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March 31 2015 Volume 44 Issu

Seeking God Sharing Love amp Serving Others - Woodmontrsquos Way of Life

In This Issue

From Our Staff and Leadership Clay Stauffer 2 Justin Gung 2 Farrell Mason 3Announcements 3Adult Education 5Photos 5Youth Group 6Woodmont Kids 6Bulletin Board 7Upholding Our Church 8

The SpireMAUNDY THURSDAY APRIL 2nd

Special 5-Star Dinner at 535 pm in Drowota Hall followed by a live reenactment of theLast Supper of Communion at 615 pm You may bring a special cup from home (cups also provided)

Roasted Garlic Chicken Orange Glazed Carrots Roasted Red Potatoes Mixed Green SaladFlour-less Chocolate Cake Pizza for the Kids 5-Star Dinner is on Thursday during Holy Week only

GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 3rd

Worship Service ldquoThe Seven Last Words of Christrdquo at 530 pm in the Sanctuary with the Chancel Choir

ldquoThe Seven Last Words of Christrdquo

First Word - Justin GungldquoFather forgive them for they know not what they dordquo

Luke 2334

Second Word - Trey FlowersldquoTruly I say to you today you will be with me in Paradiserdquo

Luke 2343

Third Word - Thom Schuyler

He said to his mother ldquoWoman behold your sonrdquoThen he said to the disciple ldquoBehold your Motherrdquo

John 1926-27

Fourth Word - Clay StaufferldquoMy God my God why have you forsaken merdquo

Matthew 2746

Fifth Word - Tallu QuinnldquoI thirstrdquo

John 1928

Sixth Word - Michael WhittingtonldquoIt is finishedrdquo

John 1930

Seventh Word - Roy StaufferldquoFather into thy hands I commit my spiritrdquo

Luke 2346

Prayer Vigil begins at 700 pm and concludes Easter Sunday at 700 am

SATURDAY APRIL 4th

EASTER SUNDAY WORSHIP APRIL 5th please see page 7 for information on parking

Clay Stauffer PreachingSermon ldquoNothing Left to Fearrdquo bull Scripture Matthew 281-10 amp I Corinthians 1512-19

bull 700 am - Sunrise Service (Outdoor Chapel - may bring a chair)bull 930 am - Worship in the Sanctuary and The Bridge Drowota Hallbull 1100 am - Worship service in the Sanctuary

FLOWERING THE CROSS

Please bring flowers from home (or purchased) to decorate the cross at the sanctuary entrance any time onEaster morning This is a favorite tradition for the children

Child DedicationsMarch 29 2015 bull Palm Sunday

Luke McAdams Smith

Cannon Joy Luke and Robert Smith

l-r Helen Kate Jenny Paul Sophieand Ella Grace Steele

Helen Kate Steele

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Was Jesus Political by Clay StaufHoly Week is upon us which causes me to wrestle

with a question ldquoWas Jesus a political personrdquo If welook at the way his final days unfolded we might getour answer

Stanley Hauerwas says ldquoJesusrsquo triumphant entryinto Jerusalem is an unmistakable political act He hascome to be acknowledged as King He is the son ofDavid the one long expected to free Jerusalem fromforeign domination Yet this king triumphs not through

violent revolt but by being for Israel the one who is able to show it that

its worship of God is its freedom He is Israelrsquos long expected priestlyking whom the prophets said would come His entry into Jerusalem istherefore rightly celebrated by those who are not in powerrdquo

Can you imagine the irony of Palm Sunday The Jewish peoplewere expecting a great warrior They were expecting a mighty soldierto liberate them from Roman oppression They were expecting a grandentry into the city similar to that of Pontius Pilate And here comesJesus humble calm riding a donkey Reminding us that the kingdomof God is very different from the kingdoms of this world

What happens at the temple He gets angry at the money changersand causes a scene He turns over the tables and quotes Jewish scriptureby saying ldquoMy house shall be called a house of prayer but you aremaking it a den of robbersrdquo Hauerwas says ldquoGoing to the temple isperhaps even more signif icant than his triumphant entry into Jerusalem

The temple defines Israel The worship of God and political obedienceare inseparable The abuses surrounding the temple and Israelrsquospolitical subjugation are but aspects of the same political realityrdquo Romehad figured out an effective way to occupy the land paying the Jewishreligious leaders well to keep the people in line The chief priests soldout for financial gain

According to NT Wright ldquoJerusalem had lost its way so drasticasomehow the leaders of the Jewish people had gotten things so wroin their collusion with Rome and in their corruption oppression agreed somehow the Jewish people Jesusrsquo own people had gotten thinso wrong in their determination to bring Godrsquos victory to the wothrough military violence and armed rebellion ndash that the only word last of the prophets can now speak is the word of judgment foundMatthew 24 lsquoNot one stone will be left standing upon another Allthem will be thrown downrdquo Jesus showed incredible courage in calliout the authorities but he knew it would not end well He knew that y

canrsquot challenge the system without dire consequences We know whappened Friday

Wright says ldquoThat is part of the mystery of his crucifixiolsquowounded for our transgressions crushed for our iniquityrsquo He cannestablish the new creation without allowing the poison in the oldhave its full effect He cannot launch Godrsquos kingdom of justice truand peace unless injustice lies and violence do their worst and likhurricane blow themselves out exhausting their force on this one spHe cannot begin the work of healing the world unless he provides tantidote to the infection that would otherwise destroy the project frowithinrdquo It all comes together Holy Week ldquoWe see how the early wof Jesusrsquo public career the healings the celebrations the forgiveness changed hearts all look forward to this moment This is what it loolike when Israelrsquos God becomes kingrdquo

Please join us for Holy Week activities and worship services on MauThursday Good Friday Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday I look forwardseeing you there

Blessings

The Resurrection and the Life by Justin GuRecently on a Sunday afternoon I received an

urgent message on my voice-mail Wayne Puckett abeloved church member who had been in the hospitalfor months had suddenly taken a turn for the worseAccording to the nurses watching him he seemed tobe entering the final stage of life when hersquod transition

from this world to that which lies beyond itI rushed to Waynersquos bedside What I sawthere saddened me I saw a man confined to his bed unconscious andunresponsive More than that I saw a friend I saw a friend who wasso different than how I had always known him Normally so full of lifehe was now nearing death Normally so quick to help others he wasgreatly in need of help himself Weak and frail with labored breath hecould not leave his bed Sure enough later that week Wayne enteredhospice care

It comforts me to know that whatever pain I have felt Jesus has feltit too Whatever loss I have suffered Jesus has suffered it as well Jesusunderstands what itrsquos like for a friend to die for a dear friend of his diedtoo That friendrsquos name was Lazarus

The book of John tells us that when Lazarus died Jesus visited his

sister Martha Itrsquos not hard to hear the pain probably even the blamein her voice ldquoLord if you had been here my brother would not havediedrdquo (1121) But as if to assure her that the final chapter had not beenwritten he responded ldquoI am the resurrection and the life Whoeverbelieves in me though he die yet shall he live and everyone who livesand believes in me shall never dierdquo (1125-26)

Did Martha understand Jesusrsquo words Or were they opaque to herWhatever the case they must have rung like a bell in her ears for theyhave been ringing in the ears of the faithful for two millennia I am theresurrection and the life

He proceeded to the tomb of his friend There Jesus wept Likeso many of us grieve for our friend Wayne he grieved for his friendLazarus The ground on which Jesus stood became wet with tears thevery tears of God

Then moved with compassion Jesus performed a miracle and it

was among his greatest if not the very greatest Calling Lazarus oof the tomb Jesus raised his friend to life Dead for four days dead ja moment ago Lazarus was alive again ldquoTake off the grave clothes alet him gordquo his Savior said

At this point the book of John gives us a fascinating detail Tchief priests Pharisees and ruling council saw all of this transpir

and felt threatened by Jesus They said to each other ldquoIf we let him on like this everyone will believe in him and the Romans will coand take away both our place and our nation So from that day on thmade plans to put him to deathrdquo (1148 53)

Rather than rejoice at the miracle they seek a twisted retributagainst the miracle-worker How odd How backward Yet such the sinful ways of humankind How many times has this happenin history Though a person does good he receives not reward bpunishment from the jealous insecure and hateful

From this point forth Jesus was in grave danger because thoin power began to plot his death Of course in this Holy Week wereminded of what those evil plotters did They paid one of Jesclosest friends for betraying him They arrested Jesus They tried hin a ldquokangaroo courtrdquo and lobbied for his execution They had him fi

tortured and then crucified But what they probably did not know is what Jesus had saidMartha I am the resurrection and the life Sure enough three days laton that glorious Easter morn he was raised to life again Just as Jescalled Lazarus out of the tomb God called Jesus out of the tomb

At Easter we celebrate this most consequential truth Jesus livHe is vivified vindicated and victorious He is Lord of life and deaThere is hope for you there is hope for me there is hope for Wayne tno parting of our company will ever be permanent and that a joyreunion awaits us in the kingdom of heaven Jesus lives The tomb conot contain him nor will it contain those who are in him

He says so himself ldquoI am the resurrection and the life Whoevbelieves in me though he die yet shall he live and everyone who livand believes in me shall never dierdquo

Happy Easter my dear friends

The following article was published in The Tennessean March 26th 2015

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This past week I was in my home state of SouthCarolina Although our state flower is the palm tree Irsquompartial to the Angel Oak mythic in size and elegantlyadorned in a crocheted cape of silvery moss Driving thefamiliar old road from Charleston to the isle of Kiawahone cannot help but fall under these treersquos spell I wasreminded of one of the classics from my childhood TheGiving Tree by Shell Silverstein

The story begins with a regal tree and a little boyIt is a relationship of unconditional love from the start In the beginningthe boy comes to the tree to climb and swing in her branches with theinnocence and glee that only a child can possess The Tree is happy Forshe loves the boy even more than she loves herself As the years pass theboy grows up In an effort to find his way in the world the boy makesmistakes loses his way experiences both the joys and the disappointmentsinherent to lifersquos journey The boy returns to his evergreen friend in hisgreatest need And the Tree is happy First she gladly offers him all ofher apples to sell for money Next it is her branches that she freely givesthe boy so he can build himself a house And then the day comes whereshe willingly sacrifices all that she is and allows the boy to cut her down toa stump to build a boat Through all of thismdashThe Tree is happy

Imagine if we lived in a world where everyone loved like the ldquoGivingTreerdquo A world where we gave away the coat off our own back set a place atour family table for the ugly the outcast and the forgotten doled out mercyinstead of judgment preached hope to the hopeless and spent our lives

searching the world over for the darkest corner so we could light a lampBut that would mean that we would have to think of someone

elsersquos needs before our own Instead of living our lives bent on personalachievement the accumulation of material possessions and trophies andpersonal security we would choose the less-traveled path of the saintsSuddenly we would experience that mystical glow that comes to thosewho are selfless and our lives would be imbued with meaning

When I read The Giving Tree today I think of Jesus For thirty-three years he gave us all that he hadmdashwisdom healing compassionforgiveness hope tears flesh bone and heart Like the Giving Tree even

when Jesus appeared to have nothing moreto give strung up on a cross with onlymere breaths left to his name he still founda way to give more In the most fragile andfrightening moments of his humanity hecontinued to forgive reassure love andpoint us in the direction of heaven Evendeath could not thwart his desire to loveus Easter morning arrived and with it hisgreatest gift ever the incomprehensiblemdash the promise of eternal life

Where Jesus dared to love indiscriminately and with recklabandon because of fear we love selectively and within safe boundarie

Letrsquos be honest we can be stingy with our love We so often gito our marriages our friendships our church our worldmdashjust enougWersquoll give a couple of our apples here and there for good measure wrthe check to charity do a kind deed in our marriages and friendshipskeep them afloat but only just enough

As I write these words just enough I know it to be so intimattrue I could just kick a tree for all the times I missed the opportunitybe generous with my words my deedsmdashwith my Love

We live in a world that preaches the survival of the fittest Protyour own interests first and at whatever costs Never show your hand Onfools give away all of their apples Who in their right mind would willinsacrifice their own comfortable life so that another (like the hungry ch

that lives only five miles down the road would have more than one meaday and might actually get the chance to prevail in this world)

To fully understand why God kissed us into being we must have tcourage to love beyond ourselvesmdashBecome a Giving Tree

At the end of The Giving Tree what was once a beautiful tree wnow nothing more than a stump

And She was happyAre we happyLive in HopeFarrell

by Farrell Ma

Woodmont is offering a new group for those who are grieving hosted andled by Hal and Faye Tevebaugh Whether or not you have lost a significant personor a significant loss of another kind the goal of this small group is to help eachother move forward toward a new life - one that is filled with peace and joy

Those who attend find the atmosphere compassionate caring and a safeplace to share their grief experiences while validating and loving one another

Whether your loss is recent or something you have struggled with for a longtime we want you to know that you are welcome just as you are Individuals ofall ages are welcome - groups are small eight to ten individuals so that eachperson has the opportunity to speak about their loss or listen to others until suchtime as they are ready to share

Presently our group meets monthly on the first and third Thursday at 300pm at the home of Hal and Faye Tevebaugh For more information please donot hesitate to call Hal or Faye at (615) 373-2770 We will meet the needs of thosewhose schedules require meeting at another time by forming additional groups

NEW - GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP 2015 GUATEMALA MISSION TRIP INFO MEETIN

Please join us in the boardroom on Sunday April 12th at noon for 30

minutes so that you can hear details ask questions and sign up to gGuatemala this fall We have reserved 22 airline tickets for our missionin October leaving Saturday the 10th and returning Saturday the 17thcost this year is $752 for airfare and $500 for everything else once we ain Guatemala (food transportation housing translators guides)

There will be a $250 per person scholarship from the Mission Tcommittee bringing the cost to $1002 Please donrsquot let cost sway decision as there are several opportunities to make it happen

If you canrsquot attend the meeting on the 12th and know that you wto go to Guatemala in October please send an email to Emmie Thomat edthomas5comcastnet so that we can include you on the lisfolks who are committed to traveling A deposit of $200 to WoodmChristian Church is requested to hold your place

The 2015 Mission Team is looking forward to telling you everythingwant to know about the trip on April 12th

7212019 The Spire March 31 2015 Interactive

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullthe-spire-march-31-2015-interactive 28pg 2

Was Jesus Political by Clay StaufHoly Week is upon us which causes me to wrestle

with a question ldquoWas Jesus a political personrdquo If welook at the way his final days unfolded we might getour answer

Stanley Hauerwas says ldquoJesusrsquo triumphant entryinto Jerusalem is an unmistakable political act He hascome to be acknowledged as King He is the son ofDavid the one long expected to free Jerusalem fromforeign domination Yet this king triumphs not through

violent revolt but by being for Israel the one who is able to show it that

its worship of God is its freedom He is Israelrsquos long expected priestlyking whom the prophets said would come His entry into Jerusalem istherefore rightly celebrated by those who are not in powerrdquo

Can you imagine the irony of Palm Sunday The Jewish peoplewere expecting a great warrior They were expecting a mighty soldierto liberate them from Roman oppression They were expecting a grandentry into the city similar to that of Pontius Pilate And here comesJesus humble calm riding a donkey Reminding us that the kingdomof God is very different from the kingdoms of this world

What happens at the temple He gets angry at the money changersand causes a scene He turns over the tables and quotes Jewish scriptureby saying ldquoMy house shall be called a house of prayer but you aremaking it a den of robbersrdquo Hauerwas says ldquoGoing to the temple isperhaps even more signif icant than his triumphant entry into Jerusalem

The temple defines Israel The worship of God and political obedienceare inseparable The abuses surrounding the temple and Israelrsquospolitical subjugation are but aspects of the same political realityrdquo Romehad figured out an effective way to occupy the land paying the Jewishreligious leaders well to keep the people in line The chief priests soldout for financial gain

According to NT Wright ldquoJerusalem had lost its way so drasticasomehow the leaders of the Jewish people had gotten things so wroin their collusion with Rome and in their corruption oppression agreed somehow the Jewish people Jesusrsquo own people had gotten thinso wrong in their determination to bring Godrsquos victory to the wothrough military violence and armed rebellion ndash that the only word last of the prophets can now speak is the word of judgment foundMatthew 24 lsquoNot one stone will be left standing upon another Allthem will be thrown downrdquo Jesus showed incredible courage in calliout the authorities but he knew it would not end well He knew that y

canrsquot challenge the system without dire consequences We know whappened Friday

Wright says ldquoThat is part of the mystery of his crucifixiolsquowounded for our transgressions crushed for our iniquityrsquo He cannestablish the new creation without allowing the poison in the oldhave its full effect He cannot launch Godrsquos kingdom of justice truand peace unless injustice lies and violence do their worst and likhurricane blow themselves out exhausting their force on this one spHe cannot begin the work of healing the world unless he provides tantidote to the infection that would otherwise destroy the project frowithinrdquo It all comes together Holy Week ldquoWe see how the early wof Jesusrsquo public career the healings the celebrations the forgiveness changed hearts all look forward to this moment This is what it loolike when Israelrsquos God becomes kingrdquo

Please join us for Holy Week activities and worship services on MauThursday Good Friday Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday I look forwardseeing you there

Blessings

The Resurrection and the Life by Justin GuRecently on a Sunday afternoon I received an

urgent message on my voice-mail Wayne Puckett abeloved church member who had been in the hospitalfor months had suddenly taken a turn for the worseAccording to the nurses watching him he seemed tobe entering the final stage of life when hersquod transition

from this world to that which lies beyond itI rushed to Waynersquos bedside What I sawthere saddened me I saw a man confined to his bed unconscious andunresponsive More than that I saw a friend I saw a friend who wasso different than how I had always known him Normally so full of lifehe was now nearing death Normally so quick to help others he wasgreatly in need of help himself Weak and frail with labored breath hecould not leave his bed Sure enough later that week Wayne enteredhospice care

It comforts me to know that whatever pain I have felt Jesus has feltit too Whatever loss I have suffered Jesus has suffered it as well Jesusunderstands what itrsquos like for a friend to die for a dear friend of his diedtoo That friendrsquos name was Lazarus

The book of John tells us that when Lazarus died Jesus visited his

sister Martha Itrsquos not hard to hear the pain probably even the blamein her voice ldquoLord if you had been here my brother would not havediedrdquo (1121) But as if to assure her that the final chapter had not beenwritten he responded ldquoI am the resurrection and the life Whoeverbelieves in me though he die yet shall he live and everyone who livesand believes in me shall never dierdquo (1125-26)

Did Martha understand Jesusrsquo words Or were they opaque to herWhatever the case they must have rung like a bell in her ears for theyhave been ringing in the ears of the faithful for two millennia I am theresurrection and the life

He proceeded to the tomb of his friend There Jesus wept Likeso many of us grieve for our friend Wayne he grieved for his friendLazarus The ground on which Jesus stood became wet with tears thevery tears of God

Then moved with compassion Jesus performed a miracle and it

was among his greatest if not the very greatest Calling Lazarus oof the tomb Jesus raised his friend to life Dead for four days dead ja moment ago Lazarus was alive again ldquoTake off the grave clothes alet him gordquo his Savior said

At this point the book of John gives us a fascinating detail Tchief priests Pharisees and ruling council saw all of this transpir

and felt threatened by Jesus They said to each other ldquoIf we let him on like this everyone will believe in him and the Romans will coand take away both our place and our nation So from that day on thmade plans to put him to deathrdquo (1148 53)

Rather than rejoice at the miracle they seek a twisted retributagainst the miracle-worker How odd How backward Yet such the sinful ways of humankind How many times has this happenin history Though a person does good he receives not reward bpunishment from the jealous insecure and hateful

From this point forth Jesus was in grave danger because thoin power began to plot his death Of course in this Holy Week wereminded of what those evil plotters did They paid one of Jesclosest friends for betraying him They arrested Jesus They tried hin a ldquokangaroo courtrdquo and lobbied for his execution They had him fi

tortured and then crucified But what they probably did not know is what Jesus had saidMartha I am the resurrection and the life Sure enough three days laton that glorious Easter morn he was raised to life again Just as Jescalled Lazarus out of the tomb God called Jesus out of the tomb

At Easter we celebrate this most consequential truth Jesus livHe is vivified vindicated and victorious He is Lord of life and deaThere is hope for you there is hope for me there is hope for Wayne tno parting of our company will ever be permanent and that a joyreunion awaits us in the kingdom of heaven Jesus lives The tomb conot contain him nor will it contain those who are in him

He says so himself ldquoI am the resurrection and the life Whoevbelieves in me though he die yet shall he live and everyone who livand believes in me shall never dierdquo

Happy Easter my dear friends

The following article was published in The Tennessean March 26th 2015

7212019 The Spire March 31 2015 Interactive

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullthe-spire-march-31-2015-interactive 38pg 3

This past week I was in my home state of SouthCarolina Although our state flower is the palm tree Irsquompartial to the Angel Oak mythic in size and elegantlyadorned in a crocheted cape of silvery moss Driving thefamiliar old road from Charleston to the isle of Kiawahone cannot help but fall under these treersquos spell I wasreminded of one of the classics from my childhood TheGiving Tree by Shell Silverstein

The story begins with a regal tree and a little boyIt is a relationship of unconditional love from the start In the beginningthe boy comes to the tree to climb and swing in her branches with theinnocence and glee that only a child can possess The Tree is happy Forshe loves the boy even more than she loves herself As the years pass theboy grows up In an effort to find his way in the world the boy makesmistakes loses his way experiences both the joys and the disappointmentsinherent to lifersquos journey The boy returns to his evergreen friend in hisgreatest need And the Tree is happy First she gladly offers him all ofher apples to sell for money Next it is her branches that she freely givesthe boy so he can build himself a house And then the day comes whereshe willingly sacrifices all that she is and allows the boy to cut her down toa stump to build a boat Through all of thismdashThe Tree is happy

Imagine if we lived in a world where everyone loved like the ldquoGivingTreerdquo A world where we gave away the coat off our own back set a place atour family table for the ugly the outcast and the forgotten doled out mercyinstead of judgment preached hope to the hopeless and spent our lives

searching the world over for the darkest corner so we could light a lampBut that would mean that we would have to think of someone

elsersquos needs before our own Instead of living our lives bent on personalachievement the accumulation of material possessions and trophies andpersonal security we would choose the less-traveled path of the saintsSuddenly we would experience that mystical glow that comes to thosewho are selfless and our lives would be imbued with meaning

When I read The Giving Tree today I think of Jesus For thirty-three years he gave us all that he hadmdashwisdom healing compassionforgiveness hope tears flesh bone and heart Like the Giving Tree even

when Jesus appeared to have nothing moreto give strung up on a cross with onlymere breaths left to his name he still founda way to give more In the most fragile andfrightening moments of his humanity hecontinued to forgive reassure love andpoint us in the direction of heaven Evendeath could not thwart his desire to loveus Easter morning arrived and with it hisgreatest gift ever the incomprehensiblemdash the promise of eternal life

Where Jesus dared to love indiscriminately and with recklabandon because of fear we love selectively and within safe boundarie

Letrsquos be honest we can be stingy with our love We so often gito our marriages our friendships our church our worldmdashjust enougWersquoll give a couple of our apples here and there for good measure wrthe check to charity do a kind deed in our marriages and friendshipskeep them afloat but only just enough

As I write these words just enough I know it to be so intimattrue I could just kick a tree for all the times I missed the opportunitybe generous with my words my deedsmdashwith my Love

We live in a world that preaches the survival of the fittest Protyour own interests first and at whatever costs Never show your hand Onfools give away all of their apples Who in their right mind would willinsacrifice their own comfortable life so that another (like the hungry ch

that lives only five miles down the road would have more than one meaday and might actually get the chance to prevail in this world)

To fully understand why God kissed us into being we must have tcourage to love beyond ourselvesmdashBecome a Giving Tree

At the end of The Giving Tree what was once a beautiful tree wnow nothing more than a stump

And She was happyAre we happyLive in HopeFarrell

by Farrell Ma

Woodmont is offering a new group for those who are grieving hosted andled by Hal and Faye Tevebaugh Whether or not you have lost a significant personor a significant loss of another kind the goal of this small group is to help eachother move forward toward a new life - one that is filled with peace and joy

Those who attend find the atmosphere compassionate caring and a safeplace to share their grief experiences while validating and loving one another

Whether your loss is recent or something you have struggled with for a longtime we want you to know that you are welcome just as you are Individuals ofall ages are welcome - groups are small eight to ten individuals so that eachperson has the opportunity to speak about their loss or listen to others until suchtime as they are ready to share

Presently our group meets monthly on the first and third Thursday at 300pm at the home of Hal and Faye Tevebaugh For more information please donot hesitate to call Hal or Faye at (615) 373-2770 We will meet the needs of thosewhose schedules require meeting at another time by forming additional groups

NEW - GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP 2015 GUATEMALA MISSION TRIP INFO MEETIN

Please join us in the boardroom on Sunday April 12th at noon for 30

minutes so that you can hear details ask questions and sign up to gGuatemala this fall We have reserved 22 airline tickets for our missionin October leaving Saturday the 10th and returning Saturday the 17thcost this year is $752 for airfare and $500 for everything else once we ain Guatemala (food transportation housing translators guides)

There will be a $250 per person scholarship from the Mission Tcommittee bringing the cost to $1002 Please donrsquot let cost sway decision as there are several opportunities to make it happen

If you canrsquot attend the meeting on the 12th and know that you wto go to Guatemala in October please send an email to Emmie Thomat edthomas5comcastnet so that we can include you on the lisfolks who are committed to traveling A deposit of $200 to WoodmChristian Church is requested to hold your place

The 2015 Mission Team is looking forward to telling you everythingwant to know about the trip on April 12th

7212019 The Spire March 31 2015 Interactive

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullthe-spire-march-31-2015-interactive 38pg 3

This past week I was in my home state of SouthCarolina Although our state flower is the palm tree Irsquompartial to the Angel Oak mythic in size and elegantlyadorned in a crocheted cape of silvery moss Driving thefamiliar old road from Charleston to the isle of Kiawahone cannot help but fall under these treersquos spell I wasreminded of one of the classics from my childhood TheGiving Tree by Shell Silverstein

The story begins with a regal tree and a little boyIt is a relationship of unconditional love from the start In the beginningthe boy comes to the tree to climb and swing in her branches with theinnocence and glee that only a child can possess The Tree is happy Forshe loves the boy even more than she loves herself As the years pass theboy grows up In an effort to find his way in the world the boy makesmistakes loses his way experiences both the joys and the disappointmentsinherent to lifersquos journey The boy returns to his evergreen friend in hisgreatest need And the Tree is happy First she gladly offers him all ofher apples to sell for money Next it is her branches that she freely givesthe boy so he can build himself a house And then the day comes whereshe willingly sacrifices all that she is and allows the boy to cut her down toa stump to build a boat Through all of thismdashThe Tree is happy

Imagine if we lived in a world where everyone loved like the ldquoGivingTreerdquo A world where we gave away the coat off our own back set a place atour family table for the ugly the outcast and the forgotten doled out mercyinstead of judgment preached hope to the hopeless and spent our lives

searching the world over for the darkest corner so we could light a lampBut that would mean that we would have to think of someone

elsersquos needs before our own Instead of living our lives bent on personalachievement the accumulation of material possessions and trophies andpersonal security we would choose the less-traveled path of the saintsSuddenly we would experience that mystical glow that comes to thosewho are selfless and our lives would be imbued with meaning

When I read The Giving Tree today I think of Jesus For thirty-three years he gave us all that he hadmdashwisdom healing compassionforgiveness hope tears flesh bone and heart Like the Giving Tree even

when Jesus appeared to have nothing moreto give strung up on a cross with onlymere breaths left to his name he still founda way to give more In the most fragile andfrightening moments of his humanity hecontinued to forgive reassure love andpoint us in the direction of heaven Evendeath could not thwart his desire to loveus Easter morning arrived and with it hisgreatest gift ever the incomprehensiblemdash the promise of eternal life

Where Jesus dared to love indiscriminately and with recklabandon because of fear we love selectively and within safe boundarie

Letrsquos be honest we can be stingy with our love We so often gito our marriages our friendships our church our worldmdashjust enougWersquoll give a couple of our apples here and there for good measure wrthe check to charity do a kind deed in our marriages and friendshipskeep them afloat but only just enough

As I write these words just enough I know it to be so intimattrue I could just kick a tree for all the times I missed the opportunitybe generous with my words my deedsmdashwith my Love

We live in a world that preaches the survival of the fittest Protyour own interests first and at whatever costs Never show your hand Onfools give away all of their apples Who in their right mind would willinsacrifice their own comfortable life so that another (like the hungry ch

that lives only five miles down the road would have more than one meaday and might actually get the chance to prevail in this world)

To fully understand why God kissed us into being we must have tcourage to love beyond ourselvesmdashBecome a Giving Tree

At the end of The Giving Tree what was once a beautiful tree wnow nothing more than a stump

And She was happyAre we happyLive in HopeFarrell

by Farrell Ma

Woodmont is offering a new group for those who are grieving hosted andled by Hal and Faye Tevebaugh Whether or not you have lost a significant personor a significant loss of another kind the goal of this small group is to help eachother move forward toward a new life - one that is filled with peace and joy

Those who attend find the atmosphere compassionate caring and a safeplace to share their grief experiences while validating and loving one another

Whether your loss is recent or something you have struggled with for a longtime we want you to know that you are welcome just as you are Individuals ofall ages are welcome - groups are small eight to ten individuals so that eachperson has the opportunity to speak about their loss or listen to others until suchtime as they are ready to share

Presently our group meets monthly on the first and third Thursday at 300pm at the home of Hal and Faye Tevebaugh For more information please donot hesitate to call Hal or Faye at (615) 373-2770 We will meet the needs of thosewhose schedules require meeting at another time by forming additional groups

NEW - GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP 2015 GUATEMALA MISSION TRIP INFO MEETIN

Please join us in the boardroom on Sunday April 12th at noon for 30

minutes so that you can hear details ask questions and sign up to gGuatemala this fall We have reserved 22 airline tickets for our missionin October leaving Saturday the 10th and returning Saturday the 17thcost this year is $752 for airfare and $500 for everything else once we ain Guatemala (food transportation housing translators guides)

There will be a $250 per person scholarship from the Mission Tcommittee bringing the cost to $1002 Please donrsquot let cost sway decision as there are several opportunities to make it happen

If you canrsquot attend the meeting on the 12th and know that you wto go to Guatemala in October please send an email to Emmie Thomat edthomas5comcastnet so that we can include you on the lisfolks who are committed to traveling A deposit of $200 to WoodmChristian Church is requested to hold your place

The 2015 Mission Team is looking forward to telling you everythingwant to know about the trip on April 12th

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The Menu Creamy Beef and Noodle Casserole topped with CheddarCheese Green Beans Mixed Green Salad Yellow Pound Cake withChocolate Sauce Pizza for the Kids

Make reservations by calling the church office 6152978563 byemailing Rebecca - rvaughanwoodmontccorg on-line by visitingtinycc5StarWoodmont or on Sundayrsquos Connection Card

The Outreach Grants Committee awarded funding to the following organizations for quarter of the fiscal year

Barefoot RepublicBethany FellowshipBethany Hills Camp

Community Care FellowshipFellowship of Christian Athletes

Leaving the CocoonLifesong for Orphans

Martha OrsquoBryan CenterNashville Food Project

Nashville Rescue MissionRebuilding Nashville Together

Room In the InnMinisterrsquos Discretion Fund

GRANTS AWARDED

HAPPY APRIL BIRTHDAYS

Barbara Sullivan

Bonnie Farrar

Rachel

Tanner-Smith

Tate Rich

Bradley Church

Emily Patten

Faye Tevebaugh

Amy Shaffer

Stuart Brent

Suzanne Smothers

Pam Zimmerman

Walter WhiteGrace Richardson

Johnson

Katy Quinn

Lee Cornelius

Tom Woodard

Charley Hankla

Joy Haught

Frank Phinizy

6 Eugene Regen

Ginger May

Seth Norman

Charlie Webb

Jim Hester

Scott Gupton

Eli Fengler-Ward

7 Sue Ann Moore

Becca Gossett

8 Ray Dickerson

Montgomery Cate

Hamburg

Laura FitzgeraldEdward Hernandez

9 Lin Folk

Steven Stroup

Ellen Thomas

Kathy Gibson

Lucinda Holley

Sherrie Harris

Hollie Gray

Jackson Gupton

Madison Gupton

Michelle Milam

10 Jim Alexander

Will Johnston

Elizabeth Hines

Scott Toncray

Angie Kinman

11 Dottie Hetzel

Phillip Montgomery

David Montgomery

12 Paul Rising

13 Lissa McHugh

Harvey WhiteMarcus Crider

Joseph Waller McMillin

Bert Hensley

14 Julie Howell

Mike Fuller

Levon Hill

Henley Hill

Rosemary Weldon

15 Cole Diamond

16 Janice Ward

Louisa Harris

Mary Overstreet

Whitney Holield

Christie Harrison

17 Jennifer Chewning

James Phillips

Kailey Hand

18 Gayle Hughes

Stephen Quinn

Mary Kiger

Jordan Stauffer Dylan Gray

Phillip Schmutz

19 Joe Zoretic

Nick Coppola

20 Taylor Donahoe

Brian Williams

Laura Dovan

Cassidy Thomas

20 Owen Underwood

21 Judy Wilson

Roland Reed

Sandi Wolverton

Grace French

Susan Murphy

22 John McHugh

Lauren Coppola

Kimber Rockey

Xander Bowman

23 Kathryn Hasty

Jim Dickson

Henry Smith Andrew Jackson

Patrick Williams

Nick Forlidas

24 Sara Farrar

Mike George

David Maloney

25 Martha Hobby

Rebekah Larson

Kate Duplessis

Tommy Lawren

26 John Patten

Greg Cashion

Daniel Patten

27 Clay Close

Lloyd Grifn

Eliza PaisleyElizabeth Steele

28 Frank Russell D

Wilson Wattenb

Gayle Cherry

Rosanne Bruce29 Addison Hartle

Robbie Quinn

30 Leah Allen

5983085STAR DINNER WEDNESDAY APRIL 8

535 PM IN DROWOTA HALL

The members of Woodmontrsquos Christian Womenrsquos Fellowship invite you to experience the story of anextraordinary woman Katie Davis while enjoying a delicious meal among your sisters in Christ Katiegrew up in Brentwood and at 18 years of age heard and answered the Lordrsquos call to serve others withelentless love and compassion Katie went on to establish Amazima Ministries International a non profit

organization that works to meet the physical emotional and spiritual needs of the people of UgandaSome of you may have even read her book Kisses from Katie We will hear from women who are fellowervants in this ministry We look forward to sharing this special evening and to growing in the presence

of Christ and each other Make reservations by Thursday April 2nd at noon by calling 6152978563 or by emailing rvaughanwoodmontccorg $800 per attendee Child care provided

A SPECIAL EVENING OF FAITH amp LOVE MONDAY APRIL 6th bull 600 PM STEWARDSHIP CAMPAIGN amp

CLAY RECOMMENDS

Woodmontrsquos 2015 StewarCampaign kicks off right Easter Look in your emaisnail mail box for this ytheme logo and verse Alsofor daily devotionals and cominformation in the InSpireSpire publications beginning

week This yearrsquos Co-ChairKathy and Tom Patten

As we usher in the Stewardship season Clay Starecommends reading Enough Discovering Joy thrSimplicity and Generosity by Adam Hamilton

Enough is an invitation to rediscover the Biblersquos wiswhen it comes to prudent financial practices In tpages are found the keys to experiencing contentmovercoming fear and discovering joy through simpand generosity This book could change your lifchanging your relationship with money

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630 PM WEDNESDAY CLASS 983085 BEGINS APRIL 8

Class Room Description

My Experiment Withandhi

Boardroom Donrsquot miss a unique opportunity to learn more about Mahatma Gandhi On April 8 15 amp 22 Rev RobeColeman who spent 6 years on the staff of the Riverside Church in NYC will share his personal experienspending time in India at the Gandhi Institute He will focus on the life and teachings of Gandhi about truthsatyagraha (non-violence) Class 1 ndash My personal experience in India with the Gandhi Peace Foundation 2 ndash The Myth of Redemptive Violence ndash how killing does not lead to an end of killing bull Class 3 ndash The Hidden of Hinduism Christology based on Hindu roots

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES 983085 930 AM AND 1100 AM

Class RmTime Description

sciples Classd by Dr C Roy Stauffer

105930 am This class focuses on the Scriptures and how they speak to our lives and lifestyles today

hallenge Class ordinated by Paul Hardincc-challengeclasscom

200930 am This class studies and discusses the Bible Christian history and contemporary issues from a Chrperspective using a variety of formats Through April 26 2015 the class is studying the parables ofusing Amy-Jill Levinersquos book Short Stories by Jesus The Enigmatic Parables of a Controversial Rabbi Note will be no class on Easter Sunday April 5 2015

oung Adult Sunday Schoold by Rob Quinn

Boardroom945 am Note start time is 945 am This is a one-hour class focused on the Bible attended by many young abetween the ages of 26-35 This is an open forum for in-depth readingdiscussion of scripture

piritual Journeys for Women -Closer Look at Celtic Spirituality d by Anne Alexander Stauffer

The Bay930 am Take a trip with us back to our roots to the Goodness Love Nature and Vision of the Early Church bits original message was captured changed and controlled by organized religion Meet this Jesuslongs to meet you NOW

eflections Classd by Dr C Roy Stauffer

2001100 am This is a Bible and issue based class that thrives on discussion and group participation Participants exquestions of the Christian faith

piritual Journeys Classnd Hour co-ed)d by Anne Alexander Stauffer

The Bay1100 am We are a coed confidential group dedicated to sharing its experience strength and hope based upotwelve steps of life in Christ and spiritual principles for more abundant living Participants find the csafe and uplifting way to build community and process lifersquos challenges

athways Classd by Laura Dovan amp Christy Brown

Boardroom1100 am Throughout the year we will watch video lessons and host speakers who share their insight and perspective ochallenges facing the modern Christian family including marriage prayer and growing our faith

oints of View Class 1051100 am This class is an informal discussion group that addresses current issues in the relationship between mculture and Christianity It will both challenge and affirm your beliefs

ollegeUniv Aged Young Adultsd by Thom Schuyler

1001100 am This is a one-hour class focused on the Bible attended by many young adults between the ages of 19-2

is an open forum for in-depth readingdiscussion of scripture

Woodmontrsquos Habitat Family March GEMS Meeting - African Safari Palm Sunday - Grace Notes Choir and Cherub Choir

15 Habitat Build - WCC Turns Over the Keys to Dignity New Life and a New Home Palm Sunday Childrenrsquos Moment - Morning Worship

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This Week at Woodmont - Holy Weekbull Thursday April 2 Maundy Thursday Special 5-Star Dinner at 535 pm followed by a live reenactment of ldquoThe Last Supperrdquo in Drowota Hall -may bring a special cup from home 5-Star Dinner has been moved to Thursday during Holy Week only

bull Friday April 3 Good Friday Ser vice of the Cross ldquoThe Seven Last Words of Christrdquo 530 pm in the Sanctuarybull Saturday April 4 Family Easter Egg Hunt at 1030 am on the East Lawn

bull Sunday April 5 Easter Services - Sunrise at 700 am in the Outdoor Chapel 930 am and 1100 am in the Sanctuary with simultaneous sein Drowota Hall 930 am only

aster Sunday Schedule030am - donuts amp

lowship in the youth wing00am - worship togethera youth group in thenctuary (no separatenday School lesson)

o Sunday evening youthoup this week

Believe it or not itrsquos already time to bepreparation for Youth Sunday If you planning to participate please take a momto sign up using the link below

Also save the date for our three mandarehearsals April 12 19 and 26 - 615-800(during regular youth group time Believe i

not itrsquos already time to begin preparation Youth Sunday If you are planning to participplease take a moment to sign up using the fbelow) Dinner provided during each rehear

youth sunday

EASTER SUNDAY SUNRISESERVICE - SPECIALBULLETIN COVER

created byChristina Guilfoy

AWESOME

Sign up at httptinyccYouthSun

Happy Easte983154 Woodmon983156 Kids Se983141 Yo983157 a983156 Th983141 983112983125NT

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Thank you WoodmontDearest WoodmontMy husband Blake and I wou

like to extend a very heartfthank you to the wonderfamilies and individuals Woodmont who have helpus through Blakersquos heart attathis last month Between fo

(overwhelming amounts) financial help babysitting at the drop ohat along with your thoughts and prayers we are forever gratefulour church family for loving us so at such a traumatic and vulnerabmoment in our lives We would not have been able to survive thwithout you So we thank you from the bottom of our hearts

Love Blake and Abby McLean

Sunday April 5 Easter Sunday700 am Sunrise Service - Outdoor Chapel930 am Worship Services in the Sanctuary and at The Bridge1100 am Worship Services in the SanctuaryMonday April 6400 pm The Geezers Menrsquos Group (BR)500 pm The Ascent Ministry (Kids Commons)515 pm Cub Scouts (DH)600 pm Boy Scouts (DH) Christian Womenrsquos Fellowship DinnerProgram (DH)

Tuesday April 7900 am Womenrsquos Prayer Group (CS)945 am Womenrsquos Bible Study - The Psalms (200Nursery)600 pm Handbell Practice (Choir Room)700 pm Talent for the House (DH)Wednesday April 8615 am Menrsquos Small Group (100)700 am Menrsquos Bible Study (105) Younger Menrsquos Bible Study (BR)535 pm 5-Star Dinner (DH)630 pm NEW CLASS - My Experiment with Gandhi (BR) Choir Practice (Choir Room)

Leadership Woodmont (105)Thursday April 9 Library Workday

Opportunities at WoodmontIn the HospitalRoy Stauffer Centennial (tests)Continuing ConcernsAlberta MartinWayne Puckett Alive HospiceGay Phinizy Green HIlls RehabButch SmithJudy Pratt sister of Cyril Stewart Life Care Center of Old HickoryBlake McLean

MilitaryCody Bender husband of Ashley Wilson Bender son-in-law of Steve and JWilson Middle East

Jeremy Watson son-in-law of Doug and Terri King Middle EastThose Serving AbroadCourtney Valk Peace Corps Republic of GeorgiaSympathy To John and Monty Steele and family on the death of Montyrsquos grandRobert Horner who passed away on March 25th in Louisville KY Swere held on March 30th in KYDonna Bryant and Brandi Gaines WCC childcare staff on the death ofather Donny Meadows on March 24th Services were held on Mar

at Harpeth Hills Funeral Home John and Liz Ramsey Joann Daughert y and family on the death of LJoannrsquos brother John Chaffin on March 18th Services were held on23rd at Harpeth Hills Funeral Home

Prayers for our Church Family

lder Prayer Coverhe Elders of Woodmont Invite You to Join Them in Prayer Our fellow WCC brotherssisters who have volunteered to participate in the

aster Prayer Vigil ndash The fervent prayer of Godrsquos people avails much (Yes it is goodo ldquopray for the prayersrdquo James 516)Our 9th -12th grade CYF as they prepare their hearts for the glory of Easter

unday during their Good Friday ldquolock-inrdquoChristians throughout the world during Holy Week ndash May we all draw closer to theross in preparation to receive the Risen LordThe sick and infirmed from our own church family who are unable to assemble

with us as we celebrate the solemnity of Holy Week and the glor y of Easter Sunday

b u l l e t i n b o a r d

Easter Sunday Parkingbull Valet parking is available at the doors of the Sanctuar ybull Overflow self parking is available at the Scout Center 3414 Hillsbodiagonally across the street from Woodmontbull Shuttle service to Woodmont provided at two locations from thCenter and back after servicesbull A traffic crossing officer will be on site should you decide to walk acstreet Please follow signs for valet parking self parking in the Scoutlot and shuttle service

PLEASE FOLLOW SIGNS FOR VALET PARKING OVERFLOW PARKINGSHUTTLE PICK UPDROP OFF LOCATIONS

ldquoAn answer to prayerrdquo - heard on Palm Sunday regarding valet parking

By-Law Amendmenthe following By-Law Amendment is being considered by Woodmontrsquos Boardlease contact any Board member if you have questions or concerns

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE BYLAWS OFWOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH March 2015

he following amendment is proposed to the Bylaws of Woodmont Christianhurch to increase the number of Elders and Deacons for the Congregationection VIA is deleted and replaced with the following ach year at its annual meeting the Congregation shall elect thirty (30) Deacons (forterm of three (3) years) and six (6) individuals to serve as members of the Board

f Elders (for a term of three (3) years) as further provided in VIB of these By-lawsor convenience a red lined copy of the revised section is as follows ection VIAach year at its annual meeting the Congregation shall elect twenty-five thirty 25 30) Deacons (for a term of three (3) years) and five six (5 6) individualso serve as members of the Board of Elders (for a term of three (3) years) asurther provided in VIB of these By-laws Board of DirectorsWendell Brown 615-730-8884 wendellbesarchcomKasey Clymer 615-218-6634 kaseymangumcomcastnetDavid Conrad 615-298-3735 davidconradcomcastnetBilly Crawford 615-352-6363 williamcrawford3yahoocomGeorge Keith 615-953-2700 george0706aolcomPolly Keith 615-953-2700 pollyymkaolcomJustin Leach 615-403-4315 justinleachwallerlawcomAnne Mitchell 615-834-4513 da6223mitchbellsouthne tJeremiah Pyron 615-861-0282 jeremiahpyrongmailcomSteve Smith 615-370-1769 stevesskacom

John Stauffer 615-945-4307 johnquinnfinancialpartnerscomCyril Stewart 615-297-9148 cyrilcyrilstewartcom

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Non Profit Or

US Postage Pa

Nashville TN

Permit 120

Woodmont Christian Church3601 Hillsboro Rd Nashville TN 37215

By Our Presence and Our Gifts Schedule of Deacons ServingApril 5 2015

Schedule of Elders ServiApril 5 2015

Date Sun School Total Atd Operating Communion PrepNora Rich

Service Coordinator930 - George Keith 1100 - Jim Hester

Video Camera930 - Steve McGinty 1100 - Nora Rich

930 amEmmie Thomas

andJack Derryberry

1100 am

Bryan Sargentand

Pete KyneAnne Mitchell - Hospital

515 pmDonovan McAbee

Weekly Prayer PartneKingsway Christian Church

Memphis

March 8 335 881 $22260

March 15 292 716 $20988

March 22 305 823 $42327

March 29 395 961 $23591

Worship Services - April 5 2015Easter Sunday

00 am - Sunrise Service (Outdoor Chapel - may bring a chair)30 am - Simultaneous worship (the Sanctuary and at The

Bridge Drowota Hall)100 am - Worship service in the Sanctuary

Clay Stauffer PreachingSermon Title ldquoNothing Left to Fearrdquo

Scripture Matthew 281-10 and I Corinthians 1512-19

Staff Serving Woodmont

Rev Clay Stauffer Senior Minister

Dr C Roy Stauffer Minister of Adult Education amp Church LifeRev Justin Gung Minister of Children amp Congregational CareFarrell Mason Minister of Family Life amp Pastoral CareAndra Moran amp Stephen Daniel King Creative Directors The Bridge

Rev Trey Flowers Minister of Youth amp ldquoThe BridgerdquoThom Schuyler Director of College Young Adults Missions amp OutreachTallu Quinn Director of The Nashville Food ProjectMichael Graham Director of Music Ministry

930 amLaura Beth Brown

Roy JordanGerard Stranch

Tim PerryShane DouglasPeggy Burrahm

Anne RisingHoney Hetzel

1100 amRobin Heyne

Darden CopelandNatalie Copeland

Selena GuilfoyLaurie Hester

Catie PrattMike Wright

Barbara Sullivan

The BridgeDave Stewart

Doug SchoerkeZsa Rockey

Adam Sloan

Martha Duff Director of PreschoolBen Saunders Youth Ministerial InternSarah Huffman AccompanistMary Clare Pyron Parish Nurse and Small

Groups Coordinator

Linda Whitson Staff AdministratorSara deBettencourt Communications DirectorRebecca Vaughan ReceptionistSteven Austin Housekeeping

Chris Beck Finance Manager

Joe Badawy HousekeepingShirley Taylor HousekeepingSam Marsh Property amp Housekeeping ManageHannah Ott Youth Ministerial Intern

Nancy Holmes Childrenrsquos Ministry Assistant