GENERAL INFORMATION

I know you have tried to find the information about schedules and so forth and haven't been able to access it. It's a long, sad story. I'm going to try something a little different for awhile to see if it's easier for you and for me. Instead of putting scheduling information on a calendar, I'm going to insert it on this web page. Let me know if this is a little simpler for you to read.

CHRISTMAS PARTY

Who: Anyone involved in Worship Arts and their spouse/special friend. Sorry no children...just adults....we are not child proof.
When: Sunday afternoon, December 17 (That's our full team weekend)
Where: Ed and Dena Flanagan's Mountain Home
5545 Scout Ridge Trail
Chipita Park, CO 80809
599-3555
For directions....email or call Dena at the church (ext 313) and she will email you directions to her home. Here's a hint....go west on Hwy 24 but not all the way to Woodland Park!!

What: What to bring you ask? Bring something yummy for everyone to share. We don't care if it's hot or cold!

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to Kevin and Laurie Matthews who had a beautiful baby boy by the name of Oliver. He is adorable and came safely into the world to the delight of his mommy, daddy and big brother, Kaden.

AVAILABILITIES

I need your availabilities right now for January - March, 2007. Scott and I want to work on a schedule ASAP so that you can plan accordingly. Please email them to Dena at the church.
Remember that if you don't send me your availabilities, I will assume that you can play or sing and may schedule you accordingly.

DECEMBER SCHEDULE

December 2/3
Band: Marc S., Chad W., Arnie G. and Scott
Vocals: Kim S. and Liz D. with Arnie and Chad helping!!
No rehearsal Tuesday, 11/28
Rehearsal on Saturday at 3:00 in auditorium

December 9/10
Band: Henrique, Mark W., Paul Henning
Vocals: Scott
Rehearsal on Saturday at 2:30 pm

December 16/17
Band: TBA
Vocals: Full Team (There will be no rehearsal on Tuesday, December 5 due to a conflict. We will have rehearsal on Tuesday, December 12 at 7:00 PM and Saturday, December 16 at 2:00 with rehearsal with the band at 3:00 PM.)

December 23/24
Saturday evening: No services
Sunday: Christmas Eve services are at 10:45, 4:00, 6:00

Band: Geof S., Doug L. on percussion, Charlie S., Arnie G., Joseph Reed on Mandolin
Vocals: TBA
Rehearsals: TBA

Posted by Dena Flanagan at 03:55 PM | Permalink

You may be aware that Dianna Gay has overhauled the PRC website from top to bottom. This is not an easy process and is wrought with frustration and technical difficulty. During the task of restructuring the site a few folders and files were inadvertently deleted. One of these folders was the Worship Arts Schedules folder. Dianna is aware of the situation and is working to correct the problem. The schedule links in past posts by Dena will not work because they point to a nonexistent location. This is only temporary. We will keep you up to date on the latest.

Please bear with us as we strive to move PRC up to a modern technical standard.

~John~

Posted by John Skiba at 11:20 PM | Permalink

You may be aware that Dianna Gay has overhauled the PRC website from top to bottom. This is not an easy process and is wrought with frustration and technical difficulty. During the task of restructuring the site a few folders and files were inadvertently deleted. One of these folders was the Worship Arts Schedules folder. Dianna is aware of the situation and is working to correct the problem. The schedule links in past posts by Dena will not work because they point to a nonexistent location. This is only temporary. We will keep you up to date on the latest.

Please bear with us as we strive to move PRC up to a modern technical standard.

~John~

Posted by John Skiba at 11:20 PM | Permalink

Welcome!! Autumn is a great time of year....usually a time for new beginnings like school and such...and so we are beginning...a little late, but definitely beginning. As you may know...I, Dena, am Scott's new assistant. Since Scott and I have worked together for 16 years in some capacity, we decided it was time to make it formal. There's a really cool story of God's direction behind this new assignment. It was clearly from the Lord that I do this at this time and I'm thrilled to be working along side Scott.

This web site is the creative genius of John Skiba. We wanted to provide a way for people to feel connected with one another in between the times we actually see each other face to face. It will be up to you to check this site periodically to get the latest news. I will be updating it about every two weeks.

So...what will be on this site?

Schedules: These will be divided between the vocal teams,( including 605 and Tribe), the bands and the technical crew. There will be a specific link where you can check the calendar every quarter and find all the information that you need. It will tell you the time, the place and duration of the rehearsal and any other pertinent information. Check again in a week and we should have this for you through December.

If you have prayer requests or some special news, please email me.

Did you know?..."He Knows My Name", by Tommy Walker, was a song he wrote to accompany a message that his pastor was giving. He wrote the song out of sheer discipline and felt that it was so simple that it would probably work best in kid's church. When he introduced it to his church...nothing really happened. Then it was used at a women's retreat and God moved mightily. "A sense of the love of God entered the room in such a powerful way that many of them were weeping and experiencing all kinds of inner healing." Tommy decided to give it another try the following weekend and people began to weep...including him. "He Knows My Name" became a regular at his church and has spread all around the world with its simple message of love, acceptance and intimacy.

I have a Maker
He formed my heart
Before even time began
My life was in His hands

He knows my name
He knows my every thought
He sees each tear that falls and hears me when I call

"He Knows My Name" by Tommy Walker Published by Regal Books 2004

Posted by Dena Flanagan at 02:24 PM | Permalink