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Volume 41, Issue 28

A Beacon and A Bridge

SPIRE
July 15, 2013

This Sunday, July 21st is Birthday Sunday! Join us for Woodmonts 70th Celebration
2:00 - 5:00 p.m. beginning in Drowota Hall Great Entertainment Special Fun Food and Beverages Aplenty
Come hear music by B. James Lowry and friends, The Gospelaires, The Woodmont Consort, The Cane Ridge Revival, Thom Schuyler, Andra Moran and Stephen Daniel King and The Chancel Choir!

Mission Statement
Growing Disciples of Christ by Seeking God, Sharing Love and Serving Others

Plus a Bounce House for the kids, Face Painting, Sno-Cones, Birthday Cake & much more!

Welcome to Our New Member!

Kristen Newman, who joined at the 11:00 a.m. service on Sunday, July 14, and will be baptized at The Bridge on August 4.

"Open Membership

Sunday" in Honor of Woodmont's 70th Celebration This Sunday, July 21st!

Core Values:
Welcoming Outstanding Worship Outreach Different Traditions Mission & Ministry On the Move Nurturing Transforming 2013 Areas of Focus
Prayer - Presence - Peace

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Vacation Bible School

July 9-12

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70 Years and Counting! by Rev. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister

This Sunday, July 21st, we will celebrate the 70th birthday of Woodmont Christian Church both on Sunday morning and with a special music festival in the afternoon from 2:00-5:00 p.m. At 2:00 p.m., we will gather in Drowota Hall for a special video presentation and some words from Mayor Karl Dean. In "The Wonder of Woodmont," Bess White Cochran describes that first gathering at Woodmont School on July 18, 1943: "Summer heat was rising in the humid puffs from the billowy waves of asphalt that paved Estes Road in Nashville after a day of intermittent rain, when a group of approximately one hundred men, women, and children crowded into a sixth grade classroom of Woodmont School at 5 o'clock on the Sunday afternoon of July 18th, 1943. The adults wedged themselves into the seats at the small desks, awkwardly, self-consciously; but despite their positions they were conscious of the significance of the occasion." Cochran goes on to write that, "Dr. Noe, senior minister of Vine Street Christian Church, was present, and preached bidding the group God-speed, asking the blessings of heaven on it. Then Mr. Carpenter read a statement he had prepared embodying what has become a cherished document called "The Covenant," a starkly beautiful expression of commitment. He invited all who wished to embark on the venture of faith to sign it. And in solemn hushed moments, fifty-one persons affixed their names to the following words: THE COVENANT We do hereby solemnly covenant with God and one another to band ourselves together to establish a Christian Church in this community for ourselves and posterity. We pledge our time, substance, talents and prayers to the end that His Church shall be a house of prayer for all people, a fellowship of those who believe in Christ and strive to follow his teachings, and a part of the Church Universal. We aim to erect a suitable edifice for divine worship, for Christian education, for stewardship, for world missions, and to minister to the spiritual needs of the community. All of this. we covenant to be and do under the guidance of God and the leadership of Jesus Christ our Lord. 70 years have passed since that hot July afternoon when the fifty-one founding members of Woodmont Christian Church signed their names on the Covenant that is now in our narthex. Since that time, this church has grown from a hopeful group of men, women, and children gathered on a summer afternoon at Woodmont School to a well-known and established congregation in the heart of Nashville, TN that exists to serve as a "Beacon and A Bridge" in this city and beyond. A towering Spire that is a true landmark in Nashville, was erected lifting high the cross, reminding all of us of the God that we serve and the Lord that we have made a commitment to follow. We have members from all different faith backgrounds and walks of life consistent with Stone-Campbell movement's desire for Christian
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unity. Five previous senior ministers (Frank Drowota, Claire Berry, David Moore, Earl Gibbs, and Doug Lofton) have faithfully served this congregation, and I am honored to be the sixth. There have been many gifted associate ministers that have served Woodmont throughout the years providing spiritual leadership and guidance for the ministries of this congregation. There have been numerous board chairs, board members, officers, committee chairs, Sunday School teachers, elders, deacons, lay leaders, volunteers, and faithful members and friends who have been and continue to be an integral part of the church body. Our church has seen multiple building projects, ground-breaking ceremonies, fund-raising events, new ministries, worship opportunities, and social activities. There have been times of joy and times of sorrow, times of rejoicing and times of heartache, times of unity and times of conflict, times of consensus and times of disagreement, times of celebration, and times of mourning. And so many have asked and continue to ask, "What is it that has held Woodmont Christian Church together throughout all of these years of growth and change? What is it that has kept the spirit and wonder of Woodmont alive since its conception in 1943? Bess Cochran answers these questions by saying that: "Woodmont was 'planted' at a moment in history when many people, ravaged by war, cried aloud for reassurance that God was still active in the affairs of human beings. The young church was a symbol of that reassurance, and its message across the years has lived up to its promise. Coupled with the fortuitous timing of its planting, the caliber of the men and women participating played a large part. They were people of standing in the community who could and did attract others. And they 'thought big,' eliminating at the start and forever, the temptation to which many embryo churches succumb to lower their sights. They refused to envision a church on a back street, or one whose visible structure would not compare favorably with any other church in the community. They held to the dictum that 'this one thing I do,' and while the enthusiasm that frequently actuates founding groups at the start was present more important was the determination of the early members and leaders to hold on." How is it that Woodmont has not only survived the past 70 years but has grown and thrived? Certainly, Bess Cochran's words still remain true today, but I would add to her response that the answer to this question is that faith, hope, and the love of God have been the guiding force behind Woodmont. May it continue to be so as we celebrate this 70th milestone and move ahead with faith into the future! Blessings,

Woodmont Christian Church 3601 Hillsboro Road Nashville, TN 37215 Visit our Webpage: www.woodmontchristian.org

(615) 297-8563 fax: (615) 297-9319 email: wcc@woodmontcc.org Kim Adair, Editor Copyright 2013

Some Summer Thoughts by Dr. C. Roy Stauffer, Minister of Church Life

The Weather
We're in the midst of the interesting weather changes of summer. One day it's an absolutely beautiful day blue skies, sunshine, now and then a gentle summer breeze even. The next day, or even week, it can be gray, dark, cloudy, with rain and thunder and lightning. And while it's been record-breaking heat out west, we've had some great summer weather cooler and rain so far in 2013. I have always been one who enjoys the rain. I even enjoyed a whole week of rain during the 4th of July week. I love to listen to it rain, watch it rain, sit outside (under the carport) and read in the rain, and take walks in the rain. When I was a child I loved the rain and would go to sleep with my window open when it rained. The next morning, my bed would be soaking wet from the rain coming in the window. It's always amazing to me how it can be dark and thunder storming in the morning, or afternoon, but beautiful and sunny the rest of the day. When the sun comes out after a storm (and it's not too humid), it's moments like that which make you so glad just to be alive!

Learn to Live the Present Moment

But one thing I've come to appreciate more than ever is the present moment. Learn to live and enjoy the present moment to the fullest. Drink in everything and everyone around you. Don't get trapped in memories or regrets of yesterday. Don't miss the present moment by focusing too much on your hopes for tomorrow. This is the day God has given us, so we should rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24) And a major part of what makes today so wonderful centers on the people with whom we live, share love, and establish our personal relationships. This is what life is all about at its best! Rain or shine, storms or rainbows, it's our friends who make our world. We should learn to enjoy everyone we're with to the fullest, for who knows if they will be here tomorrow.

Keep Faith Strong

It seems that more than ever before, people today are searching for spiritual strength. Maybe it's because there is a degree of uncertainty beneath the surface of life today. But, hasn't it always been that way? So don't let worries and fears about tomorrow most of which never happen destroy the fullness of today. Keep your faith strong between the peaks and valleys, storms and sunshine of life, so it will be there when you need it the most. That's why regular worship, even during the lazy, hazy days of summer is so important. When we stay in touch with God through faith, we get more out of the present moment. And instead of worrying about the future, we only look forward to it. Sure, we all have our trials and troubles, but God is good and our joys and blessings are so much greater. These are just some thoughts on a July day. ~Roy

Life Itself
And so it is with life itself. One moment it's calm, peaceful, and beautiful. The next moment it can be filled with storms and worries, fears and frustrations. One minute we're on the mountain top of joy; the next, we're in the valley of despair. Tears and laughter, all intertwined. The dark threads and the light threads are all a part of God's tapestry. But there's something good in everything, even the storms of life, if you can develop the "spiritual eyes" to see it. Often it's in the midst of the darkest storm that we can feel God's presence, God's peace and even joy (not happiness, but joy) the most.

"Caught" in the Act of Service

Steve McHugh mowing the lawn of our beautiful Garden of Prayer in the July heat. Thanks to our many volunteers who work tirelessly behind the scenes to make Woodmont a beautiful, spiritual, mission-oriented place!

"Open Membership Sunday" in Honor of Woodmont's 70th Celebration

This Sunday, July 21st

To join Woodmont on "Open Membership Sunday," simply fill out a membership card and place it in the offering plate.

Chi Rho Mission Trip to Alabama by Carla Schooler, Minister of Jr. High Youth
Last week I had the opportunity to take an exceptional group of Chi Rho students to Birmingham, AL to work for Christian Service Mission. We were able to serve in a variety of ways. We put our hearts and hands to good use doing yard work, painting, preparing 100 food boxes & over 800 sets of plastic cutlery, passing out fresh vegetables, and serving ice cream to more than 100 children! We also visited the Civil Rights Institute where we learned about the significant role Birmingham played in our country's history. As we made our way back to Nashville we stopped at the Space Center in Huntsville, AL! Fun was had all around! I hope these pictures can convey a small glimpse of the many ways God used our hearts and hands in Birmingham! ~Carla

Property Committee
Sunday School July 21st

The first Property Committee meeting of the new year will be on Monday, July 22, at 6:00 p.m. in Room 107. Anyone interested in becoming a member of the committee is encouraged to attend.

9:30 a.m.
Disciples Class (105) - Led by Roy Stauffer "Overcome the World" Challenge Class (200) - Led by Bob Herrick "Acts of the Apostles" Young Adult Class (Boardroom) - Led by Rob Quinn "Jonah/Joel" Spiritual Journeys Class for Women (The Bay) Led by Anne Alexander Stauffer "Renewing Your Spirit - Setting Your Boundaries in Our Digital Society" Thank you for your outpouring of love, concern, and prayers during my recent surgery and hospital stay. Whether it was bringing me a meal, driving me to an appointment, modifying my shower, adding a grab bar and flexible shower hose, or just calling to say hello, I am so grateful, and appreciative. I consider my Woodmont Family very special indeed, and your kindness will be long remembered.

11:00 a.m.
Second Hour of the Spiritual Journeys Class (The Bay) (Open to Men Also) Led by Anne Alexander Stauffer Reflections Class (200) - Led by Roy Stauffer "The Martyr of Molokai" Points of View (105) - Led by Ralph Parsons and Doug King "Sermon Discussions" College & University-Aged Young Adults (107) Led by Allen McDonald

John Henderson

You are not alone If you need a confidential and caring Stephen Minister to talk with when you go through life's transitions or difficult times, call Kathy Patten (838-4957).

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Vacation Bible School July 9-12

Thanks to all of our amazing VBS volunteers who gave up their week to serve as teachers, assistants, decorators, story-tellers, and so much more 62 volunteers in all! Our church community was blessed by the efforts of so many people who brought the Everywhere Fun Fair to life for over 130 children at VBS last week. Please join us in giving a special thanks to Catie Pratt, who spent hundreds of hours volunteering as our fearless VBS Director for the second year in a row!

Abby McLean Alex Arab Alexanderia

HoneycuttSaltsman Amber Hardin Andra Moran Angie McLaurine Ann Pack Anne-Marie Farmer Anne Mitchell Barb Best Barbara Sullivan Briona Richardson Carol Hankla Caroline Dinker Carrie Gasaway Catie Pratt Christen Tribbitt

Christi Williams Christina Guilfoy Christy Brown Clay Stauffer Dana Reynolds Elisa Clark Ellen Soares Gail Reese Gail Reinhard Gloria Jackson Hilary Radakovich Hope Walker Howie Clark Isse Waddey Jack Derryberry Jana Coode Jane Dyer Jessica Hardin Joy Jackson

Judy Davis Justin Gung Kasey Smith Kate Drury Kathy Gupton Kayla Lupo Kerry Leach Kia Kenner Landon Brown Laura Reynolds Lisa Collins Lisa Pitts Lizzy Holley Marcie Anderson Martha Galyon Megan Bacon Megan Stauffer Melanie McConnell

Melinda NorrisMonro

Melissa Amrhein Pam Hardin Rebecca Norris

DiNapoli Rellie McLaurine Risa Arnold Robin Heyne Ron Reinhard Sandra Carpenter Sara-Anne Hopper Sirenna Martin Tami Buchanan Terri McConnell Thom Schuyler Trey Flowers Virginia Mills Will Crawford

*If we accidentally left your name off this list, please let us know so we can say thank you!

Younger Men's Bible Study Group - The Nashville Food Project Food Run Last Week

Couples small group met at the home of Mark and Kasey Clymer for a summer cookout!

January 1 June 30, 2013 Memorial & Honorarium Listing

Contribution in Memory of: William Barlow Eloise Barrett Robert J. Batson Jackie Cook Georgia Cooper Ed Diddle, Jr. Art Digby Jeff Dyer Nabih Harb Tom Mathias Mistye Meador Rosalie Mitchell Harry Morel, Sr. Mark S. Richardson, Jr. Martha Riddle Schwartz Bryan Stanley Grant Thomas Red Warnock Caroline Williams

Contributors: Sue B. Bartlett Louise Brown Kay Butterworth Mr. and Mrs. Sam Christopher Watkins and Gail Crockett, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Duncan, Jr. Duncan Eve John Griscom John and Martha Hobby Ginger Holloway Julie Howell Steve and Linda Jaynes Dr. and Mrs. Peter John Kyne Steven LaForge Virginia Bradshaw Lewis Jane and Jim Main Pat and Dave Malone Maria Thereza McCoy Betty and Steve McHugh Tom and Anida Miarer Sue Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore Jr. Sarah Peay

Maurice W. Pinson Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Regen, Jr. Marianne and Glenn Rogers Sissy and Tate Rogers Steven and Judie Stroup Ann and Neal Sullivan Jeanie Taylor Doris S Thompson Pat and Louis Todd Margaret Wallace Reca L. Williams Pamela Zimmerman Contributions in Honor of: Clay, Roy and the WCC Staff Hale Hooper Contributors: Jane Dyer and family Pat and Dave Malone Paul and Dena Williamson

New Member Get-Together

Tuesday, July 30 at 6:00 p.m. at the home of Mart & Denise Sesler

WCCBookClub

TheWCCBookClubisnot meetingduringthesummer, butwearestillreading.The bookisWINTEROFTHEWORLDbyKenFollett.Our firstmeetinginthefallwillbeinSeptember.

(2402 A Sunset Place, 37212)

Reservations requested. Please RSVP to the church office at 297-8563.

Youth Choir Reunion

We are having a youth choir reunion on Sunday, September 15. This will be for anyone who has sung in a youth choir led by Thom Schuyler (early 1980's on). We would like to get the word out to all former youth choir members. We will have a practice on Saturday, September 14, followed by dinner and fun. We will sing in both services on September 15. For more information, please contact Elizabeth Hankla Smith at liz.smith@vanderbilt.edu or Alison Carpenter Bueschen at alison.bueschen@comcast.net.

THIS WEEK AT WCC: Sunday, July 21 BIRTHDAY SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. - Children's Moment 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Children's Church 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. - Woodmont's 70th Celebration 5:45 p.m. - The Bridge Service

7/21 - Catherine Duvall 7/22 - Finn Cropp 7/22 - Riley Best

Sunday School - July 14th

Bulletin Board
Elders Prayer Corner Opportunities at Woodmont
Wednesday, July 17 6:15 a.m. Men's Small Group (107) 7:00 a.m. Men's Bible Study (105) Younger Men's Bible Study (BR) Thursday, July 18 Library Workday 7:00 p.m. Restore Classes (200, Youth Rooms) Sunday, July 21 Birthday Sunday 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship (Sanctuary) 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Woodmont's 70th Celebration Party (DH, KC, GH & Sanctuary) 5:00 p.m. Elder Board Meeting (BR) 5:45 p.m. The Bridge Service (DH) Monday, July 22 4:00 p.m. "The Geezers" Men's Group (BR) 6:00 p.m. Property Committee Meeting (107) Tuesday, July 23 9:00 a.m. Women's Prayer Group (CS) 6:30 p.m. Young Adults (Off-Campus)
The Elders Request that the congregation join them in prayer for: May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in God, so that you may overflow with hope For our Mission Group in Africa Our new members as they bring gifts to our church family The Bridge Services "Fairy Tales and Faith!" For the Birthday Sunday Celebration Our shut-in members who are unable to attend worship All our new members who bring their gifts to Woodmont Prayer, Presence and Peace

PRAYERS FOR OUR CHURCH FAMILY

IN THE HOSPITAL: Emily Duncan, Vanderbilt Cindy McQueeney, sister of Deb LaForge, Seattle, WA (ICU) NEW CONCERNS: Earl Milroy, brother-in-law of LuAnn & Mike Brent, Pine Bluff, AR Mission to Africa Team CONTINUING CONCERNS: Penny Stelling Sheila Mathias Rick Clark John Henderson George Spry Steve Smith Gary Thompson Hale Hooper Yot Williams Beverly Small Peggy Johnson Jeannette Miller, Claiborne-Hughes Health Center Robert Mathews, West Meade Place Jo Helen Railsback, friend of B. James Lowry, Vanderbilt Mary Thomas, mother of Lynn McDonald William Daniel, father of Lisa Rollins, Wisconsin Carl May, husband of Jackie May Betty Barlow, mother of Beth Sowell, Colorado Barb Vial, sister of Beth Sowell, Colorado Catherine Pease, mother of Mary Welsh Owen, Georgetown, IN
Continuing Concerns continued

Ty Coppinger, father of Shawn Haile Arthur Foley, friend of Nashville Tools for Schools Angela Sharp, friend of Jeremy Pratt Stacy Fletcher, daughter of Marcella Derryberry Colin Fletcher, son of Marcella Derryberry Mary Jane Ward, mother of Trudy Carpenter, Woodcrest SYMPATHY TO: The family of Alma Jean Cook. Mrs. Cook passed away on Friday, July 12, in Las Vegas, NV. Arrangements are incomplete at this time. MILITARY PRAYER LIST: Wade Gossett, brother of Becca Gossett Clay Perry, son of Tim & Diane Perry Dan King & wife, Ashley King, brother and sister-in-law of Stephen Daniel King THOSE SERVING ABROAD: Jesse Garrison, Peace Corp in Armenia Courtney Valk, Peace Corp in Republic of Georgia
*Please Note: Continuing Care Concerns will now only be listed for up to one month. If you wish to have a continuing concern remain on the list after one month, please renew your request each month by calling the church office.*

Let Us Know: Have information about someone in the hospital or with another ministry need? Please notify the church office during the week (297-8563) and Let Us Know.

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UPHOLDING OUR CHURCH

BY OUR PRESENCE AND OUR GIFTS
Date June 23 June 30 July 7 July 14 Sunday School 239 258 230 256 Total Atd. 712 742 665 683 Operating $ 14,011 $ 20,829 $ 20,648 $ 22,440

DEACON SCHEDULE
July 21, 2013
Communion Prep: Service Coordinator: Video Camera: George Keith 9:30 - Marcella Derryberry 11:00 - Rich Sanderson 9:30 - Jack Derryberry 11:00 - Paul Hardin 5:45 p.m. Rich Sanderson Adam Sloan Virginia Dinker Jeremiah Weeden-Wright Stephanie Weeden-Wright

ELDERS SERVING SUNDAY

July 21, 2013

WORSHIP SERVICES: July 21, 2013 Birthday Sunday - Woodmont's 70th Celebration 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m Rev. Clay Stauffer, preaching Sermon Title: "Why Jesus? Why Woodmont?" Scripture: Luke 6:43-49; Colossians 1:15-20 5:45 p.m. - The Bridge Rev. Trey Flowers, preaching Fairy Tales & Faith Sermon Series: "Sound the Alarm!" Scripture: Mark 13:35-36; Acts 20:9-12

Weekly Prayer Partner First Christian Church, Tullahoma, TN

9:30 a.m. Grant Smothers Selena Guilfoy Talbott Ottinger Roy Jordan Honey Hetzel Laura Dovan Tom Dovan Milly Moore

11:00 a.m. Deb LaForge Don Mitchell Jeremiah Pyron Cathy Williams Pam Hardin Monte Good Hope Walker Jean Ramsey

9:30 a.m. Chip Phinizy and Alan Sowell 11:00 a.m. Gene Regen and Anne Mitchell 5:45 p.m. TBA

WOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH STAFF

Rev. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister Farrell Mason, Minister of Family Life & Pastoral Care Dr. C. Roy Stauffer, Minister of Church Life Rev. Justin Gung, Minister of Children & Congregational Care Rev. Trey Flowers, Minister of Youth & "The Bridge" Thom Schuyler, Director of College & Young Adults Carla "CJ" Schooler, Minister of Jr. High Youth Tallu Quinn, TNFP Director Michael Graham, Director of Music Ministry Sarah Huffman, Accompanist Rebecca Vaughan, Receptionist Steven Austin, Housekeeping Andra Moran & Stephen Daniel King, Creative Directors for "The Bridge" Mary Clare Pyron, Parish Nurse Linda Whitson, Staff Administrator Chris Beck, Finance Manager Shirley Taylor, Housekeeping Ginny Tharp, Director of Preschool Kim Adair, Administrative Assistant Beverly Honeycutt, Housekeeping Sam Marsh, Property Manager - Housekeeping Supv.