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WOODMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH JUNE 6, 2017

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

Guerry and Sallie Simmons with Sam and Brents

May 28, 2017 Welcome back!
Ryan and Katie Rudolph with Ansley and William
June 4, 2017

Caroline and Travis Pullen

May 28, 2017

Congregational Meeting & Election is Sunday,

June 18 at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary
We will elect leadership nominees as well as approve the
budget for 2017-2018. The 2017 Nominee Slate booklet is
available in the Narthex & Gathering Hall.
Installation of newly elected leaders is Sunday,
June 25 at 11 a.m. in the Sanctuary
Woodmont Christian Church 615.297.8563 www.woodmontchristian.org 3601 Hillsboro Road Nashville, Tennessee 37215
 DEDICATION
CEREMONY FOR
PRAYER FOUNTAIN
IN BAY ROOM
Dear Church Family,
Please come see the beautiful OUR MIS SION:
piece created by Kathy Turner Growing Disciples of Christ by Seeking God,
of New Purpose Vintage. Sharing Love, and Serving Others.
Each week Prayer Slips are
available on it, requests are
turned in by the Spiritual OUR CORE VA LUES:
Woodmont Woodmont Journeys
ChristianChristian
Church for Women Class.
Church Welcoming
Should you have a need for Outstanding Worship
Analysis Analysis
of Revenues
of Revenues
& Expenses
&prayer,
Expenses
- Summary - Summary
please let us know. Outreach
2017/2018
2017/2018
ProposedProposed
Budget Budget Different Traditions
as of 5/22/17
as of 5/22/17 - Anne Stauffer Mission & Ministry
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Fund Receipts
Fund Receipts Dr. Clay Stauffer, Senior Minister
Dr. C. Roy Stauffer Minister of Adult Education & Church Life
Pledges--Current
Pledges--Current
Year Year 2,426,505
2,426,505 Rev. Justin Gung Minister of Children & Congregational Care
Pledges--Preceding
Pledges--Preceding
Year Year 5,000 5,000 Farrell Mason Minister of Family Life & Pastoral Care
Rev. Chris Cox Minister of Youth & Their Families
Less - Pledge
Less Slippage
- Pledge Slippage (40,000) (40,000) Michael Graham Director of Music Ministry
Mary Clare Pyron Parish Nurse
Non-Pledges
Non-Pledges 304,296 304,296 Katie Sheridan Gossage Assistant Youth Ministry Director
Church School
Church School 1,200 1,200 Thom Schuyler Director of Young Adults, Missions & Outreach
Andra Moran Creative Director, The Bridge
Plate Offerings
Plate Offerings 28,000 28,000 Stephen Daniel King Worship Leader
Abby McLean Childrens Ministry Director
Sundry Receipts--Use
Sundry Receipts--Use
of Bldg of Bldg 15,000 15,000 Anne-Marie Farmer Director of Small Groups & Connections
Meals & Meals
Kitchen&Revenue
Kitchen Revenue 15,000 15,000
Flowers & Flowers
Greenery& Greenery
RevenueRevenue 7,000 7,000 WOODMONTS SUPPORT STAFF
Chris Beck Business Administrator
Other Revenue-OPER
Other Revenue-OPER 500 500 Mandy Barton Brown Executive Assistant
otal Operating
Total Operating
Fund Receipts
Fund Receipts 2,762,500
2,762,500 Russell Davis Accompanist
Martha Duff Director of Preschool
tal Receipts
Total Receipts
and Revenues
and Revenues 2,762,500
2,762,500 Sam Marsh Property & Facilities Manager
Matt Diffenderfer Communications Director
Jan Anderson Administrative Assistant

enditures
Expenditures
& Disbursements
& Disbursements For assistance, please call the church office at
WORSH WIOP R S H I P 621,810 621,810615.297.8563 or email info@woodmontcc.org
P I R I TSUP AI RL I TF O
UR AM L AFOT IROMNA T I O N 487,869 487,869
Get the most up-to-date information at
MISSIO MNI S & SION U T&R EOAUCTHR E A C H 596,086 596,086 www.woodmontchristian.org
H I L D CR H
EN I L D&R FE AN M&I LFI A E SM I L I E S 502,909 502,909
O U T HY O&U YT O H U&N G Y OAUDNUGL TASD U L T S 422,165 422,165 Woodmont Christian Church
D M I NA IDS M T RI NA ITSI TORNA T I O N 131,661 131,661 3601 Hillsboro Road
Nashville, Tennessee 37215
tal Expenditures
Total Expenditures& Disbursements
& Disbursements 2,762,500
2,762,500 615.297.8563

www.woodmontchristian.org
Surplus/(Deficit)
Net Surplus/(Deficit) - -
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 2017-2018 Proposed Budget
by Clay Stauffer
The Woodmont Board met on Monday evening, June 5th, and has now approved an operating
budget for the 2017-2018 year beginning July 1st. The congregational meeting will be on
Sunday, June 18th at 10:35 a.m. in the sanctuary where we will officially vote on both the
budget and the leadership slate. We had a very strong stewardship campaign this year so thank
you to everybody who participated and provided leadership, especially to Jeremiah and Mary
Clare Pyron who served as chairs. The generosity and commitment of Woodmont is inspiring.
Its the people who make up the church and its up to all of us to continue supporting the mission
and ministries of Woodmont. To date, we have received 333 PLEDGES totaling $2,426,505. This
reflects just over an 8% increase in the pledged amount from last year which is very exciting. In an age
where many good churches are struggling and seeing budgets decline, we continue to move forward in faith. When our
stewardship consultant Bruce Barkhauer was here in April, he encouraged us to develop a narrative budget (along with
our line item budget) that shows exactly how our giving goes to support the multiple ministries of Woodmont. In recent
months, we have been developing that narrative budget. From a missional view, here is how your dollars are being put to
use in the new budget year:
WORSHIP ($621,810) - Worship is the most important thing we do as a community. We gather together each Sunday
in community to worship God, be challenged, and to lift each other up. We offer three different styles of worship every
Sunday (Informal at 9:30, Contemporary at 9:45, Traditional at 11) as well as many special services throughout the year. We
are blessed with incredible musical talent of all kinds. Outstanding worship is one of our core values as a church.
SPIRITUAL FORMATION ($487,869) - This includes Adult education, Small Groups, Connection, Stewardship, Leadership
Woodmont, Community Events, Pastoral Care, Membership Assimilation, and Introduction to Woodmont. Spiritual
Formation is important in the life of our church. We worship God with our heart, soul, mind, and strength.
MISSION & OUTREACH ($596,086) - Woodmont remains a missional church committed to serving this community and
this world. There are so many opportunities to serve including Habitat, Room In the Inn, The Nashville Food Project, the
Morgan Scott Project, Tools for Schools, Walk Thru Bethlehem, and many more. We provide significant financial support
to many organizations through our grant based program. We are also committed to healing ministries like AA, Ala Non,
Divorce Care, Grief Recovery, and much more.
CHILDREN & FAMILIES ($502,909) - We continue to have a thriving children and family ministry. Our Kids Commons is
overflowing and in many cases, the classrooms are too crowded. There are many volunteers who make this possible on a
regular basis. We want to continue to support all families and parents in the difficult tasks that they have. A healthy family
ministry is essential.
YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS ($422,165) As our children move up, our youth ministry continues to grow and expand. This
is such a formative time in the lives of adolescents. The values that they are taught will last a life time. We also want to
continue to reach college and young adults as they find their way in the world.
ADMINISTRATION ($131,661) - In a church Woodmonts size, ongoing communication and administration is a necessity.
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 Budget BUDGET SUMMARY

Highlights
2016-17: $2,532,492
2017-18: $2,762,500 proposed (9.08% increase)
Growing Together in Faith and Generosity: 333 pledge
2017-2018 commitments to date totaling $2,426,505. Last year we finished
with 322 totaling $2,245,751, reflecting a 8.05% increase. As more
pledges are received, they will be moved from the non-pledged to
WOODONTS ANNUAL GIVING PYRAMID the pledged line.
Outreach, Major Components: $132,500 awarded as cash grants
to local non-profit organizations, $30,000 for the Habitat for
Total Commitments 2017/18: 333 Humanity build, $24,000 given directly to the Disciples Mission
Pledge total: $ $2,426,505 Fund (14.3% increase), $14,000 to support Walk Thru Bethlehem,
$17,500 to Mission Trip Scholarships (25.0% increase), $6,000 to the
Nashville Food Project in addition to free rent and utility bills paid
Comparison: in South Hall (valued at $55,000).
2016/17: 322 totaling $2,245,751 Personnel: Four full-time ordained ministers (Clay, Roy, Justin
and Chris), three part-time ministers (Farrell, Thom and Katie),
2017/18: 333 totaling $2,426,505 Music Director (Michael), Business Administrator (Chris), Bridge
Leaders (Andra and Stephen), Childrens Ministry Assistant (Abby),
Accompanist (Russell), Parish Nurse (Mary Clare), Executive
Assistant (Mandy), Communications Director (Matt), Administrative
Assistant (Jan), Director of Small Groups and Connections (Anne-
$50k+ 5 Marie), Property Manager (Sam), Custodians (Cliff, Shirley, Calvin
and Emily). This includes cost of living raises and some merit raises
for staff when recommended by Personnel.
$30k-49,999 9 Property facts: $105,000 for building repair and maintenance
(11.11% increase), $98,000 for electricity, $100,000 budgeted
$20,000-29,999 10 directly to the Tom Mathias Property Reserve Fund, $29,400 for A/C
contract, $34,000 for gas bill, $31,500 for grounds maintenance,
$18,500 for water and sewer, $7,500 for telephone and internet.
$15,000-19,999 13 The increase in outreach and property allocation is consistent
with the budget increase. The property budget still includes a
$10,000-14,999 46 contingency line for unforeseen expenditures (Tom Mathias
Property Reserve Fund expenditures to be Board-approved).
$7,000-9,999 28 The operating budget for our preschool (WCPS) is separate
but available for review. Please contact the preschool office for
information.
$5,000-6,999 37 Your generosity and open heart has changed lives and has enabled
us to: bring more people to membership at Woodmont resulting
$3,000-4,999 45 in a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ, send our members to
Guatemala and build homes for Guatemalan families, serve our
church community and Nashville through DivorceCare, Walk
$1,500-2,999 61 Thru Bethlehem, Centre Group, Heavenly Helpers, Mobile Meals,
Morgan Scott Project and more. Your support fulfills and expands
$1-$1,499 79 our mission to seek God, share love, and serve others.
A line-item detailed budget is available on request at the church
Total to date: 333 office

S T E WA R D S H I P
HISTORY
This chart indicates our stewardship
growth in recent years which enables
us to provide our church community,
Nashville and beyond more ministry,
outreach support and mission work.
Each year, our goal is to increase
participation in the stewardship
campaign. This is where we still have
work to do:

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 Finding Positive Meaning
by Katie Sheridan-Gossage
I recently found myself in a discussion regarding how to not get bogged down by daily life, how
to find positive meaning in routine. The conversation meandered and eventually landed upon
this - the importance in ones ability to intentionally choose joy. This idea, weirdly, led me into
sadness. I thought about all the people that help me stay positive in a single day and then what
in the world I would do if they all disappeared I cant manage all the feelings I have on my own!
So I called my dad, my wise, caring, insightful dad. And he had these words for me, Each time
you come to me, Im comforting you, but Im also teaching you. Wow. The moments I feel selfish and
needy, I am being taught self-care, compassion, and love.

Our great Father offers us this each day. Through prayer, we can find peace. Through community, we can find belonging.
Through friendship, we can find comfort. Through worship, we can experience Gods presence. Through silence, we can
hear Gods still, small voice. The list is endless. I invite you to call on your Father and explore what He is offering you.

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DEADLINE IS JUNE 12
June 1st-15th
Birthdays:
6/1 Rhys Williams
6/3 Archer Reynolds
6/5 Ashton Lowe
6/5 Brooks Bearden
6/6 Bennett Jackson
6/10 Anna Van Dyke
6/9 Ivey Mayes
6/12 Emmeline Mansfield
6/12 Jack Wellman
NEW FROM ANNE! June Memory Verse:
Ive commanded you to be brave and
strong, havent I? Dont be alarmed
or terrified, because the Lord your
God is with you wherever you go.
- Joshua 1:9
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
This year, Vacation Bible School is for the whole family -- parents and
children alike. Each night will feature dinner provided by the church,
some time when the whole family is together, and some additional time
MOBILE MEALS
when children and parents are apart. There will be several activities just for Mobile Meals delivered its final meals on Friday, May
parents, including Parent Parties, a Guys Night Out and Gals Night Out, 26, 2017. Mobile Meals has served a very vital service to
a parenting workshop from Daystar Ministries, and shut-ins for over 40 years. The food service provider is
other fun surprises! no longer serving the Nashville area. More people are
choosing to move to an Assisted Living facility.
Vacation Bible School is from Tuesday, Woodmont has participated in this program since it started.
June 27, through Friday, June 30, Outreach Grant has provided funds to help participants who
from 5:15 PM to 7:15 PM each night. could not afford the $3 cost of daily meals.
The childrens program is for those
Age 4 through 4th Grade, but free Many Woodmont members have helped call, monitor
nursery care is provided for children and deliver the meals.
age 3 and below.
We are so grateful for everyone at Woodmont who has
Ready for fun? Then lets get started! participated in the Mobile Meals program.
woodmontchristian.org/vbs - Judy Davis
 Next Weeks Calendar
Sunday, June 11
8:15 a.m. Seekers Bible Study, Room 105
9:30 a.m. Worship in the Sanctuary, Sun. School
9:45 a.m. Worship at The Bridge, Drowota Hall
11:00 a.m. Worship in the Sanctuary, Sun. School
Monday, June 12
3:30 p.m. Geezers Mens Bible Study, Boardroom
Tuesday, June 13
9:00 a.m. Womens Prayer Group, Campbell-Stone
Wednesday, June 14
6:15 a.m. Mens Small Group, Room 100
7:00 a.m. Original Mens Bible Study, Room 105
7:00 a.m. Younger Mens Bible Study, Boardroom
5:30 p.m. Summer Gospel Sing-Along, Room 105
6:15 p.m. Potluck Supper, Drowota Hall
SUNDAYS IN THE
CHALLENGE CLASS
Please join us in The Challenge Class, Room 200, at 9:30
AM, during the month of June for a special bible study class
brought to us by Matthew D. Groves, a Disciples Divinity
Masters student, on the topic of Science and Theology.
Matthew has a physics background and is always interested
in talking about science and religion. Come visit for this
special series and lets see if science and theology do indeed
fit together. This study will have two separate sub-topics: 1)
Genesis and evolution (3 weeks) and 2) Climate change and
the big bang theory. We hope to see you there.
- Paul Hardin
UNINVITED WEDNESDAY
WOMENS BIBLE STUDY
This study examines past and present hurts to discover
how the Bible can help with feelings of being left out,
isolated or lonely. The class uses the video, Uninvited, by
Lysa TerKeurst as a springboard to discover healthier ways
of looking at rejection by going to new places spiritually
with the help of Jesus.
Since the class is video based: you dont have to buy the
book to attend! Even if you cant make all the sessions,
there is still something for you to use in your daily life.
Class meets in the Boardroom at 6:45 p.m. on the
following Wednesdays: June 7, June 21, June 28, July 5,
and July 12 with a concluding social event later in July.
Call Lisa Rollins with any questions 615-377-1326.
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Clay Stauffer
Short Stories of Jesus by Amy Jill Levine
Make Today Count by John Maxwell
Two Paths: America United or Divided by John Kasich
Hillbilly Elegy by JD Vance
The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt*
What I Wish I Knew before We Got Married by Gary Chapman
The Gospel of Luke
Roy Stauffer
Hillbilly Elegy by J. D. Vance*
The Book of Joy by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama*
Thank You for Being Late by Thomas Friedman*
Cracked Up by David Hall*
Jesus Plan for a New World by Richard Rohr*
The Gospel of Mark by Marcus Borg*
The Heart of Centering Prayer by Cynthia Bourgeault*
Justin Gung
Rest in Power: The Enduring Life of Trayvon Martin by Sybrina
Fulton and Tracy Martin*
The Pocket Cathedral: A Collection of Prayers by Farrell Mason
What is the Mission of the Church?: Making Sense of Social
Justice, Shalom, and the Great Commission by Kevin DeYoung
and Greg Gilbert
The Resurrection of the Son of God by N.T. Wright
Making Sense of God by Timothy Keller
Farrell Mason
The Hidden Life of Trees by Wohllben
Love Does by Bob Goff
The Pocket Cathedral by Farrell Mason
No Man is An Island by Thomas Merton
Thom Schuyler
Bonhoeffer (Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy) by Eric Metaxas
Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance
Here, There and Everywhere by Geoff Emerick
The Frontiersman by Allan W Eckert
My Utmost For His Highest by Oswald Chambers*
Andra Moran
Only Love Today by Rachel Macy Stafford*
The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo
If You Want to Write by Brenda Ueland
The Weight of Heaven by Thrity Umrigar
Alexis James Waggoner
The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander
Welcoming the Stranger by Matthew Soerens and Jenny Hwang
Prophetic Imagination by Walter Brueggemann
Being Mortal by Atul Gawande
The Spiritual Child by Lisa Miller
Anne-Marie Farmer
Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi
Confederate Streets by Erin Tocknell
Also a Mother: Work and Family as a Theological Dilemma
by Bonnie Miller-McLemore *
March. Book One by John Lewis
The Giver by Lois Lowry
 A DEAL IS A DEAL!
Before Game 3 of the
Stanley Cup Finals, Clay
promised to preach in
a Nashville Predators
jersey if they won.

Promise kept!

PRAYERS FOR OUR CHURCH FAMILY:

IN THE HOSPITAL: Tammy Regen, daughter in law
Porter Earnest Short, infant son of Gene and Elizabeth Regen.
of Cory and Beth Short, NICU St. Knoxville, TN
Thomas Midtown Vicki Phillips
Al Richardson, Belmont Village
Lee Ann Hawkins
CONTINUING CONCERNS: Gus Stranch, son of Gerard & Patty
Robbie Richardson, Woodcrest Stranch
400 DIAPERS A DAY = 146,000 DIAPERS A YEAR Willie Bandy, Woodcrest Clay Perry, son of Diane & Tim
Marcella Derryberry Perry, grandson of Betty & Bill
1,600 WIPES A DAY = 584,000 WIPES A YEAR Ellen Anderson Johnson. Seattle
THATS A LOT! Joe Taylor
Robbie Graham, nephew of
Ben and Gayle Cherry
Heart for Africa is a charity that provides homes Michael Graham MILITARY:
for orphans in Swaziland, Africa. Dave Albritton, nephew of Pat and
They are in need of diapers and wipes. Dave Malone
Help us meet this urgent need!
THIS WEEK, THE ELDERS OF WOODMONT ASK YOU
Our goal is to collect 146,000 diapers and TO JOIN THEM IN PRAYER FOR:
584,000 wipes, which should last us a whole Those who are planning for the future of the church.
year. 300 friends of Heart for Africa have already The Youth group.
purchased 96,000 diapers and 315,00 wipes Vacation Bible School.
to date! We still have a ways to go before the The Childrens Ministry.
The Coptic Christians who are persecuted for their Christian faith.
container ships at the end of June, so please go
to our Baby Registry Amazon accounts today
and help us reach our goal. When you shop on The June meeting of the WCC
those registries, the diapers are shipped directly Book Club will be held on
to our warehouses in the US. Its just SO easy:
Tuesday, June 20th, at 10:30
http://bit.ly/2017diaperdrive
in Room 107. A discussion of
Diapers will also be collected by Mary Welsh "THE NIGHTINGALE" by Kristin
Owen at Woodmont until June 27. Please leave Hannah will be led by Gayle
them on the back table in Drowota Hall. Hughes. All are invited!
May 14, 2017 Elders and Deacons Serving

By Our Presence and Our Gifts Deacons Serving Elders Serving

Date Sun. School Total Atd. Operating Communion Prep: Joel Hysmith 9:30 a.m.
May 14 295 892 $71,975 Service Coordinator: 9:30 - Tom Woodard Sandy Smith
May 21 315 799 $53,815 9:45 - MariKate Hopper 11:00 - Linda Webb Faye Tevebaugh
May 28 188 585 $19,685 Video Camera: 9:30 - Bob Faricy 9:45 a.m.
June 4 263 738 $65,189 Jade Forlidas
11:00 - Christy Crider
Worship Services June 11, 2017 9:30 a.m. 9:45. a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
Jim Batson Stephanie Chelton Patricia Taylor Pam Richardson
David Schmutz Chip Hooper Phil Schmutz Marcella Derryberry
9:30, 9:45, & 11:00 a.m. Mike Jobe Sara Kate Hooper Ray Dickerson
Summer Series: The Parables of Jesus John Weldon Kristen Newman Sandy Dickerson Hospital -
The Rich Fool Sara Anne Quinn Emily Carpenter
Pam Richardson
Lindi Jobe Barbara Sullivan
Clay Stauffer Christie Harrison Bette Christofersen
Luke 12:13-21 Phillip Harrison Nick Forlidas