The Stone News

Stone Church of Willow Glen, Presbyterian USA June 2009

Ken Henry surrounded by his “crowd” at the recent Earth Day Hike at Rancho Cañada del Oro Open Space Preserve

Feeling Crowded? Thank God!

That same day Jesus went out of the this are bound to happen, especially pots for more boiling noodles, and
house and sat beside the sea. Such great when the scent of something good is suddenly, we had a team of new faces
crowds gathered around him that he got blowing in the wind. assisting our youth in the kitchen.
into a boat and sat there, while the whole Let me put it this way: when an And, no surprise, we had over two
crowd stood on the beach. And he told event we have organized attracts hundred people show up the follow-
them many things in parables ... more people than expected, we can’t ing year. Even the mayor came!
- Matthew 13:1-3 complain too much – can we? Over the past year, at Stone
In seminary, I remember planning Church, we’ve been a bit crowded.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a prob- a spaghetti dinner youth fundraiser Our choir loft has reached capacity,
lem like this? at the First Presbyterian Church in the church calendar is filled with
“Sorry, Jesus, there are so many Tuckerton, NJ. On Sunday morn- events, nearby parking is hard to
people here to see you, we’ve run out ings, in this small church, we typically find on Sundays, coordinating space
of room for the podium you were had about 40 to 50 worshipers, and in the social hall has become more
supposed to speak from this morn- that’s the number we expected for challenging ... and did you know we
ing. So, you’ll need to shove off from our fundraiser. But apparently the consume 18 large carafes of coffee
the beach in this leaky old skiff we word got out around town, so when every Sunday morning?! All this is
found floating among the reeds.” 150 people showed up, my fledgling to say that, like Jesus shoving off
Of course, we could speculate that youth group was completely over- from the shoreline, we can certainly
the disciples didn’t plan adequately whelmed, as was I. Indeed, many of plan and coordinate events, but in
or pay attention to details. I’m the folks who had come to eat ended the end, we will need to be flexible
fairly confident they misjudged the up washing dishes afterward, and and gracious – especially on Sunday
number of bulletins they needed during the meal, I made numerous mornings.
that morning. trips to the grocery store to buy more Yes, when the scent of something
And with another occasion on the French bread and noodles. good is blowing in the wind, God’s
horizon – Jesus feeding 5,000 people From my point of view, it was Hell’s people will start to show up – to eat,
with two fish and five loaves of bread Kitchen! And yet, in the aftermath, I to worship, to learn, to be in fellow-
– we could hope that the disciples couldn’t help but notice the energy ship with each other, and to experi-
would receive a crash course in both and excitement this event brought ence God’s love.
quantity cooking and crowd control. to the church. In fact, the following And yes, they’ll come, even if it’s
But alas, they did not. Things like year, someone donated large cooking crowded. - Ken Henry
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 Adult Study Provides Glimpses of Campus Life, El Salvador, 1st Century
Join us for Adult Study, every Sunday  In homage to C. S. Lewis, author- judges and even cabinet members)
at 11 am in the Fireside Room. As you ing letters to Wormwood about as well as to experience more every-
can see, the classes are richly varied. relevant issues in our culture, day events through our partner
such as redemptive violence and community COO (Communidad
June 7: Rev. Geoff Browning, Dr. Rice’s return to campus. Octavio Ortiz). Delegation trips are
UCCM at Stanford University open to anyone; Chris and Katy will
Exciting things are happening at June 14: Report on South Bay Sanc- share the perspective of the recently
UCCM (United Campus Christian tuary Covenant Trip to El Salvador joined and also relate the experiences
Ministry) at Stanford University. The Chris Nilson and Katy Kondo will of veterans. - Chris Nilson
Rev. Geoff Browning, UCCM Campus share what they saw and learned on June 21: Faith Journey at Stone -
Minister and former intern at Stone their February delegation trip to El Sal- Janice Goertz
Church, will tell us about his ministry vador. When President-elect Mauricio
on the Stanford campus. Funes takes office in June, it will be the June 28: “Cool Cuisine” Luncheon
His recent endeavors include: first peaceful and democratic transfer – Rhonda Lakatos (see page 4)
 A public event with the Atheist of power in memory. Enormous chal-
student group lenges lie ahead as an economy heavily July 19 - Aug 16: Summer Lectures:
 Working with students who want dependent on the United States stag- Archaeological Search for Jesus
to hold former National Security gers; globalization makes self-reliance Travel to the 1st Century world in
Adviser and Secretary of State a longer reach; and a people who have which Jesus grew up, preached, worked
Condoleezza Rice responsible for suffered much loss try to heal. Still, wonders, gathered followers and, final-
her actions having the will of the electorate fol- ly, was crucified and buried. Our host
 Bread & Belonging fellowship, lowed offers hope. for this archaeological journey to Gali-
Taizé worship, and Easter Vigil Delegations offer a unique chance lee, Jerusalem, and the Judean Desert
 Hosting the Eyes Wide Open both to experience events at the is Hershel Shanks, editor of Biblical
Exhibit on campus highest levels (meeting with analysts, Archaeology Review. - Pat Magee

Church Library Receives Gift of “Interpretation” of the Bible and More

May reading help us to see, to inter- New to special sections: Additions for adults:
pret, to imagine, to discover, and to American Fascists: The Interpretation, 10 volumes
understand, with plenty of enjoy- Christian Right and the on the Bible published by
ment and sharing along the way! War on America by Chris John Knox Press: Genesis,
- Sue Williams, Library Coordinator Hedges (Soc Iss 322 Exodus, Deuteronomy (by
Hed) Patrick Miller), Joshua,
New books for younger members: The Torti- Psalms, Mat-
Read by Yourself lla Curtain thew, Mark,
by Geoffrey Alan by T.C. Luke, John,
(J Ala) Boyle (F Boy), given by Revelation (220 Int), given
Garbage! Where It Rosaleen Zisch by Presbyterian Women
Comes From, Where Books Interpreta-
It Goes by Evan & Before tion: Hosea
Janet Hadingham Five by Dorothy White and Micah (220 Int), given
(YA 363.7 Had) (Family 372.6 Whi) by Alice Thorn
150 Facts About Griev- Genesis by Bill Moyers
ing Children (222 Moy), 10 audio tapes
James in a Mess by Erin given by Lowell Clark
& Other Thomas Linn (Spec. Imagining
the Tank Engine Needs –D 150 Lin) God: Theology & the Reli-
Stories by W. How We Die: Reflections gious Imagination by Garrett
Awdry (J Awd) on Life’s Final Chapter by Green (230 Gre)
Sherwin Nuland (Spec. The Enigma of Anger:
Needs –D Essays on a Sometimes
616 Nul), recommend- Deadly Sin
Here’s Looking ed by Rabbi Harold by Garret
at Me: How Art- Kushner Keizer (248 Kei), given
ists See Themselves Father Joe: The Man Who by Rebecca Kuiken
by Bob Raczka Saved My Soul by Tony Lost Cities: 50 Discover-
(J 760 Rac) Hendra (Biog HENDRA), ies in World Archaeology
given by Rebecca Kuiken by Paul Bahn (913 Bah)
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 A Beautiful Day for a Hike!
From toddlers in strollers to 80-year-olds,
all 62 Stone Church family and friends
enjoyed the fine weather
and basked in the sun while
hiking, viewing wildflowers,
and picnicking on April 25
at Rancho Cañada Del Oro Preserve.
Art Holtz and grandson Erik Holtz, who
was earning credit toward a Scout com-
munity service badge, checked everyone’s
tires while they were walking, leaving notes
indicating the air pressure of each tire and
telling them how much gas could be saved
simply by adding some air!
And Presbyterian Women provided
delicious and much appreciated trail mix
for everyone. - Virginia Holtz

Presbyterian Women Health Ministry Gives Guidance on Flu

Scholarships Available The H1N1 flu is still occurring in  Cover nose and mouth when
The Presbyterian Women of Stone Church the US, and the CDC anticipates coughing or sneezing and dis-
announce their 14th year of college scholar- more hospitalizations from this pose of used tissues promptly.
ships and other grants under the Ruby M. virus in the coming months. To  Wash hands often. Alcohol
Hudspeth Trust. date, there have been 3,352 cases -based hand sanitizers are also
July 15 is the deadline for Stone Church of H1N1, with 3 deaths reported, effective.
youth applying for college scholarships. A occurring in 45 states in the US,  Avoid touching eyes, mouth or
student may receive this assistance for up and some cases internationally. nose.
to four years. To find out more about assis- Because this is a new virus, people  If you are ill, stay home from
tance for undergraduate students, please get have little to no immunity at this work or school. Call your phy-
an application from the PW mailbox in the time. This flu virus is thought to be sician if you suspect you have
church office. spread from contact with infected the H1N1 flu.
Also, throughout the year, PW consid- people via coughing or sneezing. For up-to-date information,
ers applications from individuals needing “The CDC continues to take visit the CDC H1N1 flu website
funds for training or educational programs, aggressive action to respond to the (www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/).
retreats, conferences, etc., and also from outbreak,” which includes preven- Hand sanitizers have been placed
groups in and out of the church. Applications tion as well as treatment. at the end of each pew in the sanctu-
for these types of aid are also available in the To prevent the spread of the virus ary for use in worship. Be aware and
PW mailbox. - Sue Williams the following is recommended: be healthy! - Barbara Roberts
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Stone Works Brings Awareness to Torture, Offers Free Cool Cuisine Lunch
The Stone Works Committee contin- This survey followed the recent release tions for how we can prevent the future
ues to lead us as we help others here of Office of Legal Counsel memos that use of torture. - Dale Bracey
and around the world. formerly authorized the CIA to use
See the Adult Study article (page 2) for interrogation techniques that allowed Free “Cool Cuisine” Luncheon
information on the June 14th “Report on slamming detainees against walls, June 28, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
South Bay Sanctuary Covenant Trip to El slapping them, placing them in small Ever changed a light bulb to reduce
Salvador.” boxes, restricting their diets, forced your carbon footprint? How about
nudity, abdominal “slaps,” water dous- changing your diet to do the same?
Torture: Still Work to be Done ing, sleep deprivation of more than 48 After church on June 28, join Laura
Wouldn’t you think that Jesus’ fol- hours, and waterboarding. Stec, Bay Area chef
lowers would be the ones most ada- In response, the National Religious and environmen-
mantly opposed to Coalition Against Torture has named tal advocate, and
torture? Sure. But June Torture Awareness Month. Stone- Eugene Cordero,
a new poll reveals Works is offering bumper stickers, professor at SJSU,
that Americans who which state, “Torture Is Wrong” (free as they discuss their
most frequently to those who pledge to use them). And book Cool Cuisine:
attend church are look for the corresponding banner dis- Taking the Bite Out
those most likely to support the use played at Stone during June. of Global Warming.
of torture! They do so at a rate higher Even though President Obama has We’ll enjoy a light
than the national average, and much put a halt to these “enhanced” tech- buffet of tasty dishes, with ingredients
higher than those who say they aren’t niques, we believe it is not enough to that don’t come from far away or have a
religious. simply stop doing wrong. We must also high carbon footprint, and learn more
In the context of President Barack acknowledge the full extent of what about how what we choose to eat has
Obama denouncing the Bush admin- we have done and take steps to ensure an impact on the environment.
istration’s use of torture to root out that it never happens again. Support a Nursery care will be provided. Spon-
terrorism, the Pew Forum for Religion non-partisan Commission of Inquiry sored by StoneWorks, Presbyterian
and Public Life found that 62% of to be tasked with reviewing interroga- Women and the Membership & Evan-
white evangelicals said that torture can tion policies and practices in the years gelism Committee. All are welcome.
“sometimes” or “often” be justified. after 2001, and making recommenda- - Rhonda Lakatos

Clean Water for All the particular water challenges he or For more about this group, look at
God’s Children she faces.
Our mission project will be Play-
their website (www.playpumps.org)
especially in the section titled,
pumps International. This is a won- The PlayPump System.
by Mary Jo Blazek, derful organization that provides Vacation Bible School is for children
Children’s Ministry Coordinator villages with play structures, which in kindergarten through sixth grade.
The Children’s Subcommittee of when turned around by the children It runs June 22 through 26, from
the Christian Education Committee actually pump water for the village. I 9 am to 12 pm., with a family event
is busy planning this year’s upcoming believe that this is a project our chil- on Sunday, June 28, during the
Vacation Bible School, Clean Water for dren can understand, and it will also worship service. The cost is $30
all God’s Children. In light of the recent reassure them of how very important per child or $50 per family. All
threat of drought and water rationing, we all are to each other. are welcome, so invite friends and
we decided to bring awareness neighbors.
to this issue. The theme will I am currently looking for
not only address our immedi- volunteers to staff the camp.
ate water problems, but give There are many opportunities
our children an insight into to be involved: storytellers,
water issues globally. Each day craft leaders, games, music,
through crafts, games, stories, and helpers to guide the chil-
music and snacks, the children dren through the day’s activi-
will gain an understanding of ties. If needed, we will provide
the statement, “Jesus Christ is childcare for younger children
the living water for our bodies of volunteers.
and our souls.” Every day we If you are interested or would
will also learn about a child like more information, please con-
from another country and tact Mary Jo Blazek.
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 June is bustin’ out all over! and after a Each of us is asked to bring a salad to PW Schedule for June:
rather cool spring we welcome it. (Just share. The program will have nomi- Note that circles will resume in
hope it doesn’t get too hot.) nations, election, and installation of September.
We are pleased to announce that leaders for 2009-2010 and revisions Book Group I, 1 pm, June 1,
we have granted two scholarships to to our by-laws. One of Santa Clara’s Liz Shandera’s home, reading An Irish
attend the 2009 Churchwide Gather- public health nurses will also be with Country Doctor, by Patrick Taylor, and
ing in Louis- us to accept donations of layette items June 29, The Soloist by Steve Lopez
Presbyterian ville from July to be provided to low-income new Annual Picnic and Installa-
11 to July 15. mothers. tion of Leaders, at noon, June 4,
Women Each partici- Next, on June 7, Presbyterian Jan Keifer’s home
pant is asked Women in the Presbytery will have its PW in the Presbytery Annual
to bring a $20 gift card from Target, annual meeting at Stone Church from Lunch, 2 - 4 pm, June 7, Social Hall
K-Mart, Home Depot or Kohl’s to 2 pm to 4 pm in the social hall. This, Lunch Bunch, 11:30 am, June 9,
provide relief for vic- too, will include elections, reports, Taiwan Restaurant
tims of disasters. We and conclude with Communion. Book Group II, 2:30 pm, June 13,
are donating four Dorothy Stevens reports, with grati- Rosaleen Zisch’s home, reading Return
cards, which will be tude, that our coupon donations are to Manzanar by Jean Wakatsuki and
sent via our attend- increasing. Emphasis this month is on James D. Houston
ees. If you wish to Campbell’s Soup-to-Go and Kleenex. Focus Group, 9:30 am, June 15,
participate, talk to Fair Trade coffee, tea, and choco- Liz Shandera’s home
Diana Lim. We look late continue to be sold on the third Fair Trade Sales, 10:30 am, June 21,
forward to hearing reports from Sheri Sunday of each month. Social Hall
Cunningham and Diana when they You may see that Bible Study with Prayer Shawl Ministry, 4 pm, June 22,
return. Marge is over until August 27, when Fireside Room
All of us are invited to the Annual we gear up for the 2009-2010 study. We Bible Study with the Rev. Marge,
Meeting on June 4 at the home of Jan shall miss seeing the Rev. Marge and on hiatus until August 27.
Keifer from noon to about 2:30 pm. hope she has a relaxing summer. - Catherine Amos

Stone’s Men’s Ministry includes mis- A tithe (10%) of all fundraising proj- meetings in June or July):
sion worktrips, an interesting book ects is given back to the church to assist  The Sound and the Fury by William
group, and even flying in reducing our building debt. Men’s Faulkner (August 17)
Men’s trips with their own Ministry encourages other groups  Misquoting Jesus by Bart D.
Ministry private pilots!
All Men’s Minis-
holding fundraising projects to also
consider a tithe for debt relief.
Ehrman (September 21)
 The Conscience of a Liberal by Paul
try events are open to all men of the In addition to these allocations, Krugman (October 19)
church. For more detail, please contactMen’s Ministry supports three mission  The Shack by William P. Young
Parish Associate David McCreath. work trips each year: Fall and Spring (November 16)
trips to Westminster Woods and a On December 7, the group will
Mission Allocations for Spring 2009 longer Fall trip to Zephyr Point. pick books for spring 2010. Meet-
The Men’s Ministry of Stone Church ings usually occur at 7:30 pm on the
actively supports a variety of mission Men’s Book Group Selects Books third Monday of the month. Differ-
causes through enthusiastic participa- The Stone Men’s Book Group has ent members host the discussions.
tion and with the allocation of the chosen the following selections for All men of the church are welcome.
funds they raise. summer and fall reading (there are no - David McCreath
Through the Semi-annual Used Book
Sale, the Crab Feed, and other similar
means, the Men’s Ministry raises funds
for projects near and far. Allocations
for Spring 2009 include:
 A grant to support Chris Duke’s
mission trip to India
 Stone Youth Mission Trip in June
 Zephyr Point and Westminster
Woods, the two facilities where
the men have annual work trips
 Cameron House, San Francisco
 A tithe to Stone Church for
reduction of the building debt
The last item has been a tradition Stone’s Spring 2009 Confirmation Class with their Mentors
of Men’s Ministry for several years.
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 Henrietta Perdue’s Gift to Stone Church Barbara Brown Taylor Next
We all understand the great abun- for all. She made it relevant and Henrietta Perdue Lecturer
dance and blessing of God’s gifts. exciting ... because of her love for Barbara Brown Taylor, Professor of Reli-
Giving is a celebration of those the Old Testament, she was able gion at Piedmont College, and author of
gifts bestowed upon us. Over 60 to give us a personal introduction acclaimed books on theology
years ago, the leaders of the Stone while making the Old Testament and spirituality, will be the
Church of Willow Glen sought a come alive. Her classes for youth next Henrietta Perdue Lec-
church that “… [has] a warm heart, and adults at Stone Church made turer at Stone Church on
[an] open mind, [and an] adventur- such an impact. From being the little October 23 and 24, 2009.
ous spirit ... [a church] that inquires church in Willow Glen, we became Rev. Taylor’s topic will be
and looks forward as well as back- a part of the Christian worldwide The Balancing Act: Holy Rest,
ward.” family. I’m sure God would have Good Work, Godly Play.
For the past 35 years, Stone Church told her, “Well done.” According to economist
and the community of Willow Glen The money used to produce the Gordon Dahl, “Most middle class Ameri-
have been challenged and nurtured Henrietta Perdue Lecture Series is cans tend to worship their work, work at
by the Henrietta Perdue Lecture not taken from our annual pledges. their play, and play at their worship.” If you
Series, which enriches and expands For over 30 years, ticket fees have are one of those Americans, then you know
our faith every year. enabled the Henrietta Perdue Lec- something about the cost of scrambling
In April, I sat down with Hazel ture Series to continue, enriching these three vital ingredients of a balanced
James, long-time member of Stone Stone Church and the local commu- life. While the dominant culture is not
Church, to discover more about nity. Moneys received are reserved much help sorting them out, the wisdom
Henrietta Perdue’s gifts to Stone in a separate account to be used as traditions of Judaism and Christianity offer
Church. Hazel and Henrietta were seed money to underwrite future practical help.
good friends for many years, and guest lecturers. Rev. Taylor was named one of the 12 most
their families were close – both This is only one example of cre- effective preachers in the English-speaking
families loved the ocean, and both ative and effective long-term meth- world by Baylor University in 1996. She
families loved Stone Church. ods that can be used by members became Professor of Religion at Piedmont
It was through Henrietta that of Stone Church to perpetuate the College in 1998 and also teaches spirituality
Stone Church women began to memory of someone like Henrietta at Columbia Theological Seminary. She
take an active interest in National Perdue. Over the next months, the has traveled the world in pursuit of sacred
Presbyterian Women. While not Planned Giving and Endowment wisdom, finding most of what she needs
wanting to be known simply as Committee –Ruth McCreath, Ed in her backyard. She lives on a working
“the minister’s wife,” Henrietta Tablak, Bob James, Susan Bedolla, farm in rural north Georgia with her hus-
truly ministered to Stone Church. Mary-Stone Bowers, Gary Weiss and band, Ed. Her books include the critically
She was tall, blond and very dra- Judi Kaiser – will be providing more acclaimed 2007 memoir Leaving Church:
matic. An Old Testament expert, information to Stone Church mem- A Memoir of Faith and the follow-up work,
she encouraged learning for every bers about effective ways of giving An Altar in the World: A Geography of Faith,
group in the church. In Hazel’s own in order to provide financial sup- published in 2009.
words, “I think Henrietta’s true call- port for the future life and mission More details, including registration forms, can
ing in life was Christian Education of Stone Church. - Judi Kaiser be found at www.stonechurch.org. - Pat Magee

At its regular meeting on May 19, Another idea is to invite two Stone congregation, but can strain our lim-
the Session worked on new ways of Church returning college students to ited facilities. Sunday morning, in par-
“being church.” Ken talked about new work in the summer of 2009 as youth ticular, can bring competing needs for
member classes and counselors-in-training for 5 to 7 hours space. Emily Meacham is designated
acknowledged strug- per week. The students would work as the person to see with questions
Session gling to know how with individuals; the idea is not to about calendaring, and she passed out
Beat to do these. He is build a huge program. There would copies of a form that she is asking all
proposing one mem- be supervision and help for the stu- groups to use when they want to put
bership class per quarter, with the dents; it would be a learning experi- an event on the calendar.
schedule published in advance, and ence for them. This idea came out Don Foster reported that the Wor-
with no make-up times – if one time of the “Young Family Summit” held ship Committee has the dilemma of
is missed, the applicant waits until the recently by the Christian Education getting adequate copies of music for
next regularly scheduled class. These Committee; it also came from Ken the increased number of choir mem-
would probably include a lunch. Ses- Henry who had a similar job as a col- bers. Past purchases assumed 30, but
sion members suggested using online lege student. with 10 more members the “old”
information, or giving out copies of The Session has continuing con- music needs to be supplemented,
The Presbyterian Handbook, published cerns about uses of space and time: and budget cuts make this difficult.
by Geneva Press. lots of exciting events are great for the - Alice Thorn, Clerk of Session
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Above: Stone Church had 27 walkers in the CROP
Walk this year - the second largest group there!
Lizanne Oliver recruited folks right up to the
last minute, we had a delicious quick lunch, and
Hilleguus Faber led us in pre-walk stretching. Come
join us next year!
Below: The recent Deacons’ Spring Luncheon was
a wonderful event, full of entertainment (by the
always entertaining Betty and Don D’Angelo), warm
conversation, and delicious and plentiful food!

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 Girl Scouts to Stone Church Patio Sale Coming in July
Don’t miss being part of equipment, sports equipment,
Hold e-Waste the Stone Church Patio Sale, on toys, furniture, books, electron-
Collection Drive Friday, July 17, from 4 to 8 pm,
and Saturday, July 18, from
ics, clothing, jewelry and accesso-
ries, antiques, second party gifts,
9 am to 3 pm. priceless treasures, and the always
The Girl Scout Troop that meets There are so many ways that popular baked goods.
at Stone Church is holding an members and friends of Stone
e-Waste Collection Drive on Saturday, Church can help:
June 27, between  Pre-sort donated items for
9 am and 3 pm, the sale during the week of
at the church. July 12-16, 9 am to 8 pm.
If you would  Volunteer to staff a table, be
like, you may a cashier, prepare snacks or
also bring your lunch, or welcome Willow
e-Waste in earlier, Glen residents to our won-
on Sunday, June derful church.
14, or Sunday,  Be one of the “hearty souls”
June 21. A drop- who will set up or take Now’s the time to do your
off table will be down everything. spring cleaning. Let Stone
Be sure to remove all on the Patio for  Bring your truck to pick up benefit from your gently used
precious objects from collection. items, or volunteer to load items – and if you can’t bring
your e-waste before Thank you for and unload trucks. them in, we’ll pick them up.
recycling it! supporting this All hands are needed – sitting, And did you know there will
effort, which standing, bending, or sorting also be entertainment? face-paint-
benefits both the Girls Scouts meeting – there’s something for everyone ing! balloon art! clowns!
in our facility and Stone Church. to do for the sale. Bring your children, spouses,
- Judi Kaiser And of course, donations are friends ... and be sure to bring
needed: household goods, yard your wallets! - Judi Kaiser

The Stone Church ofWillow Glen

Presbyterian Church (USA)
1937 Lincoln Avenue
(corner of Clark & Lincoln)
San Jose, CA 95125-3499
www.stonechurch.org
Church Office:
phone: 408-269-1593
fax: 408-269-8412
Rev. Dr. Ken Henry, Pastor
Claudia Hoagland, Office Manager
The Stone News Staff:
June Tablak, Editor Emeritus, Church Mouse
Emily Moak Meacham, Editor
Pat Magee, Rhonda Lakatos, Jody Meacham,
Fred Oliver, Lizanne Oliver: Assistant Editors
Sylvia Snyder, Chief Photographer
Mary Jo Blazek, Sheri Cunningham, Alice Bailey,
Ken Henry and his “crowd” on a bridge at the recent
Rod Thorn, Dan Raby: Additional Photos
Earth Day Hike at Rancho Cañada del Oro Open Space Preserve Catherine Amos, Dulcie Janzen, Sylvia Snyder,
(see pages 1 and 3 for additional photos and related stories)
Jan Keifer, Jerry Keifer, Fred Gardner: Production
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