September 2015 Gateway by Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church

Christ our Center Children our Blessing Justice our Passion September 2015

How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of the messenger who brings good news —Isaiah 52:7 Fall has always been my favorite time of year. Beginning a new church year feels like a wonderful adventure. This year I am excited about our new Church School curriculum. Now the scripture we read in worship will, often times, be the same as the children study in Church School. After church, parents and children can talk about the stories they heard and what each learned. I hope it makes for some interesting discussions on the ride home. I am looking forward to a new church photo directory with all the names and faces of our newest members. If you haven’t signed up to get your picture taken, don’t forget. We need you! I am also excited about our Stewardship theme for this year’s campaign, “Embracing the Vision.” I have been deeply moved by the testimonies I have heard about why people give to CCPC. Our beloved community has a tremendous impact on people’s lives as we share the love of God in Christ Jesus. I am most excited about welcoming our new Associate Pastor, the Rev. Eric Peltz. Pastor Eric moved to the area in August with his wife Ellen and their three children, Theo, Henry and newborn Eliza. He has been getting to know CCPC and settling into his new home. The whole Peltz family has been on a tremendous adventure in leaving their home in Ohio to answer God’s call to come to CCPC. There are some ways that we, as Pastor Eric’s new congregation, can help him know how excited we are about his coming to pastor among us.

First, we can pray for Pastor Eric and his family. We can ask God to be with them and give them strength as they make a new life for themselves here in DC. We can pray for blessings as they meet new people and find their way. It’s important to tell Pastor Eric we are praying for him and his family. When I was young, my father was a physician at St. Johns Mercy Medical Center. The hospital was run by the Sisters of Mercy. One day one of the nuns told me how she prayed for me as part of her daily practice to pray for the hospital staff and their families. I have never forgotten the love and strength I felt knowing that someone was praying for me on a regular basis. Even though I did not know her, she was holding me close to God and that has made a difference in my life. The second thing that we can do to welcome Pastor Eric and his family is to introduce ourselves again and again. We need to say our names, over and over. Wear your name tag in worship! Pastor Eric has more than 700 names to learn! The title of the Vision study we conducted a few years ago is “Dreaming a New Day.” With the arrival of our new Associate Pastor our new day is shining brightly.

Worship and Music Homecoming Sunday ................................................................................... …2 Chevy Chase Concerts .................................................................................. ….3 Education Get Ready to F.O.C.U.S! ................................................................................ …4 Adult Education and Nurture at CCPC .................................................. …5

Sacrament Education Planned ................................................................. …6 Community Welcome Letter from Pastor Eric .......................................................... ….8 Lifetouch Photo Directory……………………………………………………..11 The deadline for the October Gateway is September 16th at 9:00 a.m. Cover image from flicker.com/ronmellow

God’s Blessings,

Inside the Gateway

The Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church  One Chevy Chase Circle  Washington, DC 20015

Homecoming Sunday Sunday, September 13, 2015 Worship at 10:00 a.m. Pizza Party at 11:00 a.m.

Worship Schedule September 6, 2015 Celebration of the Lord’s Supper One Service at 10:00 a.m. The Rev. Molly Blythe Teichert will be preaching. September 13, 2015 Homecoming Sunday One Service at 10:00 a.m. followed by the Homecoming Pizza Party The Rev. Molly Blythe Teichert will be preaching. MUSIC: 10:00—The Chancel Choir September 20, 2015 Hunger Offering Received Two Services at 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Molly Blythe Teichert will be preaching. MUSIC: 9:15—First Service Singers 11:15—The Chancel Choir September 27, 2015 Two Services at 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Eric Peltz will be preaching. MUSIC: 9:15—First Service Singers 11:15—The Chancel Choir

Our congregation celebrates Homecoming Sunday on Sunday, September 13th, with a single Worship Service at 10:00 a.m., followed by the annual All-Church Gathering at 11:00 a.m. This festive Sunday kicks off our church program year, welcoming back church friends and family, and giving a chance to reconnect after the summer away. Homecoming Sunday is always a highlight of the church year. We’ll gather after worship for a Homecoming Pizza Party in Chadsey Hall and enjoy a selection of pizzas, salad, chicken nuggets, salads, drinks, ice cream, watermelon plus a moon bounce and lots of time to visit with returning friends and meet new ones. A donation of $6.00 per adult (age 12 and up) and $4.00 per child (age 4-11) is requested to cover the cost of the food. (Children age 3 and younger eat free.) We look forward to seeing you there! CCPC Music Groups We are excited about the return of the choir year and want to offer some dates to remember and share with friends. If you or anyone you know is interested in becoming a member of one of our musical groups, please contact Director of Music, Julie Evans at julie@chevychasepc.org to find your best placement. September 10th—Chancel Choir Begins. Rehearsals are each Thursday from 7:30-9:30 p.m.

Chevy Chase Concerts Presents Its 45th Season Sundays at 4:00 p.m.

January 31st—Apollo Orchestra Stephen Czarkowski, conductor; Julie Vidrick Evans, organ soloist

The 40th anniversary of the Rieger Pipe Organ will be celebrated in a number of ways this season. February 28th—Peabody Opera Outreach

September 27th—Julie Vidrick Evans, Organ with guest trumpeter, Woodrow English. This program will begin with a brief talk by Director of Music Emeritus, Ken Lowenberg, about how the organ came to CCPC. October 11th—Trio Illuminare - Virginia Lum, Piano; Stephen Czarkowski, cello; Neil Brown, trumpet.

March 13th—40th Annual Bach Marathon April 17th—Organized Rhythm Clive Driskoll-Smith, organ and Joseph Gramley, percussion May 22nd—Joint Choral Concert with Georgetown Presbyterian Church

In addition to our regular concert season, CCPC will host a concert October 18th at November 15th—U.S. Navy Band Country 4pm—Flutists of the National Symphony Current Orchestra. This concert will be a benefit for food pantries in our city. If you are able, December 6th—Annual CCPC and please bring non-perishable food items to Community Christmas Concert - Carols and Lullabies for Choir, Marimba, Harp and donate. You will enjoy a wonderful concert! Guitar by Conrad Susa For more information, please visit January 10th—Philip Kettler, Cello Concert chevychasepc.org/music September 20th—Carol Choir Begins Revelations Guitar Group—contact Allen (K-2nd grade). Rehearsals are each Sunday Blakey at allblakey@aol.com for rehearsal from 8:45-9:10 a.m. times. September 20th—Junior Choir Begins Men’s Chorus—this group will sing (3rd-5th grade). Rehearsals are each Sunday following a series of 3 rehearsals, dates/times TBD. from 10:20-11:05 a.m. September 20th—Chapel Choir Begins Advanced Handbell Ringers—experienced (6th-12th grade). Rehearsals are each Sunday ringers invited to ring for services and concerts. from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. First Service Singers—Open to singers with limited choral experience. Rehearsals are Sunday mornings at 8:30 a.m. on the days that they sing the service.

Westminster Handbell Choir (3rd gradeadult)—Intergenerational ensemble rehearses Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. November 12December 17 and February 18-March 17.

CAROL, JUNIOR, CHAPEL CHOIR STARS

Can’t wait to see you September 20th!

Inquirers’ Seminar Scheduled The first Inquirers’ Seminar of the program year will be offered on Sunday, October 18th from 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. in Room 250 (Geneva Hall) at CCPC. This session is open not only to those persons who may have decided to become members, but also to persons exploring their call to Christian discipleship as members of this congregation. The format for the afternoon following the congregational Stewardship Luncheon includes a brief overview of the basic history, beliefs, and traditions of the Presbyterian Church (USA) as well as an outline of specific opportunities for using your gifts with others in ministry at CCPC. If you are interested in participating in the seminar on October 18th (or know someone who may be interested), please contact Lynn Jostes at lynn@chevychasepc.org to register for the seminar. Folks who decide to join will do so on Sunday, October 25th. Come join with the disciples of The Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church as we discover our gifts and answer our calling, and together serve our Lord.

Get Ready to FOCUS! This fall the Christian Education Committee invites you for a fourth year to FOCUS! This Adult Education initiative at CCPC is offered on WEDNESDAY evenings beginning October 7, 14, 21 and 28, 2015 and continuing with another series in the spring of 2016 (April 6, 13, 20, 27.) FOCUS courses highlight various aspects of the adult journey…

Faith…Outreach…Community…Understanding…Spirituality …and are open to the members and friends of Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church and the larger community. Classes are held from 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. with dinner available ($8.00/adult; $3.00/children 3-10; children under 2 eat free; RESERVATIONS REQUIRED) from 6:30 – 7:15 p.m. in Chadsey Hall, to facilitate participation by those persons coming straight from work. Watch for a brochure in the mail with full details of this fall’s classes: I Love to Tell the Story (Bible Study); An Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation; and Searching for the Image of God: The Practice of Painting Icons.

Adult Education and Nurture at CCPC Opportunities for Growing in Faith and Community Sunday Mornings, 10:20 – 11:05 a.m. September 2015 Faith Trek (Meets from 10:20 – 11:05 a.m. in Room 350-A, third floor, Education Building) – Beginning September 20th Faith Trek is a small group of CCPC adults who are curious about their faith and the world and who want to explore in the company of a circle of friends. The circle expands easily, and we would be delighted to have you join us. The group is reading Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy by Eric Metaxas. Check with Margaret Chan (301-6565034) for more information. Open Forum (Meets from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. in Geneva Hall, second floor, Education Building, street side) – Beginning September 27th (because of photography in Geneva Hall on September 20th) Open Forum offers a forum for the discussion of a variety of topics on the intersection of faith and life. Join us in September for this discussion: September 27th—25 Years of Partnership Between CCPC and the People of Shikokho, Kenya: How We Have All Been Changed. Dr. Jim Shelhamer, and Greg and Emma Fudge returned in July from a trip to Kenya to celebrate CCPC’s relationship and ministry with Shikokho. Come enjoy their slides, perspective and first-hand information on what CCPC is doing to improve the lives of those living in this Western Kenyan village through the Feeding Program, the primary and secondary schools as well as a history of our involvement in other projects. The Bible in Context Class (Meets from 10:20 – 11:05 a.m. in Room 350-B, third floor, Education Building) – Beginning October 4th SAVE THE DATE! The Bible in Context resumes October 4, continuing the study of Matthew, Mark and Luke (the Synoptic Gospels.) The group is led by Dottie Boerner, Beth Nyhus, and John Weicher. All are welcome and you don’t even need to bring a Bible – Room 350B has more than a dozen Bibles, plus more recent books by Biblical scholars, maps, and coffee. Come try us out! NEW! Kairos Class (Meets from 10:20 – 11:05 a.m. in Room 350-A, third floor, Education Building) –

Beginning September 20th

Kairos is the time of God-given opportunities…opportunities to do justice, and to live boldly as God’s reconciled people during this time. Kairos has nothing to do with chronological time, but invites us into a qualitative experience of presence and understanding…God’s time. The Rev. Lynn Jostes invites you to join her (and other leaders) into dialogue in the kairos moment. Studies and topics will be determined weekly/monthly by participants in reflections on scripture, current events, and/or the day’s lectionary passage. Come be part of a new thing!

Into the Promised Land… The Wednesday Morning Bible Study Group invites you to join them as they begin a study on Wednesday, September 9th of the people of Israel entering the Promised Land . The group meets twice a month in Geneva Hall usually on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. – Noon. More information is available from study leader, the Rev. Lynn Jostes or Grace Hyslop. Come join us as we explore the stories of Joshua and the Judges as the Old Testament saga continues. New faces and perspectives are always welcome. See you in class!

Symbols of God’s Love Sacrament Education Planned In preparation for Worldwide Communion Sunday on October 4th and to help our children to begin to understand the sacraments of our church, we will be offering a Sacrament Education opportunity especially for 2nd graders and their parents on Sunday, September 27th during Enrichment Time from 10:20 – 11:30 p.m. in Room 380 of the Education Building. If you and your family plan to attend, if you have an older child who has not yet been through this process, or if you think your family would like to do it again, please contact Lynn Jostes in the church office (lynn@chevychasepc.org). Your reservations will help us know how much lunch to prepare. Hope to hear from you soon but not later than Monday, September 14th. Church School Classes for Children Begin September 20th! Two worship services (9:15 and 11:15 a.m.) and Church School classes for children, youth, and adults will resume on Sunday, September 20th. Classes for children through Grade 8 are offered during the 9:15 a.m. worship service! Children and youth are encouraged to attend worship with their families or with friends and then go directly to their classes after the Time with Children (around 9:30 a.m. ) each week. Look for signs to direct you! Beginning in October, Assistant Director of Music, Joann Moorer, will be r o t at i n g a m o n g t h e c l a s s e s fo r s o m e s p e c i a l m u s i c t i m e. At the conclusion of Sunday School (10:15 a.m.) parents pick up 3s, 4s and K-Grade 1 in their classrooms and older children will be taken to Chadsey Hall to meet their parents for fellowship. Children in Junior Choir will go to Room 308 and other children can meet up with Trail Blazer teachers, the enrichment activity that will allow parents to attend Adult Education Class which begin at 10:20 a.m.. Childcare is available in Room 108 for preschoolers and younger. Parents: please plan to fill out a new registration form online or on Homecoming Sunday, September 13th. We’ll be looking for you!! CCPC Trail Blazers Ready to Blaze!! Trail Blazers is a new activity for children on Sunday mornings for children age 3 and up beginning September 20th. This interest-based enrichment time will begin in Chadsey Hall following refreshments where children will meet teachers for some special activities at 10:20 and go until 11:05, during Adult Education classes, to facilitate participation by families in adult ed. Junior Choir, for children in grades 3-8, will meet in Room 308 at the same time.

Welcome Little Ones!

59 Years of WNS

Childcare for infants and toddlers is available every Sunday morning from 8:45 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in Rooms 106/108 beginning on September 20th. Our childcare attendants, Mala Sharpe, Beth Charcos, Sirima Kudagodage, Diana Bagaipo, and Arlene Ng welcome our youngest members to their first church experience. Ask Kristen Riley if you have any questions or suggestions or if you would like to help out. You may contact Kristen at (202)-237-8336 or kriley8@msn.com

CCPC’s Weekday Nursery School begins its 59th year on September 8th with the delightful chatter of more than 125 children. Twenty-two dedicated teachers and assistant teachers care for these children promoting our philosophy of “Learning Through Play.” We have 11 classes of Toddlers to 5-year-olds using 8 classrooms. It’s great to be back together and to explore living green in the nursery school! Tours for prospective parents for the 2016-2017 school year will begin in October, so plan your visit now. For information, please contact WNS Director Cindy Walsh at (202)-363-2209 or wns@chevychasepc.org.

Awww...Nuts!! That is, NO nuts!! Due to the frequency and sometimes severity of allergies to nuts (and nut products like peanut butter) CCPC is committed to making our whole church building nut-sensitive. (Go ahead…we’ve all already “cracked” all of the jokes you can think of !) But this is no joke…many of our church’s children and some of our Nursery School children have severe reactions if they eat nuts in cookies or foods, and others even have air-borne sensitivities. So we are asking that we not serve snacks or refreshments or foods which contain nuts anywhere in the building (Sunday brunch/refreshments, memorial gatherings, parties, etc.) so that we can all be safe. If you have questions or would like to see a list of off-limit items, please contact the Christian Education Committee or Lynn Jostes.

ASP Begins 29th Year

The After School Program, CCPC’s ministry to the children of our community who need a safe and welcoming place to be after school and on school holidays while their parents work, opened Monday, August 24th for its 29th year. A dedicated staff of 9 will welcome 60 elementary school-aged children to three classrooms on the third floor of the Education Wing, and provide homework assistance in Calvin Hall. During the school year, the children perform community service such as assembling sandwiches for TAP clients and making Christmas stockings for the patients at Children’s Hospital, and enjoy recreation, crafts and focused activities. For information, contact ASP Director Tempe Thomas at (202)-966-8385 or asp@chevychasepc.org.

Welcome Letter from Pastor Eric Friends in Christ, Radical hospitality. That’s what I’ve seen and heard and felt from every corner of this congregation. From the stocked pantry in our apartment to a staff lunch party here at the office, each and every person connected to this congregation has shown the love of Christ to me and my family. I want to especially thank the APNC for stepping up in big ways for us. I don’t know that I’ll ever be able to repay you for your kindness, but in a place where we proclaim the power of “grace upon grace” I am grateful for gifts given regardless of the worthiness of the recipient. The Peltzes are grateful to be the recipients of your gracious hearts. Here are some fun facts about me and my family. I hope you find them amusing, interesting, or better, a place to begin a conversation Theo enjoys the sights in the big city! with us as we grow in the love of the Savior alongside you. Eric – enjoys a good game of Ultimate Frisbee; sat at a lunch table with Jim Collins last week at the Global Leadership Summit; grew up responding to the moniker “P-Diddy;” loves music of just about every variety. Ellen – writes grants for McCarter Theatre in Princeton and especially enjoys their New Play Development work; a bit of an Anglophile; grew up performing in Indianapolis’ professional and semi-professional theater scene, as well as an 1800’s living history museum; takes marvelous care of our children; has the most beautiful smile in the whole entire world. Theo (3) – starts at the CCPC Nursery School next month; obsessed with trains; likes to run…. A LOT! Henry (2) – adores his big brother (mostly, except when his toy has been snatched by the older tyrant); full name is Henderson (named after Ellen’s father’s hometown in Kentucky); currently titles everybody he likes “silly.” Eliza (1 month) – Nurses a lot… likes being held... did a GREAT job living in three places in the last 2 weeks… and starting to smile! It’s a gift to be here as an Associate Pastor in a place where my family has already seen immense signs of life in this congregation and in this city. As we look forward to weaving our story into this place, I’d love to share a meal or a coffee with you and begin to weave strands of connection, stitched in love, knit for the sake of furthering the gospel together. Step 1: Sew me into your contact book. Eric@chevychasepc.org is my email, and my cell is (815)-6033880. Step 2: Give me a call or text. I’d love to hear your story. Thanks for agreeing with God that I should be a part of yours. Henry's only frustration is that we don't ride the Metro every day!

Shalom, Eric

“Getting to Know You, Getting to Know All About You” Do you remember that charming song from The King and I? It is good to get to know each other and to connect with visitors if we wish to see our church grow. Some of our newest members have told us that they joined CCPC due, in part, to the warm and friendly atmosphere. Many of us tend to be reserved about reaching out to people we do not know. Here are some tips that may encourage us to become acquainted with our visitors and learn more about one another:  You may be uncertain whether someone is a visitor or simply an attendee you do not know, Greet them by saying, “I’m ________. I don’t believe we have met.” If the response is that they are visiting, ask them, “What brings you to CCPC?” Asking them about themselves before extolling the positives attributes of the church is important. Make it about them!  You may follow-up with questions such as:  Are you new to the area?  Have you been a member or attending a church?  What did you like about your church?

After hearing their responses, you may want to share information about an activity at CCPC that may be of interest.  It is also critical for us to note the importance of the Red Friendship Folder. If a visitor provides contact information, we can follow-up with a letter from the pastor and a note from a member of the church. When sitting near a visitor, simply show them the folder and encourage them to leave their phone number, e-mail or street address.  Inviting a visitor to accompany you for coffee in Chadsey Hall following the service is a powerful way to make a connection. This is a good time to introduce them to other members or friends who may share an interest.  In addition to visitors who are new to us, we should also reach out to those who attend services on a regular basis and suggest that they make an appointment to have their pictures taken for our new Pictorial Directory. Friends as well as members are welcome to be listed.  Remember to wear your name tag as a welcoming gesture. Did you know that The King and I was based on a novel, Anna and the King of Siam, published in 1944? This book was written by a CCPC member, Margaret Landon. Ms. Landon and her husband were Presbyterian missionaries in Siam, now Thailand. After leaving the mission field, they lived in Washington for many years. A short biography of Ms. Landon was found on the Rogers & Hammerstein web-site: www.rnh.com/bio/143/Landon‑Margaret

Health-ercise 60+ Continues

The Connections Committee invites CCPC men and women, neighbors and friends aged 60+ to join the next six-week series of one-hour learning, stretching, and muscle strengthening classes beginning Monday, September 14th (through October 26th, excluding October 12th) at 2:00 pm in Chadsey Hall. The class will be taught by Will Yates, a certified Fit & Well Senior instructor. There are no floor exercises but participants should dress comfortably. The class is “Basic Training for your Body” including a combination of low impact exercises and lots of instruction on the basic movement of all muscles, how to breathe, sit, stand correctly, etc. Cost of the class is $10.00 per session or $50.00 for all six. To register, contact Nancy Wilson (nwilson@eversco.com or 202-966-5286,) register on the church website, or call the church office (202-363-2202.) Seeking New Member Shepherds Would you like to be a shepherd? CCPC’s Involving Team is working on ways to stay connected with new members during their first year and to help them get involved in the life of our church. We’re continuing to add to our list of current members who are willing to sponsor a new member with an occasional friendly phone call, emails about upcoming church events or an occasional cup of coffee together. It’s up to you! If you’re interested, contact Nikki Heidepriem to volunteer and for more ideas: nheidepriem@heidepriemassociates.com or (301)-907-0162. You could make a new friend at CCPC! Columbarium Update The project to add 88 new spaces to the Columbarium is nearing completion. We are awaiting the delivery of the permanent capstones for these new spaces within the next four to six weeks. With the completion of these new spaces we anticipate that the Columbarium will continue to meet the needs of our members for at least the next dozen years before any further expansion would need to be considered. Thanks to all who have helped to make this lasting memorial to our members a reality At its August meeting the Columbarium Committee recommended to increase the all-inclusive cost for a space from $1,650 to $2,000 in order to assure that funds will be available to maintain the Columbarium in perpetuity. This cost includes the space, urn, opening, closing, the purchase and installation of a brass plaque. It should be noted that it is no longer possible to purchase a space only and defer the other cost items to the time of need. Experience has shown that almost all families prefer to purchase a turn-key package, where all inurnment costs are included. For those who have already purchased a space and plaque, with the cost of urn, opening and closing to be paid later there is no change. The new cost of $2,000 per space, or $8,000 for a four-space niche will take effect November 1, 2015. The Columbarium Committee

Have your picture taken for our NEW church directory and receive a complimentary 8 x 10 photo and a directory! Photo Session Dates and Times Wednesday, September 16th Thursday, September 17th Friday, September 18th Saturday, September 19th Sunday, September 20th

01:30—9:00 p.m. 01:30—9:00 p.m. 01:30—9:00 p.m. 08:30—3:30 p.m. 10:00—5:00 p.m.

SIGN UP: AFTER CHURCH SERVICES ON SUNDAYS THIS SUMMER ONLINE (through the CCPC website: chevychasepc.org/directory) OR BY CALLING JULIA FREEMAN (240-353-3351) SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE—if you choose to purchase any additional photos, all 3 discounts can be used! 20% off all portrait purchases. When your appointment is made, this coupon is given along with additional portrait info. The coupon must be presented at time of photography session.

10% off coupon available under “Special Online Offer” in a reminder e-mail for your photo session sent to you by Lifetouch. Note: You must provide your e-mail address when scheduling your appointment.

$5 off your purchase when you make a donation to CCPC Youth Scholarships on the day of your sitting. The coupon must be presented at time of photography session.

Our Directory Won’t Be Complete Without You! Be yourself: classic, casual, musical, sporty, fun…it’s up to you!

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Bring Special Items and Special People to Make Your Photo Unique! Bring meaningful items that express your individuality: sports equipment, musical instruments, hobby items, special toys, or books Invite grandparents and other family members/loved ones to join you portrait sitting (even if they are not members). Pets are welcome!!

Join us from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00p.m., to sample the best of Washington’s famed food truck scene, including: “fusion BBQ;” Mexican food; mini burgers; sweet and savory crepes; and ice cream sandwiches. Beer and wine will also be served.

Come ready to make a bid in the Penny Social Auction for great items, including David Yurman jewelry and the committee wine basket, and tr y t he “ P r es byt er ia n Punch”—all to help our beloved CCPC bolster its finances.

Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church

One Chevy Chase Circle, NW Washington, DC 20015

Purchase tickets online: chevychasepc.org/give 1. Scroll down to GIVE 2. Type $85.00 in the “other box and note “Fiesta” 3. Your tickets will be at will call *A portion of the ticket price is tax deductible

Christ our Center. Children our Blessing. Justice our Passion.