Fourth Day Journal- November 2014

From the Emmaus Community Lay Director

THANKFULNESS New International Version (NIV) 1 Thessalonians 5:18 18 give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will

for you in Christ Jesus Colossians 2:6&7 6 So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, con-

tinue to live your lives in him, 7 rooted and built up in him,

strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and over-flowing with thankfulness.

Looking ahead, I have come to the realization the next two articles (November and December) will fulfill my obli-gation for writing as the Community Lay Director (CLD). In thinking about the time of year and the context of the months, I have decided for November to be thankful-centric and for December to be blessing-focused. This month acknowledging the abundance of things that I am grateful for and next month (December) counting my blessings seemed a viable way to close out the series of articles written over the course of this year. Where to start in appreciating ones circumstances and life? There was a time I might have started with material things or with other tangible possessions. However, I am thankful (as the scriptures above remind me) that thanks and glory belong to God and Christ Jesus. I truly am ever so thankful to have rekindled a strengthened faith in Jesus Christ and the presence of the Holy Spirit in my life. I am thankful that the Holy Spirit has been with me each step of the way this year to facilitate and support our Na-tional Capital Area Emmaus Community. It was a year where I benefited greatly, because, there was spiritual

growth within me and I was able to take action and dis-play my faith openly during the course of the year. I learned this year that there are great spiritual dividends in investing time in thinking about articles, thinking about community prayers, approaching needs, and supporting events associated with our weekends. Earnest efforts and preparation are appreciated and individuals through-out the year have warmed my heart and humbled me by communicating thanks (verbally and through others forms of communication) because they were touched by something I did!?! I am thankful that talents and gifts that I have were com-patible and complementary to the demands and obliga-tions required this year. Even when there were chal-lenges or awkward issues, the Holy Spirit guided me, kept my mind open to other’s opinions, and allowed me to keep a balanced approach across the Community needs and priorities. I am ever so thankful for the power of prayer. There will be indelible and treasured marks on my heart, mind, and soul about the warmth and response to prayer that oc-curred this year involving “Baby Lucy”. To witness the unifying efforts undertaken and the answered prayers was amazing! I am thankful for medical technology and the gifts that God’s places in medical personnel to be instruments of healing in the world today. I am thankful for: more than a dozen medical procedures that have helped my wellbe-ing and lifestyle over the years; the three times that al-lowed recovery from mortally threatening episodes; and, the numerous medications that keeps my current afflic-tions under control. Thanks are in order for my family. There is my wonder-fully supportive wife who remains instrumental in my re-discovery of faith. There is immediate and blended family which gives new meaning to the word ‘family’ as a circle of love, caring, and pride that spans generations no mat-ter what -- because they are family! I am thankful for the Brothers and Sisters in this commu-nity whether we are in large or small gatherings. As an only child, growing up often alone, and on my own since I was 15-years old; the interest, warmth, and consideration shown by fellow like-minded Christians remain a special bonus for being a part of this Emmaus Community. I would be remiss if I did not thank and appreciate the members of the Board who served in 2014. It is easy to forget that these are voluntary positions and we all have to find balance across our families, local church obliga-tions, work, school, and other demands to find time to address board and community topics. As I have learned,

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by being engaged in local church leadership, committees are not the most efficient form for decisions and actions. However, board members have shown interest and dedi-cated support for what was accomplished and consid-ered during the year amidst their dynamic lives. Closing Prayer: May we all be truly thankful for what we have and where we are in our faith walks as beloved children of God. May a spiritual fullness be realized when we recognize, appreciate, and utilize our gifts in Christ’s name. May our lives be fortified by the Holy Spirit, allowing us to ex-perience thankfulness in Christ’s teachings throughout our lives. Decolores!

Tony Papp, CLD

From the Emmaus Music Directors, MD’s

"But I will sing of your strength, in the morning I will sing of your love; for you are my fortress, my refuge in times of trou le. salm NIV) Fall is a beautiful time in the Emmaus community as we hear the community blessed with new pilgrims and but-terflies singing morning, midday, and evening at several events. May we continue to sing of his love in our daily lives, always keeping a song in our heart just as the scripture states. This music expresses the joy or cry of our hearts and brings peace as we call on His name and praise our great God. Thank you, Jesus, for music, for what it means to this community and your kingdom and our personal lives. Let's all joyfully sing "Glorious Day", "Open Up the Heav-ens", "Hello, My Name Is Child of the One True King", "Rock of Ages". Prepare our hearts for the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. The men of E-171 will be lead-ing the November Ultreya. Let us know which songs you'd like to hear at December Ultreya - mkrauss70@aol.com Sincere love & tunes,

Mary Ann and Jim and Jerry! MD@EMMAUSNCA.ORG or mkrauss70@aol.com

FROM THE SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR The cooler weather has arrived and we find ourselves beginning to think about Thanksgiving and Advent. It’s a good time of the year. As we come to Thanksgiving, I hope we are remember-ing all the things for which we are truly grateful. We have been blessed in so many ways. Sure, we have had some major events in our lives. However, there are many little things that have made a difference and brightened our day — and they count, too! These things can range from a new job, to a new spouse, to a new baby, to joining the church, to somebody sharing a smile or a hug with you that just makes your day, to appreciat-ing the beauty that is all around us. Sometimes, it’s just the smile upon greeting an old friend — and we are again blessed. We need to remember loved-ones and give God thanks for how they have touched our lives. We also need to be thankful to God for the gift of Jesus. What better gift could we receive than the gift of salvation ecause we chose to say “Yes!” to God? We need to remember our NCA Emmaus family. Through God’s love we have een a le to less one an-other, to grace each other’s lives, to help one another stay on track on our fourth day. What a gift! What a blessing! As this is my last article for the Journal before I rotate off the Board, please allow me to say “THANK YOU!!!” for the privilege of serving you and you lessing me. NCA Emmaus is too good to keep to ourselves — let’s keep inviting and seeking creative ways to sponsor pilgrims. They need you to bless them, too. Henri Nouwen wrote “…when I look ack over the last 30 years of my life, I can say that, for me, the person of Jesus has come to be more and more important. What matters increasingly is getting to know Jesus and living in solidarity with him… It became clearer to me that my personal relationship with Jesus is the heart of my exist-ence.” A Prayer for Thanksgiving

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Most giving and generous God, we gather around a table this day to thank you for the bounty you have provided for our lives. We thank you, not only for the wonderful feast we are able to enjoy, but also for family and friends, for a great nation and a caring church, for good, beauty, joy, life, love, and faith. We ask that you grant us the faith we need when times are challenging and the way seems so difficult. We thank you that you never abandon us, that you are always with us. We pray for healing and wholeness to come to our lives, to our families, to those we hold dear, to our nation, and to all those faces we do not see or know, but fully realize that they, too, are your beloved children. Bless our Emmaus family, that we will be bold in our inviting and faithful to our Lord and to our churches. Gracious Lord, we thank you for Jesus, our Savior and teacher, for all the Saints of the faith who have taught us, for commerce and hospitals and education, and we thank you for the diversity of our country which makes life in-teresting, and for the values and hopes that bind us to-gether. O God, we thank you for one another. We thank you for the music and poetry of life. We thank you for the meal we will enjoy and for those who labored to prepare it for us. In Jesus’ name. Amen. Blessings and love and De Colores,

Rev. Doug Geeting, SD

COMMUNITY PALANCA

I am the Community Palanca Cha. I need volunteers to make placemats for me. We need 270 decorated place-mats for each team that goes to the Mountain.

I will have blank placemats at the Ultreyas each month. You can create your own design, either free hand, trace from a coloring book, use markers, glitter and glue to create your designs. You can either do them yourselves

or get your Sunday School classes to do them. The pil-grims really like them when they come from the children. There are two kinds needed: the ones that are decorated with cute pictures and words, and ones that specifically say “DeColores”. It does not matter what the picture is, it only needs to say “DeColores” somewhere on the placemat. If you wish to make a set for a specific week-end that is great but you need to mark the envelope this is for E-# and I will make sure it goes on that weekend.

You can do placemats for Chrysalis they need the same decorated and instead of saying DeColores they say FLY WITH CHRIST. If you want to do them for Chrysalis you can get them from me also, and return them to me.

Or what about your cloth Palanca bags that you received on Friday. How many of you sew? You can go to your fabric store and pick up some material. Rainbow material works well, I guess because most people don’t want to use it as a dress. I will have the dimensions available for you if you’re interested at the Ultreya.

Do you remember your Joy Flag Parade? Joy flags are always needed. These can be made from paper or fabric, and can be as simple or intricate as you desire, as long as they say “Joy” somewhere on the flag. These should always be the pennant shape, too. You may also specify the joy flags for specific weekend also.

First stones are simple. Go outside, pick up a rock, and write “First” on it. lease write “F-I-R-S-T” and not “ -S-T on it. We have felt for the “I’m Lova le” flower pin that you received on Friday. Men get a pennant-shaped rib-bon, and felt is available for both. Do you remember be-ing showered with Warm Fuzzies on Sunday? If you love yarn, then this is the project for you. At the Ultreyas there will be the prayer wheel for you to sign up to pray and also, there will be a sheet passed that will have snacks for the weekend. You can sign at the Ultreyas. Food for the weekends needs to get to the Head Cha before Tuesday of the week that the team is going unless you are sponsoring someone and will be going to the moun-tain on Thursday.

Where do I get all of the material or instructions, you may ask. Well, you can pick up placemats, felt for flowers and banners, and yarn for warm fuzzes at the Ultreya each month. You can also pick up or return items at the Ultreya. There is usually a ta le near the church’s en-trance where items are placed. Or you can find me and hand items to me.

If you’re not availa le to attend the Ultreya, you can con-tact me. My email address is LindaLSmith999@verizon.net and phone number is 703- 216-24 . And if you’re concerned a out getting an item to me quickly, we can always keep in touch by phone and work out something. If you are willing to serve as Palanca Chairman for your church please fill out the in-formation on the clipboard that I will have at each Ultreya in the front. Please list which items your group is inter-

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ested in doing, so when I am running low on items I can contact the chairman.

If you are in a reunion group this is a good project that you could do. So, check with your group and see what items you all would love to do. If someone from your church has already signed up then you don’t need to. I am looking forward to working with you!

If you would like to get placemats please call Linda Smith

703-216-2469 and she will meet you to get them to you.

Thank you De Colores! And Fly with Christ

Linda L. Smith

OUTREACH PRAYERS REQUEST Pray for all Spiritual Directors, Lay Leaders, Community Boards and Fourth Day Brothers and Sisters worldwide. Be blessed,

Gary & Debbie McCluskey

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY

In case of inclement weather on the night of an

Ultreya, please listen to the local television or

radio. If schools are closed, and after school

activities are canceled in the county in which the

Ultreya is held, the Ultreya will also be canceled.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE Emmaus CLD Message……………………….1 Emmaus SD Message…………………………2 Emmaus Music Directors, “Sing Praise”….2 Community Palanca…………………………...3 November 21, Clarendon, UMC…………......4 Inclement Weather Policy…………………....4 Outreach Prayer Request…………………....4 2014 Weekend Fees……………………….…..5 Chrysalis CLD Message………………………5 E-171,November 13-16…………………….….5 2014-15 Emmaus Walks……………………....6 Ultreya Gatherings……………..………….…..6 Reunion Group Coordinator Needed..……..6 Emmaus/Chrysalis Boards…………….….…7 2014 Board Committee positions………..…8 Business Sponsors……………………………9 NCAE Decals and Stickers, $5.00 each……9

Join us at our next Ultreya Gathering 7:30 p.m., Friday, November 21

Clarendon, UMC Arlington, VA

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National Capital Area Chrysalis

From Our Chrysalis, CLD

“As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17

If a knife is blunt, it still continues to be a knife, although it is less effective, less useful in service. There is mutual benefit in the rubbing of two iron blades together; the edges become sharper, making the knives more efficient in their task to cut and slice. Likewise, the Word of God is a “dou le-edged sword” He rews 4 2), and it is with this that we are to sharpen one another.

The Chrysalis butterflies need the guidance and mentor-ship of mature Christians – like the mature Christians in the Emmaus community. When these butterflies return from the mountain they are full of the Holy Spirit – but it is often months before they get the chance to be a team member and they need guidance and mentorship during that time. They need to be groomed to become an effec-tive team member. Remember, the Chrysalis model is that the youth run the weekend – the adults are merely there for guidance and advice.

reparing one of God’s children to e an effective team member will not only sharpen their spiritual blade – it will also sharpen yours. The next Chrysalis weekend finish-es on January 19

th 2015 – look at the list of butterflies

and identify one in your church – and then make the first step to mentor that butterfly in their spiritual walk.

Fly with Christ.

Jerry Wills Chrysalis Community Lay Director

E171- Nov. 13-16, 2014

A Message from the "R"

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by

the power of the Holy Spirit” Romans: 15:13

What a blessing and an awesome responsibility to lead such a godly group of men to the mountain. My weekend (E-127) was one filled with the LOVE & JOY of Jesus Christ – and for some reason I just want to keep “passing it on”. Sound familiar?

My weekend reminded me of the ultimate price that God paid for me (and you); His unconditional LOVE that came down – “Living he loved me; dying He saved me; Buried he carried my sins far way; Rising, He justified freely for-ever; One day He’s coming – oh Glorious day!” God no longer wanted me to feel the burdens and heavy bag-gage that weighed me down. He provided everything I needed – the cross – the strongest sign of LOVE and HOPE. It was at the foot of the cross that I found PEACE and a new JOY to etter serve HIM. And I don’t have to do that alone! He has given me His Holy Spirit and a community of FAITH – the Body of Christ. There is HOPE – ecause God’s LOVE has een poured out into our hearts. And there is HOPE in a future that is more GLORIOUS than we could imagine; a day when all will e set “right” – no more pain – no more suffering. And we have the blessing to be a part of HIS Glorious plan.

God has brought this team of E171 to serve as His hands and feet. The theme for our weekend is “Glorious Day” and our theme song is Glorious Day (Casting

2014 WEEKEND EMMAUS FEES Application Fee $35.00 Pilgrim Fee $175.00

Team Fee $225.00

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Crowns) that comes from a hymn written in 1909 by Presbyterian evangelist Rev. John Wilbur Chapman.

I have been blessed to be a part of this Emmaus, KAIROS and Chrysalis community for almost 10 years. My eyes have been opened in new and wonderful ways to serve our amazing God. My brothers and sisters have been with me side by side through the Joys and Trials over this past decade – we don’t have to do this alone. I am thankful for the support from so many people from this community that have encouraged me, supported me and made me a better person to serve our Lord Jesus Christ.

My prayer for this entire community, the team of E171 and the Pilgrims that meet us on the mountain is my scripture for this weekend: “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit” Romans: 15:13

DeColores! Sam Parris E-127

CADRE and TEAM Bob Albrecht ~ Table Leader Steve Fisher ~ Table Leader Dale Gillis ~ Table Leader Al Barbier ~ Chapel Cha Steve Graham ~ Mananita Cha, Assistant Agape Cha Jon Guest ~ Assistant Head Cha Steve Hansen ~ Closing Cha, Asst Palanca Cha Bruce Hook ~ Table Leader Wayne Hottle ~ Table Leader Dave Hunter ~ Assistant Spiritual Director Jim Krauss ~ Table Leader Gary McCluskey ~ Spiritual Director Mike Mclean ~ Assistant Rector Jim Morris ~ Talk Room Cha Sam Parris ~ Rector Roger Provost ~ Agape Cha, Assistant Closing Cha John Rowe ~ Palanca Cha, Assistant Mananita Cha Chris Scholz ~ Dining Room Cha, Assistant Chapel Cha Tom Sturgis ~ Assistant Talk Room Cha Jeff Tidd ~ Old Buffalo, Floater Cha Jerry Wills ~ Assistant Music Director Phil Wisner ~ Assistant Dining Room Cha Bill Zachman ~ Head Cha Milton Zapata ~ Music Director PILGRIMS Rich Goad ~ Bethel UMC Fred Eichorn ~ Sprit & Life John Lohr ~ St. Paul UMC J'Juan Bailey ~ St. Catherines Greg Post ~ Grace Filipino Joe Lopez ~ Christ Church Jack Shifflett ~ Langley Baptist Favio Lopez ~ Ft. Belvoir Catholic Lew Thorp ~ 1st Mt Zion Baptist Rusty Linares ~ Christ Church

Allen Booker Jonathan Lomax ~ 1st Mt Zion Baptist Roger Brown ~ Sleepy Hollow UMC John Klein ~ Christ Church UMC Aaron Vance ~ Columbia Furnace COB Gary Schopmeyer Jr. ~ Park Valley Ryan Thomas ~ Columbia Furnace COB Tim Stewart ~ Cameron UMC Douglas Kern ~ Columbia Furnace COB Gard Johnson ~ Rising Hope UMC Rick Bockes ~ First United Presb Church Mike Bansal ~ Good Shepherd UMC Crain Thomson II ~ Rising Hope UMC John Hughes ~ Holy Family Catholic Church

2014 ULTREYA GATHERINGS

Nov. 21 Clarendon UMC - Arlington

Dec.19 Bethel UMC - Woodbridge

REUNION GROUP COORDINATOR NEEDED: The NCA Emmaus Community is seeking a new Reunion Group Coordinator. If you are interested in serving in this capacity, please let a member of the Board know. Many thanks to Todd Hastings who has been serving the community in this role for the past several years

2014-2015 Emmaus Walks 4-H Training, Front Royal, VA E-171 ~ Nov. 13-16, 2014 ------ Sam Parris Meadowkirk, VA E-172~March 12-15, 2015------- Kathy Woodley E-173~April 30 –May 3, 2015 – Mike McLean E-174~October 8-11, 2015 ----- Susan Verghese E-175~Nov. 5-8, 2015 ------------ Tony Papp

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EMMAUS BOARD Term Expiring January 2015

Bev Barthmaier 856-231-9912 bevb361@comcast.net

Charlie Carroll 703-887-7590 ccarroll813@me.com

Doug Geeting,SD 540-841-2900 dgeeting@me.com

Bob Jones 703-451-4329 lgandrrjones@aol.com

Glenda Lambert 703-992-6913 gcljewelry@gmail.com

Tony Papp, CLD 703-441-9715 teepee22@msn.com

Term Expiring January 2016 Michael Gentile 703-638-2545 michaelgentile@verizon.net

Garey Eakes, ASD 703-892-8634 pastorgarey@yahoo.com

Chris Scholz, ACLD 703-929-7931 ccscholtz@gmail.com

Nancy Geeting 540-841-3343 ngeeting@wakefieldschool.org

Debbie McCluskey 703-698-0511 Gndmccluskey2@verizon.net

awn Mosteller 703-994-7071 Dcm_1103_sew@cox.net

EMMAUS SUPPORT STAFF Applications ~ Pilgrims (& drops)

Jan & Carolyn Janiczek 703-670-6615 Cand_app@emmausnca.org

Applications ~ Team

Jan & Carolyn Janiczek 703-670-6615 Team_app@emmausnca.org

Board Secretary

Kathy Henry 703-960-4540 dakota-laguapa@earthlink.net

Community Agape

Linda Smith 703-216-2469 lindalsmith999@verizon.net

Community Support (Storage Shed)

Annette Barbier 703-491-2104 Abarbier2@aol.com

Data Base Manager

Jan & Carolyn Janiczek 703-670-6615 Data_adm@emmausnca.org

Facility Liaison

Fourth Day Packets

Mark Segnari 703-670-3145 4daypack@emmausnca.org

Fourth Day Journal Editor

Raúl Castillo 703-307-8070 4DayJour@emmausnca.org

Fourth Day Journal Mailing

Maria Hooper 703-878-3227 4DayMail@emmausnca.org

Historian

Neal Ailstock 703-931-4800 history@emmausnca.org

HolyNet Coordinator

Dave Moore 703-680-4002 emmausnca@gmail.com

Kairos Information (Weekend, Cookies, Etc.)

Todd Hastings 703-938-9553 dumpster63T@verizon.net

Kairos Outside Information

Barbara Teats 703-354-9043 barbteats@hotmail.com

Manuals

Linda Girten 703-491-3801 manuals@emmausnca.org

Music Directors

Jim Krauss 540-895-9671 md@emmausnca.org

Mary Ann Kraus 540-895-9671 md@emmausnca.org

Outreach Agape

Gary & Debbie McCluskey 703-698-0511 revribster@verizon.net

Prayer Wheel Coordinator

Linda Smith 703-216-2469 lindalsmith999@verizon.net

Rector(a) Selection Committee

Annette Barbier 703-491-2104 Abarbier2@aol.com

Reunion Group Coordinator

Todd Hastings 703-938-9553 dumpster63T@verizon.net

Scholarship Coordinator

Glenda Lambert 703-992-6913 gcljewelry@gmail.com

Treasurer

Jim McCray 703-491-8863 treas@emmausnca.org

Website Manager

Rob Cannon 703-965-8045 webadmin@emmausnca.org

Wooden Crosses & Ropes

Jim and Jan Womer 703-670-5236 jmwomer@verizon.net

CHRYSALIS BOARD

Community Lay Director (CLD) Assistant Lay Director (ALD)

Spiritual Director (SD)

CLD Jerry Wills laydirector@chrysalisnca.org

Youth CLD

Holly Smith- Youth

asstlaydirector@chrysalisnca.org

SD Gary McCluskey Pastor1@chrysalisnca.org

SD Jose Saldana Pastor2@chrysalisnca.org

Other Board Members

Amy Miller Charlie Duren

Elizabeth Wells Jacob Mosser

Laura Newberry John Rowe

Lindell Tinsley Marcus House

Whitney LeMay Devin Duren

Stephanie Williams

Chrysalis Support Personnel

Supply Coordinators Linda Russ/ Melissa Detwiler

Prayer Wheel Coordinator Volunteer Needed

Manuals and Talk Folders Coordinator

Kurt Bubenhofer

Community Music Director Dave Moore

Registrar Scott Niehoff

Secretary Stephanie Williams

Treasurer Bob LeMay

Clothe Agape Bags Coordinator Beth Ann Eadie

Dining Room Coordinator Linda Smith

Worldwide Agape Coord. Volunteer Needed

Facilities Coordinator Volunteer Needed

Fourth Day Packet Coord. Bob LeMay

Historian Volunteer Needed

Outreach Coordinator Mark and Pat Fahner

Clown Communion Coord. Jan Niehoff

Chrysalis Crosse Coord. Janet & Lindsey Matthews

Hoot Coordinators Donna VanWert/Bob LeMay Karen Kimberlin

I am Lovable Pin Coordinator Linda Smith

Website Coordinator Clayton Newberry

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2014 Board Committee Positions Ultreya Coordinators Glenda Lambert, Bev Barthmaier,

Charlie Carroll, (Dawn Mosteller)

Lay Assistant To Board SD’s Charlie Carroll, Dawn Mosteller

Ultreya Offering Counters Glenda Lambert, Bob Jones, (Debbie McCluskey)

Nomination Committee Bob Jones, Bev Barthmaier, (Nancy Geeting)

Finance/Budget Committee Tony Papp, Glenda Lambert, (Michael Gentile), Jim McCray [Treasurer]

Website/HolyNet Committee Michael Gentile, Chris Scholz

Scholarship Coordinators Tony Papp, Glenda Lambert, (Chris Scholz)

Facilities Liaison Nancy Geeting, Mike Gentile, Chris Scholz

Outreach Committee All Board Members {assigned by ideas or events}

Chrysalis Rep Debbie McCluskey, Tony Papp

CLD / ACLD Tony Papp / Chris Scholz

Senior SD / SD Doug Geeting / Garey Eakes

NOTE: Positions within Parentheses are for 2015 Members to be familiar with for Continuity.

NEW – NCA Emmaus Car Magnets and Decals

The NCAE, 4”x6” car MAGNETS and REMOVA-BLE DECALS are available for $5.00 donation or more for each decal. All proceeds go to

Scholarship Fund. For more information, please contact: Jack Christie at 703-491-8670 or email: jackchristie153@gmail.com

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