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Bertino-Tarrant sets park district board application process State law requires Bertino-Tarrant to appoint 1 individual to Park Board; Tom Cross will have the other
By Megan Patsavas For The Enterprise
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PHOTOS COURTESY OF PASTOR DENNIS TAYLOR/ LAKESIDE WORSHIP CENTER
The Lakeside Worship Center team includes (sitting, from left to right): Bob Conti, board of directors and welcome team, Lead Pastor Dennis Taylor, Pillara Smith, legal/producer, Aaron Smith, sound engineer, and (standing, from left to right): Georgia Conti, worship team, Rich Filipiak, board of directors and security team, Lynne Filipiak, Camp Lakeside kids’ ministry, Renea Taylor, first lady and worship leader, Sam Cicero, board of directors and welcome team, Kathy Cicero, welcome team, Jerry Mangune, board of directors and accounting, Tricia Mangune, Camp Lakeside kids’ ministry. (BOTTOM) Lead pastor and founder of Lakeside Worship Center, Dennis Taylor.
INSIDE
On the morning of Sunday, Sept. 14, Lakeside Worship Center will have its first service. The new church, led by Pastor Dennis Taylor, will be launched at 10 a.m. in the Plainfield Academy gymnasium, 23930 W. Lockport St. Though Taylor, a former pastor at Community Christian Church in Romeoville, has years of preaching experience and comes from a family of pastors, starting his own church is a first for him. “I just felt that God was leading me to do something different,” Taylor said, adding he wants to bring something different to Plainfield that the community hasn’t seen before. The pastor described his vision for the non-denominational Christian church as “like a bowl of fruit:” a multi-cultural and multi-generational congregation, all worshipping together.
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In an effort to involve community input, state Sen. Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant, D - S h o r e wo o d , has formed a selection More Info Individuals interested in committee of applying for the Plainfield four Plainfield Park Board position must submit a resume, along community with answers to the r e s i d e n t s following questions: 1. Please explain the who will be vision you would bring responsible to the Plainfield Park District if you were for reviewing selected to serve? resumes and 2. What skills and experiences do you conducting have that would be interviews an asset to the park district? of applicants 3. If you have ever been interested in a member of a public body or organization serving on the that has experienced Plainfield Park conflicts, please describe how you Board. worked to resolve State law such conflicts. Contact Bertino-Tarrant’s requires Senator district office at 815-254Bertino-Tarrant 4211 with questions or for additional information. to appoint one individual to the Plainfield Park Board. State Rep. Tom Cross, R-Oswego, will have the other. The bill adding two park district board members, recently was signed into >> see park board | page 2
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