March 2022 Newsletter

MARCH 2022

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LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER ATLANTA, GA

Lent 2022: Journeying Together We’re going on a trip together this Lent. Journeys, whether physical or spiritual, often provide moments of discovery and illumination. Our Lenten book study will lead us on a spiritual journey through the wilderness. We’ll also be taking some physical journeys, including using our prayer labyrinth and taking a pilgrimage through our neighborhood.

But no matter how or where we travel, we often find that it was God who was accompanying and leading us all the time.

LENT 2022: JOURNEYING TOGETHER

Ash Wednesday, March 2 Worship at 12 Noon and 7 PM In-person and Livestream On Ash Wednesday we begin our forty-day journey toward Easter with a day of fasting and repentance. Marking our foreheads with dust, we acknowledge that we die and return to the earth. At the same time, the dust traces the life-giving cross indelibly marked on our foreheads at baptism. While we journey through Lent to return to God, we have already been reconciled to God through Christ. We humbly pray for God to make our hearts clean while we rejoice that “now is the day of salvation.”

Lenten Small Group Book Study Various times, both in-person and online Life Unsettled: A Scriptural Journey for Wilderness Times Usually "wilderness" conjures up images of desolate wastelands and wild frontiers. Taking his cue from the Hebrew Scriptures, Pastor Cory Driver suggests that wilderness can be anywhere "unsettled." From his deep biblical and rabbinic knowledge and his experiences of wilderness (both literal and metaphorical), he offers wisdom and guidance for those of us who find ourselves in wilderness spaces and affirms that, though the wilderness is not an easy place to be, it is “the space where God speaks and leads.”

The book is available from Amazon or you can purchase one in the Sims Atrium.

Sign up for a group here.

LENT 2022: JOURNEYING TOGETHER

Midweek Lenten Worship Wednesday, 7 PM In-person and Livestream Through music, scripture, readings and prayer we will explore how God accompanies us on our journey, drawing themes from Life Unsettled and the image of the labyrinth, moving toward God who is our center and back out again into the world.

March 9 | Preparing for the Journey: Who is God? March 16 | The Journey In: Who are We? March 23 | The Center: Where We Encounter God March 30 | The Journey Out: Women who have guided us in the wilderness April 6 | The Journey Beyond: Moving Forward

Journeying our Neighborhood Sundays after the 11 AM Service As we consider our personal journey's this Lent and their impact on our lives, we will also be offering an actual journey through Midtown as we reflect on the impact of Redeemer in the community and pray for our partners in ministry and people we serve together. You can join a pastor shortly after the 11'oclock service and walk with a group or there will be handouts available so that you can walk by yourself. The total distance will be right around 1 mile.

LENT 2022: JOURNEYING TOGETHER

Altar Decorations As you come to worship this Lent, you will notice that the altar flowers have been replaced by stacks of stone. Our ancient forebears piled stones to mark places where they had experienced a divine presence.

Today, hikers in barren places follow similar markers, called cairns, so that they do not lose their way. In both senses, the rocks gathered at our altar this Lent mark the closeness of God in this holy place and the promise that even in wilderness places, we continue to receive divine guidance and provision.

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Lenten Labyrinth Open hours to walk the Labyrinth: Wednesdays 10:30 am12:30 pm and 5:30 pm8:00 pm March 2, 9, 16, 23. 30 and April 6

Journey with God this season on Redeemer’s canvas Santa Rosa Labyrinth in the Sims Atrium every Wednesday throughout Lent. A Labyrinth is a contemplative spiritual space for you to reflect following the rhythm of slow walking, whether you walk with your feet on the canvas or with your fingers tracing a labyrinth path on paper. Take the time for a journey within. Learn more about Redeemer’s Labyrinth here.

LENT 2022: JOURNEYING TOGETHER

Maundy Thursday, April 14 Worship at 12 Noon and 7 PM In-person and Livestream We begin the Great Service of the Three Days of Jesus' death and resurrection. On this day we remember Christ’s last meal with his disciples, but the central focus is his commandment that we live love one another as Christ has loved us. As Jesus washed his disciples’ feet, so we are called to give and receive love in humble service to the entire world. The service will include the opportunity for individual absolution and Holy Communion, and in the evening, conclude with the stripping of the altar.

Good Friday, April 15 Worship at 12 Noon and 7 PM In-person and Livestream Neighborhood Stations of the Cross 1:00 PM The Great Three Days continues as Jesus reveals the power and glory of God, even as he is put on trial and sentenced to death. Standing with the disciples at the foot of the cross, we pray for the whole world as Christ’s death offers life to all.

Our evening service will feature a special Choral Tenebrae.

The choir will offer a musical response to the key points from the passion account according to St. John as the room gradually darkens, awaiting the sunrise of Easter morning. This year we sing songs of deep emotion from the American folk hymn and African American spiritual traditions--What wondrous love is this?...Were you there?...Surely he died on Calvary...He never said a Mumbalin' Word--as well as traditional pieces including O Sacred Head, When I Survey the Wondrous Cross, and Go to dark Gethsemane.

Family Vigil, April 16 10:00 AM -12 Noon Center your family in faith this Easter season. We will hold our Family Vigil Worship Service and an outdoor Easter Activity including an egg hunt, a petting zoo, and more.

Easter Vigil, April 16 7 PM | In-person and Livestream This is the night of salvation! The Great Three Days comes to a conclusion as we gather around fire, word, water, bread, and wine, proclaiming through story and song that ours is a God who continuously brings life out of death.

We gather with all the saints of every time and place to celebrate the good news: Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia!

MUSIC "Measure for Measure" the Music of Shakespeare's Plays Sunday, March 6, 2022 The Redeemer Concert Series continues with a free 2:00 PM concert presented by Ensemble Chaconne: “Measure for Measure: The Music of Shakespeare’s Plays.”

The program is a rare and compelling view of the music Shakespeare's audiences would have heard, including music by the leading composers of his day (Thomas Morley, Robert Johnson, John Dowland, others) and anonymous tunes of the period. Music from As You Like It, Twelfth Night, Henry V, The Winter's Tale, The Tempest, Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, and other plays. It is performed on renaissance flutes, viola da gamba, and renaissance lute, with vocalist Burcu Gulec.

Free parking is provided, and there will be a light reception following the concert. Donations to the Friends of Music will be accepted at the door.

Bach Birthday Bash Friday, March 18, 2022 7:30 PM

Still in need of

Please join us for our annual celebration of the birthday of one of the world’s greatest composers, Johann Sebastian Bach. One of Redeemer’s favorite contact Karen Medford for details at traditions for over 25 years, the concert features kmedford@redeemer.org Redeemer’s own talented musicians, including cellist Jonathan Fuller; Sarah Hawbecker, and Sam Long on both organ and piano; a vocal ensemble from the Redeemer Choir; and the Carillon Ringers handbell choir. You’ll hear both familiar and lesserknown works, and the party will continue in Sims Atrium following the concert with birthday treats and the singing of “Happy birthday” to Herr Bach.

The concert is free, and all are welcome!

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MIDTOWN LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL

Now Enrolling Emergent Play & Dual-Langauge Preschool in Midtown Atlanta on 4th and Peachtree Streets Nurturing and educating children to be wholehearted, compassionate, principled individuals who contribute positively to the world community since 2013.

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Enrollment at MTLPS is open to families regardless of race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or family structure.

CHILDREN AND FAMILY MINISTRY

Lord's Supper Retreat Saturday, March 12th | 9:30 am- 12 pm

Come to the

Table

Targeted for ages PreK and up and their parents.

Whether your child has been waiting for their first communion or already started receiving, we encourage them to grow their understanding of this ancient and holy practice. Not sure if this is the right year for your child to participate? We're happy to help you decide!

The format will depend on Covid conditions. If possible, we will meet in person at Redeemer with a hybrid option for those at home. Participants can then take communion in one of our normal worship services, or we will schedule a special outdoor communion service for participating families like last year.

You can contact Deacon Mary with questions, or go directly to the registration form at this link.

Deacon Mary Houck (she/her) Director of Children and Family Ministries mhouck@redeemer.org 770-778-7085

Baptism at Redeemer Greetings!

If you or someone you know is expecting a child or interested in baptism at Redeemer at any age, we would love to celebrate this special milestone with your family! We have several dates available this spring and summer. Here are some details and more resources: With guidance from the Redeemer Covid Task Force, we are offering the following format for baptisms: One family at a time (which means one per week).

One baptism per month can be scheduled during worship. Any other baptisms that month will be after worship.

Whether during or after worship, it will be live-streamed and recorded for anyone unable to attend in person.

Most Sundays are available as long as there is no conflict with a major worship event or another baptism.

Please inquire for more details on how scheduling works and to get the Baptism registration form.

In Christ, Deacon Mary Houck (she/her)

Director of Children and Family Ministries mhouck@redeemer.org 770-778-7085

CHILDREN AND FAMILY MINISTRY Children and Family Ministry

Family Events Spring and Summer 2022 Family Easter Vigil Saturday, April 16 Mark your calendars to hop on in to Redeemer on Saturday morning, April 16!

Center your family in faith this Easter season. We will hold our Family Vigil Worship Service and an outdoor Easter Activity including an egg hunt, a petting zoo, and more. More info coming soon!

Mark Your Calendar!

Redeemer Week at Camp

June 19- 25 We had a BLAST with our friends from Lutheranch and singing silly camp songs with the Dad band on Sunday morning at Camp Sunday Sing and Play! Now, it's time to think about when and where you want to go to camp.

Why Camp? What is Redeemer Week? How do I register? What is the cost? You can find answers to all these questions and links for info and registration at this link.

Vacation Bible School June 6-10 Redeemer is planning on in-person VBS this summer (fingers crossed). We will meet each morning, MonFri June 6-10 with Covid precautions as appropriate at the time. Unfortunately, we will not be able to offer after-care, so campers will need to be picked up at lunchtime. Our VBS planning team will be working out all the details, and we could use your help! Please contact Deacon Mary if you'd like to help. More info and registration is coming soon!

SPECIAL NEEDS MINISTRY

Journeying Together Rejoicing Spirits Worship Sunday, March 13 at 3:30 pm To people with a disability and their caregivers, a world that's built for typical people can feel like a wilderness even on a 'normal' day. Join us as we walk with them and also recognize the gifts they have to offer on our journey together in this Lenten season.

Our March service will on Zoom only. You can join worship directly on the 13th by clicking on this link. Optional: you can also find more information on how to participate at this link.

Join us for joyful worship all year in 2022!

Our format varies due to covid conditions. Find up-to-date info every month on our website at www.redeemer.org/rs

Rejoicing

Spirits

Sundays at 3:30 pm January 9 February 13 March 13

April 10 May 15 June 12

July 10 August 14 September 11

October 16 November 13 December 11

Make a joyful noise to the Lord all the earth!

—Psalm 98:4

YOUTH Youth and LCFM Team Up to Fight Hunger!

Los Angeles may have won the championship game on the field, but Cincinnati and the Lutheran Community Food Ministry were the BIG winners in the Youth Ministry’s annual Souper Bowl of CaringSM fundraiser.

Your cash donations and in-kind food purchases from the LCFM’s Amazon Wish List put Cincinnati and fruit over the top by 2-to-1.

Donations total $1789.70 to date.

Remember that you can donate to the LCFM any time during the year. Some members make recurring donations. Large or small, any gift to the LCFM makes a difference to our Midtown community.

Wish list to hyperlink: https://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/28FR1K204NP0G/r ef=cm_wl_huc_view Giving page link to hyperlink: https://www.redeemer.org/give/complete-my-gift/

YOUTH

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YOUNGADULT ADULTMINISTRY MINISTRY YOUNG

Young Adults @ Redeemer

March Lunch Together

Sunday, March 13 at 12:30 Meet in the Sims Atrium Enjoy the midtown nieghborhood with some Redeemer friends: meet in the Atrium after the late service to walk somewhere nearby for lunch.

Hiking Sunday March 26 at 12:30 pm Location TBD Join Redeemer members Caroline Wayco and Anne Ridenhour to enjoy God's creation and explore part of the Atlanta area on a hike.

Lenten Small Groups Starting the First Week of March Various locations/formats chosen by group leaders Our Lenten Theme is 'Journeying Together' and we will be studying the book 'Life Unsettled' by ELCA Pastor Corey Driver. While you are free to join any small group during Lent, there will be a few groups focused on bringing young adults together for this season to grow in faith together.

Check out the options and sign up at this link.

We can't wait to get together with you in safe ways this spring! Contact Pr. Jenny McLellan (jmclellan@redeemer.org) or Deacon Mary Houck (mhouck@redeemer.org) to join the YA mailing list, or watch Redeemer newsletters and Facebook pages for more details to come.

Recharge

RETREATS

Family Retreat

February 26- 27, 2022

We had a great time at our Family Retreat! It was wonderful to gather with 11 of our families to worship, serve, learn, and recharge together. Our theme centered on how we can connect to God and each other to 'recharge' when we are feeling less than 100%. We left feeling energized by creation, worship, and much-needed time with our Redeemer friends!!

Soul On Fire

All Georgia Retreat

This year the annual synod youth event for Middle and High schoolers called 'All Georgia' was held in a modified format as a day event at Lutheranch. We did a service project for the camp, reflected on our service and talked about what we are passionate about in our faith and in our lives. We also enjoyed the camp's many activities and ended the day by worshipping together.

RETREATS

March 25 - 27

WOMEN OF THE RANGE RETREAT

Do you dream of being a cowgirl? Always wish you’d lived in the Wild West? Dust off your cowboy hat and put on your boots for a true western experience on the ranch. Women of all ages are invited to spend the weekend experiencing life on the range… while still living in comfort.

For more information about the retreat and what to expect, view the Women of the Range info packet – 2022.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Redeeming Grace Supports Anti-Sex Trafficking Efforts

On February 16, 2022, our congregation’s Redeeming Grace joined others for Advocacy Day at the Capitol to speak out in favor of measures to strengthen our state’s anti-sex trafficking laws. As this article is being written, we are advocating for, among other potential bills, SB 381 which will make sex-buying a felony on the first offense. Please get to know your senator and representative and let them know your stance on this issue. As Street Grace says “no buyers mean no human trafficking, and the crime of pandering needs to match the enormity of the crime.”

Did you know that in 2019, our state created a Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit which, in 2021, initiated 25 cases, arrested 9 individuals, investigated and prosecuted 51 defendants, and rescued and assisted 107 victims? The Unit includes dedicated prosecutors, criminal investigators, analysts and a victim advocate. The Unit’s chief goal is to rescue victims and put buyers and sellers behind bars."

What is happening to victims?

In 2021, over 300 children and young women participated in the restorative programs of Wellspring Living!

Redeeming Grace continues to support the survivors in the Girls Residential Program with life skill classes and is preparing to co-host upcoming graduation.

Redeeming Grace: advocacy, awareness, and support of Wellspring Living’s Girls Residential Program. Contact amy.carpenter@comcast.net

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

FEATURED LCFM PARTNER Community Corner If you’ve attended a Sunday morning Worship Service at Redeemer lately, you may have noticed the occasional “to-go” meal offered to members and visitors.

These individually-portioned meals are courtesy of Redeemer’s resident Chef & LCFM Kitchen Manager, Michael Clarke, and Carlyle’s Catering.

Although one of Atlanta’s foremost catering and food management companies, Carlyle’s has more humble roots.

This highly regarded company started as an ice cream and sandwich shop!

Founded in 1976 as a family business for the lunchtime crowd, they have grown to a full-service company with more than a dozen locations throughout the city.

Carlyle’s recognizes what Redeemer and the Lutheran Community Food Ministry do for Atlanta’s Midtown community and beyond.

Through hot meal donations and volunteer efforts, our partnership with Carlyle’s helps us feed Midtown’s unsheltered/homeless neighbors as well as food insecure seniors, college students, and more.

Every once in a while, extra meals are offered to those of us fortunate enough to be at Redeemer on a particular Sunday morning!

For more information about Carlyle’s efforts to support the community, contact them at (404) 872-4231 or www.carlyles.com. Michael Clarke can be reached at mclarke@redeemer.org.

STEWARDSHIP

Legacy Giving Board presents workshops in 2022 Is 2022 your year to work on important "adulting" like setting up or updating a will?

Maybe you want help planning how to return God's financial gifts to our mission work through Redeemer.

Or you want to be more generous.

The Redeemer Legacy Giving Board will present workshops this year to help you get moving on these matters -- please watch for details to join us online or in person.

legacy@redeemer.org

You can get started yourself by visiting our page on the Redeemer website or by emailing legacy@redeemer.org.

We are here to celebrate the generosity of Redeemer members' past and facilitate what we do together now and in our future. We know our community will always need Jesus.

Join us to talk about how we can do our small part. And let us know if you personally or your group would like to learn more!

CONGREGATIONAL CARE VINEYARD RESTRUCTURING IN 2022

Redeemer’s Vineyard Ministry met one of our greatest needs during the beginning of the pandemic: connecting with Redeemer members. The Vineyard Leaders called and emailed members, notified the staff about births and pastoral needs, and arranged groceries, meals, and rides. Redeemer’s Vineyard Leaders extended the care of our church during an incredibly difficult time. Thank you, Vineyard Leaders, for your ongoing care and support!

Through the Vineyard initiative, we saw the greatest responses of engagement when specific needs were requested from the Redeemer community (such as meals and rides). We also heard that many people had found their “vineyard” or supportive faith community in small groups that were not determined by geography but rather by shared interest. Through choir, Lutheran Community Food Ministry, bible study, small groups, WELCA Northside Circle, Stephen Ministry, and more, members of Redeemer have found their “vineyard” or places of belonging.

CONGREGATIONAL CARE Therefore, this year, we are restructuring the Vineyards from an ongoing ministry to a structured roster that ministries can call upon when specific needs arise. Here are some examples of ways the Vineyards can support Redeemer members and ministry: A Lenten small group leader chooses to host the study in their home in Acworth, so they use the Vineyard roster to invite nearby Redeemer members to participate.

A member has surgery in Lawrenceville, so the Caring Hands Coordinator invites Redeemer members who live nearby to provide rides to rehab therapy.

A new member is joining the church, and the New Member Coordinator may look through the vineyard where the new member lives to invite someone to become a Shepherd to help the new member become engaged at Redeemer.

A member cannot drive to church anymore, so we may look at a vineyard roster and call a family who regularly comes to the same church service to offer this person a ride.

Keystone ministry is looking to organize dining out opportunity in Stone Mountain.

The invitation would go out to the whole church; then, we would send a personal email to Redeemer members who live near Stone Mountain.

Redeemer Vineyards will continue to provide ways for members to connect, although Vineyard Leaders will no longer be called upon for ongoing communication with their vineyard members.

There will also be a slight restructuring in Realm. The Vineyards will be renamed to reflect the neighborhoods or cities members live in instead of the leader’s name. Each vineyard will also be grouped into regions to assist with communication. For a complete list of the vineyards and regions, click here.

If you are still looking for a place of belonging at Redeemer, talk with Pastor Jenny (404-874-8664 ex 224 or jmclellan@redeemer.org). She would love to help connect you to one of our many ministries or help create a new group that can help deepen relationships with one another and with God.

CONGREGATIONAL CARE

"Making Parents Aware" workshop on suicide prevention via ZOOM.

Led by Kat Folk, a trained presenter in suicide awareness and prevention. Kat teaches suicide prevention classes throughout the southeast and is passionate about the health and safety of our young people.

Monday, March 7, 2022 - 7-8:15pm ET / 6-7:15pm CT, via ZOOM

The second leading cause of death amongst 18-30-year-olds is suicide. That is enough to concern any parent of a young adult. Our young adults have struggled mightily of late—anxiety, depression, emotional and social stressors, not to mention dealing with a pandemic. Our young people are experiencing more challenges than ever before. How can we help?

Come to this workshop to learn some basic warning signs and tools to help you engage with the young people in your life who are experiencing anxiety, depression, or thoughts of suicide.

No matter the age of your children or the children you work with, you are welcome to attend this workshop.

Register here: Making Parents Aware - a workshop on suicide awareness and prevention (brtapp.com).

CONGREGATIONAL CARE

CONGREGATIONAL CARE

Save the Date for New Member Class Sundays 12:15-1:15 pm April 24, May 1, 8, and 15 If you are interested in learning more about Redeemer and our Lutheran faith or if you are ready to commit to the Redeemer community by becoming a member of this church, join us for the Spring New Member Class. Please fill out this form so we know you are interested.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Redeeming Bloomers and Redeeming Gardeners

Offering Counters Needed

Do you have a green thumb? Would you like to?

One of the greatest gifts with which we are blessed is the generosity of our church family. Each week families and individuals give faithfully to support the mission and ministry of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. One of the ways we honor these precious gifts is to make sure they are carefully counted and recorded each week.

Our two teams of gardeners are asking for your help!

For so many years we have benefited from a dedicated group of volunteers who meet on a monthly basis to weed, plant, and otherwise make sure that we present a welcoming and beautiful property to our neighbors and members alike.

Now we need to replenish our teams and so we are seeking folks who like to work outside with a joyful, creative, and dedicated team. And if you have the gift of organizing and communication to help teamwork efficiently, all the better! Best of all, no experience is necessary!

If you would like to volunteer or get more information, please contact Kofi Broadnax, at kbroadnax@redeemer.org

Now that we are emerging from COVID isolation, we are reactivating our inperson counting teams. We are looking for individuals who can come to Redeemer on Wednesday during the day and help count our offering and other gifts of support. The task will take no more than one hour each week. We hope to form up to four teams of 2 people each so that each person will serve once a month. You will receive all the instruction you will need.

If you would like to volunteer or receive more information, please contact Jennifer Isaacson (jisaacson@redeemer.org) or Bob Boyd (bboyd@redeemer.org).

MARCH BIRTHDAYS 1 Susan Dowdell 1 Leslie Misch 1 Jimmy Taylor 2 Harriet Burnett 2 Blake Reno 2 Brody Wright 3 Nikki Chunn 3 David Kalin 3 Max Waterhouse 4 Liesl Merkel 4 Veronica Reno 4 Amanda Wuest 5 Andrew Currie 5 Miatta Dennis 5 Davis Hermann 5 Charmaine Isenhour 5 Trina Steinbach 5 Laura Sundal 6 Matthew Bohannon 6 Joseph McCloskey 6 Katie Staak 6 Valerie Walters 6 Noelle Whitmire 7 John Russell 8 Carl Brook 8 Amanda Martin 9 Grace Englert 9 Karen King 10 Jenny Borchers 10 Darin Glass 10 Marlit Hayslett 10 Mary Beth Heidt 10 Ellen Meilander 11 AmyAnn Ehmcke 11 Chuck Ehmcke 11 Cameron Hernholm 11 Jacob Jones 11 Ben Leonard 12 Terry Eshenour 12 Andrew Hallberg 12 Brandon Mosley 12 Micah Thomas

13 Eric Conaway 14 Leith Fitch 14 Donald Miller 15 Brandon Barnes 15 Joel Medford 16 Parker Barnes 16 Brian Forstner 16 Ron Nienow 16 Chris Ritchie 17 Patricia Chardavoyne 17 Katie Grogg 17 Piper Grogg 17 Shari Lotz 17 Shaun Pinyan 17 Mindy St. George 18 Wes Miller 18 Alexis Myrick 18 Mark Rasmussen 18 Olivia Weller 19 Lisa Beck 19 Don Carter 19 Doug Mulford 19 Sharon Pike 19 Valerie Sickles 19 TJ Rasmusson Trapp 20 Reed Van Hoosear 21 John Brook 21 Meg Hagan 21 Jim Huiner 21 Ted Neuman 21 Ted Neuman 22 Fenwick Huss 22 Joel Hutsell 22 Vicki Morelock 23 Claudia Barnes 23 Lilia Bohntinsky 24 Wren Carlson 24 John Hagan 24 Arnie Kraby 24 Dominique Martin 24 Victa McCray 25 Charlotte Barnes 25 Dick Cordell

26 Erik Belgum 26 Tina Gooch 26 Tom Kegley 26 Judy Rohrer 27 Carol Bowman 27 Karin Tackett 27 Erik Viberg 28 Nichole Beck 28 Julian Carlson 28 Jeanne Merritt 28 Michele Poirier 28 Hunter Reed 29 Sarah Boltz 29 Vincent Easterbrook 29 James Heidt 29 Melanie Latham 30 Connie Eshenour 30 Jackson Mayo 30 Wesley Moss 30 Tracey Schaller 31 David Besherse 31 Ronald Hale 31 Matthew Isaacson 31 Taylor Reed 31 Don Schroer 31 Tammy Troy