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Our Vision: Connecting People with God and Each Other

Volume 61 Issue 2 February 1, 2022

February 6
A DAY IN THE LIFE SERMON SERIES
A Day in the Life
Sermon Series If we believe that Jesus was a human being who walked the earth, then he
must have had the same kinds of days as us: good days, bad days, frustrating
Jesus Makes Some days, surprising days. Like us, a “normal” human living a “normal” life. For our
Friends first sermon series in 2022, we’re going to look at some of those days and the
interactions Jesus had with the people around him. What can we learn from
Mark 1:14-20 Jesus about the joys and challenges of being human and interacting with
others? Join us as we talk about “A Day in the Life” of Jesus.
In This Issue… February 6 Mark 1:14-20 Jesus Makes Some Friends

A Word from Kory ........................... 2

February 13 John 2:1-11 Partying with Jesus

Trish Talk ......................................... 3

February 20 Mark 11:15-19 Jesus Has Family Issues

Week of Compassion ..................... 4

February 27 Mark 3:20-21, 31-35 Jesus Loses It

Pastor’s Class ................................. 4

Adult Education .............................. 4

THANK YOU, PEGGY!
Calendar .......................................... 5
We are sad to share that
Youth Corner ................................... 6
Peggy King, our Children's
Disciples Women’s Ministries ....... 7
Coordinator, will be leaving
Local Outreach ............................... 7 us. Peggy has dedicated
Children’s Ministry .......................... 8 almost seven years to loving
Aging Well ........................................ 8 on our children and helping
Memorials ...................................... 8 them grow in their faith. She
World Outreach ............................... 9
has been a faithful teammate
and creative spark, starting
Hope Mobile .................................... 9
new programs and ministries
Thank You Notes .................... 10-11
to help our kids learn the love
God has for them. Peggy's last
NEXT CREST day with us will be Feb. 6.
MARCH 1 Please take a moment to
Articles are due by Noon on thank Peggy for all she has
Wednesday, February 23 done for us and to wish her
If you would like to receive well! Please join us for a
The Crest by mail,
please contact the reception on February 6th,
church office at following the 10:45 service.
office@crestwoodchristian.org
859-266-0459 RECEPTION FEBRUARY 6 FOLLOWING 10:45 SERVICE
 A WORD FROM KORY...
The term “sabbatical” has
as its root the word
“sabbath,” which has a
deeply biblical meaning. A
sabbath is a time of rest
a nd re ne wa l , f i rst
established by God at the
end of the creation story and solidified as one of the
Ten Commandments (and the one we most often
break). God ordains that we need rest in order to be
God’s people in this world, loving and serving others.
A sabbatical carries with it those same
principles. Here at Crestwood, we allow our ministers
to take a three-month sabbatical every six years. That
sabbatical time is not just an extended vacation. It is
meant to be a time of rest and renewal, a time of
recalibration and growth. And the sabbatical is meant
to benefit all involved. As our Personnel Policy states,
“Sabbatical leaves are intended for the mutual benefit
and growth of both the minister and the congregation.”
In 2016, I took my first sabbatical at
Crestwood. I was fortunate to receive a grant from the
Eli Lily Foundation, which allowed my family and I to do
some traveling. While I was gone, the congregation
participated in Bible studies and heard from guest
preachers. The overall theme of my sabbatical was
about learning how to build a long-term pastorate.
Well, it must have worked, because six years
later, I’m still here! And I’m also eligible once again for
a sabbatical. Ironically, so is Trish! She started just a
few months before my last sabbatical, so we both are
eligible for sabbatical in 2022. I was more than happy
to defer to her and let her go this year, but she is
planning on applying for the same Lily grant I received.
If she gets it, she wouldn’t be able to use the funds
until 2023. So, I’m taking my sabbatical this year and
she will take hers next year.
The focus of my sabbatical will be much
different this time around. Last time, I had a LOT of fun
spending someone else’s money to travel to places
like Alaska and Europe. This time, I have another goal
in mind: to write my Doctor of Ministry project. I plan to
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use the three months of my sabbatical to work on (and
hopefully complete!) that project, the final piece I need
to graduate. Amy and I still plan on doing some
traveling, but the bulk of my time will be spent writing.
I don’t have an exact starting date for the
sabbatical because I want my time away to
incorporate moving Molly to college. That will most
likely happen in mid- to late-August, so I will be starting
my sabbatical in mid- to late-May. Once she decides
where she’s going and we learn more about the timing
of moving her, I’ll have a better sense of the exact
dates for my time away.
While I’m gone, Trish and Stephanie will
handle the ministerial responsibilities. I expect that
the two of them will also call on the Elders to help as
needed. It feels so comforting for me to know you all
are in such good hands while I am away. This will allow
me to truly relax and refresh, knowing the people I love
so much are being loved on so well.
You won’t be surprised to hear these last six
years have been tough, especially the last two.
Between the numerous staffing changes we’ve dealt
with, a pandemic that has truly changed the game,
and my own personal transitions, ministry has been a
challenge. But serving this congregation is such a
blessing, and the tough times have been more than
balanced out by the love and support of my church
family. Thank you all for the ways you have carried me
through the last six years.
I’m excited to start my sabbatical and work on
my final project. It will be nice to be able to focus on
that without the daily responsibilities of ministry. I’m
also looking forward to that time with Amy and my
girls. I know God has big plans for me during my
sabbatical, and I trust God has big plans for you during
that time, as well. I can’t wait to see what God has in
store for us!
 Joys and Concerns
MEMBERS: LaVonne Caudill and family, David Clark,
Judy Derrickson and the family of Joe B. Hall,
Susan Neff, Lee Trimble and the family of Harold
Faulconer, Phyllis Warren and family
FAMILY: Bob Burns (Husband of Bettye Burns),
Glenn Davis (brother of Julie McDonald), Carol
Gardner (sister of Ed Gardner), Vi Markuette (family
of Rose Willis)
FRIENDS: Blake Brewster (of James Pelfrey), the
family of Calvin Cheap (of the Hart family), the
family of Sandy Dawkins (of Crestwood), the family
of Martha Duttlinger (of Crestwood), Megan Green
(of Paige Rea), Cathy Hunt (of the Lovan family),
Jean Johnson (of Crestwood), the McKee family (of
Ellen Williams), Karen Reese (of Betty Barton),
Kristen Stacey (of Betty Barton), Pamela Wainscott
(of Crestwood)
ARMED FORCES: Anar Aliyev (of Crestwood), Paul
Baird (grandson-in-law of Minva Hodgins), Matt
Holman (son of Gaye Holman), Blake and Jill
Chambers and family (grandson of Karen Billings),
Daniel Day (grandson of John and Carol Royse and
son of Tracy Day), Bud DeLacey (nephew of Matt
and Michelle DeLacey), Scott Eldridge (of Pamela
Wainscott), Andrew Lynn (grandson of Karen
Billings), Zoe McIntyre (granddaughter of John
Sims), Daniel Sigler (son of David and Pam Sigler),
Dalcus Sparks (nephew of Andrea Back)
HEART-TO-HEART MEMBERS: Jean Aspley, Karen
Billings, Lucy Booker, Margaret Buchanan, Joe
Clark, Faye Cooper, Carolyn Floyd, Betty Shanklin,
John Sims, John and Carolyn Thomas, Mary Janice
Towles
TRISH TALK
Dear Friends,
I pray this finds you well and
enjoying these crisp, cold
days of winter. It has been
beautiful — even if it is too
cold for comfort.
I subscribe to a daily email devotional thought
called THE PLOUGH. Each day, an excerpt from a
book or a quote from a spiritual mentor appears in
my inbox. This week a paragraph from Dietrich
Bonhoeffer’s classic work The Cost of Discipleship
came:
“Humanly speaking, we could understand and
interpret the Sermon on the Mount in a thousand
different ways. Jesus knows only one possibility:
simple surrender and obedience, not interpreting it
or applying it, but doing and obeying it. That is the
only way to hear his word. He does not mean that it
is to be discussed as an ideal; he really means us to
get on with it.”
This thought challenged me. I think about the time
spent on Bible Study, discussion groups, and just
time spent reading and thinking about scripture. All
important things. But they are not the end, they are
to inform us for living the gospel. The last words of
the reading smacked me: “GET ON WITH IT.” May it
be so…

OUR WORLD COMMUNITY: We pray for the inmates

Blessed to share the journey,
of the Fayette County Detention Center and their
families, for the peace of God to rule in the hearts Trish
of our local and national leaders, for those affected
by COVID and natural disasters, and for God's spirit
of reconciliation to bring healing during these
difficult times.

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Special Offering
Sunday, February 20
And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love.
But the greatest of these is love.
1 Corinthians 13:13
Week of Compassion is the relief, refugee, and
development mission fund of the Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ). Your gifts to Week of Compassion
bring hope out of despair, find blessings amid
devastation, and help transform loss into new life. Your
contributions bring tangible relief and change the
course of lives.
When you give, you help rebuild communities
recovering from disaster. You also empower farmers to
grow new kinds of crops in a changing climate; you
support refugees; you empower youth through
education, and empower women through vocational
opportunities. In so many different ways, your gifts of
love have the power to transform lives.
Love is shelter. Love is a listening ear. Love is
community. Love is a hopeful future. Love is a path
forward. When all else seems lost, love remains.
weekofcompassion.org
2022 PASTOR’S
CLASS
We're excited to begin
forming our 2022 Pastor's
Class! This class is for all 5th
graders and older who are
ready to consider baptism. The students learn
about the basics of the Christian faith as they
prepare for the decision to be baptized. The
class will meet on Sunday afternoons starting
March 6, with Baptism Sunday on April 24. If
your youth is interested in the class or you have
additional questions, please contact Kory.
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ADULT EDUCATION
THROUGH THE WEEK
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL IN-PERSON AND ZOOM
All are invited to join this class in person or on Zoom.
We will study and discuss various topics that help us
grow in our Christian faith. Trish will be leading this
class.
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83125044207
PARENTS OF YOUNGSTERS SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
This group is for anyone journeying through the joyful
challenge of raising kids! We meet at 9:40 a.m. in
Mission Center 4 (near the gym). We are studying the
book of James and everyone is welcome!
TUESDAY HUNGRY FOR GOD LUNCH GROUP
This group is designed for people who want a midday
time to take a breath, share a conversation, and grow
closer to God. If you’re at work, you can take your lunch
break and log on. If you’re at home, fix yourself
something to eat and join us! Wherever you are, we
hope you’ll take a few moments during your day to
connect with us. A link will be sent out every Tuesday
morning as a reminder.
TUESDAY MEN’S BIBLE STUDY
Every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m., our Men’s Bible Study
meets via Zoom. All men of Crestwood are welcome to
join us, no prior knowledge, experience, or participation
needed! Join us as we dive more deeply into God’s word
and connect with each other. A link will be sent out
each Tuesday afternoon.
WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY
Every Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. Dan Pence teaches a
Bible Study in the Bradford Room. All are welcome!
THURSDAY BIBLE STUDY
Every Thursday at 11:00 a.m., a group gathers for
fellowship in Chalice Hall. At 11:30 a.m. the class
begins a time of study. The class is taught by Trish
Standifur. Join us!
 JANUARY CHURCH CALENDAR
Sunday, January 30
8:30 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
9:30 AM Sunday School
10:00 AM Chancel Choir
10:45 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
3:00 PM Chi Rho Youth
4:00 PM CYF Youth
Tuesday, February 1
Noon Hungry for God - Zoom
8:00 PM Men’s Bible Study - Zoom
Wednesday, February 2
9:30 AM Library Team - Church Library
11:30 AM Heart-to-Heart Team - Zoom
1:00 PM Bible Study - Bradford Room
7:00 PM Combined Youth Zoom Game Night
Thursday, February 3
9:30 AM Stephen Ministers - Zoom
11:00 AM Bible Study - Chalice Hall
7:00 PM Chancel Choir - Choir Room
Sunday, February 6
8:30 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
9:30 AM Sunday School
10:00 AM Chancel Choir
10:45 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
Monday, February 7
7:00 PM Local Outreach - MC3
Tuesday, February 8
Noon Hungry for God - Zoom
8:00 PM Men’s Bible Study - Zoom
Wednesday, February 9
1:00 PM Bible Study - Bradford
7:00 PM Combined Youth Zoom Game Night
Thursday, February 10
11:00 AM Bible Study - Chalice Hall
6:00 PM Finance Team - Zoom
7:00 PM Chancel Choir - Sanctuary
Saturday February 12
11:30 AM Youth Service Project - GreenHouse17
Sunday, February 13
8:30 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
9:30 AM Sunday School
10:00 AM Choir Practice - Choir Room
10:45 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
3:00 PM Combined Youth
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Monday, February 14
7:00 PM Property Team
Tuesday, February 15
Noon Hungry for God - Zoom
8:00 PM Men’s Bible Study - Zoom
Wednesday, February 16
1:00 PM Bible Study - Bradford
7:00 PM Combined Youth Zoom Game Night
7:00 PM Ministry Council - Zoom
Thursday, February 17
11:00 AM Bible Study - Chalice Hall
7:00 PM Chancel Choir - Sanctuary
Sunday, February 20
8:30 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
9:30 AM Sunday School
10:00 AM Choir Practice - Choir Room
10:45 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
Noon Elders Lunch
Monday, February 21
7:00 PM World Outreach
All Day Youth Ski Trip
Tuesday, February 22
Noon Hungry for God - Zoom
8:00 PM Men’s Bible Study - Zoom
Wednesday, February 23
1:00 PM Bible Study - Bradford
7:00 PM Combined Youth Zoom Game Night
Thursday, February 24
11:00 AM Bible Study - Chalice Hall
7:00 PM Chancel Choir - Sanctuary
Friday, February 25
11:30 AM FUNCH
Sunday, February 27
8:30 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
9:30 AM Sunday School
10:00 AM Choir Practice - Choir Room
10:45 AM Worship Service - Sanctuary
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 Youth Corner
Happy February! There is so much to be thankful for this
month, and so much to look forward to! First, many have
asked about Camp Wakon Da-Ho registration for this coming
summer. Registration is not open yet, but I will definitely get
you that information as soon as it is available.

To aid you in your summer planning, here are the dates for
the 2022 camps:

CFY 1: June 6 - June 11 and CYF 2: June 27th - July 2nd.

Chi Rho 1: July 4th - July 9th and Chi Rho 2: July 11th - July
16th.

There is also a Spring Work Retreat planned for March 18th - March 20th, but no further information is available
yet. Stay tuned!

Both CYF and Chi Rho will be going on a summer mission trip (unless COVID makes it impossible, but I am hopeful that
won’t happen). I will be emailing specific information to CYF and Chi Rho families regarding mission trips as planning is
finalized.

YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL IS HYBRID! If you cannot join us in person at 9:30, join us virtually so you don’t miss out on all
the awesome discussions! We are currently studying Exodus. Here is the link:

https://zoom.us/j/91874519478?pwd=STVQVlY5Q1h6VENoaStkM2wzSDB1QT09
Meeting ID: 918 7451 9478
Passcode: 214937

Youth Calendar for February

Wednesday, February 2nd: 7:00 - 7:45 pm - combined Youth Zoom game night

Sunday, February 6th: Regular Youth meetings (Service Project Sunday)

Chi Rho 3:00 - 4:00 pm
CYF 4:00 - 5:00 pm

Wednesday, February 9th: 7:00 - 7:45 pm - combined Youth Zoom game night

Saturday, February 12th: Greenhouse 17 Shop & Share work day for CYF and Chi Rho
Meet at Crestwood at 11:30 am; pickup time will be 4:15 pm
from church.

Sunday, February 13th: 3:00 - 4:30 pm - Combined Youth Valentine’s Fellowship Meeting

Wednesday, February 16th: Combined Youth Zoom game night

Sunday, February 20th: NO YOUTH MEETINGS

Monday, February 21st: Youth Ski Trip to Perfect North

Wednesday, February 23rd NO YOUTH ZOOM TONIGHT

Sunday, February 27th: 9:30 - 10:15 am - Wake up with Wallace,

Meet at Donut Days (185 Southland Drive)
Chi Rho 3:00 - 4:00 pm
CYF 4:00 - 5:00 pm

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 DISCIPLES WOMEN’S

FEBRUARY SERVICE PROJECT: CIRCLE MEETINGS

THE NEST
The Nest provides a safe place for education, counseling,
and support for children and families in crisis. They offer
no-charge childcare, domestic violence counseling,
parenting classes and help with basic needs such as
diapers, formula, and toiletries.
Greatest Need: Shampoo (regular size bottles)* Naomi Circle
Other Needed Items: Baby shampoo*, toothpaste, soap, Tuesday, February 15, 9:45 AM, Chalice Hall/Zoom
body wash, deodorant, hygiene items, toiletries, and Diane McCall will present the Bible study, and Jeanne
children’s diapers size 6. Jouett will be our hostess.
*They do not use trial size items for families. Please label
Dorcas Circle
any hotel/travel/trial size bottles for Chrysalis House or
Wednesday, February 16, 10:00 AM, Chalice Hall/Zoom
The Well.
Tracy Lovan will present the Bible study program.
Please place all items in the designated container marked
“DWM” in the glassed-in breezeway between Chalice HallMary Martha Circle
and the Administration Wing. Monday, February 21, 6:45 PM, Chalice Hall/Zoom
Melinda Thompson will lead the Bible study, and Mary
If you prefer, monetary donations are also accepted –
please make checks payable to Crestwood Christian DWM Taylor will be our hostess.
and write “The Nest” on the memo line. Please send to the
DWM Treasurer Carol Rogers. Anyone is welcome to
donate. For further information on this service project,
please contact Kathy Stone at 368-8327.

Crestwood Christian DWM invites all women to visit one or more of our Circles during September through May.

CHURCH WOMEN UNITED CRESTWOOD’S JANUARY GIVING

Tuesday, February 8 on ZOOM*
9:30 AM Fellowship, 10:00 AM Program
PARTNERS FOR YOUTH
*Contact Mary Taylor at
mat3508@perspectives-usa.com for the Zoom link.
Join women from churches all around Lexington who
Agree to differ, Resolve to love, are United to serve
in Christ’s Name - ALL are invited!
THROUGH LOCAL OUTREACH
We are thankful for the opportunity to be a blessing
to those in need.
Lexington Rescue Mission
$500 for emergency shelter fund, which
provides overnight shelter during bitter cold
weather for individuals experiencing
homelessness.
1 meal served to Bible Study participants

Bridge Fund
Crestwood DWM is a participating organization with
$325 rental assistance for 2 families
Church Women United. Mary Taylor of Crestwood is the
$750 KU assistance for 3 families
board secretary and may be contacted at 223-8206.

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 AGING WELL
Sunday, February 13, 4 PM
The Stephen Ministers invite all to a zoom where
we address topics that we encounter as we age.
This month, Kathy Gannoe, a retired Ombudsman
for the state of Kentucky, will be our guest. She
will help us navigate what we need to have in
place and levels of care as one ages and needs
assistance. This will be a question/answer
session.
Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85787269722

Please remember and hold the families of these Crestwood friends in your prayers.

REMEMBERING CRESTWOOD FRIENDS

HAROLD JOE JOE B.

FAULCONER WARREN HALL
1932 - 2022 1939 - 2022 1928 - 2022

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 WORLD OUTREACH & KENTUCKY REFUGEE MINISTRIES
World Outreach Ministry Team is joining with Kentucky Refugee Ministries to
sponsor a refugee/refugee family. Furnishings are needed in order to set up
housing. Donations from family and friends are welcomed and encouraged.
For item(s) pick-up: contact Sonny Wray at swray@lextheo.edu or call the church
office (859.266.0459). You may also give a financial gift and note “Refugees” in the
memo line. If giving online, please follow instructions for special gifts.

SPONSORING REFUGEES
Needed Items:
Bed Frame (double and single bed)
Box Springs and Mattress (in good shape)
Chest of Drawers
Sofa/Chairs
Lamps/End Tables
Kitchen Table & Chairs
Complete Set of Pots, Including a Stock Pot
Saucepan/Frying Pan/Roasting Pan
Complete Set of Dishes (Plates, Bowls, Cups)

HOPE MOBILE LUNCH PACKING

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17 @ 12:30

We will meet in Chalice Hall to make sandwiches and pack lunch

bags. All are invited to join in this way of helping the homeless
and hungry of Lexington. Supplies will be provided.

The Mobile Outreach Team includes a nurse and two case

managers. It operates from a custom motor home (the Hope
Mobile) parked at a different downtown church location each
weekday. Here, homeless men, women and children are able to
find the help and hope that they need to get back on their feet.

This aggressive outreach program meets homeless people where

they are and assists them with basic needs including food,
clothing and healthcare. It also provides referrals for shelter,
counseling and job training at the Hope Center and other
agencies.

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 Notes of Thanks
Dear Crestwood Family and Friends,
We are deeply grateful for the cards, messages,
prayers and loving support you sent our way on the
occasion of Bill’s passing. What a wonderful
Congregation you are. With deep appreciation,
Paige Rea and Grant Rea
Dear Friends at Crestwood Christian Church,
I’m truly fortunate to lead Heifer International and
witness every day how the giving spirit of groups like
yours can change the world. No matter how much
circumstances change, one thing remains the same:
people continue to show generosity and dedication to
the families we serve.
Which is why I want to extend my sincere appreciation
for your group’s recent contribution of $255. Your
compassion makes a permanent difference in so
many lives. And to magnify the joy I this season of
giving and gratitude, an additional group of generous
donors has matched your donation, doubling the
impact of your gift!
Thanks to your group of Heifer donors, moms are
building businesses and earning steady income to
feed their children, dads are running their own family
farms instead of having to find work far away, you are
providing nutritious food, education and hope for the
next generation.
I hope you know how much we, and the families who
are touched by your generosity, appreciate you all.
Our work would not be possible without you by our
side.
With Gratitude,
Pierre U. Ferrari
President and CEO
Heifer International
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Dear Crestwood Christian Church,
Thank you for supporting the Central Music Academy
during your 2021 Alternative Christmas Fare. Your
contribution will directly benefit our students, who
would not have access to quality musical training
without the contributions of people like you. We
expect to teach more than 100 students in private
and group lessons, after-school programs, and camps
this year. Your gift will help many children for years to
come.
On behalf of all Central Music Academy students and
educators, thank you again for your support of our
program.
I greatly appreciate your continued support! I hope
you have a musical 2022!
Warmest Regards,
Erin Walker Bliss, CMA Director
Central Music Academy
Hi Crestwood Christian Church,
We wanted to thank you for your generous
contributions in 2021. Your total giving for the year is
$735. Your generosity truly makes a real difference in
the lives of our neighbors. From feeding those who
are hungry to providing educational support to
underserved children, your contribution in 2021
equipped The Nathaniel Mission with the resources
necessary to bring investment, restoration, and
transformation to our communities. We are genuinely
grateful for our partners in this work and pray God
blesses you richly for your selfless gift to our work.
Again, we thank you for your support in helping to
make the world a better place.
Thank You!
Rev. Daniel Baer
Executive Director
The Nathaniel Mission
Crestwood Christian Church
 Dear Contributors of Crestwood Christian Church,

Thank you for your generous donation of $165 for

care package postage. We are honored that you
chose our organization as your partner to show
support for our troops. Your generosity is greatly
appreciated.

Military Missions, Inc. exists to support and honor

deployed military personnel by sending care packages
year-round as an expression of appreciation and
gratitude. Packages are sent out to individuals as well
as deployed military units. Our goal is to provide a
touch of home during long deployments. Your
donations make it possible to send these care
packages.

On behalf of the heroes who will be touched by your

gift, we are grateful. Thank you for partnering with
Military Missions, Inc. to support and encourage those
that ensure freedoms known only to Americans.

Sincerely,

Elaine Baker
Military Missions, Inc.

Dear Friends of LTS at Crestwood Christian Church,

The Lexington Seminary community is blessed by your

generosity and kindness. We thank you for valuing the
work of the Seminary and joining with us in preparing
men and women for service in Christ’s church.

When students reflect upon their opportunity to

attend LTS; words can’t describe how enthusiastic
and appreciative they are to be in the Seminary’s
Master of Divinity program. If they could speak to you
face-to-face, they would thank you for helping make
their seminary education possible. So, on their behalf,
thanks for your partnership and generous gifts.

Sincerely Yours,

Mark V. Blankenship
Vice President for Advancement
Lexington Theological Seminary

Notes of Thanks
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CRESTWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday Worship — 8:30 AM and 10:45 AM
10:45 AM service is available on Facebook and YouTube

CHURCH STAFF
Rev. Kory Wilcoxson, Senior Minister
Rev. Trish Standifur, Associate Minister
Steph Wallace, Student Associate Minister
Peggy King, Children’s Coordinator
Jennifer Smith, Office Administrator
Frank Spragens, Music Director
Jane Johnson, Organist
Cindy Abernathy, Pianist
Tara Monzon, Parent’s Day Out Director
Brianna May, Facilities Manager

EMAIL ADDRESSES
Church Office office@crestwoodchristian.org
Kory Wilcoxson kory@crestwoodchristian.org
Trish Standifur trish@crestwoodchristian.org
Peggy King peggy@crestwoodchristian.org
Frank Spragens fspragens@yahoo.com
Steph Wallace steph@crestwoodchristian.org

WEBSITE
www.crestwoodchristian.org