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The Spirit Last week I hoped to begin to move you to thinking about Lent. This week I am going to do it again. As you know, Shrove Tuesday is the 25th and there will be a pancake supper here hosted by the Catamaran Mariners from 5 to 7pm. It is always a lovely event, that my children especially enjoy. Perhaps it is the endless amount of syrup they seem to pour on those pancakes. Regardless, it is a great time and all the better when you are a part of it. The next day is Ash Wednesday. There will be times in the morning and the evening you can get ashes in the chapel. At 9am we will have our weekly contemplative prayer service (which is an incredible practice to adopt during Lent if you are looking for ways to connect with God), and when we are finished any who are present and want to receive ashes will. We will also have ashes available from 10 to 11am in the chapel. Finally we will have a small service of ashes in the chapel at 6pm. Both during the Sunday services on the 23rd and March 1st, you will be invited to sign up for a Lenten Small Group. Our goal is to have 150 people signed up for small groups by the week of March 1. Small groups will be meeting throughout Lent, with a focus on fellowship, the scripture from the Sunday before, and ministry to the community. I will be a part of a small group and hope that you do it, too. It is a great opportunity to grow closer to God and to help learn about people. Small groups will be meeting at different times and places throughout the week, so hopefully you can find one that meets your schedule. If you think your schedule is so crazy it would be nearly impossible to be a part of a small group, I invite you to consider being a leader of one. I am asking elders and deacons to lead these groups, but if you are feeling the call of God to lead one, please call me and let me know. Leaders are responsible for hosting the group and facilitating the discussion. Each week groups are provided handouts with discussion questions that will help groups learn about each other, discuss the passage, and discern where God may be calling them to serve others. These groups are not limited to members and friends of our church. If there is someone you want to invite to this experience, please do! On Sunday the 23rd we will be offering a daily Lenten devotional provided by the denomination to anyone who would like one (please, only one per household). Each devotional is a scripture, a short story about what a church is doing to serve the needy, and a prayer. This is also a great Lenten practice. The sermon series for Lent is titled, “Called to Die….” It is a double entendre of sorts. It speaks both of Jesus’s call to die on the cross which is the end of the Lenten journey, and it speaks of the ways we need to die to ourselves so that we can be what God wants us to be. I am endlessly called to die to my ego, to my pride, to my sense of security and comfort, to my sin, to evil, and much more that I may be the one God knows I can be. Lent is a precious journey for me. This year I am more excited about the journey of Lent than ever before, because my willingness to die to myself is greater than ever before. If you are anything like me you can think of a litany of mistakes and regrets. Perhaps you have less of a litany, but still know that there is some peace that is missing in life. If you feel that God has more in store for you, commit yourself to Lent this year. I promise your life will never be the same. Riding the wave of the Holy Spirit, Garrett

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QUALIFIED CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTIONS (QCDs) FROM IRAS.

Are you, or a friend or family member, 70 1/2 or older and subject to required minimum distributions from your IRA? If so, you can make your charitable donation to St. Andrew (or other charities ) directly from your IRA and there can be benefits from doing so.

What is the benefit? Normally, when you take money out of your IRA, it is a taxable event.The withdrawal adds to your taxable income and inflates your adjusted gross income (AGI). Then, if you itemize and give the same amount to charity, the charitable gift reduces your taxable income by the amount of the gift, but it does not reduce your AGI.

This can be of significance to some people because there can be negative consequencesto a higher AGI. Just some examples: the net investment income Medicare surtax, Medicare premium costs, the taxability of Social Security income, some credit phase-outs all factor off your AGI.

Another benefit is that those who donate by way of a QCD don't have to itemize at tax time to still get a tax break on their giving. While a QCD is not a complicated process, it must be done correctly to keep the IRS happy. Your broker or your investment company can assist you with the correct procedure. St. Andrew already has a few members who have donated this way and so the office is familiar with this option. You can find more details about QCDs on the internet just by typing in Qualified Charitable Distributions.

In short, a QCD isn't about giving more money to charity to get a better tax deduction. It is about the possibility of paying less tax when giving the same amount to charity. If you knowother people who might be interested in this option, please share this with them.

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SUNDAY SERVICE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES – TOGETHER WE CAN DO IT

We have just completed a successful Capital Campaign designed to give staff and volunteers the capacity to enhance and improve worship services at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church. In addition to improving parking lots to make access to our church easier, a major portion of the campaign focused on audio-visual improvements to the Sanctuary and adjoining rooms.

We also plan to broadcast Sunday services to the community, members not able to attend a service and others seeking God’s word. It is within our grasp to grow our church with God’s help and your commitment to sharing the work. We are all asked to be disciples of Christ, and we can do so by joining together to share our knowledge and time.

We are inviting interested members of our church to join together and form a Sunday Service Technology Committee to plan, train, coordinate weekly volunteers, and otherwise assist in improving and enhancing the operation of our new technology acquisitions. Running the equipment on a weekly basis and moving forward to broadcasting Sunday services are challenges that are more than one or two people can do alone.

If you are interested in helping with technology as it applies to audio, visual, broadcast, or a combination of these, please contact Susie Cauchi, Church Administrator, 530.673.7353, or scauchi@standrewpcusa.org . Your contributions as a member of this new committee could be an investment in the health of our church as we impact the lives of church members and the surrounding community. We thank you for your continued support in making our upgraded audio-visual dream a reality as well as your patience while we strive to provide optimal audio-visual services for St. Andrew.

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February 16 Activity Time

Jodie Meinking Wi-Fi

Jeannie Morrissey

Upcoming EventsFeb. 15th - Valentine’s Date Night 5-9pm

Feb. 16 - Kid’s JAM 11:30am-1:30pmMarch 4-25 Positive Discipline Class

Saturday, February 15th 5pm-9pm

Enjoy a fantastic night out while your children are provided free Child care at St. Andrew. Children will enjoy a night of fun and

games. Dinner for them will be provided (Dinner Donations Gladly Accepted)

Kindly sign up in the Narthex or contact

Carole 530-701-3508 by February 13th

Spring change for Sunday School

In order to reach more children, the Sunday School hour will be changing starting March 1st, from 9 AM to the 10:00 AM service hour. The children will leave as usual after the Children’s Time with Garrett. They will attend their age-appropriate Sunday School class instead of Activity Time and Wi-Fi. Parents will need to sign their children in before church starts.(Find us in the Narthex) Parents attending adult Sunday School can still bring their children to room eight at 9 AM for fun activities and nursery care.

Jesus and Me for all 1st - 5th GRADERS

3rd Sunday of every month 11:30 - 1:30 (11:30 - 12pm lunch)

Contact Corey or Morgan Kersting for questions or details

530-301-7265 or 530-713-5965

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Hello February!

Find out the latest happenings with Youth Ministry - Download the Remind app and make an account,

then choose to ‘join Class’At that point you will enter Code @f4c4fb2

YOUTH LIGHT & Salt

2/17 Serve with Riverbottoms (Monday)

2/21-22 Sac. Presby. Overnighter (Fri.-Sat)

Travis Leonard “aka Mr. Pirate” visits the Joyful Noise Preschool children to read a story and do a little dancing!

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This is open to the community and for free discussion. Please come and meet us

at The Dancing Tomato on Tuesdays at 10 AM

Any questions please contact Don Kindell 674-9085

COFFEE & CONVERSATION

Adult Sunday School Please join us at 9 am in Room A where Dave Prall

will lead the discussion -“Seeking God in Local Wildflower Photographs”

-God in Beauty-Local Wildflower Locations

-Discussion Encouraged

Contemplative Prayer

Will not be held on February 19th.

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Tout your name! Welcome Team now has name badges for purchase! The tags are very nice magnetic badges that you write your name on.

The name badges will be available for purchase on Sundays at the Welcome table for $2.00. Please have correct change or small bills.

Save the Date Paint Night

March 21st Only $ 20

MARK YOUR CALENDARS 

SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER, 2/25/2020, 5:00-7:00 PMShrove Tuesday is February 25, the day before Ash Wednesday--first day of Lent.  Catamaran Mariners is again planning a Shrove Tuesday (Fat Tuesday) Pancake Supper to serve our church family and give back to God in preparation for Lent.

We have deferred maintenance problems in our beautiful church home, so we are dedicating the proceeds of the Pancake Supper to maintenance needs identified by our property team.  The heating and air conditioning unit in the church office needs to be replaced.  The office crew is currently using space heaters which are inefficient and consume much more electricity than necessary.

The Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper is lots of fun and our opportunity drawing is always a highlight.  Please mark your calendars now for Tues. February 25, 5:00-7:00 pm, and join us in the Ministry Center for pancakes, ham, fruit, and coffee.  The strawberry and whipped cream pancake toppings are a big hit with the younger family members!  Free will offering for dinner; drawing at 6:30 pm.

Men’s Luncheon Thursday,

February 20th

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Brown Bag Book Study

Brown Bag will meet the 1st & 3rd Thursdays at 12 noon at Edna Armstrong’s home, 1187 Stafford Way, Yuba City. All women are invited to come and see what it is all about. Please bring your lunch.

Questions? Please callEdna Armstrong, Leader, 674-5191

Dorcas Circle is for all women in the Yuba Sutter area who are interested

in fellowship, ministry and prayer. Dorcas Circle will meet on February 14th at 12 noon in the Conference Room. Bring your lunch

and coffee is provided. Mark your calendar!

Bell Choir Practice

5:30pm Thursdays

SCRIP Special orders are the frosting on our cake. They put smiles on our faces and more $$$ in the

General Fund. Come choose from several

hundred retailers, restaurants and service industries.

Did you know? We have an AED device in the Narthex for cardiac emergencies. It is next to the Scrip table, and has recorded audio step-by-step directions on how to use it when it is opened.

The church office will be closed Monday, February 17th

to observe President’s Day.

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Due to ongoing medical treatment, between the period of February 12th through March 12th, I will be working slightly reduced hours and a split shift. My expected availability during our posted office hours will be 1:00-4:00, Monday through Thursday. While I will be working during later hours when the church office is closed, I am respectfully requesting to work uninterrupted as much as possible, so I may keep up with my normal duties. I am committed to being available to anyone needing my assistance or questions answered at the times listed above. My check run schedule will remain the same: Mondays and Thursdays, with checks available for pickup after 3:00 PM on those days. Please place check requests in my mailbox no later than 4:00 PM on the church office workday before my check run days. Thank you kindly for your understanding. God bless.

Sincerely, Susie Cauchi Church Administrator

The church office will be closed Monday, February 17th to observe

President’s Day.

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I had the pleasure of catching up with Brandy Harmon, one of St. Andrew’s three “adopted families" from the Paradise Camp Fire in November, 2018. Brandy, a young mom of sweet little Paisley, was displaced from the fire. I met Brandy while I was volunteering at East Ave. Church in Chico, assisting in the clothing closet that had been established to help evacuees at the church. Brandy had come in for donated items for Paisley and herself - diapers, wipes, toothbrushes, toiletries, stroller, car seat and clothes. She was living with her elderly grandmother, who raised her, and they lost everything in the fire. Brandy was a caregiver in an assisted living facility in Chico and was at work when the fire broke out. Luckily, Brandy’s uncle managed to evacuate her grandmother just in time. Brandy was able to move in with her fiancé’s parents, but her grandmother had no temporary home in the area, so Brandy’s uncle immediately moved her up to Oregon to live with other family there. This broke Brandy’s heart, to have her grandmother (essentially, her “mother”) move so far away, and so quickly. When we met, she shared with me how much she was going to miss her grandmother, and I felt called to see to it that she somehow could reunite with her. When Brenda Wong, Director of Mother Hubbard’s Food Closet, shared with me that St. Andrew was considering adopting two families to help, I asked if we could add a third. Brandy’s daughter, Paisley, was 10 months old at the time, and also had nothing left. Brenda and Priscilla Kerr met with Brandy last year, and I’ve visited her several times to deliver gifts collected from our congregation here at St. Andrew.

Last night, I met with Brandy at Applebee’s in Chico for an update and to deliver more donated gift cards and a check. I also got to catch up with her future Mother-in-Law, who is just the sweetest lady and who has been praying for us all over here. We had such a lovely time visiting with each other. Since we last met up, Paisley had surgery on her heart to repair a hole (a defect she was born with), and she has since turned two. She is talking, singing and dancing nonstop and was so adorable at our dinner table. Brandy’s fiancé is now working for KHSL-TV in Chico doing technical programming, and Brandy now has a beautiful engagement ring on her finger. She recently left her job to find a healthier place to work as a caregiver. She has had a few interviews and absolutely LOVES working with our elderly population. It seems to be a perfect fit for her. To date, because of your kind and GENEROUS contributions as well as those from others in our community and across the nation, Brandy has received a little over $4,200 in gift cards and checks.

Brandy wishes to sincerely thank our St. Andrew family for the assistance and wanted to let you all know that she recently returned from a quick trip to Oregon to FINALLY visit her grandmother, who is doing exceptionally well. She plans now to visit her again soon, since our continued contributions will now allow for that. I would also like to personally thank you all for continuing to keep our three families in your hearts. The fire is gone, and a community is slowly rebuilding, but our families are still in need. You all have such amazing giving spirit and kind souls. Thank you thank you thank you!

~ Susie Cauchi St. Andrew Church Administrator

Camp Fire Relief Update … Brandy Harmon

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Hey friends (see how we did that?)…..

DID YOU KNOW that we have hundreds of Scrip merchant gift cards you can special order, besides the ones we have in stock?? Yep. And DID YOU KNOW that some of them offer 10% or MORE back to St. Andrew? That’s right… Got any shopping excursions, dinner plans or gift-giving opportunities coming up? Perhaps you might like to change it up a little try one of the following:

1-800-Flowers 12% AMC Theaters single ticket 10%

Bass Pro Shops. 10% Bath & Body Works. 12%

Best Western International. 12% Cabela’s. 10%

Chili’s Bar & Grill. 11% Chipotle Mexican Grill. 10%

Journeys. 10% L.L. Bean. 15%

Land’s End. 15% Macy’s. 10%

Old Navy. 14% Sally Beauty. 12%

Shari’s Berries. 12%

And, while you’re at it, go give Barnette Troxel a HUGE THANK YOU for her giving heart and for donating her precious time to run our Scrip program so successfully. Because of each of your Scrip purchases in 2019, our Scrip program was able to gift $4,500 to our General Fund in January. This was our highest year yet!! Barnette puts in tireless hours each week to make sure our Scrip card supply is well-stocked, places special orders and maintains the Scrip program's bookkeeping system so meticulously, all for the benefit of St. Andrew. Thank you all for making this such a fantastic fundraiser!!

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Mission Team of St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, supports the ministries of: Bridges to Housing, Casa de Esperanza, Hands of Hope, Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard, Operation Christmas Child, Regional Emergency Shelter Team (REST), River Bottom Ministry, Young Life __________________________________________________________________________________________________

St. Andrew Presbyterian Church Mission Team supports the ministry of

Hands of Hope Our Mission:

To work to enhance the quality of life in the Yuba-Sutter area by: ❖ Providing core support services to the homeless. ❖ Reintegrating the homeless within our community. ❖ Engaging the community to respond to the challenge of homelessness.

Fai h Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and

give glory to your Father who is in heaven. Matthew 5:16

Just look at all the amazing things our Hands of Hope Service Center

provides for the homeless: •Showers and Laundry •Emergency clothes only (children&adults) •Partner Agencies services on site: Job Readiness, Resume' Building, Anger Management, Benefits enrollment (medical & Social Security), Ready to Rent, Group Sessions by Behavioral Health, Counselling Therapy, Adventist Street Nurses. •Use of our address for secure mail receipt •Snacks •Van transport to & from Better Way Shelter •Referrals to other agencies for assistance

The impact of homelessness on

families with children and single adults is devastating. We have seen an increase in seniors in our centers as well. We have had great support from our community and

truly appreciate it.

The homeless are vulnerable; most experience extreme poverty and residential

instability and a multitude of other challenges. Dealing with surviving every

day on the street does not allow for them to focus on any real future. By working

together and offering the expanded services we now have a chance to give them hope in

their situations. BUT we can only do it with your assistance.

.

HANDS OF HOPE AFFIRMS THE SPIRITUAL AND HUMAN

DIGNITY AND WORTH OF ALL PERSONS REGARDLESS OF LIFE CIRCUMSTANCE, FAITH, CULTURE, RACE OR ETHNIC

TRADITION. .

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Thurs., February 13th REST 9:00am Bible Fellowship, Naylor Room9:30am SIRS Computer Group,

Conf. Rm.2:00pm Narcotics Anon Mtg, Room C5:30pm Bell Choir Practice6:00pm AA Daily Reprieve meeting6:00pm Connections Dinner Church,

Ministry Center7:00pm Choir Practice

Fri., February 14th RESTValentine’s Day10:00am Al-Anon Mtg, Room C12:00pm Dorcas Circle, Conf. Rm.1:00pm Set-up Super Sat. Crafting5:00pm Girl Scout Troop 203, Youth

Center7:00pm Overeaters Anon Mtg,

Conference Room

Sat., February 15th7:00am Super Saturday Crafting8:00am Praise Band Practice,

Sanctuary4:00pm Jean Hemphill Practice5:00pm Valentine’s Date Night

Sun., February 16th9:00am Sunday school for Adults &

Youth10:00am Worship11:30am Pack 46 Cub Scouts Brunch11:30am Kids JAM Mon., February 17th Presidents DayChurch Office Closed6:30pm Scouts, Female Troop 38907:00pm Overeaters Anon,

Conference Room

Tues., February 18th 9:00am Staff Meeting10:00am Coffee & Conversation

@ Dancing Tomato Caffe’2:00pm N/A Meeting, Room C6:00pm Girl Scout Volunteer Mtg.7:00pm Gamblers Anon Meeting,

Room B7:00pm Narcotics Anon Meeting,

Room C

Wed., February 19th9:00am Morning Contemplative & Centering10:00am Praying for the Ministry, Chapel12:00pm Alcoholics Anon Mtg, Room C5:00pm SBM Band Rehearsal5:00pm Children’s Ministry Mtg.5:30pm SB Round-Up mtg.6:00pm Symphony Rehearsal6:30pm Cub Scouts, Pack 46 Mtg.7:00pm Session Mtg. Min. Center7:00pm Narcotics Anon Mtg,

Room C

Thurs., February 20th9:00am Bible Fellowship, Naylor Room12:00pm Men’s Luncheon2:00pm Narcotics Anon Mtg, Room C5:30pm Bell Choir Practice6:00pm Connections Dinner Church6:00pm AA Daily Reprieve Mtg.

Youth Center7:00pm Choir Practice

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Date &

Tim

e Coordinators

Lay Reader G

reeters U

shers W

elcome Table

Sound System

Projector

2/2

10:00

Larry & Pat

Jones D

ebbie Naylor

Lori Schenken

Jim Leonard

Laura Schrettner

Betty Mack

Bev Root W

es Schenken Lin M

erklin

2/9

10:00

Laura Schrettner

Phil Cooke Spencer Springer

Peggy Scarfe

Wendy Burri

Christy Estabrook

Arlene Hite

Bob Lavy Tina Lavy

2/16

10:00

Carla Hendy

Brooke Kersting Joyce D

el Pero

Vivian Mitchell

Wade Kirchner

Dave D

avini

Shirley Bartch Leo M

itchell Lin M

erklin

2/23

10:00

Bev Root D

ianne Bryant D

ale and Larry G

eweke

Jim Poston

Bob Putland

Betty Mack

Dave G

raham

Lin Merklin

Worship Volunteers M

arch, 2020

Date &

Tim

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Lay Reader G

reeters U

shers W

elcome Table

Sound System

Projector

3/1

10:00

Larry & Pat

Jones Kris G

raben Jackie Bum

pus

Felix Pon

Craig & Carla

Hendy

Eivor Pfannkuch W

es Schenken Lin M

erklin

3/8

10:00

Laura Schrettner

Donna Sm

ith Vicki H

enderson

Helen Strunk

Tom &

Roberta Reusser

Judy Putland Bob Lavy

Tina Lavy

3/15

10:00

Carla Hendy

Cameron Kersting

Jeannie Morrissey

Shirley Bartch

Bill & Kim

Elliott Shirley H

obde Leo M

itchell Lin M

erklin

3/22

10:00

Bev Root Jeannie M

orrissey Betty M

ack

Christy Estabrook

Ann & Bill Highland

Barbara Solheim

Dave G

raham

Lin Merklin

3/29

10:00

Lin Merklin

Krista Smith

Richard & Linda

Meakin

Gary &

Beverly Fildes

Bev Root Leo M

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erklin

Worship Volunteer Schedule

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Fighting Cancer: Brian Buchman requests prayers for his mother-in-law Athena Bosnich, who attended St. Andrew prior to moving to the Bay Area;She is diagnosed with lung cancer. Carrie Schroeder requests prayers for her father, Craig Jasper, who is fighting skin cancer. Prayers are requested for Susie Cauchi as she undergoes treatment for breast cancer. Marcie Simmons requests prayers for all those folks in our church fighting cancer. Fighting Long-Term Illness: Marcie Simmons requests prayers for Barbara Breen and brother Ricky Perry in Slidell, LA. Pamela Gaskill would like prayers for both her sister, Dawn Guerra and her niece, Melodie Guerra. Prayers for Jim Leonard for his hep C treatment & strength for his body, healing & enduring all it entails while waiting for next treatments. Concerns: Marcie Simmons requests prayers for the homeless, caretakers and those with drug problems. Pastor Garrett Andrew asks us for prayers for our Brothers-In-Christ, Preston Bradley and Jim Loe.

In the Military: Heather Cowell - Navy

If you would like your name added to or removed from the prayer list, please notify the church office at 530-673-7353 or email Bonnie at: bburrows@standrewpcusa.org

Did you know St. Andrew has an Amazing Prayer Chain?

The Deacons at St. Andrew facilitate a Prayer Chain where concerns, of all sorts, for our church family and friends are contemplated and prayed upon by a group of caring St. Andrew family members. With approval of those for whom you’d like prayers, please feel invited to send your concerns or requests to Carl Hultquist at carl.hultquist@outlook.com or Susan Hamilton at 530/742-7548. Additionally, if you would like to join the St. Andrew Prayer Chain, offering prayers for specific people in need - depending on your communication preference, please provide your email to Carl Hultquist or your phone number to Susan Hamilton at the email address or phone number above. For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them. Matthew 18:20

PRAYER

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February 3 Carter Manning

February 4Charles Aucoin

Gary OdomLon Trefzger

Jeff Tuttle

February 5Bruce Dewey

February 6Anita Russell

February 7Julie Berry

Julie Del Pero

February 8John Perry

Ken Swenson

February 10 Steven Howard

February 12Krysti Merklin

Gabriel Merklin

February 14Morgan Kersting

February 15

Cindy DragovichMarilyn HultquistMark Quisenberry

February 16Wendy Burri

Cameron Ellis KerstingLinda Meakin

February 19Jennifer GenglerKurt Pfannkuch

Edna Smyth

February 20Judy Putland

Chuck Robinson

February 21Gene Abshier

February 23Nicholas Schenken

February 24Junn Dayola

Mike Eastridge

February 25Elyse Dewey

February 26Steve Whiting

February 27Elizabeth Bumpus

February 28Jeff Herboldshimer

February 29Charles Van ZylFebruary

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Session Members during Year 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Courtney Groo Jim Barringer Dave Black Don Kindell Larry Geweke Dave Davini Ish Marino Corey Kersting Vicki Henderson Warren Miller Kirk Parrott Laurie Jenkins Kurt Pfannkuch Franco Roets Anna Mitchell Carrie Schroeder Beverly Root Debbie Naylor Erin Villagomez Laura Schrettner Kay Steele

Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Timothy Burri Jackie Bumpus Tammy Graham Wendy Burri Nancy Davis Carol Keesling Peter Klempau Suzanne Hamilton Bill Paden Linda Klempau Carl Hultquist Norma Paden Keith Churchill LuAnn Leonard Donna Smith Deanna Wiseman Spencer Springer Helen Strunk

St. Andrew Presbyterian Church A Church that is Seeking and Growing

While Loving and Serving

530-673-7353

1390 Franklin Road, Yuba City, CA 95993 www.standrewpcusa.org

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Garrett Andrew, Pastor gandrew@standrewpcusa.org Susie Cauchi, Church Administrator scauchi@standrewpcusa.org Bonnie Burrows, Church Secretary bburrows@standrewpcusa.org Carole Gresham, Children’s Ministry cgresham@standrewpcusa.org Jennifer Davis, Joyful Noise Preschool Director jnnsdirector@comcast.net Travis Leonard, Youth & Young Adult Ministry tleonard@standrewpcusa.org

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Please have your articles, photos, advertisements and other newsletter information into the church office by Tuesday at 4.pm. The Spirit Newsletter is published weekly on Thursdays and is emailed to our subscribers. If you would like to be added to the mailing list, please e-mail Bonnie Burrows with your request or contact the church office during regular business hours 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm Monday - Thursday.