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C o n n e c t i o n s Newsletter of King Of Glory Lutheran Church, Tempe, AZ

August 3, 2015 Year 46, Number 6

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Fall Worship Hours Beginning Sunday September 13th

8:00, 9:15 & 10:45am

Communion every Sunday at 8:00am and at all 3 services on the first & third Sundays

Nursery at 9:15 and 10:45 am.

Breakfast 8:30am - Noon in the Lower KOG Center

King of Glory Fall Startup Dates

Classes Begin Sunday September 13, 2015

9:15/10:45 am for:

Sunday School (2yrs - 4th grade)

Crossover (5th - 6th grade)

Confirmation (7th - 8th grade)

Co-Ed Golf League at 4pm - Tuesday September 1

Sunday Study for Adults begins at 9:15am - September 13

Women’s Bible Study at 11:30am - September 15th

Men’s Breakfast/Bible Study at 6am - September 9

Book Discussion (Go Set A Watchman) 1:00pm - October 20

Office Hours Beginning August 17

Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm - phones are monitored for emergencies during off

hours

Just a reminder to everyone!

Register for the 2015 - 2016 year! Children’s Music Ministries, Children’s Ministries,

Crossover, Confirmation and Adult Music Ministries...

Registration forms are available online, in the church office or in the Welcome Center.

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What an amazing time we had at EVEREST Family VBS 2015 where kids learned how to conquer challenges with God’s Mighty Power! We had over 60 volunteers who came each night to help create this experience for the children and families. Our campus was buzzing with activity as 275 children and adults participated in our Family Vacation Bible School.

King of Glory

Family Vacation

Bible School

Delanie washing in the Jordan

River.

God has the power to love us forever...HOLD ON!

Adult Class with Roger

Kristi & Christian having fun at the

Glacier Games station!

God’s Mighty Power appeared to us in a

DOUBLE rainbow!

Happy Everest VBS campers!

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We want to thank EVERYONE for their generous support of money, supplies, time and prayers during our KOG FAMILY VBS. What an amazing congregational effort!

Susan Bell (Children’s Ministry Director) & Heather Hamilton (VBS Director)

Brady and his mighty bubble!

Happy VBS Volunteers!

William M. donating to the VBS outreach: Lutheran World Relief for Nepal

Brooke and Cindy all

smiles for the camera!

Private KOG Pool Party: Ashlyn, Ava, Emma & Kaiser

Alexander giving the evening a THUMBS UP!

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Mary Jo Finkle is a Charter Member of King of Glory. In 1969 there was a Summer Leader-ship

Camp in Tucson that was lead by Roger. Mary Jo attended. When she went back home she told her parents Keith and Ginny Finkle about a new church (King of Glory) that was starting in Tempe. They attended the first service and “never looked back”. Her brother, Gerry Finkle was a member of the first Confirmation class. That was the beginning of a long and very full resume of service to the church. Mary Jo began singing in the Adult Choir at its incep-tion and is still singing today. She participated in the Tecate, Mexico mission trip during Thanksgiving in 1971 and 1972. She started the first Folk Group for High School and College age at KOG in 1973. Mary Jo was the Parish Education Associate 1978-1980. This included Christian Education for pre-school through Confirmation and was a sponsor for High School ac-tivities. During this time she chaperoned High School students to the National Lutheran Youth gathering in Kansas City and a group of High School and college age students on a camping/backpacking trip to Ha-waii. Mary Jo joined the KOG staff again in 1985 as first director of the newly formed Confirmation Choir and also taught Music Learning as her son Jeremy went through the program and assisted with several musicals put on by the Shalom Singers and Confirma-tion Choir. Mary Jo taught Confirmation from 1992-1994, again while Jeremy was in the program and during that time was Interim Youth Director. Margie Caves and Mary Jo took a two week trip with two vans packed

with High School students to the Western States Lu-theran Youth Gathering In Missoula, MT. In addition to the Gathering they spent time in Glacier and Yel-lowstone National Parks and went whitewater rafting on the Flathead River! Mary Jo has also traveled several times as a chaper-one with the KOG Folk Choir to the Southeast/East Coast, Midwest and Northwest as well as several mis-sion trips, National Youth Gatherings and retreats with the High School Youth group to places that in-clude California, Atlanta, New Orleans and Chicago. Driving big vans and equipment trucks is a highlight of her resume! She held 3 terms on the King of Glory Council as Member at Large, Secretary and Vice President. She was on the Board of Music Ministry. Most recently Mary Jo has been the Director of the Celebration! Singers from 2011-2015 and has recently resigned from this position to coincide with her retirement from Tempe Elementary School District. During her time with TD3 she taught General Music and Choir for 34 years at Bustoz, Arrendondo and Curry Ele-mentary Schools and Scales Technology Academy. Mary Jo will be busy travelling between Montana to see her parents, and Colorado to enjoy playtime with her grandsons, Brayden and Connor, and of course home to Arizona occasionally to catch up with friends and work on projects at home. You will still have the pleasure to see and hear her as she will continue singing with the Sanctuary Choir and volunteering with other events at KOG and in Tempe. When you see her, tell her thanks for all her service. Many chil-dren both at King of Glory and in Tempe have bene-fitted from her skills and direction!

Thank You Mary Jo...

Mary Jo doing what she does best...

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August Blood Drive Sunday, August 16 7:15 to 11:30 am

Blood drives held during the summer months help to boost low supplies at United Blood Services. This summer blood donations have dropped signifi-

cantly causing an urgent call to all donors to help build up the supply. There is not a substitute for the ‘real deal’ – human blood.

About 7 percent of the population has O negative blood. People of all blood types are able to receive O negative blood and are used most often in traumatic situations when there is not enough time to test the patient’s blood. If you are an O negative blood type please come forward and donate.

Register at the Welcome Center or online www.bloodhero.com (sponsor code king) or contact Karen Hernandez, Director of Health Ministries, karenh@kogaz.org or 480-838-0477.. Your one dona-tion will enhance the lives of several patients.

Be a Hero, Give the Gift of Life

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Wellness Moment: Kick the Salt Shaker Sodium is a mineral – essential for life and is regulated in your body by your kidneys, it helps to control your body’s fluid balance. Sodium also helps to send nerve impulses and affects mus-cle function. Your body needs only a small amount of sodium to function properly. The salt in our salt shakers is 40% sodi-um, 60% chloride. Sodium is found everywhere in our food supply. Salt flavors our food; it is used as a pre-servative, binder, and stabilizer. We need very little. Most Americans take in 1.5 teaspoons of salt per day (about 3000 mg), way and above the amount our bodies need. The American Heart Association recom-mends 2/3 teaspoon salt per day (about 1500 mg). Those people with various health issues may be ad-vised to alter that amount.

How is your body affected by higher levels of sodium? If there is an overly excessive amount of sodium in the blood stream the kidneys can’t keep up to clean out that extra amount. The excess sodium in the

blood leads to extra fluid being pulled out of cells and an increase in blood volume. The increase in blood volume causes the heart to work harder, more pres-sure in the blood vessels. Often this leads to stiffening blood vessels, chronic high blood pressure, and in-creased risk for heart attack and/or stroke. Additional water (fluid) in the body can lead to bloating and weight gain.

Children of all ages are ingesting too much sodium increasing their risk for heart disease. It is beneficial to the entire family, baby to great grandparents, to Kick the Salt Shaker.

Be able to identify sources of extra sodium:

Use the Nutritional Facts label on food products to determine the amount of sodium per serving. A serv-ing size is included on that label. Packages marked as low sodium contain 25% less sodium; in many cases they still contain a large amount of sodium.

Limit eating out - Most restaurant foods are high in fats and sodium. Ask about a Health Heart menu, many restaurants offer healthy options that are lower in sodium and fat. Avoid fast food restaurants.

Speak Up – when eating out ask that no added salt be added to your food. A lot of food in restaurant kitch-ens have had seasoning added, once your order is in process of being prepared more salt is adding during the cooking process.

Salt is salt – Kosher, Sea contain as much sodium as table salt. Change your eating habits to a lower sodi-um slowly, allowing your taste buds to adjust.

Eat mostly fresh foods – enjoy the flavors of fresh fruits and vegetables that you prepare yourself.

Take care with condiments – besides salt, sodium is found in many items including soy sauce, Worcester-shire sauce, salad dressings, ketchup, seasoned salts, pickles, olives, baking soda and powder, monosodium glutamate (MSG).

Spice it up – make your own blends of spices and herbs, use along with lemon or lime juices.

Used in moderation, salt (sodium) is healthy to main-tain your fluid balance, muscle contractions and relax-ation, makes the process of sweating possible that allows you to cool down and avoid dehydration and heat stroke.

Sources of Sodium

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Classics...

Sunday Study

You have a question about What????

Once upon a time a young boy came home from Sunday School and asked his father a question, “Dad? What does God look like?” His fa-ther said, “Ask your mother.” His mother thought a moment and said, “I wonder what your Sunday School teacher would say…” Questions come to people’s minds all the time at church. As they sit in the sanctuary during services, as they go to special programs and classes people wonder about many things that we may never have found answers to… Suddenly we are 50 years old and then more - and one day we wonder “What do we REALLY know about HEAVEN? But nobody seems to know the an-swer. For others the world’s events leave us wonder-ing about our loving powerful God. When something like war or disease occurs we can’t imagine why God would allow it to happen to people. This year in Sunday Study at 9:15 Sunday mornings we’ll study those and other questions that our mem-bers have wondered about. Do you have a question? About WHAT? You can submit it at the church office. It may become a subject in Sunday Study this fall.

Women’s Bible Study 11:30am Beginning September 15th When one person heard the news she was very sur-prised!! Someone said something about a revelation. Was it a joke? Some of her friends have known each other for 35+ years. Maybe it was just a case of not hearing cor-rectly. But NO!! It seems that the group was really going to do it. This fall, the Women’s Bible Study is going to study the last book of the Bible, REVELATION.

Beginning Tuesday September 15...Women’s Bible Study begins with lunch at 11:30 in the KOG Center. Sign up in the Wel-come Center begin-ning September 1. Lunch is followed at 12:30 with the theme Courage for Today as found in a study each month from a text of that name. Fees include Lunch $5.00; Study only $2.00; Text $2.00 (one time cost) Pay at the door each month. Questions? Or to assist with lunch or parts of the group’s activities contact Ruth Spencer.

Book Discussion What are you reading this sum-mer? This is a favorite question heard in the summer. Finally!! Time to read without interruption! These days people look forward to that new mystery or a sweet little romance novel. Kids look forward to what’s the word on their sports hero or the latest singing sensa-tion.

At King of Glory the “committee” met with suggestions from friends and family, from bookstores and newspa-pers about the latest new works… So what are you reading? KOG has a list ready at the Welcome Center - grab a copy and get ready to take part in Book Discussions. Think about hav-

ing coffee or tea with friends to exchange books and critique them all. There’s lots to read out there. So much to enjoy - so little time...

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KOG Preschool is on Facebook! Come be a part of our Facebook community!

Log on to www.facebook.com and search for the KOG Preschool page.

Be advised, legally, you may only post pictures of your own child.

Like us and friend us today!

KOG Preschool Pre-

pares for Another

Great School Year!

If you are considering a meaningful, Christian pre-school experience for your

child this year, KOG Preschool still has openings available in its various classes and you are wel-come to come and see what the preschool has to offer your child and family. There are classes for children 2 ½ through 5 years old who are toilet trained. KOG Preschool provides a safe and lov-ing Christian early educational experience to children through the use of developmentally ap-propriate, hands-on activities and fun social in-teractions. Our curriculum includes the Zoo Phonics Program as well as a great focus on bi-ble stories. The staff at KOG Preschool is a group of highly qualified and loving individuals who truly enjoy interacting with children. This is our twenty-fifth year serving KOG Lutheran Church and the surrounding community.

For questions about the preschool, contact Cindy Stark at preschool@kogaz.org, call the Church Office or come by the Preschool Office for more information and to take a tour! We are looking forward to another amazing

school year!

Mackenzie is making a rainbow

during Bible Alive Day .

King of Glory Preschool Continues to Save Campbell’s Labels!

We are still collecting Campbell’s labels so that we

might have enough to order various items for the pre-

school over the summer. The list of all the labels that

may be used is located in the Welcome Center and in

the Church Office. Remember, when saving any label, it

is important to save the UPC Code on the label.

This is an example of what the UPC Code looks like.

Thank you again for helping the preschool in this great endeavor!

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Team Building...

“Worship Time and

Songs were great!”

“Dawn Patrol, Beach volleyball, Pray-

Beach Camp Attendees:

Madeline Badger, Will Badger, Annika Buelt, Keldon Carita, Jack Chaney, David Damazio, James Dittemore, DeVada Foster, Parker Gray, Cameron Gray, Lauren Keller, Mason Lindley, Julia Klob, Samuel Klob, Zach Markewitcz, Cassie Newman, Jessica Patterson, Kayla Patterson, Jaden Schneider, Mark Schratz (driver) and Victoria Carita (driver) Beth Furgason, Coordinator

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“Making Great Friendships”

“Being Together at the Beach!”

“Learning how to boogie

board and surf”

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IN MEDIA RES...(in the midst of things)...by Roger

1. ARE YOU READY FOR SOME REALLY GREAT NEWS? KAREN HERNANDEZ, Director of Health Ministries, has decided to postpone her “retirement” from our staff, which was set for August 31, No other date has been set. 2. 2015 SUMMER OUTREACH MISSIONS PROVIDES MUCH NEEDED HELP Again, the summer outreach appeal was well received and funded. $4,085 to Grace Lutheran Church, Phoenix for their summer heat respite program.

$3,650 to Lutheran World Relief as they continue to help rebuild and provide medical/humanitarian support in Nepal after the devas-tating earthquakes. $3,011 each to the Boys and Girls Clubs - Ladmo Branch and North Tempe to help equip children in two schools as they return to classes. 298 pairs used eyeglasses and 54 cases will be donated to Lion’s In-

ternational in their work with the poor around the world in supplying re-fitted eyeglasses. Thanks for your generosity! 3. The MEDIA CENTER is temporarily closed as we re-focus it - emphasizing a new and refurbished children’s materials...and scale down the adult offerings, leaving some study reference materials. With adults largely using hand-held devices for their information and reading materials...their use of the center has gradually decreased. There is still a use for the children’s offerings from both the preschool and young KOG families. AT PRESENT, WE ARE NOT SCHEDULING ANOTHER BOOK FAIR...NOR ACCEPTING BOOK DONATIONS AT THE CHURCH. We recommend your donating them to the Tempe Public Library for their sale section...or a public library in your city.

Men’s Breakfast/Bible Study Men’s Breakfast/Bible Study will begin at 6:00am Wednesday September 9. The group meets every two

weeks. Bill Coghlan will be the 2015-16 Coordinator. Questions? Contact Bill at wacoghlan@yahoo.com.

CO-ED Golf League

The league begins play Tuesday September 1, 4:00pm at Shalimar Country Club.

Contact/Registration- Teri Zahara at bruceter46@yahoo.com. Sign up sheets are

located in the Welcome Center.

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10 students, ages 11 to 14, spent a full day on June 16 learning about becoming a responsible sitter, how to start a business, tools that will help them as they care for small children including diapering, toileting, behav-ior modifications, CPR for infant and child, first aid and the removal of a foreign airway obstruction. Instructors: Julie Leaf, Karen Hernandez, Helpers: Cas-

sie Newman and KOG Staff. A special thank you to Nicki Wolfe and daughters, Kel-sey and Lauren, who enhanced the students’ learning experiences by allow-ing the students to have some interaction with young children. The students were encouraged to start their babysitting busi-ness as Mother (or Parent) Helpers where a parent is in the home and the sitter is keep-ing the child (or children) occupied. This allows these new sitters an opportunity to work with small children gaining experience and the parent to work on projects they wish with limited interruptions of childcare.

Madison C., Renee E., Haley H., Brooke J., Kelleigh J., Wyatt L., Emma M., Emma S., Sheala V., Alyssa

W. (not named in order)

KOG Babysitting Class of 2015

Fall Music Rehearsal Schedule Rehearsals beginning the week of September 6

Tuesday Women’s Choir (1st & 4th Tuesdays) 5:30- 6:30pm Worship Band 7:30-8:30pm Wednesday Cherub Choir (Pre-K and K) 5:15-5:45pm Celebration Youth Choir 5:00-5:45pm Music Learning (optional for 1-6 grades) 5:50-6:20pm Clarinet Choir 6:15-7:15pm Sanctuary Choir 7:30-9:00pm Thursday Joy Ringers 10:15-11:15am Glory Ringers 6:00-7:00pm Sunday KOG Orchestra (1st and 4th Sunday) 12:00-1:00pm

Other Program Offerings:

Men’s Ensemble- Director Jeremy Peterman

Questions?

Contact Cyndee Chafee, Director of Music Ministries

480-838-0477 or CyndeeC@kogaz.org

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Sunday Morning Jazz Worship with Laurie Fagen, jazz vocalist and her accompanist, Frank Smith on Sunday August 2, 8:00 and 10:00 am services.

Laurie Fagen

With extensive vocal and instrumental music training, long-time Valley resident Laurie Fagen of Chandler performs classic jazz in clubs and res-taurants and for corporate and public events, public private parties and other settings. Her first instrument was clarinet, followed by oboe and then alto and tenor sax, where she played in a highly-acclaimed, award-winning jazz band that traveled throughout the Midwest. She also performs and sings with the KOG Clarinet Choir. Check

out www.LaurieFagen.com.

Frank Smith

With a Bachelor’s degree in music composition, Frank Smith now has more than 50 years of professional experience as a flute, sax and keyboard player. Frank has also played with a wide range of internationally known stars, including Gladys Knight and the Pips, The Coasters, Frankie Valle, Little Anthony and the Imperials, The Diamonds, The Fifth Dimension and more. He has been a featured soloist with the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra and was the woodwind soloist on the Network Televi-sion series “Evening Shade.” He currently gigs around town with Laurie Fagen &

Friends and his own band, Home Cookin’. Info at www.soulfulsaxguy.com.

Exciting News from KOG Music Ministry

The Children’s Choirs and Celebration Singers will be combined for a dynamic music making opportunity for children grades 1-8 including voices and instruments. This will be a wonderful opportunity for the children to musically learn and grow together. The choir will be team directed by Debbie Engelsman, Bev Hamilton and Marilyn Lingwall.

Celebration Youth Choir We are very excited to begin a new season of music ministry with the youth of KOG. Our focus will be on leading worship through singing, and playing a variety of instruments. Rehearsals will be on Wednesdays, 5:00-5:45, in the music rehearsal room. Celebration Youth Choir, which includes grades 1-8, will participate in worship one Sunday a month at the 9:15 service. The first rehearsal for CYC (Celebration Youth Choir) will be on September 9th. Questions? Contact Debbie Engelsman at engfam73@aol.com. There is also an optional educational opportunity for children grades 1-6. Music Learning classes will be on Wednesday nights following CYC rehearsal from 5:50 - 6:20pm.

Music Ministry - Cyndee Chaffee, Director

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Music Ministry - Cyndee Chaffee, Director

Summer Choir

Singers (ages high school through adult)

are most welcome to attend rehearsals

for Summer Choir. Rehearsals will be at

9:00am on the Sunday morning the choir is scheduled to sing.

Summer Choir will sing the last Sunday August. The date is

August 23. Put this date on your calendar and be sure to join us for singing and fellowship.

Outreach Paz de Cristo 2nd Sunday of Each Month 4:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

A big thank you . . . to those who serve at Paz de Cristo. Every month volunteers from KOG give a few hours of their time to help at Paz de Cristo, a community-based organization that serves meals to the homeless. Do you have a special group of friends you meet with such as a breakfast group, bible study, or movie

group? If so, get together with them and sign up to volunteer for Paz. Sign up sheets are located in the Narthex for your convenience.

Thank you to the June Volunteers! Thank you to the July Volunteers!

Gloria Aksentowitz Mike Pedersen Margaret Schumacher Lee Montei Ann Veeh Alan Veeh Ahnna Crosby David Molesworth Michael Kuban Linda Ritland Donna Erickson Jennifer Grigsby Kirsten Porter Riley Porter Barbara Barmore Julie Boyd Rachel Hoops Jeremy Peterman Kay Boyer Ione Lucht Barbara Brownlee

Parker Gray Glenn Gray Cameron Gray Michael Kuban Ahnna Crosby Jessica Nimtz John Wennes Mason Lindley Billy Church Jennifer Grigsby Nyla Tarpley Dick Watt Ione Lucht Melinda Nimtz Jenna Nimtz Jim Transgrud Dena Transgrud Lee Montei Bill Church Cole Humphries Barbara Brownlee

- If you shop at amazon.com, shop through AmazonSmile. A portion of your purchase goes to King of Glory! Go to smile.amazon.com, sign in to your amazon.com account, then type King of Glory Lutheran Church, Tempe, AZ in the search box to sign up. Or use this link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/86-0222243.

Support King of Glory

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Office Notes

Summer Address

King of Glory wants to be able to reach you if you live somewhere else during the summer. Forms are available in the Welcome Center and the church office. Please fill one out to keep your address updated!

GIVING ONLINE

Just as you rely upon receiving income on a regular basis, King of Glory relies on your regular contributions. KOG appreciates the efforts of congregation members to make consistent donations throughout the year—especially during popular summer travel periods. To assist you, the church provides a convenient electronic giving option for setting up regular contributions. Please con-tact the church office or click on the “give” at www.kogaz.org. A form will pop up and you can contribute there.

KOG KA$H

Did you know you can sup-port King of Glory just by shopping at Fry’s? To get started, sign up with your V.I.P. Card and select

King of Glory Lutheran Church as the organization you wish to support. Once you’re enrolled, you’ll earn rewards for KOG every time you shop and use your V.I.P. Card! If you have been in the Community Rewards Program in the past, you must sign up every year for KOG to continue receiving rewards. It’s easy to enroll. Go online to frysfood.com, click on the Community tab, click on Community Rewards and follow the in-

structions! Simple, easy and very beneficial. Between March 1, 2015 and May 31, 2015 KOG earned over $250.00 with this program! Thanks to all the KOG shoppers that used their Fry’s V.I.P. Card! Just a reminder, August 1, 2015 - time to re-enroll in the Fry’s Community Rewards Program!

Fry’s Community Rewards

Program

Applebee’s any-one? How about Buffalo Wild-Wings... California Pizza Kitchen or Chipotle… something for everyone at the KOG KA$H table! Are you crafting this summer? Try our Jo-Anne’s Gift Cards! When you plan your summer bbq don’t forget to purchase cards to Sprouts, Safeway, or Basha’s. All gift cards purchased help your KOG youth! The KOG KA$H table is open for business in the nar-thex on Sundays and during the week in the church office. Thank you for your support.

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PARTNERS IN MINISTRY

Just a reminder to everyone! Register for the 2015-2016 year

Children’s Music Ministries, Children’s Ministries,

Crossover & Confirmation and Adult Music Ministries…

Registration forms available online, in the church office or

in the Welcome Center.

PARTNERS IN MINISTRY Ministers………………………..…………………...….All People of Christ’s Church

Senior Pastor/Administrator…………………………..…..……....Roger Gordon

Director Of Worship and Music Ministries..……......….….Cyndee Chaffee Organist and Associate Director of Worship.……......Jeremy Peterman

Music Directors

Celebration Youth Choir Directors……………...……Debbie Engelsman

………………………….Bev Hamilton

…………………….Marilyn Lingwall Worship Band (High School and older)……………………..Chris Holden

Directors of Children’s Ministries

Child Care (infant-2 yrs)………………………..……………….……....Julie Leaf

Children’s Ministry (2 yrs-gr. 4)………….………...………….....Susan Bell

Crossover (gr. 5-6)………………………….…..………………....Beth Furgason

KOG Preschool………………………………………….…….…………..…Cindy Stark Coordinator of Adult Ministries………………..………...…………Ruth Spencer

Director of Health Ministry…………………………....………..Karen Hernandez

Website Designer…………………………………………………....Heather Hamilton

Administrative Secretary…………..…………….……….……Wanda Frenchman

Membership Sec./Receptionist……………....…….… Beverly Andrews Business Coordinator……………………………………..……….....Vicki Hegebush

Custodian…………………………………...……………...………..…...Mel Mountain

Buildings and Grounds…………...………...………………………….Holden Nelson

…………………….…………...Randy Lawdahl

Food Service ………………………………………………..……………….Diane Strand ………………………...Chris Burnside

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: David Eske, President, Debbie Knight, Vice President, Kathy Lindquist Secretary/Treasurer; Scott Hamilton, Matt Marino, Glenn Gray, At Large Members, Senior Pastor, Roger Gordon

Summer Worship Schedule

8:00 and 10:00am May 24 - September 6

Communion at 8:00am every Sunday Communion at both services

The first and third Sundays

Children’s Ministry Programs - 10:00am KOG Kids in Action

3yrs old-8th Grade

Each Sunday in August all kids (ages 3yrs -8th grade)

will be invited during the 10:00am service to join us as

we learn about community needs.

Breakfast in the KOG Center

8:30am - 11:15am every Sunday

Website: kogaz.org Phone: 480 838-0477 Fax: 480 820-4127

E-Mail: info@kogaz.org

Calling all Amigos...Friends! King of Glory is in need of volun-

teers to help out with the Amigos group. When do they

meet? Amigos meet every Friday at 6:30am - Rain or Shine!

What do the Amigos actually do? The group assists in

grounds keeping, raking, edging, mowing...bring your gloves!

What’s in it for me? Well, you get the pleasure of being in the

great outdoors as well as knowing you are helping maintain

King of Glory’s beautiful landscaping. Oh, and don’t forget

the reward...a wonderful, fresh donut and coffee after the work is done! Want more information? Contact

the church office.