We could do things willy-nilly, but thought we could be more productive by breaking down the Big Job into more manageable sub-jobs -- "jobettes," you might say -- thereby making it easier to discover where you can plug in. And to make things even more practical, we've got talented, dedicated individuals who have volunteered to take the helm of these committees and steer us to the common goal of turning said horse arena into a house of worship.
The Leadership Team are those whose efforts you'll notice right off the bat. They are the ones who are coordinating the special events in the upcoming months that will allow every Cross Road family member an opportunity to participate in the project.
The Long Range Planning Task Force are the folks who will oversee and coordinate our efforts over the next three years.
Each of these committees already have a handful of dedicated people on board, but that doesn't mean they are the only ones doing all the work. After all, they have day jobs, too.
Please be praying about how God might have you pitch in. Leave a note (under "Comments," below) to contact the team leader of your choice, or call the church office. Our friendly and soon to be overworked receptionist Mary is waiting to take your call.
Leadership Team
- Campaign Director: Ron Williams
- Campaign Secretary: Vivian Rogers
- Communications Team Leader: Lois Helvie
- Leadership Response Team Leader: Anita & Deryl Schuster
- Hospitality Team Leader: Jan Dobbins
- Small Group Team Leader: Deanne Voyles
- Prayer Team Leader: Jackie Sauder
- Event Team Leaders: Kay Cass
- Kid’s Team Leader: Pam Johnson
- Jr./Sr. High Team Leader: Pastor Steve
- Follow-up Team Leader: Vivian Rogers
Long Range Planning Task Force
- Chairman: Mike Freed
- Vice-Chairman/Project Coordinator: Vivian Rogers
- Member: Pastor Brad
- Prayer: Jackie Sauder
- Communication: Lois Helvie
- Growth: Michael Connor
- Fund Raising: Ron Williams
- Technical: Kip Schmidt
- Interiors: Jane Freed
- Ministry Programs: Ron & Gale Briscoe
- Construction: Jerry Cass
3 comments:
Oh, to grace, how great a debtor daily I'm constrained to be
Let thy goodness, like a fetter, bind my wandering heart to thee
Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it, prone to leave the God I love
Here's my heart, Lord, take and seal it. Seal it for thy courts above.
- Robert Robinson, Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Skippy, you captured a pretty harsh look from me during the meeting--Whatever the the thought was that generated that scowl was not the result of what was going on in the meeting--maybe the football score...
I love these people!!!!
Hi Bookworm-
Frankly, I think it's a great expression and reveals the intensity of the discussions and decisions being made when teams get together. And believe me, everyone knows you love these people; otherwise why would we put up with each other? That said, if you'd prefer I can remove it from the slideshow.
-Skippy
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