Gift Sharing Opportunities

2013-2014

ADMINISTRATION Oversees finance and budget issues and coordinates the work and goals of all other administrative groups.

ADULT FORMATION

Audit Committee: An audit of financial operations is done annually. CPAs of the parish are asked to contribute their time to be part of this audit committee and to be responsible for one audit area. Contact Laurie Atwell, 435-2747. Adopt-a-Plot: An individual, family or group agrees to adopt a designated area on the grounds to maintain and care for that particular plot. Contact Bob Overberg, 2448385. Bulk Mailing: Assemble and collate bulk mailings to the parish several times a year. Contact Bobbe Moutray, 2459733, ext. 26. Collection Counters: Assigned members meet to count the weekend collection after the 11:30 a.m. liturgy each Sunday. Contact Martha Stuber. Facilities Management and Planning: Oversee the physical plant and equipment, assist in minor repairs and improvements. Contact Dick Kline, 339-7740. Garden and Grounds Care: Volunteers willing to rake, plant, weed, and otherwise care for our beautiful setting. Several workdays are held throughout the year. Contact Bob Overberg, 244- 8385. General Office Help: Supplemental office work is frequently needed, particularly answering the phones, inputting data, collating materials or working for one particular ministry area. Computer skills are helpful, but not required. Contact Martha Stuber. Technology Committee: This group manages all things technical, ranging from Windows desktop support for Epiphany staff members to wifi and LAN networking planning and support, from administration of Epiphanys Google Apps account to management of Epiphanys electronic mailing lists. Are you 133t? Contact Martha Stuber. Web Committee: Create and maintain web pages (the current web site is powered by the Drupal Content Management System), utilizing multiple electronic resources, such as: Epiphanys Picasa web albums, Slideshare presentations and YouTube videos. Volunteers needed ranging from those with basic web development skills all the way up to those with complex server-side scripting skills (e.g. PHP/MySQL, etc.). Contact Martha Stuber. Weekend Closers: Volunteers are needed to lock up after the 5:30P and 11:30A Masses. Contact Sister Mary Gowern or Martha Stuber.
CONTACT INFORMATION Chair: Pat Evans 244-8540 PPC Representative: J.P. Roth 472-6610 Staff Representative: Martha Stuber 245-9733, ext. 12 E-mail: martha@churchofepiphany

Adult Formation Team: Meets monthly to assess parishioners needs, evaluate program effectiveness; review publications; locate and provide speakers; research and develop new programs. Contact Therese Brennan Baptism Prep: Calligrapher: Prepare Baptism certificates. Contact Bobbe Moutray, 245-9733, ext. 26. Seamstresses: Sew Baptismal garments. Contact Ina Lamothe, 339-9413. Witnesses: Parents who have celebrated Baptism(s) share their faith experience. Contact Therese Brennan Confirmation Prep (Adult): Calligraphers are needed to prepare Confirmation certificates. Marriage Prep: Mentor couples for engaged couples. Training required. Call Joe and Linda Niehaus, 749-0114 or Therese Brennan. Scripture/Bible Study: Classes of topics and style of study varies. Currently meets Monday mornings and evenings. Contact Linda Sostarich, 244-9889. Scripture/Bible Sharing: Groups discuss how scripture impacts their lives. Currently meets monthly. Contact Therese Brennan. Small Group Member/Facilitator: Groups usually meet in homes to discuss/share how life is impacted by faith. Groups topics, style, days and times vary. Currently active groups include Marriage Enrichment and Why Catholic?. Contact Therese Brennan. Bilingual Translation: Spanish/English translators needed for written documents, weekend Masses, sacrament classes, and simultaneous translations. Contact Therese Brennan. Library: Sort and maintain books, perform annual inventory, serve as librarian when open. Contact Rosemary Smith, 267-4344.
CONTACT INFORMATION Chair: Eileen Schweinhart 394-9745 Staff Representative: Therese Brennan 245-9733, ext. 14 E-mail: therese@churchofepiphany.com

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Bibletimes Marketplace: Tent Mothers or Fathers, teenage aides, craft workers, food preparers, nursery workers, drama participants, and general helpers needed before and during Bibletimes. Classroom Aid: Extra hands needed for craft or special day activities Gather the Children: Training and materials are provided for loving and faith-filled adults who serve on catechist teams to present the Liturgy of the Word to children. Takes place during 9:00AM Mass most Sundays. Special Needs: Assist and support special needs children. Classroom Musician: Voice and/or instrument talent supports various age groups. Formation Catechists: Catechists are needed from time to time in the age groups listed below: Ages 3 and 4 Preschool Grades Kindergarten thru 6 Grades 2: First Communion Catechists Grade 5: Reconciliation Catechists Formation Planners, Workers, Helpers: Artists, calligraphers, craft workers, drama, hospitality, office help. Childrens Music: Support catechists lessons and/or help with rehearsals. Nursery: Co-op for parents of nursery-age children (walking through age 4) during the 9:00 a.m. liturgy. CONTACT INFORMATION Chair: Eileen Schweinhart, 394-9745 Staff Representative: Barbara Herzog, 245-9733, ext.13 E-mail: barbara@churchoepiphany.com

2013 - 2014 STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES COMMUNITY SPIRIT Community Spirit Committee: Builds and supports community through social activities and calls forth the gifts of the community as we bring the Epiphany community together for celebrations and events. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733. Liturgically Centered Events Feast of Epiphany: Setup, cleanup, for both the Saturday evening reception and the Sunday morning breakfast. Contact Camille Britt/McMannis, 640-4616. Celebration of Marriage Liturgy: Liturgical planners, interested in working with our Worship minister and Pastoral Associate to plan the 5:30P liturgy for the Celebration of Marriage. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20. Celebration of Marriage Catered Dinner: Planners, decorators, setup and cleanup support for the dinner. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733. Stewardship Pancake Breakfast: Planners, cooks, decorators, setup and cleanup for Sundays Pancake Breakfast. Contact Bob Burke, 241-1615. Memorial Day Reception: Planners, decorators, setup and cleanup for the reception. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 2459733, ext. 20. Special Community Spirit Ministries Pictorial Directory: Photograph parish events, and provide photos to be included in the photo history of our parish. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20. Welcome & Farewell Receptions: Plan and organize refreshments two or three times annually as the need arises. Contact Camille Britt/McMannis, 640-4616. Sunday Morning Coffee: Make and serve coffee and juice after liturgies. Contact Carmeleen Dabney, 245-9747. Clean Cups Ministry: Put dirty coffee mugs into the dishwasher in the Community Center after Sunday liturgies. Contact Cindy Thompson, 425-8339. Newcomers Ministry: Outreach and hospitality to new parishioners. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20. New Parishioner Registrations: Assists with registration of newcomers after weekend liturgies. Contact AnnaMarie Redcorn, 254-3795. Social Events Family Roller Skating: Contact Chesley Walsh, 432-2850. Trivia Night: Decorate, setup, cleanup, and organize team participants. Contact Suzanne Mosley, 245-0193. Easter Egg Hunt: Setup, cleanup, and hide eggs for different age groups. Contact Carrey Dewey, 451-4574. Epiphany Birthday Celebration: Plan and organize a major parish event to celebrate our birthday. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20

STEWARDSHIP
Committee: Members meet monthly to plan and execute programs that raises the awareness that God has blessed all of us with gifts to be shared. Members plan and execute events for the annual Stewardship Weekend. Parishioner Contact: Call parishioners who have not submitted their packets to encourage their participation. Photographers: Provide pictures of Epiphany events and programs to be included in the annual report and the online web site. Annual Weekend Volunteer: Assist in passing out Stewardship Packets, and provide support for the weekend events. Packet Stuffers: Assist in building the parishioner packets, stuffing envelopes and collating the envelopes. CONTACT INFORMATION Chair: Bill Carlisle, 244-5674 Staff Representative: Therese Brennan, 245-9733, ext. 14 E-mail: therese@churchofepiphany.com

Community Spirit continued: Taste of Epiphany: Organize a food tasting event representative of the diverse countries of our parishioners, setup and cleanup. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20. Oktoberfest: Organize an event celebrating this German feast, setup, and cleanup. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 2459733, ext. 20. Plant Exchange: Plan and organize a Spring and Fall opportunity for parishioners to exchange plants. Contact Anna Hundley, 245-4769. Monthly Soup Suppers / Weekly Lenten Soup Suppers: Tuesday evenings, 6-7 PM. Contact Bob Burke, 241-1615. Like to Like Ministries Young Adults: Parishioners in their 20s and 30s gather occasionally for social, service and spiritual events. Contact: Corey Workman, 758-8244. Women of Epiphany: Women of the parish gather for a potluck meal and socializing on the first Tuesday of the month at a parishioners home. Contact Pam Porta, 4298283. SEL (Singles over 40 Enjoying Life): Meets monthly for a meal and social outing. Time and locations vary. Contact Lynne Webb, 245-9733, ext. 10. MOE (Men of Epiphany): Meets on the second Sunday of the month to hear a speaker. Service activities periodically. Contact Michael McLaughlin, 263-6032. SAGES: (Parishioners 50+) gathers on the third Sunday of the month to hear a speaker. A CORE team meets on the Wednesday before the large meeting to discuss ways of serving the group and the parish. Contact Bill Carlisle, 2445674. NET (Network of Employment Transition): Those currently unemployed or under-employed meet with facilitators (group or individual) to acquire the necessary skills to be gainfully employed. Meetings are held on a Sunday evening from 7-9PM. Contact Brayton Bowen, 5582154. CONTACT INFORMATION Chair: Camille Britt/McMannis, 640-4616 Staff Representative: Sr. Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20 E-mail: mary@churchofepiphany.com

Retreat Planners: Individuals plan two retreats per year, one in August and one on Palm Sunday weekend, for candidates and catechumens who are journeying to initiation in the Catholic faith. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20. Sponsors: Catholics accompany the catechumen/candidate throughout the RCIA journey. They meet regularly with the catechumen/candidate during the week to pray and share faith. Sponsors introduce the catechumen/candidate to others in the community. Team: Individuals with some experience in the RCIA process advise and collaborate with the RCIA Coordinator. Contact Sister Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20. Facilitators: Break Open the Word at one of the weekly RCIA sessions, using scripture as a source for prayer. Contact Sister Mary Gowern. Dismissal Facilitators: Leads the discussion of the Sunday Gospel and Homily. Needs an ability to reflect prayerfully on the readings and invite sharing from others. Spiritual Companions: Catholics companion the catechumens and candidates throughout RCIA. Need an ability to listen compassionately, share personal faith and remain open to the Holy Spirits lead. Weekly time commitment. Hospitality: Hosts provide refreshments for the catechumenate for weekly sessions, and occasional potlucks and receptions.

CONTACT INFORMATION RCIA Coordinator: Sr. Mary Gowern, 245-9733, ext. 20 E-mail: mary@churchofepiphany.com

YOUTH FORMATION The Epiphany Youth Ministry program strives to accompany young people through a process of life formation. Rooted in the values and vision of the Gospel, with the support of community and through the deepening of relationships, EYM seeks to challenge and nurture the development of Catholic youth.

RCIA RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS A year long process that leads up to full initiation in the Catholic Church. Leaders are needed to plan and/or participate in the process.

Confirmation Preparation (Grade 9): Meets twice a month on Wednesday evenings for 6:30- 8:00PM. Catechists are needed to facilitate Confirmation classes, chaperone the spring Confirmation retreat, and provide transportation for service opportunities. Junior High Youth Group (Grades 7-8): Meets on Sundays from 4:30-6:00PM during the school year. The JHYG focuses on spiritual, service, and social formation through discussions and catechesis on faith, relationship building, prayer, retreats, music, fun, and games. Senior High Youth Group (Grades 9-12): Meets on Sundays from 6:30-8:00PM during the school year. The SHYG focuses on spiritual, service, and social formation

Catechists: Present or facilitate during the catechumenate. Must have a Vatican II theological background, some understanding of how adults learn, and of the catechumenal process.

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Youth Formation continued... through discussions and catechesis on faith, relationship building, prayer, mission trips, retreats, music, fun, and games. The Youth Council works with the Youth Minister to prepare and implement the meetings. CONTACT INFORMATION
Chair: Eileen Schweinhart 394-9745 Staff Representative: Tasha Villalobos, 245-9733, ext. 19 E-mail: tasha@churchofepiphany

2013 - 2014 STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Catholic Charities: Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Louisville serves the community in multiple ways through its many service centers. There are many ways for Epiphany members to volunteer. Emergency Assistance: Epiphany has always been committed to helping with the emergency needs of food and utilities and has a daily ministry of assisting the Area Community Ministries (ACMs) organizations in Jefferson County. The Social Responsibility Ministry Office currently coordinates this work. EACM - Eastern Area Community Ministries is the local ACM that Epiphany supports financially and where a number of Epiphany members volunteer. St. Vincent de Paul Society - Epiphany is exploring starting a St. Vincent de Paul Conference here at the parish to assume the emergency assistance ministry, and be a part of this vibrant ministry that has been serving the poor in Louisville since 1953. We are looking for parishioners who would be interested in helping in this effort. Currently, the Men of Epiphany organize an annual collection for the St. Vincent de Paul Truck in the spring. Environmental Concerns: Responds to the environmental crises that threaten the planet. It is multi-focused with special emphasis on lifestyle choices, community education and political action. The group meets monthly, guiding the community in all things environmental in care for Gods creation. Giving Tree Setup: Each year a volunteer coordinator(s) is needed to work with various departments or committees in the parish to help organize our annual Christmas tree giving to those in need. It takes good organization and communication over a short period of time for an important Epiphany ministry. Habitat for Humanity: Epiphany collaborates with other area parishes to build one house bi-annually, and a team of volunteers works year-around construction at other sites. Honduras Mission: Annual mission work with the Divine Mercy community in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Hunger and Poverty: Leads us in various creative responses to hunger in the metro community, supporting our action on behalf of Bread for the World with the annual Hunger Walk, and Dare to Cares Backpack Buddies and Kids Caf. Coordinates collection of food and sponsors the Plant A Row ministry. Dare to Care Back Packs Help pack lunch bags for low income kids at local schools at Dare to Cares warehouse once a month. Kids Caf Assist in Dare to Cares Berrytown Kids Caf, which serves hot meals three days a week to children in Berrytown in the fall and winter. Latino Concerns: Supports the Latino Outreach program at Eastern Area Community Ministries, and raises our awareness of the challenges of immigration and the pastoral needs of the growing Latino membership in the parish.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Steering Committee (SRSC): One of the standing committees of the Parish Pastoral Council, we work in collaboration with the Minister for Social Responsibility to empower parishioner response to the Gospel call of compassion, justice and peacemaking articulated in the tradition of Catholic social teaching and witness of faithful people. The committee also carries out special projects that span the entire scope of the ministry, such as retreats and the Jim Flynn Peacemaking Award. Aids Walk: Epiphany participates in Louisvilles AIDS Walk, Kentucky's largest annual HIV/AIDS awareness and fundraising event. Advocates for the Common Good: A social action group at Epiphany. This includes legislative action, political participation, education and action on current issues nationally, regionally and locally. It incorporates the Faithful Citizenship program and Seamless Garment life issues. It collaborates with other peace and justice organizations such as Kentuckians For The Commonwealth. Faithful Citizenship The Archdiocesan program of political participation guided by the Catholic Conference of Kentucky and the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. Seamless Garment of Life Promotes the protection and inherent dignity of all human beings consistently throughout the entire life cycle. Appalachia Mission: An annual mission to work in Appalachia, through Hand in Hand Ministries: Primarily home rehab. Youth go in the summer; adults generally go in Spring or Fall. Backside Ministry: Supports and participates in the ecumenical ministry to Churchill Downs track workers and their families. Epiphany organizes the religious education of the children and helps raise funds for the ministry, among other things. CLOUT/Justice Network: Epiphany is a congregational member of Citizens of Louisville Organized and United Together along with other metro congregations to bring about needed changes in our community, especially as they affect the poor.

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PeaceWorks: Education and action to promote peace and nonviolence in addressing issues of conflict in our nation and world. Raises awareness of the reality of war and the quest for peace, with particular focus on U.S. foreign policy viewed through the lens of Catholic social teaching. Prison Ministry: Catholic ministry to incarcerated persons at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex, special art therapy project for children of jail inmates. Ten Percent: Discerns the disbursement of our tithe of monthly income to various agencies and programs. Meets monthly and reviews and evaluated applications for funding. Undoing Racism: Addresses the reality of racism and discrimination within and beyond our community Womens Concerns: Enables our community to address the reality of gender inequities. Also celebrates women and organizes the annual Mary of Magdala worship service at Epiphany. CONTACT INFORMATION Chair: Elaine Cull, 424-8382 Staff Representative: Larry Howe-Kerr, 245-9733, ext. 21 E-mail: larry@churchofepiphany.com

Newborn Ministry: Provides support and meals to families with a newborn child. Contact Sandy Waitz, yorkiepie@aol.com Bloodmobile: Offers support to the Red Cross including help at the registration desk, canteen, donors, and providing for workers. Contact Don Reiss, sdreiss@twc.com Blood Pressure Screening: Needs a coordinator to schedule nurses for Sunday liturgy once a month. Nurses are also needed to take blood pressures. Contact Linda Niehaus, lf.niehaus@gmail.com Nursing Home Services: Assists other Eucharistic ministers in delivering Communion at nursing homes in our region on a rotating basis. Contact Julie Stuart, Julie@churchofepiphany.com Flower Delivery: Occurs twice a year to our sick, homebound and bereaved parishioners. Contact Sandy Waitz yorkiepie@aol.com Special Events: Help is needed on various special event programs throughout the year. Contact Julie Stuart, Julie@churchofepiphany.com Meals to Parishioners: Cook a meal for parishioner upon discharge from the hospital or rehab facility. Contact Julie Stuart, Julie@churchofepiphany.com

COMMUNITY CARE CONTACT INFORMATION Chair: Don Reiss, 243-1587 Staff Representative: Julie Stuart, 245-9733, ext. 22 E-mail: julie@churchofepiphany.com

Community Care Committee: Dedicated to the care of the members of our faith community. Bereavement: Offers comfort and support to those who mourn. Opportunities include serving on a Bereavement Team (to bring a dish, setup, serve or cleanup after a funeral) and planning the Memorial Liturgy & Reception (which includes planning liturgy, sending invitations, decorating, preparing food and/or serving the meal) and delivery of flowers twice a year to those recently bereaved. Contact Elaine Zeller, rze5000@aol.com Care for the Sick: Provides care for our sick and homebound in a myriad of ways. Opportunities include offering support by visiting with Eucharist; providing meals and transportation when needed; Christmas Caroling. Contact Sheila Reiss, sdreiss@insightbb.com Healing Blanket Ministry: Provides blankets to those who are in need of healing mind, body, or spirit. There are many opportunities available in addition to sewing such as cutting fabric, assembling the blankets, cutting prayer cards, and more. The ministry meets twice a month but the blankets can be sewn at home. Indigent Burial palls are also made and provided to the Office of the County Coroner. Contact Sue Dossey, sue.dossey@twc.com Health and Well Being: Promotes, educates and supports the overall health and well being of our community. Opportunities include the Wellness Fair (which includes obtaining vendors, setup, cleanup and working the day of the event) and other educational events held throughout the year. Contact Linda Niehaus, lf.niehaus@gmail.com.

WORSHIP

Committee: Leaders of ministries and members of the support teams collaborate in coordinating our Worship at Epiphany. If interested in participation in particular ministries, please sign up below (for individual ministries). If interested in overall coordination of Epiphanys Worship, please sign up for our Worship or Music Ministry Support Teams. Acolyte Ministry: Prepare the worship setting and assist presider during liturgies. Assignment is for one liturgy six to ten times a year. Contact Jim Parr 426-38909. Art & Environment: Design, create, and arrange art and floral pieces to enhance our liturgical celebrations. Volunteer to help for a particular season (e.g., Advent, Easter, etc.) or for special projects or tasks. Specific talents in sewing, banner making or wall hangings, as well as interior design skills, are valued. Flexible hours. Contact Margaret Klose, 245-0250; or Linda Thieneman. Audio Visual Ministry: Coordinates the sound, recording, and projection needs for weekend liturgies and other special events. Contact Tony Simpson (Audio) 228-6259; or Tom Hayes (Visual) 244-8618.

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Worship Continued... Bell Choir: Augment liturgical music periodically. Rehearse weekly on Friday afternoons. Music reading or the willingness to learn to read music is required. Contact Linda Thieneman. Bread Baking Ministry: Volunteers bake bread from a standard recipe 1-5 times a year. Contact Celeste Fowler 426-0309. Childrens Music: Periodically children are invited to participate in singing, playing bells, or instruments for our weekend liturgies, particularly for the Christmas Eve Family/Childrens Mass. Contact Faith Murphy 630-2910184, or Linda Thieneman. Choir (Adult/Youth): Rehearsals are held Thursday evenings September through May. Contact Faith Murphy 640-291-0184 or Linda Theineman. Cup and Plate Coordinator: Individuals enlist the Eucharistic ministers needed for a large community liturgy, and helping with various details during the Mass, approximately once a month. Contact Stephen Murphy 630995-6269. Cup and Plate Ministry: Eucharistic Ministers serve communion at all Eucharistic liturgies. Training is required. Contact Stephen Murphy, 630-995-6269. Drama/Mime: Volunteers provide a mime or dramatic interpretation of Scriptures or reflection for special community liturgies (e.g. during Holy Week). Contact Linda Thieneman. Epiphany Youth Band: Youth who play wind, stringed, or percussion instruments can join our group, which alternates playing for various weekend liturgies. Contact Linda Thieneman. Hospitality: Greet and welcome the communities before liturgies, assist with seating, coordinate the collection, and distribute worship aids. Rotation requires about three assignment periods per year. Contact Alice Nordmann, 4253051. Labyrinth: Volunteers host labyrinth prayer times for our community and other organizations that wish to experience this ancient form of prayer. Contact Ellyn Crutcher, 4562002. Lector Ministry: Proclaim the Scriptures and other prayers and announcements during liturgies. Evaluation and training are required prior to assignment to this ministry. Lectors are assigned on a rotating schedule 5-9 times per year. Contact Mike Berry 245-1337. Lighting: Worship space requires special arrangement of overhead lights. Contact Tom Hayes, 244-8618. Linens and Vestments: Launder towels used each week and clean the white garments (albs) worn by the presider. A rotation scheduled if provided. Contact Hub Daugherty 2455257.

2013 - 2014 STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Liturgical Dance: Provides interpretive dance for various liturgies throughout the year. Rehearsals are required. Contact Therese Graves, 251-1326. Liturgy Planning: Community members gather in prayer and reflection to prepare our parish liturgies. Experienced planners are available to help those new to the process. Contact Gary Marvin, 426-1143 or Linda Thieneman. Music Ministry: Those with vocal or instrumental skills support Epiphanys prayer, programs and events (e.g. formation classes, Gather the Children, Taiz Prayer, weekend liturgies). Ensemble musicians participate in an audition process. Monthly general rehearsals, as well as ensemble rehearsals are required. Contact Linda Thieneman. Music Ministry Support Team: Individuals with a variety of administrative skills support our music ministry (e.g. maintaining music files, making contacts, preparing sheet music for liturgies, reporting copyright usage). Contact Linda Thieneman. Participation Sheets: Volunteers prepare our worship aids for community liturgies. Contact Lynne Webb, 245-9733, x10. Prayer Ministries: Help support our regularly meeting prayer groups (Rosary Prayer, Centering Prayer, Taize, etc.) by assisting with simple administrative tasks (such as opening and closing the gathering spaces, set-up, making contacts when there are necessary changes, etc.). Contact Linda Thieneman. Space Arrangers/Angels: Weekly volunteers keep the Worship Center inviting by arranging and keeping the space in order, straightening the chairs and light cleaning as needed on Saturday mornings, or take on a task to do at ones convenience. Contact Arlon Podshadley, 245-5337. Wedding Assistants: Volunteers help engaged couples to plan and execute logistical wedding details and serve as a liaison with the pastor and staff for their wedding rehearsal and ceremony. Contact Bobbe Moutray, 245-9733, x26. Wine Making: Volunteers make wine for our Eucharistic liturgies, once a year. Contact Randy Portelli, 245-7431. Worship Support Team: Individuals with a variety of interests and skills support the wide-ranging work of our Worship Committee through helping with practical needs for liturgies, exploring theological or best practice areas, developing formation opportunities, providing support for implementation of liturgical plans, etc. Contact Mary Minoff, 254-3635; Beverly Phillips, 243 3727; Gary Marvin 426-1143; or Linda Thieneman. CONTACT INFORMATION Co-Chairs: Mary Minoff, 254-3635 or Beverly Phillips, 243 -3727. Staff Representative: Linda Thieneman, 245-9733, x 15 E-mail: Linda@churchofepiphany.com