastor Glenda will talk about “the second half of life.” Bryan Troutman 703.790.5270.

The 11th annual SWATT Christmas Luncheon will be held at the Marco Polo Restaurant on Dec 12 at 12 N, $21 per person. Sign up in the narthex today, Nov 18 and 25, or contact Priscilla or Stephen Skjei before Dec 1 (703.938.4623)

Sign-ups for Poinsettia Memorials will take place in the narthex through Dec 2. The cost is $15 per plant. Contact: Pam Kattenburg, 703.620.9114 or pamkatt@aol.com.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES

Volunteers needed to help with the Advent Celebration - Nov 25, from 3-6 pm. If you or your teens enjoy helping kids with crafts, we need your help! Please contact Karen Covell at kkcovell@mindspring.com.

Advent Worship: Bring family and friends to celebrate the start of the holiday seasonNov 25, from 3:00 - 5:15 pm (3rd floor Ministry Center), followed by a pizza dinner (5:15 - 6 pm) in the Great Hall--$5 per family. There will be crafts for all children (age 3 - 6th grade), a chance to get ahead with making Christmas gifts, time to think about the real meaning of Advent, music and food!! Cost of crafts: $2 per child or $5 per family. Please, no drop-offs. Childcare available by advanced reservation (0-2 years) on childcare@viennapres.org or 703.938.9050, ext 351. RSVP to clare.maynard@viennapres.org Walk-ins also welcome!

STUDENT MINISTRIES

Middle School: Come “Hang Out” with our Youth advisors on Friday night, Nov 16, 6:45 - 8:30 pm. No Youth Group on Nov 23, have a great Thanksgiving weekend! We will have Sunday School on Nov 25 at 9:30 am.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

High School: No Youth Group tonight due to the Student Ministries retreat. Have a great Thanksgiving. Don’t forget to join us for Sunday School on Nov 25.

Parents and friends of Student Ministries we NEED you. Please visit www.vpcstudents.org to see all the ways you can help-anything from donating snacks to donating a couple of hours a month to help serve all our students breakfast. Please contact the Student Ministries staff if you can help (703.938.9050, ext.155)!

MUSIC MINISTRY

Sanctuary Choir: Singers are needed in all sections for both services (9:30/11 am). Men are especially welcomed. Come any Thursday evening at 7 pm. Questions? Call Lance at 703.938.9050, ext. 132 or email at lance.vining@viennapres.org.

CARE & SUPPORT

New Stephen Ministers to Be Trained: Since beginning Stephen Ministry here at VPC ten years ago, we have seen the great value of lay caring ministry. Another training class for Stephen Ministers will begin in January. Please seriously consider whether God is calling you to use your gifts and talents as a Stephen Minister. Contact glenda.simpkinshoffman@viennapres.org for more information.

Christian Cancer Companions was formed a few years ago by members of VPC who were all cancer survivors. These survivors felt called to outreach to individuals newly diagnosed with cancer, letting them know there were people who had been through what they were facing. If you know of a friend or loved one who would benefit from this support, feel free to invite them. If you have any questions please contact Rita Lockwood for more information, 703.573.6168.

Do you have a heart for marriage? We are seeking to create a new Marriage Ministry Team at VPC to help plan and support programs for married couples (all ages and stages). Please contact Julie Knight at B_JKnight@msn.com or 703.691.3406 if you would like to serve in this exciting new ministry area!

VPC’s Call and Care Ministry has a big mission: To extend God’s love to our entire congregation. This is being done by phoning the VPC community twice a year to say, “Hello! How are you?” There are 150 families still waiting to be placed on Call Lists. Will you help us? We’ll supply you with a script, guidelines, and a list of 10 families to call. Contact Lisa Baltzer, 703.560.9398, lisa@thebaltzers.com.

Parents of College Students! Would your son or daughter like a VPC care package? If so, we need to know where to send them! Please e-mail your student’s name, college address and e-mail to melissa.jensen@viennapres.org so we can get them on our list.

Do you know a child or family living with a food allergy? The Food Allergy Support Group of Northern Virginia helps families navigate the lifestyle challenges that food allergies present. The next meeting will be held at 7:30 pm, Nov 14 at VPC. We will be discussing holiday cooking and social events. For more information, email info@novafoodallergy.org. Meetings are free and open to the public.

Coping with the Holidays after the Loss of a Loved One: After a loved one has died, the holidays can be painful reminders of loss. We can take steps, however, to bring new meaning to this time of year. Please come tonight, 6 pm, in Rooms 203-204. Judy Taibl from Haven of Northern Virginia will share her insights and thoughts to help during these times. No need to call ahead of time; however, if you have any questions, please call Inajo Cox (703.938.4779). Haven of Northern Virginia was started by Jeanne Arcuni, a former member of VPC.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

STUDY OPPORTUNITIES

Lightseekers (11:00): Today we will begin studying John Ortberg’s book The Life You’ve Always Wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People. Come and join us any time in Room 211. If you have questions please contact Connie Edens at cpedens@msn.com or 703.476.5533.

Partners In Christ will be starting a new study today, using Dr. Henry Cloud’s book 12 Christian Beliefs That Can Drive You Crazy - Freedom From False Assumptions. Books are available for purchase in Grapevine Books. Please come join us! Newcomers always welcome.Contact: Martha Strauss 703.319.7050

Young Adults: If you are finished with high school and consider yourself a young adult, we invite you to join us for the Lightseekers Underground Sunday School class at 9:30 am in L4. We discuss what that morning’s Scripture says to us as we try to live as authentic disciples of Christ.

Join Crossroads as we discuss The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis. Come meet other young adults (18-35) Wednesdays at 7:30 pm in room 312. Contact: Cameron Hays at camhays@hotmail.com.

SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Habitat For Humanity: Volunteers are needed as we continue our construction on Westbrook Forest located at Rt. 29 and Waples Mill Rd., on Nov 17 and Dec 1. Anyone interested may contact Ruth Klug at klugtwin@yahoo.com for more information.

Hanging of the Greens – Wednesday, Nov 28, 9:30 am -4 pm. Start the season and get into the Christmas spirit by helping to decorate the church! Lunch provided. Childcare is available if you call 703.938.9050 ext. 351, by Nov 21. Come for the day or for a few hours! Questions or to sign up call Pam Kattenburg 703.620.9114.

Our SOS team has started the final project for this year, which is a Thanksgiving drive for our troops. This shipment will include Thank You cards and compact snack foods that will be sent out in late November. Please watch for future announcements and take a flyer from the narthex that describes the exact items needed for this effort. We will have an SOS table at the 9:30 am coffee hour on Nov 11 & 18, providing more information and anyone can come and create a card for the troops.

CHO will be helping more than 200 local families with food and gifts for Christmas. We need your help!! We need food cards from local grocery stores, toys for kids ages 0-12, gift cards for teens, bikes in very good riding condition, and warm winter coats and jackets. You or your small group can also arrange to “adopt” a family for food and gifts. You can also help us set up in the narthex on Dec 14, from 9:30 am - 12 N, and help clients select gifts on Dec 15, from 9:30 - 11 am. We are not accepting used toys this year because of the large toy recall. Please call Carolyn Mysel, 703-938-7213, for more information.

The North East Vienna Citizens Association (NEVCA) is conducting its annual Food Drive to benefit the Committee for Helping Others (CHO), Nov 1 - Dec 31. All non-perishable food items are accepted, and supplies in the Food Pantry are low. Please bring your donation to the CHO Food Collection Box, which is located out-side of Grapevine Book Store. CHO donations go directly to help citizens in our immediate Vienna neighborhood.

Want to make a donation of time and talent? Pick up a copy of the November issue of “Connections” located on the Communications Wall in the Gathering Space or online at www.viennapres.org/all/connections.pdf.

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FALL 2007 ROOM ASSIGNMENTS

2007-2008Sunday School Room AssignmentsADULT EDUCATION CLASSES:

9:30 am:Beyond Basic: Cap Oliver will lead us as the class continues our series of lessons in Genesis. Room 203/204. Coordinator: Allen McCarley

Friendship Class: For developmentally-challenged adults, Room 108C. Teachers: Emmy Parker & Beth GourleyLightseekers East: An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture text. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required. Room 211. Coordinator: Judy ChelsonLightseekers West: An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture text. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required, Parlor. Facilitator: Carla SchnellLightseekers Underground (20’s & 30’s): An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required, L4. Facilitators: Shannon and John Jordan Searchers in the Word - In-depth study of the pastoral letters of Paul: I and II Timothy. The class meets at 9:30 am in Dick Eagan’s office with a study guide. We share in leading the class study, using commentaries. Coordinator: Sharon SiglerPartners with Christ: “12 Christian Beliefs That Can Drive You Crazy - Freedom From False Assumptions.” Newcomers are always welcome. Room 205. Facilitator: Martha Strauss.

11:00 am:Berean: We are studying Revelation - the only book of the Bible which promises the reader a blessing. Text is the Bible - bring your own. Rm. 203/204. Coordinators: Duane & Esther Harder.

Lightseekers: “The Life You’ve Always Wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People.”, Room 211. Facilitator: Connie Edens.ESOL Bible Study: Room, 317 . Facilitators: Brett & Dee Fallavollita.

Room # Child Care: 8:00, 9:30, 11:00207 Lambs (Birthdate Range: Newborn - 10/01/06)209 Bunnies (Birthdate Range: 10/01/05 – 09/30/06)210 Crickets (Birthdate Range: 10/01/04 – 09/30/05)

Vienna Presbyterian Church124 Park Street NEVienna, VA 22180

703.938.9050Pastors Peter James

Glenda Simpkins HoffmanTeaching Pastor E. Stanley OttParish Associate Pastor Chris HammondInterim Dir. of Congregational Care Shannon Jordan Music Director L. Thomas ViningAssociate Music Director J. Kerry WilkersonOrganist Terry SiskChildren’s Ministries Director Clare MaynardAsst. Children’s Ministries Director Daryl WrightStudent Ministries Director Barry Hill High School Director Elizabeth Foskey Middle School Director Kim SnyderCollege Ministries Director Kayla GrayYoung Adult Ministries Coord. Kelly GouldPreschool Director Bonnie DownsMissions and Outreach Director Sheila BreuerConnections Coordinator Barb JonesExecutive Director Dick EaganOperations Director Kathie Rawson Office hours Monday & Wednesday, 8:30 am-7:30pm

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8:30 am-5:30 pm Website www.viennapres.org (Members & Friends: user name: faithful; password: christian)

Newsletter newsletter@viennapres.orgWorship Bulletin bulletin@viennapres.org

Sermons are available anytime at www.viennapres.org, under Worship.

Room # Children Sunday SchoolAge/Grade Level-- 9:30

Children Sunday SchoolAge/Grade Level--11:00

120 3-Year Olds (DOB before 05/01/04)

3’s: Sunbeam Choir (DOB 10/1/03-9/30/04)

121 Younger 3’s (DOB on or after 05/01/04)

118 4’s/Pre-K (DOB 10/1/02-9/30/03)

4’s/Pre-K: Cherub Choir (DOB 10/1/02-9/30/03)

117 Kindergarten Kindergarten

313 1st Grade 1st & 2nd Grade

317 2nd Grade

324 3rd Grade 3rd & 4th Grade

321 4th Grade 5th & 6th Grades

322-323 5th & 6th Grade Girls

308-309 5th & 6th Grade Boys

320 Bridges (4’s – 1st Grade) Bridges (4’s – 1st Grade)

310 Gateways (2nd – 4th Grade) Gateways (2nd – 4th Grade)

312 Friendship Club

Room # Youth Sunday SchoolGrade/Class-- 9:30

Youth Sunday SchoolGrade/Class—11:00

L15 Friendship Teens

L1-5 MS (7th & 8th Grades)

L12-16 HS (9th – 12th Grades)