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PINNACLE
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OCTOBER 2016
Sunday, October 23 | 11:15 am | Fellowship Hall & The Green Join us as we kick off the program year here at Pinnacle with food and fun for everyone! Come and connect with old friends and new as you enjoy a barbecue lunch and stroll through activity booths that will give you loads of information on ways to get involved at Pinnacle. Kids will enjoy a bouncy house, face painting, games and more. Your church leaders are "suiting up" for an event-filled year, and we hope you’ll join them.
INSIDE... RELIGION COPES with Industrialization, Urbanization and Immigration SEE PAGE 4 BIBLE FOR DUMMIES taught by Dr. Allen Hilton SEE PAGE 7 AMIGOS' LOBSTER BOIL date set SEE PAGE 9 PHANTOM NIGHT AND TRUNK-OR-TREAT nears SEE PAGE 19
Tracings A Letter from Dr. Wes Avram
Dear friends, Remember when plane trips included conversations with strangers (at least if you got on alone)? You never knew what being hurled through the sky in a tin tube might bring out in people. But then came computers, and earphones, and video screens—to leave us each in our own worlds. Privacy gained. But something lost. I got on a plane recently, prepared for the journey. As soon as I could, I pulled out my computer and readied my earbuds, so I could focus on a sermon or something—lost in my own world. The person next to me took her computer out too, and then her credit card to buy Internet so she could get her own business done. But the third person in our row would have nothing to do with this. He wanted to talk. And so he began, first with my neighbor—all about Dr. Wes Avram, his adventures and interests and life's work. I listened Senior Pastor in, intrigued by how brash he seemed. After a while, my neighbor gave up on her work and gave in to the encounter. Pretty soon she was as friendly to me, too, and pulled me in. She even shared her snacks. I learned about her fascinating work in sustainability technology. Turns out she works for a company that one of our own Pinnacle members once led. We then discovered that he is an orchestra conductor, and an active member of the very church I was heading to for a meeting. We knew several folks in common. We had a delightful conversation about sacred music, jazz masses, and more. He knew of Pinnacle, and of our sanctuary. I even own a CD he recorded! We went back and forth between three-way and two-way conversations. They were discoveries, each. And we even did a little touch of work here and there. It was delightful. I know an elderly saint who told me once that whenever she enters a crowded place where she's going to be for a while, she prays for the people she'll be spending time with. She prays that they might be the people God would bring to her, and that she might be the person God might bring for them. In a world where we've become so lost in our screens and our Please see TRACINGS on next page 2
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What does it mean to be Presbyterian–yesterday, today, and tomorrow? Who are we? How do we live the faith? And do we have a future? We know things are changing, but what does that mean? Rather than lectures in church history, in this series of talks our Senior Pastor will offer a view of what the traditions behind the PCUSA have given the world, why we shape the church as we do, and what might be needed now. October 9 Where? Our Tradition: We had a point! November 20 How? Our Governance: We're more Catholic than you think! December 11 Now? Our Future: Does God need us?
TRACINGS from previous page business and our distractions, she seeks encounter, surprise, and blessing. I remembered her during that plane ride, and I resolved to do more of what she does. For on that trip I was reminded that the Spirit can bring us to each other in surprising and good ways, and in ways we would never predict—as long as we let Her. I hope we will. Yours in the Spirit,
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ADULT FORMATION
Religion Copes with Industrialization, Urbanization and Immigration Mr. John Chapman Sunday, October 2 | 11:15 am | Chapel Library The Age of Industrialization following the Civil War brought extraordinary progress, economic development and widespread prosperity to America, but it also exposed serious problems attendant to this transformation of society. How did religions respond to the challenges of this transformation? Can insights be gleaned from this experience which might help us to respond constructively to the issues of our own turbulent time? CONTACT: office@pinnaclepres.org
Faith Formations Faith Art Rev. Kelsy Brown Wednesdays, October 5 - November 16 6:00 pm | Fellowship Hall, Rm 2 Bring your faith and creative juices together for this seven-week workshop in Bible Journaling in the Gospel of John. Come to one or all, no artistic skills are necessary. We will use paint, stamps, colored pencils, stickers, and your creativity to describe how the text inspires your faith. Throughout the week you can read through the Gospel of John on our daily devotional on the Pinnacle App. Please bring a Bible Journal or sketchbook with you; other supplies will be provided. If you are looking for a Bible Journal, one option is NIV, Holy Bible, Journal Edition, Hardcover found on Amazon for $26.47 at http://tinyurl.com/faith-art. CONTACT: kbrown@pinnaclepres.org 4
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Interface: Faith & Science @ Pinnacle Faith & Science Roundtable Meeting Wednesday, October 5 | 7:00 pm | Chapel Library Recently, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced that it was moving forward with the funding of research involving human-animal chimeras. This line of research has the potential to significantly advance human health and alleviate suffering through applications like growing human organs for transplant, but it raises several questions that touch on what it means to be human and the bounds of scientific inquiry. Join us as we discuss the rationale for the NIH decision and wrestle with the tension it creates. The Faith & Science Roundtable meets monthly to discuss issues at the interface between faith and science in a respectful environment where it is ok to be a novice, an expert, or somewhere in between. All who are interested in the conversation, including youth, are welcome to attend. CONTACT: faithandscience@pinnaclepres.org
Women’s Bible Study Mrs. Marti King Mondays | 6:30 pm | King Residence or - Tuesdays | 10:00 am | Chapel Library One book of the Bible – the Proverbs of Solomon – specializes in wisdom. It gives us direction and guidance that is practical, concrete, reasonable, wholesome, understandable, shrewd and fruitful. CONTACT: wbs@pinnaclepres.org
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Praying for the World Wednesdays | 6:00 pm | Sanctuary Lounge As a church family, we are deeply aware of the tragic cycle of violence around the world. As we navigate the complex maze of inner feelings, it is useful to know that we are not alone in our struggles or in our hopes. Join us weekly for this intimate gathering as together we pray for joys and concerns around the world. CONTACT: pray4world@pinnaclepres.org
Wrestling with Angels: Conversations about Jesus Today Thursdays, Beginning October 6 | 7:00 pm | Office Conference Rm. We will explore seven sessions of Living the Questions, and the first session is entitled, A Kingdom Without Walls. Living the Questions seeks not to provide easy answers, but to be a discussion resource for people who are in the midst of life-long conversations about the mysteries of faith and life. It is a study involving short video presentations along with discussion questions that gives us an opportunity to network and have open discourse about our questions of faith and life. All are welcome! CONTACT: wwa@pinnaclepres.org
Lifeline: Caregiver Support Group Rev. Kelsy Brown Second Mondays, beginning October 10 | 10:00 am | Chapel Parlor As a caregiver you give all that you can to the ones that you love, yet we often ignore the care that we need. No matter who we care for, we need the support of those who truly understand what we are going through. Join us each month for a time of prayer, fellowship and support for one another. CONTACT: kbrown@pinnaclepres.org 6
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Discussions on Islam Dr. Alan Stone Oct. 16 & 23 | 11:15 am | Chapel The Beginnings of Islam and the Shia/Sunni Split Join this dialogue on the rise of anti-west terrorism, tracing the history of anti-west sentiment and recent attacks. Dr. Stone will suggest several pathways toward understanding terrorism and its containment.
Islam as an Outgrowth of Judaism and Christianity: Similarities and Differences How most of Islam (1.5 billion) view the contemporary use of anti-west terrorism. Dr. Stone will review studies of the psychology of terrorism, what the Koran says about terrorism, and how the Sunni-Shite schism fosters terrorism.
FOR MORE INFORMATION about Pinnacle’s Adult Formation Ministry, please check our website at www.pinnaclepres.org/adult-education
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Bible for Dummies Begins in November 9, 10 Dr. Allen Hilton Wednesdays | 9:00 pm | Local Pub (TBD) or Thursdays | 9:30 am | Rehearsal Hall More offerings TBD See if this describes you: You’ve always wanted to read the Bible; you’ve thought you should; you’ve been curious. But it’s such an imposing, big, forbiddinglooking book, that you’ve never quite taken the leap. And you’re embarrassed that all the people in Bible Study will know so much more than you know. Plus, there’s never been a class time that fit your schedule. Our new Theologian in Residence, Allen Hilton, knows how you feel. He’s a Bible guy — loves it! — knows you will too, so he won’t rest until you have your best shot at enjoying the Book. Beginning November 9 and 10, Allen will offer an inviting new study called “Bible for Dummies” that is built for you.
OUR COMMON LIFE
Amigos Gather for Lobster Boil Saturday, October 22 | 5:30 pm | Legend Trail Community Center Welcome to another year of fun, friendship and fellowship with PPC’s 50+ group, the Amigos. Please join us for our first social event of the season, the annual Lobster Boil. Lobsters will be flown in that day from Maine, and served with corn on the cob, boiled potatoes, salad, dessert, beer, wine and sodas. Can’t eat lobster? Let us know if you prefer chicken. Cost is $35 per person. Visit the Amigos table Sundays on the Sanctuary patio after the 10 am services on October 2, 9 and 16 to make your reservation. Contact your 2016-17 Amigos co-chairs, Linda Bobier, Bill Camp or Joan Fudala at amigos@pinnaclepres.org for more information. 8
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Pinnacle Hikers Join us for an exciting new season of hiking and fellowship. We always meet at the designated trailhead at 8:30 am and begin hiking by 8:45. Please wear appropriate shoes and bring plenty of water. For more information, contact Christine Schild at hikers@pinnaclepres.org.
Tuesday, October 11 | 8:30 am | Brown’s Ranch Trailhead 30301 N. Alma School Road, Scottsdale Cone Mountain Trail is a lasso loop featuring a gentle meander around the circumference of a small cone-shaped mountain. Easy loop; 4.1 miles; 362 ft. elevation gain.
Tuesday, October 25 | 8:30 am | Tom’s Thumb Trailhead 23015 N. 128th Street, Scottsdale Marcus Landslide Trail features interpretive signs describing the geological forces that led to a landslide about 500,000 years ago. The trail is fairly easy except for the final loop section which climbs to views of the landslide; 4.6 miles; 280 ft. elevation gain. There is no water at this trailhead.
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MISSION AT PINNACLE
Supplies Needed for Mission Trip A year ago a Pinnacle delegation celebrated the dedication of a beautiful rebuilt Harmony Ministries church in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. God’s work continues. In January another PPC team will travel to several villages in Haiti to provide limited medical clinics, feminine hygiene instruction and kits for girls, and activities for kids. We need your help to get needed medicines and supplies. Cash donations are greatly appreciated because we can purchase bulk vitamins and medicines at big discounts from Blessings International. (Make checks payable to Pinnacle Presbyterian Church, memo “Haiti”). If you would like to donate specific supplies, we need the following: • • • • • • • • • •
Ziploc bags – we need hundreds of snack-size and gallon-size bags; freezer quality gallon bags for Days for Girls project Underwear (panties) to fit pre-teen and teenage girls – girls sizes 10 -16, women sizes 5, 6, 7; dark colors; cotton Multivitamins – adult, children’s chewable (not gummy), infant’s liquid Ibuprofen (Advil) – adult and children’s Acetaminophen (Tylenol) – adult and children’s Tums/Antacids and chewable Pepto-Bismol (no liquids) Zantac or Pepcid Toothbrushes Travel size bars of soap If you have jingle bells or buttons in a jar/dish/bag somewhere, we could use lots of those for instruments/noisemakers.
Boxes will be in the narthex and hallway beginning October 2. Please contact Jan Loichle with any questions at haiti@pinnaclepres.org. Thank you for your support!
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Mission Trip 2016 Our annual mission trip this year is November 6 – 12, with Oklahoma as a destination, to rebuild or restore areas ravaged by storms and floods. We invite you to join our team this year to share in this mission of caring, sharing and camaraderie. For more information, contact Doug Brown at missiontrip@pinnaclepres.org or Pastor Kelsy Brown at kbrown@pinnaclepres.org
MISSION FOR ALL AGES
This month’s Read to Me is October 25. This is a wonderful way for your family to fellowship with some amazing kids. Contact Diana Englund at readtome@pinnaclepres.org for details or to sign up. Pinnacle Vistas • October 2016
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MUSIC AT PINNACLE
Meaningful Music Glorifies God By Dr. Sharon Hansen Those of us at Pinnacle comprise a community of believers which comes together to praise the Lord, many of us through music. While we always strive for beauty and precision, Pinnacle’s church musicians use the power of worshipping through music to help others worship with us. While we musicians work hard to "get things right,” we work harder to proclaim the Gospel message through music, reaching into our souls to share that same spirit of Christ’s love for all. The music staff peruses much music for the purpose of leading and assisting worship every week. From our preschoolers learning to chime, to our most seasoned choir members finding some new biblical interpretation through song, it is all done to glorify God. I encourage you to feel the presence, power, and inspiration of God in your life through our worshipful music. Contact Dr. Sharon Hansen, Interim Director of Music and Arts, for more information at shansen@pinnaclepres.org.
About the Organ By Brandon Burns Many people come to church and see and hear the organ but don’t know much about how it works or why it sounds the way it does. This will be the first in a series of articles about the organ to explain what goes on inside it and how it makes music. The Richards, Fowkes and Co. organ in the sanctuary is based on German and Dutch organs from around 1650-1750. These organs were built to lead congregational singing. In Germany, they led the Lutheran churches in singing chorales, and in the Netherlands, they led the Dutch Reformed churches in singing psalms. Even today, organs built in this style are considered to 12
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be the best for leading hymns because of their combination of power, clarity, and rich tone. The Richards,Fowkes organ also has the ability to gently accompany choirs and even soloists thanks to the addition of some French Romantic sounds not normally found in this type of organ. Even though its core is German and Dutch Baroque, the addition of these few sounds allows it to successfully play almost all styles of music from Renaissance to Romantic and modern music. Next time, I will discuss the pipes and how they work.
Pinnacle Concert Series Friday, October 28 | 7:00 PM
Saturday, March 4 | 7:30 PM
Phantom Night Friday, November 18 | 7:30 PM
Concordia Choir, Rene Clausen, director
Mill Avenue Chamber Players
Friday, March 10 | 7:30 PM
Sunday, December 4 | 7:00 PM & 4:00 PM
The Four Freshmen
Celebration of Christmas
Friday, March 24 | 7:30 PM
Sunday, December 11 | 3:00 PM
Handel’s Messiah
Mark Hayes, piano with Stephanie Ann Ball, soprano
Friday, January 20 | 7:30 PM
Friday, April 7 | 7:30 PM
Piano Man Friday, January 27 | 7:30 PM
The 3 International Tenors
ProMusica Arizona presents The Unpredictable Adventures of Henry Hicklebee” Friday, April 21 | 7:30 PM
Jonathan Ryan, organ Pinnacle Concert Tickets are available at www.PinnacleConcerts.org or 480-303-2474 Pinnacle Vistas • October 2016
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PINNACLE FINANCE
Finance Report 8/31/16 YTD Budget
8/31/16 YTD Actual
Actual VS. Budget
8/31/15 YTD Actual
YTD 2016 vs YTD 2015
%
Total Income
$197,467
$317,462
$119,995
$260,065
($57,397)
122.07%
Total Expenditures
$312,240
$320,317
($8,077)
$287,818
$32,499
111.29%
Over/(Under)
($2,855)
($27,753)
Cash Balance
$135,154
$119,791
Cash BalanceRestricted
$189,544
$157,473
Mortgage Debt
$133,443
$519,449
Short Term Debt
$289,544
$200,000
Income was up mainly due to a $50,000 non-pledge gift, as well as $13,000 more than budgeted due to additional pledged giving. Expenses exceeded budget mainly due to overlapping staff and unused vacation pay for exiting staff members in July as well as higher HVAC costs occurring in August. Footnote: Our church borrowing of $289,554 will be reduced by $50,000 during the month of September. Please get up to date on your own giving, and consider an additional gift, to help us bring that figure down even further as we go into the fall.
DID YOU KNOW you can check your pledge and giving records online? • Log on to MyPPC at https://pinnaclepres.ccbchurch.com. • Click your name in the upper right-hand corner of the home page • Select Profile • Click on the Financial tab • Select Giving Statement or Pledge Statement 14
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YOUTH MINISTRIES AT PINNACLE
Youth Offerings this Fall For Those in Grades 6-12 Check out what is going on in Youth ministry this fall! Wednesdays
5:30-7:00 pm
Engage for Jr. and Sr. High Students
Sundays
10:15 am
Church School for both Jr. and Sr. High
11:15 am
Youth Choir
3:45-4:30 pm
Jr. and Sr. High Drums
4:30-5:30 pm
Jr. High Youth Group
4:30-5:30 pm
Sr. High Bells
5:30-6:00 pm
Jr. and Sr. High Dinner
6:00-6:45 pm
Jr. High Bells
Join us for one or join us for all. Watch for more information about our events throughout the fall.
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Paintball Saturday, October 15 | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Splatter Ranch | 7025 E. Jomax Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85054 Looking for a little excitement, a little adventure? We have just the thing for you. If you are Jr. High age or older (including parents, college age, friends and anyone else who might like to play), you are invited to Splatter Ranch Paintball Park for a day of paintball. The cost is $50, which includes everything you will need from paintball guns, masks, chest protectors and, yes, paint. Paintball is a cross between Capture-the-Flag and Tag, with the added fun of participants shooting paint at each other. Plan on meeting at Splatter Ranch at 8:30 am so we can get our equipment and be ready to play by 9:00. All will need to have a Splatter Ranch waiver, and anyone 18 or younger will need to have a Pinnacle medical waiver form on file. Both of these forms can be found on our website at www.pinnaclepres.org/pinnacle-youth-forms/. Please RSVP to Frank at fharmon@pinnaclepres.org. Pinnacle Vistas • October 2016
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CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES AT PINNACLE
October Church School overcomes fear! We will spend the month of October looking at normal, everyday people in the Bible who accomplished extraordinary things. But, we see that these people were not super-heroes, just regular folks who knew that God would always be with them—they overcame fear with God’s presence. Our memory verse, Joshua 1:9, reminds the children to: Be strong and brave. Do not be afraid. Do not lose hope. I am the Lord your God. I will be with you everywhere you go (NIrV). We need our children to understand that, because they believe and trust in God, they have a unique source of strength and courage. There will be times when we’re going to be afraid. But we can trust in a God that is bigger than us. Because of God, we can find the strength to be courageous, everyday heroes.
Club 45 Goes to the Movies! Sunday, October 9 | 3:00 - 5:00 pm | Harkins 101 Drop your 4th and 5th grade students off to enjoy a movie with their church friends. Exact movie and time will be disclosed prior to the event. RSVP to Kelly Horn at khorn@pinnaclepres.org.
Parents’ Night Out Friday, October 14 | 5:30 to 9:00 pm | Fellowship Hall Looking for a night out with your significant other? Bring the children (potty trained through 5th Grade) to Pinnacle where our team of adult and youth leaders provides an evening of games, Bible activities, crafts and a movie—best of all, dinner is included! A modest donation of $5 per child is suggested to help us defray the cost of dinner and supplies. RSVP to Kelly Horn at khorn@pinnaclepres.org in order to reserve your space. 18
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Ronald McDonald House Family Day of Service Saturday, October 29 | 9:00 -11:00 am | Ronald McDonald House Join Pinnacle families for a morning of mission work at Ronald McDonald House at 501 E. Roanoke Ave. in Phoenix. Details will be provided in the weeks before the event. Contact Kelly Horn at khorn@pinnaclepres.org for more information or to reserve your family’s spots. Spaces are limited, so act fast.
Fun and Games at Vi Sunday, October 30 | 1:00 - 3:00 pm | Vi at Grayhawk 7501 E. Thompson Peak Pkwy, Scottsdale Join us for fellowship with residents of Vi at Grayhawk. Working with their weekend activity coordinator, we will play games, sing songs, do crafts and more. This is a low-key way to involve our children in the lives of another generation and to provide an avenue to be a blessing to those in our community. RSVP to Kelly Horn at khorn@pinnaclepres.org. Pinnacle Vistas • October 2016
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PINNACLE PRESBYTERIAN PRESCHOOL
PPP’s Family Fun Night & Silent Auction Thursday, October 20 | 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm | Preschool Campus Don't miss our preschool’s annual Family Fun Night! The classrooms will be open to visit with your child’s teachers while meeting his/her classmates and their families. In addition, we’ll also be holding a silent auction during the event. This is our biggest fundraising event of the year and the money raised goes directly back to the preschool to help with scholarship programs, continuing education for our teachers and playground improvements. Donations for the silent auction should be taken to the Preschool Office by October 17 to be included in the preview handout. FOR MORE INFORMATION about Pinnacle Presbyterian Preschool, please check our website at www.pinnaclepreschool.org
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OUR CHURCH FAMILY SYMPATHY OF THE CONGREGATION IS EXTENDED TO: • The family of Robert Davis • The family of Allan Frerichs • The family of Margaret Stewart Pinnacle Vistas • October 2016
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HAPPY OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS Oct 1 Linda Bobier Marian Bolliger Becca Hamilton Al Roselieb Oct 2 Jenna Englund ReiAnne Reese Isabella Weis Devon White Oct 3 Michelle Gasparino Nathan Granger Phil Killey Karen Kraft Kendra Laurent Delaney Morris John Sutherland Oct 4 Annie Clearwater Oct 5 Lauren Kessler Oct 6 Sherry Gray Mark Leinweber Susan Schroeder Oct 7 Alan Bryce Aidan Civalier Mike Conklin Lauren Hart Calvin Schapira Carol Skewes Oct 10 Catie Bossard Randy Corelli James Helt Nancy Prenzno Ethan Simpson Sue Stacy Oct 11 Tina Brown Andrew DeRuiter Ken Hesser Oct 12 Addison Baerveldt Jill Brown 22
Parker Espe Cathy Horrell Brian Wright Oct 13 Marla Armstrong Marci Levie Oct 14 Zoe Braun Susan Brown Chase Lauen Bruce Schrader Laura Wright Oct 15 Denise Beghin Angie Heuser Alan Stone Oct 16 Jean Cutler Logan Forsythe Diane Hall Stephen "Q" Horrell Cecelia Ralston Oct 17 Ann Frein Cassidy Skarnulis Oct 18 Laurel Davis Mary Mantle Michael McIntyre Conrad Morrow Oct 19 Phil Beasley Margie Mobley Oct 20 Tyler Bachinsky Marcie Eberle Pat Elkington Glenn Hughes Oct 21 Kathryn Babits Fritz Corrigan Sara Elich Nick Gibbons Savannah Harmon Julia Matura Bill Moran Wills Niemann
Oct 22 Ron Keyser Rex Letner Cathryn Newman Mary Walker Oct 23 Mary Ann Biermeier Matthew Mancini Betty Lou Summers Foster Thomas Oct 24 Craig Heuston Susan Miller Will Pearson Sabrina Schapira Oct 25 Bonnie Ballard Sydney Boyd Katie Leinweber Heather Rittenhouse Sally Williams Oct 26 Harlan Baerveldt Sarah Robertson Oct 27 Steve Crosby Iryna Reiss Oct 28 Dale Balvin Sabin Cranford Glen Dale Dani Gervase Sonja Hall Oct 29 Nigel Drummond Lauren Harper Oct 30 James Clarkin Ted Levie Marianne Mathews Gordon Pomp Oct 31 Zack Gray Frank Harmon Kaylee Manzeck Nancy Zinn Pinnacle Vistas • October 2016
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25150 N. PIMA RD. | SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85255 480.585.9448 | PINNACLEPRES.ORG