CONTACT: Rev. Mark Taylor mtaylor@fccedmond.org or 405.341.3544 ext. 102 Go to www.fccedmond.org/studentprograms for all Youth event details.
Getting connected in our faith community can make a huge difference in your student's life! Make sure they don’t miss any of our activities, including Sunday morning breakfast, announcements, and SS each week at 10AM and Wednesday night dinner, worship, and small groups. Here are four other ways to connect and serve in October:
- Sunday, October 6 – 1:00 – 3:00PM – Labyrinth
We’re going to walk the labyrinth at UCO. This is a great opportunity to encounter God in a different and special way. Not familiar with labyrinths? It’s basically a simple walking path constructed to invite reflection and meditation. But don’t worry - you will experience this together with your church family and be guided through the whole process. Meet at 1:00 in the Family Life Center. We will be done at 3:00.
- Saturday, October 19 – Serve Our City Saturday
We are partnering with our Outreach Team to volunteer with different projects around Edmond to continue to show our community that we are Here for Good. You can serve at Ida Freeman Elementary or the HOPE Center in the morning or help the Ida Freeman 5th grade students with their Heard on Hurd booth in the evening. Times and details available on the Serve Our City Saturday registration form - register online at fccedmond.org/register
-Sunday, October 27 – 5:00 – 6:30PM – Children’s Ministry Trunk or Treat
Come pass out candy and have fun helping with our Children’s Ministry Trunk or Treat. You can bring and decorate a car or just come help. Want to help? Contact Jennifer Humphrey at jhumphrey@fccedmond.org or talk to her at church!
- Celebrate #SOCKTOBER all month! Donate NEW socks for children and adults. Girls and boys, men and women, we all need socks to warm our feet! Help Marissa Kosir with this easy and awesome service project by bringing socks to FCC by the end of October. We’ll do a sock sort, then deliver them to Ida Freeman Elementary where they will be shared with kids in need. We’ll also share them with our homeless friends at Church Under the Bridge and through the Homeless Alliance in OKC.

CONTACT: Rev. Mark Taylor mtaylor@fccedmond.org or 405.341.3544
We've got a delicious way for you to support our Student Ministries! They are offering butter braids, cinnamon rolls, and sticky buns for your holiday enjoyment. They make wonderful gifts as well! These homestyle pastries include delicious flavors like blueberry, strawberry cream cheese, raspberry, and more! Prices start at $14. Visit www.fccedmond.org/register or order on Sunday mornings beginning October 13. Orders are due by October 27 and the pastries will be delivered to the church before Thanksgiving.

CONTACT: Rev. Dr. John Regan, Executive Minister jregan@fccedmond.org or 405.341.3544 
Our identity, the fabric of our being, is made up of those who are woven into our lives. Everything we know and learn is informed by the relationships into which we are woven. We are not capable of learning to think outside of the community that nurtures us to maturity. Church, at its best, inspires us to be more loving, to form relationships that support and challenge, to address needs in the community, and to be generous.
     This Sunday we will complete our Weaving A Life That Matters sermon series. This series has helped us consider what matters most in life, and how being a part of this faith community helps us fashion lives of meaning and purpose. I hope you have been inspired by the videos we have shared in worship. If you missed a week, please go to fccedmond.org/lifethatmatters to view the ones you might have missed!
     This series coincides with our annual practice of asking where you will serve and what you will give to the church during the coming year. Our Nominating Committee is in high gear asking people to serve in leadership. Committees are developing budgets to fund the dreams and programs they would like to offer. The Giving Task Force is finalizing plans that will renovate the Fellowship Hall, the first of our Here for Good Capital Campaign projects.
      We’ve created a new Commitment to Serve sheet that highlights a few new and ongoing areas where you can invest your time. We also ask that everyone in the church make a commitment to support all the ministries we do together. It is a commitment to give to something we believe in and something much bigger than ourselves. Our shared financial gifts are a community reservoir supporting our common hopes of what we will do next. We don’t give because it is easy; we give because it is important. We don’t compare ourselves with others or ask, "how much do I have to give?" We simply ask one another to share what we can. Because without your gift, or without my gift our mission is a little smaller and our impact is reduced.
     Our influence and our compassion are woven together by our shared commitments, our growing passions, our faithful service, and our financial gifts. On behalf of the Giving Task Force and your Church Board, I invite you to submit your Commitment to Give and your Commitment to Serve by the end of October. If it is your first time, I promise it is not nearly as scary as Halloween. Your commitments are confidential and the promises you make are for yourself and your offering is to God.
     Every relationship you form matters. Every act of service you offer matters. Every financial gift you share matters. I am so glad you are a part of the tapestry of First Christian’s presence in the world! What will you weave?

CONTACT: Rev. Dr. John Regan 405.341.3544 or jregan@fccedmond.org
In the inspiring book, Living A Life That Matter: Resolving the Conflict Between Conscience and Success, Rabbi Harold Kushner suggests a path for living lives that count, lives that matter. This practical six-week study and discussion will consider the human dilemma of finding significance and integrity in everyday living. We will meet on Wednesdays, October 9 through November 20 at 6:30PM in Room 130 (the NEW library) at FCC. Register online at fccedmond.org/register or contact John (above). Books are available for $10.

CONTACT: Shelley Regan sregan@fccedmond.org 405.414.3544 
During our Weaving a Life That Matters series you are invited to participate in weaving your prayers for your relationships, our community, where you are being called to serve, and what you will give into a piece of art. This prayer station is located in the rotunda. There are strips of fabric and yarn, along with prayer prompts for your use.
     This weaving represents our lives woven together. The strips of cloth and pieces of yarn are a symbol of our commitment to respond to God’s call in our lives and to follow God’s leading to make a difference in our world.

CONTACT: Jennifer Humphrey jhumphrey@fccedmond.org 405.341.3544
Veteran's Day is Monday, November 11 and First Christian Church would like to honor our veterans with a slide presentation before worship on Sunday, November 10. If you would like to be honored or have your loved one honored, please submit a photo in uniform, including full name, title and rank. Send submissions to news@fccedmond.org or place in Jennifer Humphrey's church mailbox in the workroom by Sunday, November 3. (Note: If you have previously submitted a photo, you may confirm its submission by emailing Jennifer, above.)

Worship With Us Each Sunday at 8:15 (Chapel), 9:00 (Modern), 11:00 (Traditional)
October 6, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow, Scripture: Mark 14:3-9; Children Worship & Wonder: Exodus
October 13, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow; Scripture: Matthew 13:13-17; Children Worship & Wonder: The 10 Best Ways to Live
October 20, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. John Regan; Scripture: I Timothy 6:10; Children Worship & Wonder: The Ark & A Tent for God
October 27, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow; Scripture: Romans 5:6-9; Children Worship & Wonder: The Promised Land
November 3, 2019; All Saints Sunday;Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow; Scripture: Isaiah 25:6-9; Children Worship & Wonder: The Temple, a House for God

CONTACT: Shelley Regan sregan@fccedmond.org 405.414.3544
Serving matters. Not only because it’s important for the community, but because it’s important for your own spiritual formation. By serving together, we have opportunities to make new friends and increase our impact. In June we held our first SERVE OUR CITY SATURDAY and went out to show Edmond we are HERE FOR GOOD! On October 19 we have another opportunity to serve and make a difference.
     Adults, students, and children (age 5 and older) will work side-by-side in projects at Ida Freeman Elementary, the HOPE Center, and at the final Heard on Hurd of the season in the Ida Freeman booth. To see the full list of projects and sign up, use the Serve Our City form on fccedmond.org/register or complete a registration in the rotunda on Sunday.

CONTACT: Shelley Regan sregan@fccedmond.org or 405.414.3544
During the month of OCTober we are celebrating SOCKtober! We are collecting NEW socks for Ida Freeman Elementary kids in need, the homeless who attend Church Under the Bridge, and the Homeless Alliance in OKC. If you would like to join us, please purchase NEW socks for girls, boys, women, or men and drop them off at the SOCKTOBER display in Fellowship Hall by October 31. Want to do more? Grab some #socktober flyers and pass them out to friends. Snap a picture of the socks you share and share details on Facebook or Instagram with these hashtags #fccedmond #socktober #hereforgood Warming THEIR feet will warm YOUR heart. 

CONTACT: Erin Robertson erincrobertson@gmail.com 405.471.9386

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and so small things|Great Love is partnering with Palomar, OKC’s Family Justice Center. Most of the time, when children are exposed to violence in the home, they are taken into foster care for some length of time. Palomar can help those foster experiences be shorter, and end in reunification with one or both parents. Their mission is to provide protection, hope, and healing. Let’s work with them to interrupt the cycle of domestic violence and child abuse. Find more info on their website at https://palomarokc.org
     In October, we are collecting coloring books with markers or crayons. Please bring your donations to the box in fellowship hall by the end of the month.
     The mission of small things|GREAT LOVE is to promote the agencies and donation opportunities already in place around the OKC metro that benefit the foster community. Each month a different group will be highlighted, and a specific need or donation request will be shared. For more info, check out our website at  http://www.stglok.org

CONTACT: Jennifer Humphrey jhumphrey@fccedmond.org 405.341.3544 
Join us Sunday, October 27, from 5 to 6:30pm, for a night of fun at our Trunk or Treat Event hosted by the First Christian Church Children’s Ministry. All children are invited to “trick-or-treat” in the East Parking Lot and play fun games on the lawn. Bring a canned food item (or TWO!) for a donation to the Edmond HOPE Center. Get those costumes ready! We hope to see you there!
Game Hosts & Cupcakes/Candy Needed! Want to host a game on the lawn or donate some yummy candy? Wanna bake some cupcakes for a "Cupcake Walk"? We still need bags of individually wrapped candy, individually wrapped cupcakes and folks to "host" a game (you must be willing to dress up!) Come support this amazing, ALL-CHURCH family fun event! Contact Jennifer (above) to help or find out where to drop off candy.

CONTACT: Bonnie Miller, CCC Director bmiller@fccedmond.org 405.341.2626
When you support our CCC fundraising efforts, you make our center better for every child who attends! On October 15 if you dine at Pepperoni Grill in Edmond (between 5:00 and 9:00PM) and mention First Christian Church Child Care Center, we will receive a portion back! That's an easy opportunity to enjoy dinner out while giving back to the center.
The Center recently purchased a new bus. This will help with transporting our before and after kids as well as making field trips possible in the Summer.

CONTACT: Rev. Mark Taylor mtaylor@fccedmond.org or 405.341.3544 ext. 102 Go to www.fccedmond.org/studentprograms for all Youth event details.
Getting connected in our faith community can make a huge difference in your student's life! Make sure they don’t miss any of our activities, including Sunday morning breakfast, announcements, and SS each week at 10AM and Wednesday night dinner, worship, and small groups. Here are four other ways to connect and serve in October:
- Sunday, October 6 – 1:00 – 3:00PM – Labyrinth
We’re going to walk the labyrinth at UCO. This is a great opportunity to encounter God in a different and special way. Not familiar with labyrinths? It’s basically a simple walking path constructed to invite reflection and meditation. But don’t worry - you will experience this together with your church family and be guided through the whole process. Meet at 1:00 in the Family Life Center. We will be done at 3:00.
- Saturday, October 19 – Serve Our City Saturday
We are partnering with our Outreach Team to volunteer with different projects around Edmond to continue to show our community that we are Here for Good. You can serve at Ida Freeman Elementary or the HOPE Center in the morning or help the Ida Freeman 5th grade students with their Heard on Hurd booth in the evening. Times and details available on the Serve Our City Saturday registration form - register online at fccedmond.org/register
-Sunday, October 27 – 5:00 – 6:30PM – Children’s Ministry Trunk or Treat
Come pass out candy and have fun helping with our Children’s Ministry Trunk or Treat. You can bring and decorate a car or just come help. Want to help? Contact Jennifer Humphrey at jhumphrey@fccedmond.org or talk to her at church!
- Celebrate #SOCKTOBER all month! Donate NEW socks for children and adults. Girls and boys, men and women, we all need socks to warm our feet! Help Marissa Kosir with this easy and awesome service project by bringing socks to FCC by the end of October. We’ll do a sock sort, then deliver them to Ida Freeman Elementary where they will be shared with kids in need. We’ll also share them with our homeless friends at Church Under the Bridge and through the Homeless Alliance in OKC.

CONTACT: Rev. Mark Taylor mtaylor@fccedmond.org or 405.341.3544
We've got a delicious way for you to support our Student Ministries! They are offering butter braids, cinnamon rolls, and sticky buns for your holiday enjoyment. They make wonderful gifts as well! These homestyle pastries include delicious flavors like blueberry, strawberry cream cheese, raspberry, and more! Prices start at $14. Visit www.fccedmond.org/register or order on Sunday mornings beginning October 13. Orders are due by October 27 and the pastries will be delivered to the church before Thanksgiving.

CONTACT: Lauren VanOsdol lauren.vanosdol@gmail.com or 405.517.2713
Our faith community nurse ministry is pleased to host a flu shot and vaccine clinic on Sunday October 13 from 8:30AM-12:15PM. Vaccines available: Flu (4 strain), 65+ Flu, Pneumonia, Tdap, Hepatitis A/B, MMR, Shingles, HPV, & Meningitis. No appointment necessary! Just come to the rotunda to complete a consent form and bring a copy of your insurance ID card. (Cash pricing available for those without insurance. Most insurance plans cover all age-recommended vaccines 100% without co-pay or cost sharing.) Shots will be given around the corner in Fellowship Hall.

THOSE IN NEED OF PRAYER Bill Womble, Ed & Mary Walker, John & Dot Hammond  OUR SYMPATHY AND PRAYERS TO Scott & Amy Peters & Family in the passing of Scott’s mother, Kay Ginn, on September 7. Services were held September 21 in Bethany AND TO Melissa Hendricks in the passing of her grandmother, Alberta Alandzes, on September 10 AND TO The Family of Lorene Wilkinson Smith who passed away on September 12. Her services were held September 19 at FCC-Edmond AND TO The Family of Larry Griffin who passed away on September 13. His services were held September 20 at FCC-Edmond.  WE WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Leigh Ann Robertson AND Glen & Melissa Wilson who joined on September 1.  CELEBRATING A BABY DEDICATION Reid Connett Baust, son of Brett & Jennifer Baust, was dedicated on September 22. Grandparents are Peter & Alba Duller.
Please share your prayer requests with us so we can pray for you. Contact Pastoral Assistant, Iris Muno Jordan at ijordan@fccedmond.org or 341-3544, ext. 110.

10/6 Steffanie Ward; 10/7 Emersen Heron, Staci Nash, Isaac VanOsdol; 10/8 Gary Owen; 10/9 Barry Black, Conner Kious, Coy Parsley; 10/10 Emily Gresh, Abi Haley, Saeed Sarani; 10/11 Beth Anne Davis, Steve Hanson; 10/12 Mitchem Ernst, Karen Walenciak; 10/13 Samantha Hoppe; 10/14 Wayne Davis, Judy Griffis, Averi Haley, Jennifer Humphrey, Mark Parkhurst, Luke Prejean, Glen Smith; 10/15 Beth Barnes Lott, Ali Fitzgerald, Tonya Fondren, Tami Hines, Emily King; 10/16 Belinda Davis, Brody Dobbs, Mason Dobbs; 10/17 Amanda Bowen, Martha Fields, Shelley Ryland, Jerry Tipton; 10/19 Brenda Dodson; 10/21 Sue Archer, Carter Cain, Gary Cauthen, Ann Crandall, Mark Nash; 10/22 Darlene Dooner, Mike Felice, Kay Sullins, Emily Taylor, Lane Tompkins, Linda Weddle; 10/23 Audrey Carder, Ali Haley, Jennifer Hast, Don Keeton; 10/24 Richard Finley; 10/25 Brock Hart, Mattie Huff, Heather Simms; 10/26 Amy Barbush, Virginia Hiebert, Jackie Koger, Teddi Owen, Jim Sill; 10/27 Amy Evans, Ronnie Harris III; 10/28 Benny Christensen; 10/29 Claire Thulin; 11/1 Reese Hart, Bradley Havenar, Ryan Miller, Mack Mitchell, Jett VanOsdol; 11/2 John Earnheart, Paige Medley, John Riester, Joy Riester; 11/4 Mark Livingston; 11/5 Margaret Hall, Haley Helms, Joyce Little; 11/6 Jim Conlin, Connie Dixon, Cindy Hammett, Fay Parsley, Mickey Stufflebean; 11/8 Monica Benear; 11/9 Jan Anderson, Kelly VanOsdol; 11/10 Lyndsey Luschen, Wayne Warner

CONTACT: Jennifer Humphrey jhumphrey@fccedmond.org 405.341.3544
Veteran's Day is Monday, November 11 and First Christian Church would like to honor our veterans with a slide presentation before worship on Sunday, November 10. If you would like to be honored or have your loved one honored, please submit a photo in uniform, including full name, title and rank. Send submissions to news@fccedmond.org or place in Jennifer Humphrey's church mailbox in the workroom by Sunday, November 3. (Note: If you have previously submitted a photo, you may confirm its submission by emailing Jennifer, above.)

Worship With Us Each Sunday at 8:15 (Chapel), 9:00 (Modern), 11:00 (Traditional)
October 6, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow, Scripture: Mark 14:3-9; Children Worship & Wonder: Exodus
October 13, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow; Scripture: Matthew 13:13-17; Children Worship & Wonder: The 10 Best Ways to Live
October 20, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. John Regan; Scripture: I Timothy 6:10; Children Worship & Wonder: The Ark & A Tent for God
October 27, 2019; Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow; Scripture: Romans 5:6-9; Children Worship & Wonder: The Promised Land
November 3, 2019; All Saints Sunday;Minister: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow; Scripture: Isaiah 25:6-9; Children Worship & Wonder: The Temple, a House for God

CONTACT: Shelley Regan sregan@fccedmond.org 405.414.3544
Serving matters. Not only because it’s important for the community, but because it’s important for your own spiritual formation. By serving together, we have opportunities to make new friends and increase our impact. In June we held our first SERVE OUR CITY SATURDAY and went out to show Edmond we are HERE FOR GOOD! On October 19 we have another opportunity to serve and make a difference.
     Adults, students, and children (age 5 and older) will work side-by-side in projects at Ida Freeman Elementary, the HOPE Center, and at the final Heard on Hurd of the season in the Ida Freeman booth. To see the full list of projects and sign up, use the Serve Our City form on fccedmond.org/register or complete a registration in the rotunda on Sunday.

CONTACT: Shelley Regan sregan@fccedmond.org or 405.414.3544
During the month of OCTober we are celebrating SOCKtober! We are collecting NEW socks for Ida Freeman Elementary kids in need, the homeless who attend Church Under the Bridge, and the Homeless Alliance in OKC. If you would like to join us, please purchase NEW socks for girls, boys, women, or men and drop them off at the SOCKTOBER display in Fellowship Hall by October 31. Want to do more? Grab some #socktober flyers and pass them out to friends. Snap a picture of the socks you share and share details on Facebook or Instagram with these hashtags #fccedmond #socktober #hereforgood Warming THEIR feet will warm YOUR heart. 

CONTACT: Erin Robertson erincrobertson@gmail.com 405.471.9386

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and so small things|Great Love is partnering with Palomar, OKC’s Family Justice Center. Most of the time, when children are exposed to violence in the home, they are taken into foster care for some length of time. Palomar can help those foster experiences be shorter, and end in reunification with one or both parents. Their mission is to provide protection, hope, and healing. Let’s work with them to interrupt the cycle of domestic violence and child abuse. Find more info on their website at https://palomarokc.org
     In October, we are collecting coloring books with markers or crayons. Please bring your donations to the box in fellowship hall by the end of the month.
     The mission of small things|GREAT LOVE is to promote the agencies and donation opportunities already in place around the OKC metro that benefit the foster community. Each month a different group will be highlighted, and a specific need or donation request will be shared. For more info, check out our website at  http://www.stglok.org

CONTACT: Jennifer Humphrey jhumphrey@fccedmond.org 405.341.3544 
Join us Sunday, October 27, from 5 to 6:30pm, for a night of fun at our Trunk or Treat Event hosted by the First Christian Church Children’s Ministry. All children are invited to “trick-or-treat” in the East Parking Lot and play fun games on the lawn. Bring a canned food item (or TWO!) for a donation to the Edmond HOPE Center. Get those costumes ready! We hope to see you there!
Game Hosts & Cupcakes/Candy Needed! Want to host a game on the lawn or donate some yummy candy? Wanna bake some cupcakes for a "Cupcake Walk"? We still need bags of individually wrapped candy, individually wrapped cupcakes and folks to "host" a game (you must be willing to dress up!) Come support this amazing, ALL-CHURCH family fun event! Contact Jennifer (above) to help or find out where to drop off candy.

CONTACT: Bonnie Miller, CCC Director bmiller@fccedmond.org 405.341.2626
When you support our CCC fundraising efforts, you make our center better for every child who attends! On October 15 if you dine at Pepperoni Grill in Edmond (between 5:00 and 9:00PM) and mention First Christian Church Child Care Center, we will receive a portion back! That's an easy opportunity to enjoy dinner out while giving back to the center.
The Center recently purchased a new bus. This will help with transporting our before and after kids as well as making field trips possible in the Summer.

CONTACT: Lauren VanOsdol lauren.vanosdol@gmail.com or 405.517.2713
Our faith community nurse ministry is pleased to host a flu shot and vaccine clinic on Sunday October 13 from 8:30AM-12:15PM. Vaccines available: Flu (4 strain), 65+ Flu, Pneumonia, Tdap, Hepatitis A/B, MMR, Shingles, HPV, & Meningitis. No appointment necessary! Just come to the rotunda to complete a consent form and bring a copy of your insurance ID card. (Cash pricing available for those without insurance. Most insurance plans cover all age-recommended vaccines 100% without co-pay or cost sharing.) Shots will be given around the corner in Fellowship Hall.

THOSE IN NEED OF PRAYER Bill Womble, Ed & Mary Walker, John & Dot Hammond  OUR SYMPATHY AND PRAYERS TO Scott & Amy Peters & Family in the passing of Scott’s mother, Kay Ginn, on September 7. Services were held September 21 in Bethany AND TO Melissa Hendricks in the passing of her grandmother, Alberta Alandzes, on September 10 AND TO The Family of Lorene Wilkinson Smith who passed away on September 12. Her services were held September 19 at FCC-Edmond AND TO The Family of Larry Griffin who passed away on September 13. His services were held September 20 at FCC-Edmond.  WE WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Leigh Ann Robertson AND Glen & Melissa Wilson who joined on September 1.  CELEBRATING A BABY DEDICATION Reid Connett Baust, son of Brett & Jennifer Baust, was dedicated on September 22. Grandparents are Peter & Alba Duller.
Please share your prayer requests with us so we can pray for you. Contact Pastoral Assistant, Iris Muno Jordan at ijordan@fccedmond.org or 341-3544, ext. 110.

10/6 Steffanie Ward; 10/7 Emersen Heron, Staci Nash, Isaac VanOsdol; 10/8 Gary Owen; 10/9 Barry Black, Conner Kious, Coy Parsley; 10/10 Emily Gresh, Abi Haley, Saeed Sarani; 10/11 Beth Anne Davis, Steve Hanson; 10/12 Mitchem Ernst, Karen Walenciak; 10/13 Samantha Hoppe; 10/14 Wayne Davis, Judy Griffis, Averi Haley, Jennifer Humphrey, Mark Parkhurst, Luke Prejean, Glen Smith; 10/15 Beth Barnes Lott, Ali Fitzgerald, Tonya Fondren, Tami Hines, Emily King; 10/16 Belinda Davis, Brody Dobbs, Mason Dobbs; 10/17 Amanda Bowen, Martha Fields, Shelley Ryland, Jerry Tipton; 10/19 Brenda Dodson; 10/21 Sue Archer, Carter Cain, Gary Cauthen, Ann Crandall, Mark Nash; 10/22 Darlene Dooner, Mike Felice, Kay Sullins, Emily Taylor, Lane Tompkins, Linda Weddle; 10/23 Audrey Carder, Ali Haley, Jennifer Hast, Don Keeton; 10/24 Richard Finley; 10/25 Brock Hart, Mattie Huff, Heather Simms; 10/26 Amy Barbush, Virginia Hiebert, Jackie Koger, Teddi Owen, Jim Sill; 10/27 Amy Evans, Ronnie Harris III; 10/28 Benny Christensen; 10/29 Claire Thulin; 11/1 Reese Hart, Bradley Havenar, Ryan Miller, Mack Mitchell, Jett VanOsdol; 11/2 John Earnheart, Paige Medley, John Riester, Joy Riester; 11/4 Mark Livingston; 11/5 Margaret Hall, Haley Helms, Joyce Little; 11/6 Jim Conlin, Connie Dixon, Cindy Hammett, Fay Parsley, Mickey Stufflebean; 11/8 Monica Benear; 11/9 Jan Anderson, Kelly VanOsdol; 11/10 Lyndsey Luschen, Wayne Warner