Ministries

CHURCH LEADERSHIP

Senior Pastor: Tim Rice

Associate Pastor: Brian Erickson

Elders:
Lonnie Perrine
Dewey Lindsay
Bruce Beckman
Responsible for seeing to the spiritual needs and direction of the church.

Founding Pastor (retired): Jim Erb

Deacon: Jon Seaberg
Responsible for seeing to material needs and maintenance of the church.


BENEVOLENCE & HOSPITALITY

Hospitality Committee Vonnie Seaberg, Red & Gladys Vareberg
Initiates and oversees various social ministries of C.F.: Gives housewarming gifts; purchases flowers and cards (or a toy for children) and delivers them to the hospital in times of illness or surgery, etc..

Birthday Cards: Vonnie Seaberg

Funeral Coordinator: Vonnie Seaberg, Diane Calaguire
Organizes funeral reception/meal.

Kitchen Crew/Serving Committee Coordinator: Ron Erb
Organizes a schedule of volunteer families of the church to serve in the kitchen for fellowship meals, etc..

Usher/Greeter Team Coordinator: Bruce Beckman


CHILDREN’S/YOUTH MINISTRIES

Children's Ministry:

Linda Perrine

Sunday morning teaching times for ages 3-7.

Jane Hokenson, Christy Swanson
Sunday morning teaching times for ages 8-12.

PRAYER MINISTRIES

Prayer Chain: Vonnie Seaberg
Telephone/texting chain for prayer requests.

MUSIC/VIDEO MINISTRY

Singers/Musicians: Annette Rice, Zoe Rice, Nicole Walther, Lonnie Perrine, Caleb Rice, Wendy Gordon, Bryce Grabanski, et.al..

Sound Engineer: Keith Geisen

Video Recording/Webcasting: Thomas Casto, Kaleb Bruininga, Cory Oswald

Video Projection: Crystal Casto, Hallie Rishovd, Diane Calaguire


CUSTODIAL/GROUNDS

Custodians: Thomas Casto, Diane Calaguire, Keith Geisen

Church Decorators: Robbie Schoenberger, Judy Thompson, Shelia Aho


COMMUNICATIONS

Church Office/Website/Print: Cory Oswald


CITY, STATE, NATION, WORLD OUTREACH

TV-14 Public Access Broadcasts: Thomas Casto, Cory Oswald

Men’s Jail Ministries/EHU Half-way House: Scott Ailie

Schedules visits to inmates, and coordinates transportation and gifts between inmates and families. It also encourages inmates through letters, phone calls, and Christian materials. After inmate release from prison, the ministry follows up in practical ways to get established in homes, church, and community.