Volume 12, Issue 107 December 16, 2009 Chris Tiger, Senior Pastor

A Note From Our Senior Pastor Here is a new perspective on a familiar Christmas plant:

A woman went to Honduras with a group from her church. There in the small mountain village of Danli, they constructed a cement-block church for a local congregation. Next to the building site grew a poinsettia, a poinsettia tree! It’s branches, boasting huge red flowers, arched over the roof beams of the new church. Since her experience with poinsettias had been limited to the greenhouse variety, she was fasci-nated. In her faltering Spanish, the told one of the nationals that she had a poinsettia on the table in her house at home. His eyes widened in disbelief but before she could explain, he hurried down the street. Soon he returned with several other Hondurans. He wanted her to tell them about her poinsettia. She tried to explain that her plant was very small. They could not grasp this. They could only ex-press awe that her house was so big! It is difficult for us mortals to understand why Christ, omnipotent and eternal, become a new-born baby - small and vulnerable. We who spend our efforts struggling to be something cannot imagine One who willingly made Himself nothing.

I hope this Christmas that you appreciate that big gifts come in small packages - that the biggest gift you ever received came as a small baby named Jesus! Yours in Christ, Chris

Owasso Observer

UMM January Breakfast The United Methodist Men will be hosting their monthly breakfast on Saturday January 9th at 8:30AM. This is a switch from our normal first Saturday of the month, which falls on a holiday weekend. We hope this change will allow you to attend. All men of the church are invited and to attend the breakfast. This month we will be doing something a little bit different. The men will eat at the normal time of 8:30AM and hold their usual business meeting at 9:00. However, at 9:30 we will move into the chapel and open up the meeting to anyone that may want to attend. We will be conducting an AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) training class. AEDs are used in the even that someone is suffering from a possible heart attack. The class is open to anyone that wants to learn to use an AED. Our church has two AEDs; one is on the ground floor by the elevator and the other one is upstairs towards the east end of the building. We want to especially encourage the church staff, ushers and greeters to attend the training. We hope we never have a need to use the AEDs, but if we do need to use an AED, it could prove to be life-saving to the ill party. The more people that are trained the better the chance that a life could be saved. We hope that you will join us for the breakfast and/or training.

The United Methodist Women would like to thank all the members of the congregation who so generously supported us this past year. Through the sale of cookbooks, the chicken noodle dinner, and baked potato dinner and auction we were able to give $5,700 to missions! Some of these missions include UMCOR, Cookson Hills, Circle of Care, Emergency Infant Services, Christmas Eve-ryday Fund, Little Lighthouse, Owasso Community Resources, Camp Egan, Pregnancy Resource Center of Owasso, Restore Hope, Canyon Camp, New Day Camp, Northeast Transitional Tea, Teen to Adults in 9 months, Neighborhood Services Organization and others. Again, thank you for participating in the 2009 UMW fundraisers. It is through the generous support of this congregation that so many can be helped. Donna Smylie

Among Our Family Concerns…Joys…Answered Prayers

A general request was made that we continue to pray for our

troops and those that are far away defending our freedoms and

unable to be home and with family this Christmas.

Kevin Felts requests prayers for an unnamed friend, whose sister

has just received a liver transplant as well as another sister who

recently passed away from a heart attack.

Carole Finnell requests prayers for a family member, Allen

Oden. Allen was a ATV accident last summer and he is continu-

ing to heal but was notified that his VA claim has been denied

and he owes a fairly large bill to the hospitals and the doctors

that cared for him. He needs continued physical and spiritual

healing.

Irene Henley is in Hillcrest hospital because of some heart prob-

lems. She is due to be released soon but prayers are needed for

healing and comfort during this time.

Annette Jones requested prayers for a family member, Kelly

Wedel who has been diagnosed with cancer for the fourth time.

She needs prayers for healing and comfort and to be embraced by

God’s love and grace. Annette also requested prayers for two

other family members, Shannon and Matthew who will be travel-

ing from New York to be here for the holidays.

Kay Neldon requests prayers for her cousin in Texas, Elizabeth

whose husband recently died of cancer.

Corrina & Mike Robinson requested prayers for their son,

Isaiah who broke his foot in two places and will be seeing a sur-

geon and having it cast in the next few days. He needs prayers

for healing and comfort.

Stacie Storts-Sutter will be going for a job interview on Friday

and I am requesting for Gods will in her placement. Her current

job relates to major field of study but is seeking some-

thing along the line of social worker, which this is. Please keep

her in your prayers.

Deborah Storts’ cousins daughter-in- law, had to deliver her

baby 2 months early due to her health. The baby boy weighted 3

lbs. 3oz and in ICU, the mother is doing well. Pray for good

health for both of them and peace for the family.

Ginger Williamson requests prayers for her sister, Patti Mauldin

who is having surgery on Monday December 14th, 2009. She

prays that all will go well and that it will be successful.

Continue to pray for the following…

December 13 Kyle Engel ...Krissy Epp’s dad ...Brandi Foshee’s brother...Pam George’s daughter’s friend...Judy Kimball’s family...Michele Ma-galassi’s co-worker’s father-in-law...Susan Miller’s nephew, . Kay Neldon cousin’s husband....Peg Patterson’s brother-in-law... Debbie Phelps’ niece...Wanda Ramsey’s niece...Henderson Rob-erts...Darlene and Marvin Schuenemeyer ...Diana Sneed’s friend-Paula Spencer’s sister-in-law...Joan Stein ‘s friend...Rosie Tay-lor’s brother-in-law...Pam Weibel’s sister...Roma Williams... December 6 Ken Black ‘s brother...Rex Bowen’s fam-ily...Derrick Corey’s step-father...Gay Cowles’ friend’s

Memorials & Honorariums In Memory of

Janis Cooper (Keith’s Mom) by Gary & Bonnie Cooper Roger Gustafson (Wayne’s Brother) by Joyce Plumlee

In Honor Of

Micah Tiger by Ruth & Ken Peacock Adult Bible SS Class by Al and Dorothy Inglima The Tiger Family by Al & Dorothy Inglima The Boatman Family by Al & Dorothy Inglima

daughter...Brian Foshee...Elgin Harris’ fam-ily...Cathey Hughes’ friend...Annette Jones’ daugh-ter… Chris Noland’s co-worker’s mother-in-law & co-worker’s daughter...Ruthie Peacock...Brenda Rami-rez’s family...Debbie Rice’s great nephew...Jerry & Kathleen Rhodes’ grandson...Esther Sanders’ friend... November 29 Gay Cowles’ friend’s brother...Kevin Cowles’ mother...Pam George’s son-in-law...David Hoefer’s mom & dad...Randy Jones’ aunt...Annetta Robertson...Mary Ann Sommers’ friend’s niece.

LOVE OFFERING FOR OUR CHURCH STAFF The Staff-Parish Relations Committee is collecting a love offering to give as a “Christmas bonus” for our hard-working church staff. Contributions can be left in the “Staff Love Offering” boxes located on the Sonshine desk or on the table outside the sanc-tuary. Thank you! – Holly Cinocca, SPRC Chairman

To Pastor Tiger and the Congregation of FUMC: The Blue Star Mothers and I wish to thank all for the generous Freedom Box items and cash donations for the Tulsa Chapter to send to the troops. They tell us all the time how much this means to them, to know that people like you are still aware of the huge sacrifice they are making and are remembering them. It amazes me, when people are given to change, how much they really care and haven’t forgotten our troops. Thanks again for all the deep concern and out-pouring of giving in these hard times. Belinda Nelson and Tulsa Chapter I Blue Star Mothers note: Belinda is the daughter of Louis and Bill Ferrell

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Christmas Eve Worship Services Christmas Eve is such a special time for our church! We offer 3 special services that evening. All of the services conclude with a candle lighting service as we remind ourselves that “the light of the world” has come into our world. Rev. Chris Tiger will be preaching at all 3 ser-vices on “The Fullness of God” from Colossians 1:15-20 While all 3 worship services will be similar in those regards, each service also has some dis-tinctive features. • At 7:00 p.m. our Praise Team leads the service musically giving a contemporary twist to

the familiar music of Christmas. We also see to me more “kid friendly” by offering a spe-cial time for children.

• At 9:00 p.m. the music of our Believer’s Bell Choir is featured. Many people love hear-

ing the handbells at Christmas. • At 11:00 p.m. the Heavenbound Choir is our featured group. This is also the only service

where communion is offered. These Christmas Eve services are a wonderful time to invite your family and friends to come with you to worship. Childcare is offered for the 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. services only.

A Note from the Financial Secretary Any charitable contribution that you would like credited for 2009 must be received at the church by December 31, 2009, or mailed (postmarked December 31, 2009 or earlier.) Gifts given in the offering on the first Sunday in 2010 will not qualify for a charitable deduction in 2009 even if the check is pre-dated 2009. Also, please be sure to submit any outstanding requests for reimbursement ASAP so they may be processed for payment. If you have any questions, please contact Bethany Wood at finance@fumcowasso.org or 272-5731.

General Fund: THROUGH 11/30/2009 Offering anticipated $803,573 Offering received $786,593 Expenses $761,234 Bond Retirement: THROUGH 11/30/2009 Giving Estimates $453,653 Offering received $129,858

Staff News We are pleased to announce that Jarrod Elmore is our new Con-temporary Worship Leader. His first Sunday will be this Sunday, December 20. Jarrod is from Bartlesville and has served previ-ously as a worship leader in several churches. He received a Bachelor’s degree in Music Composition and Technology from Oral Robert University. His wife, Ayngel, is also serving as a worship leader for a church in Bartlesville. Let’s give a warm welcome to Jarrod this Sunday!

YARN MINISTRY Our yarn group decided to take our finished items to OCR here in Owasso. We have made 60 items for the do-nation 21 scarves, 6 hats, 29 ear warmers, and 4 baby blankets. The ladies at OCR were most excited to receive our items. What a blessing it was to see the joy on their faces when we brought in our sacks of gift items! Yarn donations continue to be given to us and are much appreciated! We enjoy our time together twice a month and

encourage other people who enjoy working with yarn to join us! We meet the second and the fourth Tuesdays each month from 11am to 1pm in room 101. Please come ready to knit or crochet!

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Acolyte Corner 8:20am 11:00am December 20 Megan Noland Matthew Downing Emily Downing December 24 7:00pm 9:00pm 11:00pm Matthew Downing Sam Mackie Seth Black Emily Downing Grant Mackie Melissa Ramirez December 27 8:20am 11:00am Reese Thibodeau Jessie Inglima Miranda Thibodeau Melissa Ramirez

Trailblazers News Following is a note received from Belinda Nelson (Bill & Louise Farrell’s daughter) and the Tulsa Chapter “Blue Star Moms” officers and members, thanking us for our efforts in collecting items that were sent overseas to our troops, she writes: “The Blue Star Mothers, and I wish to thank the Trailblazers for their abundant out-pouring of giving. It amazes me when peo-ple are given the chance, how much they really care and that they haven’t forgotten our troops. The troops tell us all the time how much this means to them, to know that people like you are still aware of the huge sacrifice they are making and remember-ing them in this way. Thanks again for all your generosity in these hard time.”

Good job Trailblazers! That’s what Christmas is all about, showing love for others.

Speaking of Christmas, we had so much fun helping out at “A Night in Bethlehem”. Wait till you see the pictures in our photo album, you could tell that we had as much fun that night as those who came to see it. Our trip to Shepherd’s Cross, in spite of the cold temperature, was very heart-warming and brought our year’s activities to a close. It was another great year full of good food, lots of fun and wonderful fellowship. Just wait till you see what we have planned for “2010” – which starts out with our

Pizza & Bingo Party on January 14th!

Peace, Goodwill & Happiness to all at Christmas time and always from

The Trailblazers

Christmas Everyday Fund

Each year during the Advent and Christmas season we have a special emphasis to give to those in need from our church and our community. We call this fund, “Christmas Every Day” because all through the year whenever someone needs a helping hand we reach out with the love of Christ. We want to have the spirit of Christmas—the spirit of giving every day. This year we have had hundreds of families receive help through the Christmas Every Day fund. Through the end of the month of November we have given $20,473 to families in need of a helping hand. In November we had 38 families receive help from our church. This is a big increase over previous years; about double the amount over 2008. The last two Sundays our gifts for Christmas Every Day total $4,184. This is a good start toward meeting the needs of our neighbors in the Owasso area. Your generous gifts at Christmas allow us to re-spond every day to the needs of our church and community. Our Christmas Eve offering is dedicated to the Christmas every Day offering. But you may donate any time to this fund by marking on your check that it is for “Christmas Every Day”. Thank you for sharing with those in need.

UMW Executive

Board

On January 5th the Executive Board will be meeting at 6:30pm in room 121. Come hungry as we are hav-ing an informal din-ner! We’ll make plans for the upcom-ing year and have a great time of fellow-ship. Thanks!

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How Pumpkins Continue to Change Lives!

On November 29th, the Missions Committee met to discuss where the funds raised through the Pumpkin Patch should go. These funds, along with undesignated funds received throughout the year, will help many groups and many people. Below is a list of where these funds are going and a brief description of each organization.

Christmas Everyday Fund—$5300.00

This is the fund our church has to help people with their utility bills and other needs. In 2009 our church gave out over $20,000.00 through the Christmas Everyday Fund and we are sure the need will be great in

2010 too.

Youth Force—$4500.00 Our youth will be heading to Altus, Oklahoma the end of June 2010 to work on the homes of many people in the community of Altus. Our church continues to pay for 1/2 of all youth who want to attend and they are

very grateful!

Pearl’s Hope—$2800.00 In 2009 our Missions Committee decided to help with a family living at Pearl’s Hope. This is a shelter for

women and her children to live, pay off bills, find employment and receive counseling. Pearl’s Hope is located at the Francis Willard Home in Tulsa.

Food Pantry—$2500.00

Our food pantry has continued to give more and more food out and we are having to purchase more and more food to meet the needs of those who come. This money will help our food pantry when we need to purchase

food.

Covenant Relationship—Missionary to Alaska—$2500.00 Rev. Richard Whetsell is the Pastor of Soldotna UMC in Soldotna, Alaska. We are in a Covenant Relationship

with him and his wife and help support their ministry with funds and prayers.

Alaska Project—$500.00 This money will be given to Rev. Whetsell to use for their Children’s Ministry in Soldotna.

Junior Achievement—$500.00

“JA serves students K-12 of Eastern Oklahoma by introducing the business world into the classroom and em-powering the students through exciting hands-on learning experiences.”

Yellow Balloon Scholarships—$500.00

This fund will be used to help send a student to Yellow Balloon in 2010.

Meals on Wheels—$300.00 “Our mission is to preserve the dignity and independence of homebound elderly and disabled persons by pro-

viding them with nutritious home-delivered meals, caring contacts, and other services which enrich their lives.”

VIM Scholarships—$250.00

Our Missions Committee is looking forward to taking part in a VIM trip in 2010. We will either join up with another church’s VIM team or we will try and form a team of our own. Duane & Leslie Magnauck have re-ceived the training and are excited to help put together an adult team to take a Mission Trip this year! This

money will help scholarship members of this VIM Team.

Exodus House—$200.00 The Exodus House is an apartment complex in Tulsa where those leaving prison can apply to live and receive counseling and help as they begin to adjust to living in the “real world” again. Our church has an apartment

we take care of for an ex-prisoner to live in.

Day of Serving—$200.00 On Saturday, April 24, 2010, our church will gather together to work on homes and projects for people in our

community. This money will help us purchase some of the supplies.

Marriage Enrichment Class

Here is an idea to start off the New Year: Spend time to improve your marriage. Many couples are so busy with work and kids and life that their marriages suffer. One New Year resolution that you can enjoy fulfilling is signing up for the next marriage Enrichment class led by our Senior Pastor, Chris Tiger and his wife, Priscilla. The curriculum is called, “The Time Starved Marriage” written by Les & Leslie Parrot. The class will be held on Sunday evenings, beginning January 3. There will be 6 sessions, and the class is scheduled to end on February 14. There are workbooks for each person and each couple will also need a copy of the book “The Time Starved Marriage” The course will cost $30 for the materials, but scholarships are available. Childcare is available from birth through fifth grade. We are planning to have 2 classes on Sunday evenings. The first would begin at 5:30 p.m. and the second would begin at 7:00 p.m. Each class session will last for about an hour. Please contact the church office if you’d like to attend.

Do you need relief

from financial stress?

On every magazine cover and talk show you see people who've never heard about God's plan for their rela-tionship to money. But true hope, joy and financial freedom only come through an understanding of God's principles and a healthy spiritual rela-tionship with money. So, isn't it time for you to actively offer what our cul-

ture never can?

Join us for Personalized Training and Guidance to:

* Prioritize your financial goals

* Develop a personalized spending plan

* Identify action steps to reduce your ex-

penses

* Pay down your debt, and much more!

Class will be held for four

Sundays beginning

Jan. 10th

2:00-4:30pm

Pre-registration & Pre-work required Contact Bethany Wood @ 272-5731 or

finance@fumcowasso.org

UPCOMING CLASSES AND EVENTS

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IMPACT Youth Ministries December Activities

SundaysSundaysSundaysSundays

December 20th—ALL DAY CHRISTMAS PARTY!!! 9:30 AM-10:00 PM—We’ll start in Sunday

School and have fun ALL DAY LONG!!! 9:30-11:30 AM--Upstairs in the youth area...

Bring a favorite Breakfast or Christmas Dish to share. 11:30 AM--We’ll head to OKC and Bricktown for an afternoon of GREAT FUN! Bring layers of clothes and

stuff to play in the snow (yes--snow pants, coats, etc.)! You’ll need--$15.00 AND money for lunch at McDonalds and Dinner in Bricktown.

December 27th—No afternoon youth activities.

WednesdaysWednesdaysWednesdaysWednesdays

No Regular Wednesday Activities on December 23rd or 30th.

Special EventsSpecial EventsSpecial EventsSpecial Events Wednesday, December 30th—The Eve of New Year’s Eve Lock-Out with Skiatook!!!

Sign up with Carol by Dec. 20th--you can get the details online under youth and events (www.fumcowasso.org)!

Cost is $30.00--includes: ice skating, Laser Tag, Pizza, I-Hop and more!!!

Upcoming EventsUpcoming EventsUpcoming EventsUpcoming Events January 15th-17th--Winter Retreat @ Camp Egan

January 30th--District Event in Claremore January 31st--Friends Who Impact Youth Banquet

MEN - Save the Date for “OK to be Wild 2010 “! Men, are you ready for a retreat that will draw you closer to God? Are you ready to reclaim your heart? Are you ready to find out what God has in store for you? June 4th (evening), 5th and 6th (thru lunch), 2010 at Camp Eagan. This event will be in the new lodge and space is limited to 50 men. Final cost to be determined. Sign up now and purchase John Eldridge’s book Wild at Heart to get a preview of what you are in store for. It just may be a weekend that will change your life. Are you willing to take that risk? Sign up at the church office with $50 deposit. Questions? Ask John Miller, Greg Nixon, Bert Abla or Jim Cinocca.

I want to thank everyone who picked up a stocking and purchased gifts and clothes for the Angel Tree Ministry. 98 stockings were gone on Sunday, Nov.29 by 12:30 and the other 2 within 2 days! God is amazing in how He provides grace to us to help others by giving. Even during hard economic times we have succeeded in putting smiles on many faces. Thank you all very much! I would like to thank the following for helping me distribute the stockings: Wanda Ramsey, Cindy Dean, Marian Nichols, Angela Parks, Krissy Epp, Cathey Foshee, Brandi Foshee, and Gary Foshee. I would also like to thank the Peterson family for assisting with deliveries to OCR. God Bless all of you for helping with this ministry. Gay Cowles, Angel Tree Coordinator

First United Methodist Church 13800 E. 106th St N Owasso, Oklahoma 74055 Office: (918) 272-5731 Fax: (918) 272-2451

Main Church E-Mail: fumc@fumcowasso.org

Communications Secretary: communications@fumcowasso.org Audio Ministry: audioministry@fumcowasso.org Video Ministry: videoministry@fumcowasso.org

Website: www.fumcowasso.org

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Bishop........................................................Robert Hayes District Superintendent............................Maurice Major Senior Pastor.................................................Chris Tiger Associate Pastor......................................Taud Boatman Administrative Secretary......................Susan Moreland Financial Secretary.................................Bethany Wood Communications Secretary/Editor........... Melody Black Youth Director...........................................Carol Cooper Assistant Youth Director........................Mike Robinson Dir. Of Children’s Ministry................Corrina Robinson Choir Director.............................................Bob Humble Worship Leader........................................Jarrod Elmore Organist.....................................................Linda Cooper Nursery Director......................................Jennifer Smith Custodians......................David, Kelly & Garrett Hoefer

Wednesday

6:00pm Praise Team Practice (Worship Center) 7:00pm Adult Choir Practice (Chapel) 7:30pm Men’s 12-Step Study (122)

Thursday

11:30am Trailblazers Luncheon (2nd Thursday) 6:30pm Believers Bell Choir Practice

Saturday

8:30am UMM Breakfast (121) (1st Saturday)

Regularly Scheduled Events See your Sunday bulletin for any updates/changes.

Sunday 8:20; 9:40 & 11:00am Worship Services (WC) 9:20am Fellowship Time in Narthex 9:40 & 11:00am Sunday School 11:00am Youth Impact Worship (Upstairs) 12:30pm UMW Peace Circle (1st Sunday of the month)

3:00 pm Youth Praise Band Practice (Great Room) 4:00pm Jr. High Youth (Upstairs) 4:00pm Sr. Youth (Upstairs) 7:00pm Celebrate Recovery (Chapel, 127/129)

Monday

7:00pm Love Circle (121) (3rd Monday)

Tuesday 9:30am JOY/Faith Circle (121) (2nd Tuesday) 11:00am Yarn Ministry (101) (2nd and 4th Tuesdays) 6:30pm Hope Circle (121/123) (3rd Tuesday)

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HELP US SAVE MONEY! If you don’t want the mailed version, please let us know and we’ll edit the list!

Wednesday Evening Activities will start up again in January—so watch the newsletters and bulletins for

more information!

We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas!

It is a blessing to be a part of your lives. What a

wonderful place to be at Christmas time—

at God’s house!

Bible Memory Verse “Many of the Samaritans from that city believed in him because of the woman’s testimony.” John 4: 3-9

January Unit:

Samaritan Woman at the Well

Sunday School

9:40—10:45 am

January 3rd 10th 17th 24th

Wesley Castle (Drama)

3rd 2nd 1st K

Upper Room (Story)

MASA (Computers)

4th 3rd 2nd 1st

God’s Gym (Activity)

5th 4th 3rd 2nd

Circle J Ranch (Arts & Crafts)

K 5th 4th 3rd

UMC 12 (Movie Room)

1st K 5th 4th

Doo Wop Diner (Cooking Room)

2nd 1st K 5th

Room Leaders

Patrick Mackie

Amy Pearce

31st

5th

K

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Kindergarten Angie Linnell & Daniel Hill

1st Grade Sevan Roberts

2nd Grade Kris Criss

3rd Grade Candice Wilson

4th Grade Nicki Reedy

5th Grade Doug Wood

N o W o r k s h o p n/a

9:40am 3-Year-Old 9:40am 4-Year-Old 11:00am Pre-K

Leader: Leader: Jennifer Hill Leader: Julia Griffin

Assistants: Assistants: Assistants:

Jan.3 Michelle Bollenbach Angie Heath Kimberly Burrus

Jan. 10 Somer DeBlanc Donna Haverty Mendi Burns

Jan. 17 Lori Lane Kelley Phillips

Jan. 24 Lucy Loving

Jan. 31 Kelley Phillips

Kid’s PagesKid’s PagesKid’s PagesKid’s Pages

Bible Memory Verse

So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do everything for the glory of God.

1 Corinthians 10:31

December Unit:

Christmas Around the World

Sunday School

9:40—10:45 am

December 6th 13th 20th 27nd

Wesley Castle (Drama)

Upper Room (Story)

1st K 5th 4th

MASA (Computers)

2nd 1st K 5th

God’s Gym (Activity)

3rd 2nd 1st K

Circle J Ranch (Arts & Crafts)

4th 3rd 2nd 1st

UMC 12 (Movie Room)

5th 4th 3rd 2nd

Doo Wop Diner (Cooking Room)

K 5th 4th 3rd

Room Leaders

Ken and Melody Black

Jamie Harris and Karen McKibbin

Amy Pearce

Karyn Hoffman

Kathy Webb

Chris and Sarah Loving

Kindergarten Angie Linnell

1st Grade Sevan Roberts

2nd Grade Kris Criss

3rd Grade Candice Wilson

4th Grade Nicki Reedy

5th Grade Doug Wood

N o W o r k s h o p n/a

Kid’s Clubs C2C & KFC – Sunday, Dec 20th

1:30 – 4:00pm

We will go to the Homestead Assisted Living Center in Owasso to sing Christmas Carols to

the residents and then we will come back to the church and have a snack in the Diner.

Parent Participation is greatly appreciated!