newhope newsLutheran Church - Agoura Hills June 2018

New Service Time: 10 AM SUNDAYS

How will we work out our differences?

When I meet with couples prior to marriage I often hear the question: “How will we work out ourdifferences?” He likes football, I like travel. She likes eating at home, I like restaurants. One is a saver,the other is a spender. One likes DYI and the other has the handyman on speed dial. One thing I learnedabout relationships: there will be differences and conflicts. Here is some typical advice I give for facingour differences:

Both take responsibility for the relationship. Both strive to see conflict as a possibility for growth, expectconflict and grow to be okay with it. Both commit to dealing with disagreements positively. Both treatconflicts as problems to solve rather than an opportunity to attack the other. Both practice intentionalcommunication. Both practice putting the best construction on our worst statements. Both be willing tomake compromises and sacrifices for the other and the relationship.

We make a significant change in June to our worship life as we combine two worship styles into oneworship time at 10:00AM. Thiswill take some adjustment fromall of ourmembers. Somememberswhoattend only the early service don’t realize that Deacon Lynn and I wear robes (called albs) and vestmentsduring worship. Those who have made a habit of attending only the late service don’t realize the earlyservice doesn’t include robes and uses an ensemble leadership, and sings some newer contemporaryChristian songs.

Howwill we everwork out our differences? In the short run onCommunion Sundaysworshipwill reflectour liturgical, 11AM format. On non-communion Sundayswewill offer the 8:30AMworship style. Wewill combine leadership frombothworship services involving bothworship ensemble and choirmembersas music leaders. I hope and trust it will be inspiring. Yet, there will be differences that some of you willnotice, in which case I would suggest the following:

Both take responsibility for the relationship. Whenyou come toworship onSunday take responsibilityfor your worship. Come prepared to worship God. Don’t wait for someone in the worship team or the

pastor to find and push the “right button”within you that activates worship. I think of passiveworship likethe old joke I heard about football games: in a football stadium there are 22 professionals working hardand dying for a rest, while 40,000 bystanders are dying of lack of exercise, sitting back criticizing likeprofessionals. If you come to worship expecting and hoping to meet God you’ll have a better worshipexperience. Worship is a contact sport not a spectator sport. Participate. You’ll get much more out of itif you get yourself into it.

Both strive to see conflict as a possibility for growth, expect conflict and grow to be okay with it.Certainly you, likeme, don’t like everything aboutworship. Some songs are just a no-go forme.However,there are times when our musicians prevail upon me and I find the lyrics or music a powerful contributionto the theme of our worship. Let a new worship style stretch your appreciation for seeing God. Strive tobe ok with differences.

Both commit to dealing with disagreements positively. After trying our new schedule for the summerour leadershipwillwant feedback about theworship experience and schedule. Like the advice I give in pre-marriage counseling, express both things you appreciate along with the things you are hoping to improve.

Both treat conflicts as problems to solve rather than an opportunity to attack the other.Keep inmindthat 99% of our worship leaders are volunteers and all of us are doing our best to make our experienceworshipful. Sometimes worship is wonderful, sometimes completely flat and uninspiring (this reality isperplexing to your leaders too). Keep your criticism aimed at improving everyone’s experience not onlyyour worship preference.

Bothpractice intentional communication.Speakand listen. Seek to inspire inwhat you say, and respondwith worshipful reflection. Become a partner with your church leadership (volunteer and paid staff), notonly a participant consumer. Seek to understand what makes worship meaning to others.

Both practice putting the best construction on our worst statements. Remember that people makemistakes and have “off” days. Don’t measure our volunteers by the latest professional worship leader yousaw at the Disney Concert Hall. If your worship leaders know you are praying for them and are 100% intheir corner they will be free to reach higher and our corporate experience of worship will rise together.

Both be willing to make compromises and sacrifices for the other and the relationship. As you takeresponsibility by arriving prepared forworship, remember also thatworship is not about you. It is forGod.There are times when the “brief order for confession and forgiveness” is exactly what the new person inthe back row really needs, even if it leaves you cold. God may need those words to turn that soul back toChrist. Not every hymn will be to your liking, but not everyone will like the praise chorus that lifts yoursoul. Be in prayer that worship reaches the person sitting across the row from you, and pray the same foryourself.

Worship comes from an old English word meaning to “ascribe worth.” In worship we place ourselves inthe presence of the God who created all things and who, in love, radically sacrifices for us on the cross.

God isworthy to haveworth ascribed, added,multiplied and lifted.Whenwedo soworship can also becomea worthy blessing to our lives because it connects us with the Holy, the Source, the pulse that empowers allcreation.

This Sundaywecombineourworship schedule into one corporateworship event at 10AM. Worship leaderswill be gathering the 60-90 minutes beforehand. Amplify will continue during worship and eventually, asthe dust settles, wewill add our adult study time aroundworship. I’ll see you Sunday at 10AM forworship.

Worship Series: This Is UsThe values that form our New Hope Community

Prepare forworship by reading the Scriptures of the day and praying forGod’s inspiration upon ourworshipleaders as they prepare and upon your time of worship and praise.

06/03/2018 –This is Us: Nobody’s PerfectDeuteronomy 5:12-15Psalm 81: 1-102 Corinthians 4: 5-12Mark 2: 23-3:6

06/10/2018 –This is Us: Everybody’s Got HopeGenesis 3: 8-15Psalm 1302 Corinthians 4: 13-5:1Mark 3: 20-35

06/17/2018 –This is Us: Anything’s PossibleEzekiel 17:22-24Psalm 92: 1-4, 12-152 Corinthians 5: 6-17Mark 4: 26-34

06/24/2018 – This is Us: Heart’s Wide OpenJob 38: 1-11Psalm 107: 1-3, 23-322 Corinthians 6: 1-13Mark 4: 35-41

Caring CornerLet us remember the followingpeople in our prayers........

Jill Fisher is recovering fromback surgery.

Sandy Hansen is recoveringfrom shoulder surgery.

Continued prayers of healing forChriss Alwood, Steve Blair, ElisabethBrown, Evelyn Colby, Bob Davis,Holly Dolliver, Lou Fiore, ChrisFisher, Del Hultgren, ChuckKemmerer, The LaVanne Family,Joyce Lawson, Reeta Leland, AvaGrace McConnell, Cheryl Merrill,CindyO'Hare, AhooPilehvari, SharonPryor, Arnold Reuter, JaneTaschereau, Rose Topliss, Jax Rains-Turk, Susie and Fred Turner and VegaWolf.

Prayers for our servicemen -Landen Anderson, Gerren Blair,Taylor Blair, Heather Brown, KeithBrown, Patrick Clohessy, CynthiaColby, Logan Hershman, KyleMcCarley, Ikenna Olelewe, and JasonRetter.

Fred and Dianne Dunn welcomegranddaughter Rylee Claire who wasborn on May 16th. Proud brothers areConnor, Owen and Brady.

We rejoice with Sam and MichelleCampeau on the birth of Olivia Joy.ShewasbornonMay17thandweighed7 lbs. 13.4 oz. andwas 20.5" long. Shejoins sister, Kate.

Risk Taking Mission andService OpportunitiesPlease check out our new "Help

Wanted" section on the bulletin board

in the narthex. These are tasks andsupport projects we are in need of helpwith. Some tasks may require a one daycommitment while others may be 3-6months, but all offer an opportunity foryou to bring yourmuch needed skills andgifts to New Hope. Additional "HelpWanted" cards will be posted as needsarise so please check back often. Whenyou see a card that interests you, pleasecontact the person noted on the card formore information. We thank you inadvance.

Amplify Teachers Needed!

We are currently looking for 2-3additional teachers for our Amplifyprogram. Amplify teachers have theresponsibility and blessing of connectingour youth to Christ, as well as thecongregation, through games, activities,Bible study, and song! Volunteers areasked to lead Amplify ONE Sunday eachmonth following the guidance ofprovided curriculum/lesson ideas.Please contact Kaily Vitt via email if youare interested. kaileydvitt@gmail.com

Need a Handyman?

Tom Appleton is available tomembers who might need any"handyman" type of work done. Givehim a call at 805-230-0040.

New Hope MessageNever miss a New Hope message

again! All sermons given at church areposted on YouTube at:w w w . y o u t u b e . c o m / u s e r /newhopeagoura. Listen to messagesagain that impacted you - or better yet,share them with a friend.

Directory Update

Please update your church directorywith this new information.

Charlie Croftccroftgo@gmail.com

What Makes a Dad(author unknown)

God took the strength of amountain,

The majesty of a tree,

The warmth of a summer sun,

The calm of a quiet sea,

The generous soul of nature,

The comforting arm of night,

The wisdom of the ages,

The power of the eagle's flight,

The joy of a morning in spring,

The faith of a mustard seed,

The patience of eternity,

The depth of a family need,

Then God combined thesequalities.

When there was nothing more toadd,

He knew his masterpiece wascomplete

And so, He called it - DAD

The Daytime Book Club willmeet at 11:30AM in the church libraryon June 5th to discuss "The Last TimeShe Saw Him" by Jane Haseldine.Please join us if you can. The futurebooks we are reading are....

July 3rd - "Little Fires Everywhere" byCeleste NG

August 7th - "Daring to Drive" byManal Al-Sharif

TheTuesdayMorningBible Studymeets each Tuesday from 9:30-11:15AMin the social hall. Weare currentlyusing the study from the GatherMagazine from the Women of theEvangelical Lutheran Church.

Monday NightBible Study

TheWomen’sMondayBible Studyis open towomen of all ages. Wemeetin the New Hope Library from 7-8:30PM for prayer, study and fellowship.All women are welcome!

Prime Timer'sLuncheon

Come join us for lunch onTuesday,June 12th at 11:30 AM in the socialhall. Jan Allen, President of theJewish Genealogy Society of theConejo Valley will be our guestspeaker. She will be discussing DNAand the different forms of testingwhich each company offers as well asbrick walls we all run into doing our

genealogy. Please let Rose Toplissknow if youare able to attend. Hopeto see you all there. All adults 50years and older are invited to join us.

The New Hope LutheranMen's Fellowship

Join us on Thursday morningsforMen'sgroup from7:30-8:30AM.Weare continuing in our stimulatingDVD series featuring Rev. AndyStanley from North PointCommunity Church near Atlanta,Georgia. His programs are fun,thought-provoking, and Biblicallybased. Come and help stimulatesome great conversations aboutcurrent issues involving life andfaith. Come when you can to enjoythe coffee, donuts, and fellowshipwith some great men of faith.

Sunday Morning AdultStudy

Join us at 9 AM in classroom 2when we will resume our "WiredWord" study of current events andthe life of faith.

ChurchNursery

This is just a reminder thatthere is a church nursery for infantsthrough 3 years old during theworship service. If there isn't aperson in the nursery, please ask anusher and they will let the volunteerknow you need someone to watchover your child while you are inworship. We are happy to watchyour child and look forward tospending time with them.

Amplify

Preschool through5thgrade studentsare encouraged to attend our Sundayschool program, Amplify. It takes placeafter Children's Time each Sundayduring the 10 AM service and meets inthe Amplify classroom behind the socialhall. Amplify takes the place ofChildren's Church and Sunday School.

SundayMorningCoffee

If you enjoy a cup of coffee afterworship service, why not put in somemoney in our coffee can to help purchasethe coffee that we serve. The canwill beon the goodie table once a month.

Mother's DayPancake Breakfast

The women of the church wouldlike to thankall themen for thewonderfulpancake breakfast that you cooked for usand our families on May 13th. It wasdelicious and we enjoyed every bite.

"One reason people resistchange is because they focuson what they have to give up,instead of what they have togain.""I don't need God to be incharge of my life. I only needGod to be at the center of it.""On a world where you can beanything, be kind."

- Guideposts

Lay Ministry Community Connections

We meet every first and third Sundays in the Amplify Room, now after the 10AM Worship Service. Join us on June 3rd; however, we won’t be meeting onJune 17th, which is Father’s Day. Come and join — we hope to see some newfaces!

“Shawls … They wrap, enfold, comfort, cover, give solace, mother, hug, shelter and beautify.”— Janet Severi Bristow, 1998

2017marks 19 years for the Prayer Shawl Ministry, which was founded in 1998 by Janet Severi Bristow and Victoria Galo.The twomet while attendingWomen’s Leadership Institute at TheHartford Seminary in Hartford, Connecticut. They joinedtogether with the idea of combining a love of knitting and crochet with the desire to reach out to those in need of comfortas well as joy.

There is a commonmisconception that prayer shawls are notmade for happy andpositive events.However, they canbeasmuch a celebration of life as they can of loss. Any instance where the crafter is thinking of someone. In the words of thePrayer Shawl Ministry:

“Shawls can be used for: undergoing medical procedures; as a comfort after a loss or in times of stress; during bereavement; prayeror meditation; commitment or marriage ceremonies; birthing, nursing a baby; bridal shower or wedding gift; leading ritual; duringan illness and recovery; ministering to others; graduation, birthday, anniversary, ordination, holiday gifts; or just socializing.”

Pizza with Purpose

Don’t feel like cooking? Love Pizza (and other good food)? Want to helpManna? Consider going to dinnerat California Pizza Kitchen onMonday, June 11th for lunch or dinner (or both!). Whether you dine-in, take-out or cater that day, California Pizza Kitchenwill donate 20%of your check toMannawith a flyer (get yoursin the narthex). You get great food and Manna gets a helping hand to feed the hungry – it’s a win-win.

Conejo ValleyMeals Program

For the spring and summer seasons, theConejoValleyMeals Program returns to St.Patrick's Episcopal Church in ThousandOaks. Wewill be hosting the dinners on the3rd Sunday of each month, which are June17th (Father'sDay), July 15th,August 19th,September 16th, October 21st andNovember 18th. Please check the bulletinboard for themonthly theme and food sign-up sheet. Foodwill need to be at the churchby 6 PM and the evening concludes about7:30 PM. We also need dinner servers soplease feel welcome to stay and help withthis very worthwhile evening. If you haveany questions, please contactMerylee Blairat 805-490-1867.

Donation envelopes are nowavailable:Many of our church members sign up tobring the menu items that are served toindividuals and families who arestruggling in our community Anotherway you can become involved with thisworthwhile program is by donatingmoney. Donations will go towards themain entree or to augment the othermenuitems to ensure there is enough food toserve all guests. Pre-printed envelopesare available on the table in the mainhallway. Donation envelopes can be leftin the church office. If you have anyquestions, please see Merylee Blair.Thank you for your generosity.

MANNA FOOD PANTRY

The top items that MANNA needsare canned tomato soup, canned chickensoup, canned variety soup, canned stew/

chili, baked/refried beans, boxed potatoes,canned pinto beans, canned diced/stewedpotatoes, hot cereal, hamburger helper.

MANNA will gladly accept ANYunexpired (within 12 months prior to the“sell-by” date), non-perishable food itemsthat are unopened and in good condition.Home gardeners are also welcome to dropoff fresh fruits and vegetables that are ripeand in good condition.

Please leave any donations in thebox in the narthex.

Any questions, call AnnAshamallah at (818)-613-6818.

SUPPORT OURMILITARY

A campaign is underway to honor andsupportour troops. Thoseon the front lineskeeping us safe are often low on the basicnecessities and treats. Please help us fillthe collection box this month with travelsize products such as soaps, shampoo,razors, lotions, deodorants, etc. Items likelifesavers, breath mints and hard candiesmake wonderful treats you can share too.We are also taking collections for our 4-legged canine soldiers who are servingoverseas. Let's equip them with qualitytoys to enjoy during their off-duty time.KONG is the recommended brand forthese large dogs. Amazon.com carries theKong Extreme Dog Toy (size large orextra large);Kong Rubber Flyer (large);Kong Extreme Ball (large). Let's showourmilitary howmuchwe appreciate theirefforts! Collection boxes are in thehallway outside the sanctuary.

Merylee Blair

Summer Sundays withSocial Ministry!

This summer we will be doing somesimple things to support our troops andour brothers and sisters at Prince ofPeace Houston.

June Sundays - “Sock-It-To-Me”Sundays

As we collect items for our servicemembers, we will be asking you tobring a pair or package of plain whitemens socks. It is such a treat for themout in the field.

July Sundays - “Back To SchoolWith Hope”

Wewill focus on items for the childrenof Prince of Peace Houston to get agreat start in the school year. Manyfamilies are still having a rough timewithbasic needs sohelpingwith schoolsupplies is greatly appreciated. Moreon this in the July Newsletter andduring worship service

Thanks Much!Merylee Blair

eScrip Program

Are you part of the online eScripprogram? Did you know that localrestaurants are part of eScrip Dining?Dine, enjoy a good meal, and earncontributions for the church. I havealso found restaurants across thecountry participate and have earneddonations to the church while onvacation. Contact Joe Bulock if youhave any questions.

President’s Corner

I am personally looking forward to seeing all of our church family worshiping together as we enter the One ServiceSunday schedule, beginning June 3rd. I hope you are, too. We will be closely monitoring the parking lot to makesure ample spots are available so we can make alternative plans should our lot overfloweth.

With Elinor moving, Carla Stoffel will be at the piano for most of this summer and we thank her for her willingnessto step in. We are also seeking some new and different musical experiences. Aleta is praying that the one servicewill bring her additional choir members so, if God moves you to share your voice He gave you, let Aleta know.

Thismonth, our Council spotlight is on ScottWolfe. Scott chairs the Development Committee. His responsibilitiesinclude evaluating capital improvements, oversee implementation of facility improvement projects and bringimprovement projects to completion. With his expertise, we are blessed to have him on Council in this position.If that is enough, read his personal story below.

I first came to New Hope (then Westlake) Lutheran Church in 1997, and immediately found a place whereI felt welcome. Since then, I was married (by Pastor Craig) to my wife Jennette, and we have had all six ofour kids baptized at New Hope (the latest being Lily late last year). I’m currently serving on the ChurchCouncil as the chair of theDevelopment Committee andworking toward undertaking building improvementsand potentially a renovation of our Sanctuary.

In my spare time, I help Jennette with the Wolfe kid taxi service, am the designated baby bedtime rocker,sneak off to Disneyland once in a while, and volunteer for a number of community organizations (latelyfocusing on the Boy Scouts). Late at night, I can usually be found working toward a doctoral degree. Duringthe day, I serve as the Planning Director/Deputy City Manager for the City of Westlake Village.

The Council looks forward to hearing your feedback on anything but especially the changes to our worshipexperience with new service time, increased communion opportunities, varied musical experiences or whateverGod brings to New Hope. We are truly in this together and here for you and want to hear from you.

Happy Father’s Day to all of you who have generously shared guidance and love to a child.

Blessings to all, Gaye

From Deacon Lynn

Wanted: Adventurers and Learners of All Ages

Take timeout of your summer to join our Intergenerational Day of Service events in June,July, and August. We will gather from 10:00-2:30 on Wednesdays for Bible stories,worship, serving others, eating together, and some play, coloring and discussion. Ourtheme for the summer is “Compassion: Learning to Love like God." We’ll look at storiesfrom theOldTestamentandNewTestament, andways toput them intoaction inour lives.Events will be free, but we’ll need folks to sign up in order to know how to provide enoughfood and art materials. New Hope Members, friends and neighbors of all ages arewelcome. If your group includes children eight and under, please plan on one parent orgrandparent being part of the group.

Our service days will be: June 27, July 11, 18 and 25. Look for sign-up sheets in thenarthex along with themes of the day and service projects.

Stewardship MusingsBy Karen Ingram

Our call to Stewardship means we use the resources God has given to us to do God’s workto: spread theGospel, care for our neighbors, protect the earth and all Godhas placed uponit (water, flora and fauna) and around it (the air we breathe), and say thank you for all ofthese blessings. New Hope practices stewardship by collecting food for Manna, sendingtoiletries and socks to ourmilitary, giving school supplies andbackpacks to thekids atManyMansions. Through their summer service projects, our youth learn about stewardship oftime as they help others in the community. The ELCA has a day of service coming up onSeptember 9th - “God’s Work. Our Hands.” How can New Hope show Agoura Hills God’slove in action on September 9th? Please contact Karen Ingram with your ideas(805-496-7097 or ksuingram@earthlink.net). Thank you.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Keaton Ash is graduating UC Santa Barbara on July 16th with a BA in Economics. He will move toCharlotte, NC 2 days later to begin a six month training program as a financial analyst for Wells Fargoand then will transfer back to their Century City office after the six months.Chris Graybill will graduate from Monte Vista School (The Independent Learning Academy K-12) andattend Moorpark College in the fall.Evelyn KeanaHayden (EvelynColby's great-granddaughter) will graduate fromhigh school and attendBarbizon Modeling and Acting School and UNLV.Morgan Huntsinger will graduate from Thousand Oaks High School. In the fall, he will attend Cal StateNorthridge.Zack Niebolt will graduate from Thousand Oaks High School and will attend Hillsdale College inHillsdale, Michigan in the fall.

Thanks to the ladies of the church who made the beautiful quilts that our high school seniors will receive at theGodspeed: Gail McGinnis and Alison Rowe.

Camp Many Mansions

Camp Many Mansions is a fun and educational seven week summer camp experience available free to theresident children. Activities include arts and crafts, group activities, swimming, sports, math, science, reading,andweekly field trips. ManyMansions is gearing up for summer camp and they are in need of supplies and snackdonations. A tub has been placed in the hallway to collect donations - Microwave Popcorn, Flavored PopcornPowder, Nuts (any), Peanut butter, jelly/jam, Honey, Ranch Dressing, Mini pretels, Rice Chex Cereal, BananaChips, Cheez-its, Wheat Thins, Trail Mix, Chewy Granola Bars, Cereal Bars, Graham Crackers, Fruit Roll Ups,RitzCrackers,GoldFish,ChexMix, SunChips, PotatoChips, SaltineCrackers,RiceCakes,TortillaChips, Salsa,Queso Cheese, Refried Beans, Applesauce Cups, Fruit Cocktail Cups, Canned Peaches, Canned Pineapple,Mandarin Oranges, Ice Cream Cones, Animal Crackers, Vanilla Wafer Cookies, Mother's Cookies, OreoCookies, Fruit Snacks, Otter Pops, Green Jello, Fruit Snacks, Chocolate Pudding Mix, M&M's, Capri Sun typedrinks, Water bottles, Lemonade Mix, Kool Aid Mix, Beach Towels, Spray Sunscreen, Sunscreen Lotion, FaceSunblock Sticks, Beach balls, Dive toys, Goggles, Water balloons, Pool noodles, No-Sew Blankets, Water andPool toys, $5-10 gift cards to Starbucks, Jamba Juice, Target, etc.,White tissue paper, Scotch tape, Popsicle sticks(standard),Masking tape, PipeCleaners (all colors),White poster board, Construction paper, Beads, Yarn (brightcolors) Colorful ribbon (5/8"), Bird seed, Flameless tea lights, Paper towel and TP rolls, Strawberry baskets, andgift cards. For more information, see Karen Ingram.

The of the FarmL U T H E R A N R E T R E A T S , C A M P S & C O N F E R E N C E S

Greetings from Luther Glen Retreat Center, Camp & Farm,

What’s a farm without a barn? Imagine a school without a classroom or a house without a kitchen. A farm without a barn is not complete!

Luther Glen is building a barn and we need your help. We are excited to launch “The Hear t of the Farm Campaign.” Everyone is being asked to respond in some way. Here are a few ideas:

• Attend the Luther Glen Barn Raising Fundraising event on June 9, 2018.• Use the envelope in this brochure and mail your check or donate online at www.LRCChome.com/donate and help raise the barn.• Follow updates on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/LRCCSoCal. • Follow us at www.LRCChome.com/barn and watch the thermometer rise.

The goal is $150,000, but we still need to raise funds for our general fund each year… so we are asking for ‘above and beyond’ contributions to your annual giving.

If you are not an annual suppor ter of LRCC, it’s probably because our par tnership has lost focus. This would be a great year to star t suppor ting your local Lutheran Bible camps, because without your suppor t, we’re like a farm without a barn!

Pastor Glen and Lauri Eger tson Pastor Kim Krogstad Executive Directors LRCC Board President

Luther G len needs a barn!

Protected spaces for learning and ‘hay loft Bible studies.’

Permanent stables for night security, birthing, and isolation for sick animals, all in one place.

An interior egg and produce washing station.

A tenfold increase for interior feed and hay storage.

No more tractor maintenance in the snow!

Current Problem:

solutions the barnprovides:

Where wil l the Luther G len Barn go?Retreat Center

Lower Camp

New Barn36’x48’ or 1728 sq. ft.

Several small, temporary shelters for animals all over the farm.

No classroom space for campers.

No place to wash eggs and garden produce.

Our tractor, tools and farm equipment sit outside.

Feed and hay storage not located near the animals.

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June Birthdays2 Jill Fisher3 Bill Pasko5 Lisa Huntsinger6 Kailey Vitt11 Elinor Martin12 Chris Chigaridas

Sam Church14 Ahoo Pilehvari15 Arnold Reuter

Sandy Cowden17 Caity Fisher18 Harper Neal20 Bonnie Bell

Lynn Bulock

New Hope Lutheran Church29295 Agoura RoadAgoura Hills, CA 91301818-889-8700www.newhopeagoura.com

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- Anonymous