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About Resurrection
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In October 1990, 100 people attended the first worship service, which was held in the McGilley Funeral Home Chapel. Since that time, The Church of the Resurrection has launched hundreds of ministries, including:
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God has blessed and used The Church of the Resurrection to change lives, transform communities and renew the church for the past 25 years. We believe this is just the beginning, and we are committed to building for our future. In 2015, we broke ground for construction of a permanent 3,500 seat sanctuary, which is scheduled to open Easter of 2017. Immediately after move-in, we will begin remodeling the current sanctuary. Our new space will help us achieve our goals of:
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We believe buildings are tools for ministry and create an opportunity for more people to gather together, meet God, find meaning and make a positive impact on our community. Once the permanent sanctuary is completed and existing space remodeled, we will have the right tools for this church to remain vital for generations to come.
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We believe the goal of the Christian life is to love God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength, and to love your neighbor as you love yourself. From the beginning of the Methodist movement, we were known as "reasonable enthusiasts," those who are both emotionally and intellectually engaged. We value passionate worship, relevant preaching, small groups to hold Christians accountable to one another, and serving those who are in need. We value the spiritual disciplines and take a "methodical" approach to growing in the faith. United Methodists value the full participation of women and men, people of all backgrounds in every facet of fellowship and leadership within the church and society.
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- The Resurrection Foundation supports the future needs of our church's ministry and mission by encouraging our members to remember Resurrection in their wills, trusts, retirement accounts and life insurance designations.
Churches helping churches: ShareChurch, a ministry of The Church of the Resurrection, is a resource for church leaders with fresh and practical ideas to inspire, encourage and equip other churches and leaders – unlocking and unleashing the potential of churches to reach their communities.
One way we work to equip churches and leaders is through leadership training events such as the annual Leadership Institute where more than 2000 leaders gather annually to be equipped, renewed and inspired.
Other leadership events in 2016 include:
- Congregational Care Ministry Seminar – April 7–9, 2016
- Young Preachers Festival & Conference – July 21–22, 2016
- Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit – August 11–12, 2016
- Leadership Institute – September 29-30, 2016 (Pre-Institute September 28)
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Worship Times
Praise (Saturday 5 pm): Contemporary worship. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
Heritage (Sunday 7:45 am): If you would like to experience a smaller church while being a part of the Church of the Resurrection, you will love this service! Join us in the Wesley Covenant Chapel (Building C).
New Traditions (Sunday 9 am): An innovative blend of traditional worship expressions reinterpreted for new generations. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
Traditions (Sunday 10:45 am): Classic traditional worship with choir and orchestra. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
Vibe (Sunday 10:45 am): High-energy, relevant worship with Pastor Adam's message shown on multiple video screens. This all-ages service is casual and engaging. Coffee and children are welcome! Student Center (Building C).
Praise (Sunday 5 pm): Contemporary worship. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
(913) 897-0120
13720 Roe Ave.
Leawood, KS 66224
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Leawood, KS 66224
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Grow. Pray. Study.
Whether you're just starting to explore the Christian faith, or you're a long-time Christian, we want to do everything we can to help you on your journey to know, love and serve God. The GPS (Grow, Pray, Study) Guide provides scripture and insights to enhance your journey.
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Leawood Capital Campaign and Building Project
God has blessed and used The Church of the Resurrection to change lives, transform communities and renew the church for the past 25 years. We believe this is just the beginning, and we are committed to building for our future. Our 10,000 Reasons website has more information about the building project, including a live stream of the construction and a representation of the stained glass window of the new sanctuary.
Visit the 10,000 Reasons Site - future.cor.org
Keep Up-to-Date
Resurrection has several ways for you to stay connected:
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Worship Times
Contemporary worship. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
If you would like to experience a smaller church while being a part of the Church of the Resurrection, you will love this service! Join us in the Wesley Covenant Chapel (Building C).
An innovative blend of traditional worship expressions reinterpreted for new generations. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
Classic traditional worship with choir and orchestra. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
High-energy, relevant worship with Pastor Adam's message shown on multiple video screens. This all-ages service is casual and engaging. Coffee and children are welcome! Student Center (Building C).
Contemporary worship. Join us in the Sanctuary (Building B).
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Worship for Children
KiDSCOR (Infants - 5th Grade)
KiDSCOR programming is available during the following times and for the following ages each weekend:
- Saturday 5:00 PM / Infants through Pre-K
- Sunday 9:00 AM / Infants through 5th Grade
- Sunday 10:45 AM / Infants through 5th Grade
- Sunday 5:00 PM / Infants through 5th Grade
First-Time Guest Information
If this is the first time your child is participating in KiDSCOR, we suggest arriving 20 minutes before the service start time. When you arrive for the first time, stop by the KiDSCOR Welcome Center which is located near the downstairs KiDSCOR entrance. At the Welcome Center you will receive information about our check-in process and classroom assignments. We look forward to welcoming your child to KiDSCOR.
To pre-register for KiDSCOR weekend programming click here.
Because KiDSCOR follows a small group/large group format, we encourage families to attend programming at the same time each weekend. This will allow your child to better connect with the children in their small group and their leaders. For more information about KiDSCOR, click here.
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Worship for Teens
Rezlife (6th-12th Graders)
Each Sunday morning from 9 am - 10:15 am in the Student Center (Building C) begins with hang-time and drinks and donuts for sale in the cafe. We gather for a time of praise and worship, followed by a short teaching message and announcements. Students then head to classrooms for group life time.
Holy Communion is the highest sacrament of the United Methodist Church. This sacrament is often called by other names, including the Lord's Supper, the Last Supper and Eucharist. The United Methodist Church recognizes only baptism and Holy Communion as sacraments because they were the only acts ordained by Christ.
In Holy Communion, we remember and proclaim God's saving work through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We are reminded again of the gifts of God's grace and forgiveness given to each of us. In communion, we celebrate what God is doing among us and in us.
In the United Methodist Church, Holy Communion is open to all persons. You do not have to be a member to participate.
Communion is served in the Firestone Chapel (Building B) after all weekend services and in the Wesley Covenant Chapel (Building C) following the 7:45 am service on Sundays.
Communion is served in the Sanctuary (Building B) once a month, typically on the second weekend of the month.
Our bread
People often ask about our bread. Our communion bread is purchased through Great Harvest Bread Company (franchises are located throughout the country).
We use Honey Whole Wheat Rounds for our altar loaves. We serve our congregation whole wheat breadsticks that have been sliced by Great Harvest.
We offer gluten/allergen-free bread at a station serving only gluten/allergen-free bread in the Sanctuary and at Vibe each month. Our gluten/allergen-free bread is the vegan sandwich bread from Mama Resch's Gluten-Free Bakery. (Gluten-free wafers are available in all other locations.)
For more information, email Angela LaVallie.
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There's nothing more important to our church than your spiritual growth.
Whether you're just starting to explore the Christian faith, or you're a long-time Christian, we want to do everything we can to help you on your journey to know, love and serve God. The GPS (Grow, Pray, Study) Guide provides scripture and insights to enhance your journey.
There are a variety of ways for you to receive the GPS Guide:
- Daily Emails: You can have the daily scripture and reflection questions delivered to your inbox every morning. After signing up, you should begin receiving the emails within 5 business days. Sign up here.
- Free iTunes/Android App: If you have an iPhone, iPad, or Android device, you can follow along in the Resurrection GPS App. Download the app here.
- Resurrection GPS Blog: Follow along on the dedicated Resurrection GPS blog here.
- Download the Weekly PDF: These guides are attached to each sermon in the Sermon Library. These are usually posted by Tuesday each week.
- Daily Insight: These casual reflections on the GPS readings are posted daily by Resurrection pastors and staff. Follow the GPS Insights blog here.
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Special Needs
Matthew's Ministry is Church of the Resurrection's awareness, outreach and support ministry for persons with special needs and their families. It is our desire to show the love of God to all people and to incorporate them into the life of the church.
Our mission is to extend the love and message of Jesus Christ to all persons with special needs and helps to incorporate them fully into the life of the church.
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Mission and Service
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Volunteer at Resurrection
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Sports and Rec
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Latest News
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Our Staff
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Holy Land Tour
Changing the Church, the Ministry and Individual Lives through Christian Travel
November 9-18, 2016
Join Rev. Jeff Kirby and Rev. Steve Langhofer on this 10-day trip through the land of Jesus and the Bible. It includes a tour of the Holy Land with guided sightseeing, round-trip international airfare, fuel surcharges and government taxes, admin fees, entrance fees, gratuities and program fees, a daily buffet breakfast and dinner, deluxe motorcoaches, first class hotels, and much more!
- Any guests registering between 7/31 and 8/21 will incur a $100 per person penalty. That will be reflected on their online registration form.
- Any guests registering between 8/22 and 9/5 will incur a $200 per person penalty. This will also be reflected on the online registration form.
- Any registration after 9/6 will have to be processed differently to determine the current rate of air fare.
For more information or to register, download the PDF below.
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Contact Us
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Contact a Pastor
The primary way in which we want you to begin to connect with a Congregational Care Pastor is through your usual worship service. If you have a need to connect with a Congregational Care Pastor please call 913-544-0238 during the weekdays or the after hours emergency phone number is 913-338-9477.
Praise (Saturday, 5 pm): Rev. Katherine Ebling, Pastor Darryl Burton
Heritage (Sunday, 7:45 am): Rev. Steve Langhofer, Rev. Susan Cox
New Traditions (Sunday, 9 am): Rev. Dr. Doyle Blanton, Rev. Katherine Ebling
Traditions (Sunday, 10:45 am): Rev. Karen Lampe, Rev. Steve Langhofer
Vibe (Sunday, 10:45 am): Rev. Wendy Lyons Chrostek
Praise (Sunday, 5 pm): Rev. Cheryl Jefferson Bell, Rev. Dr. Doyle Blanton
Prayer Ministry: Rev. Katherine Ebling
Pathways to Ministry: Rev. Wendy Lyons Chrostek
Silver Link Pastor: Rev. Susan Cox
Silver Link Chaplain: Pastor Courtney Felzke
Live Forward Ministry: Rev. Steven Blair
Executive Pastor of Congregational Care: Rev. Karen Lampe
For an appointment with your pastor, please call 913-544-0707.
Make a Prayer Request
Submit a prayer request using our online request form or by calling the Prayer Ministry office. Prayer request cards are also available in the attendance notebooks during worship. Click here to see who prays over your request.
Prayer Before Surgery
Pastors are available to pray with you and your family before surgery, or during hospitalization. Please contact the Congregational Care office at 913-544-0238 or by emailing our prayer team with the date, time, and hospital where you will be having your surgery. Due to HIPPA regulations, the hospital will not call and inform the church of your hospitalization.
Places to Pray on the Leawood Campus
The Firestone Prayer Chapel, located in the West Building, is open daily for quiet prayer from 7 am until 10 pm. Prayer, communion and anointing are available in this chapel following each weekend worship service.
The Memorial Garden, located in the East Building, is a beautiful, serene outdoor area with a waterfall for quiet prayer and remembering loved ones.
The Prayer Wall, located outdoors just east of Wesley Covenant Chapel, is a wonderful place for prayer and reflection, modeled after the Western Wall in Jerusalem where written prayers are placed in crevices between the rocks.
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Thursday Care Night
Join us at 5:30 pm in the Student Center for a catered community meal. Afterward attend one of the many Care Classes or groups offered on Thursdays. Childcare for ages 6 weeks thru 5th grade is provided at no charge in KiDS COR (Building B) from 6:15-8:30 pm.
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Senior Care
Silver Link Ministries maintains or creates a connection with older persons who become unable to fully engage in the life of the church through pastoral care and worship. We link with our church family, their extended family or others in private homes or care homes. Silver Link also supports caregivers and those who are grieving.
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Life Events
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Support Groups
Resurrection offers referrals to community mental health professionals on our approved referral list and to on-site counseling interns when available. This service is not intended for immediate crisis needs. If you are concerned about your safety or the safety of others, please call 911 or visit the nearest emergency room.
Our referral service is free and open to anyone seeking counseling. A typical response time is approximately two business days.
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Congregational Care Ministers
The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection has a unique model for care using Congregational Care Ministers. This is a community within our church family that is led by Pastors from our Congregational Care Department. Each Congregational Care Pastor is assigned to a specific worship service and partners with a team of Congregational Care Ministers to help ensure that great pastoral care is provided.
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Financial Giving
We believe stewardship and generosity is a way of life that recognizes that everything we have is God's, and we are simply managing those resources while here on earth. Through the giving of our financial resources and time, we are the heart, spirit and hands of God, reaching out in love to share with our world. Our gifts demonstrate in a tangible way our love for God and our neighbors.
- Annual giving provides resources for our ministry and mission.
- Capital campaign giving provides for building projects.
- Special offerings support projects addressing critical needs and transforming communities
- Legacy giving, through the Resurrection Foundation, supports the future needs of our church's ministry and mission by encouraging our members to remember Resurrection in their wills, trusts, retirement accounts and life insurance designations.
If you would like to commit to support the ongoing ministries of our church this year, you can fill out our online commitment card here.


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Lukes Alley Takes Gulfstream Park Turf
Fourth in early stretch, Lukes Alley unleashed a powerful late rally to secure the first grade I win of his career in the $350,000 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap Saturday, Feb. 6.
Fourth in early stretch, Lukes Alley unleashed a powerful late rally to secure the first grade I win of his career in the $350,000 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap Saturday, Feb. 6.
Retired jockey Herb McCauley will make his debut on Horse Racing Radio Network when HRRN kicks off its "Saturdays at Gulfstream" series Feb. 6 with coverage of the Donn Handicap (gr. I).
Midwest Thoroughbreds homebred The Pizza Man makes his first foray into Florida to open up his 7-year-old season against a compact but talented field of turf runners going nine furlongs at Gulfstream Park
Al Shaqab Racing's Mshawish, a multiple stakes winner on turf, will get another opportunity to transfer that form to dirt Jan. 9 in the $150,000 Hal's Hope (gr. III) at Gulfstream Park.
The horse who ran fourth in the Oct. 31 Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) will get a chance to run that same distance on dirt in the Nov. 28 Cigar Mile (gr. I) at Aqueduct Racetrack.
Spendthrift Farm confirmed Oct. 5 it is moving Court Vision and Victor's Cry from Ontario back to its Central Kentucky farm for the 2016 breeding season.
First-time starter Hammers Vision won the fifth race at Belmont Park July 19 and became the first winner for five-time group I winner and Canadian stallion Court Vision.
Al Shaqab Racing's Mshawish overcame traffic in the stretch and prevailed in a tight finish with Slumber in the $300,000 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT) Feb. 7 at Gulfstream Park.
Gulfstream Park handicappers Ron Nicoletti and Christina Bossinakis have studied the Xpressbet $500,000 X-Country Pick 4, which includes top Feb. 7 stakes races at Gulfstram Park and Santa Anita Park.
Fresh off a victory in the Tampa Bay Stakes (gr. IIIT) 14 days earlier, Lochte looks to continue his winning ways Feb. 7 in the $300,000 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT).
Online wagering provider Xpressbet, in conjunction with Santa Anita Park, Gulfstream Park, and The Stronach Group, unveils a new Pick 4 wager Feb. 7 featuring four important stakes races at the two tracks.
Al Shaqab Racing's Mshawish earned his first graded victory on North American soil Jan. 10, spinning wide off the final turn but still managing a neck decision in the $200,000 Ft. Lauderdale Stakes (gr. IIT) at Gulfstream.
Spendthrift Farm's Ontario-based stallion Court Vision will shuttle to Juan Carlos Harding's Haras Las Araucarias in Chile for the 2014 Southern Hemisphere breeding season.
Crossed Sabres Farm's Lochte charged up the rail and pulled off a huge shock in the $300,000 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT) Feb. 9, scoring a 2 3/4-length win at 39-1 odds as the longest shot in the field.
Amira's Prince attempts to extend his U.S. unbeaten streak to five when he comes off a 10-month layoff in $300,000 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT) at Gulfstream Park Feb. 9.
The Donn Handicap (gr. I) and Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT) have been moved to Sunday, Feb. 9 to help kick off The Jockey Club Tour on Fox Television, Gulfstream Park.
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society-Ontario Division has cataloged 97 offerings for its inaugural online winter mixed sale that began Nov. 25 and continues to Dec. 9.
Grade II winner Exhi and Irish group victor Nephrite have been added to the stallion roster of Park Stud in Orangeville, Ontario, owners Michael and Laurel Byrne announced Nov. 30.
A recent outbreak of EHV-1 at Woodbine Racetrack, has caused Park Stud to end the breeding this year for all its stallions. There has been no detection of the virus at Park Stud, closing early is a preventative measure.
by John P. Sparkman
In just about every way possible, A.P. Indy has been the ideal Thoroughbred of the international era of American racing and breeding.
Victory in the Kitten's Joy Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap increased his earnings to over 2 million. More
Evan Hammonds recaps the efforts of Graydar in the Donn Handicap and Point of Entry defeating Animal Kingdom in the Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap. watch video
Point of Entry took down 2011 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner Animal Kingdom with a strong turn of foot Feb. 9 in the $300,000 Kitten's Joy Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT) at Gulfstream Park.
Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom will take on top turf contender Point of Entry in the $300,000 Kitten's Joy Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (gr. IT) on Feb. 9.
Five-time grade I winner Court Vision had his first reported foal arrive when a filly was born Jan. 20 at Hill 'n' Dale Farm in Canada.
|Breeder / Owner
|Adagio (GB)
|Richard E. Dutrow, Jr.
|Court Vision
|Dale L. Romans
|Le Grand Cru
|Ronny W. Werner
|Never On Sunday (FR)
|Patrick L. Biancone
|Take the Points
|Todd A. Pletcher
|Yate's Black Cat
|Dale L. Romans
|English Channel S.
|Athenia S. (gr. III)
|Rood and Riddle Dowager S. (gr. IIIT)
|Anoakia S.
|Fanfreluche S.


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Even after JUCO stud Jake Waters chose Kansas State over Penn State, the fan above was probably still cheering the next day when Tyler Ferguson committed to the Lions.
Even though he reportedly committed to Houston that same morning, Ferguson re-opened his recruitment after Waters announced he was not heading for Happy Valley.
And although the Lions now have way more depth at quarterback with the walk-on additions of D.J. Crook and Austin Whipple, Bill O'Brien has to be happy in particular about getting Ferguson.
Now that he's officially signed with the Lions, let's take a look at what the California product will bring to the program and how he'll affect its plans heading forward.


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that they look at the PMI and MTG "quarterly". I believe they will sell their PMI and hold MTG to save a little face.
I would like to publicly and anonymously thank Aldo for not being bigger then the compnay and admitting the mistake and selling the PMI which is obviously what you sold. Even though you guised it under the tax loss (haha) a man with credibility is able to admit a mistake. Again, you should be selling every share of both MTG and PMI as they will both be sub 1.00 in a year from now unless of course you are expecting more Muni gains...wink wink.


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All new listings are inserted into the ads below according to the date that the pet was lost or found. Ads are usually posted within 24 hours of submission. Please BOOKMARK this page so you can come back and check your ad for accuracy!
LOST CAT FEMALE 5 Feb 2016 (updated 11 Apr 2016)
Locale: W 16th St at S 4th Ave
Markings: light brown, with some tabby markings, noticeable rings around tail
Additional: was wearing pink fuchsia collar with tag which has her name and phone number on it.
Website: Photos
Contact E-mail: email@example.com, email@example.com Phone: 613-727-0089
LOST DOG FEMALE 18 Jan 2016
Locale: Arizona ave
Markings: White poodle
Additional: her name is Miley it's a white poodle she's friendly please if you happen to see her call me at 9282876104 my name is evelyn
Contact Phone: 9282876104
LOST CAT MALE 15 Oct 2015
Locale: 17th ave & 26th st, hacienda estates
Markings: black and white longhair
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-276-0687
LOST DOG MALE 2 Oct 2015
Locale: East 35st and Foothills Blvd
Markings: Tan white face English Stafford Bull terrier (pit bull)
Additional: name Boozer When he left he was leashed to female same breed same ma rwe werkings
Contact E-mail: Keith.stroup@ymail com Phone: 928-446-2556
FOUND CAT 23 June 2015
Locale: CO 14th Street and Tierra Mesa
Markings: Black and White with a little gold, large cat
Additional: friendly, long-hair, big thick tail
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (928) 341-8004
LOST TWO DOGS MALE & FEMALE 22 Mar 2015
Locale: VFW Campground
Markings: Brown, Tan, Black & White
Additional: We have lost a Male & Female Sheltie Collie, lost at VFW campground, tags from Alberta, Canada. They are most likely still together.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 760-246-4519
LOST DOG MALE 6 Dec 14
Locale: 53rd st. foothills area
Markings: brown and black
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 18 Nov 14
Locale: Ave B. and 26th St
Markings: Blue & white
Additional: 11 month old therapy pet, we need her home please!
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928-446-8574
LOST CAT MALE 4 Aug 14
Locale: S. 17th Avenue, 20th Street
Markings: Orange and White
Additional: No collar. Answers to Wigi, very friendly. Reward if found
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 8456612972
LOST DOG MALE 30 July 14
Locale: big curve shopping center, 4th ave & catalina dr.
Markings: tan, chiwawa and weiner dog mix, husky, 11 yrs. old, neutered
Additional: Last night at around 11:30pm, my dog Diesel jumped out of my truck when I was dropping off clothes at the goodwill donation bin by big 5sporting goods
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-726-6359
LOST DOG MALE 27 July 14
Locale: Ave B and County 19 Date Farm
Markings: All black full bred German Shepherd
Additional: $500 reward
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9283664204
LOST DOG MALE 12 July 14
Locale: between 5th and 6th Street on 2nd Avenue
Markings: Small, white with black markings. 14 year old Chihuahua, Jack Russell mix
Additional: his name is Lazlo. we miss him very much.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-488-0336
LOST DOG MALE apx 15 June 14
Locale: E palo Verde
Additional: Labrador Retriever. If you say up he'll jump to your waist then say down to get him off. He is very shy and friendly. Potty trained. Sits, lay downs, "hugs.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-581-4304
LOST CAT FEMALE 15 June 14
Locale: Araby and 24th
Markings: Black little white on chest and notch out of ear.
Additional: Julia is her name.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-344-8025
LOST CAT MALE 6 Apr 14
Locale: Fortuna & 35th Place
Markings: very large gray with some white
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (928)345-1540
LOST DOG FEMALE 4 Apr 14
Locale: 53rd street & Montana avenue
Markings: Mostly black. Brown paws and other areas
Additional: Wearing pink collar with three diamonds on one side and bow on other side
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST LIZARD 14 Mar 14
Locale: Lost near Avenue C and 14th Street
Markings: Green Chinese water dragon, looks like big lizard, body plus tail about 2 feet
Additional: He is nice. He likes being held. Name is Lucky.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-210-1291
LOST CAT FEMALE 10 Mar 14
Locale: Cresta Gila Estates area of Araby Rd
Markings: gray striped, 6 yrs old, weighs about 14 lbs.
Additional: Photo on FB Yuma lost and found pet network
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9287504258
LOST DOG MALE 22 Feb 14
Locale: Avenue C and Columbia
Markings: Dark and light grey
Additional: Friendly
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-388-9724
LOST CAT FEMALE 21 Feb 14
Locale: E. 53rd Street, Foothills
Markings: Adult all black long haired cat with green eyes. Her fur is full and her tail is very fluffy.
Additional: She is wearing pink caps on her front claws. She was lost on 53rd Street West in Yuma Foothills. She hops like a squirrel.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 406-860-8622
FOUND CAT 3 Jan 14
Locale: 16th Street and 34th Avenue on canal
Markings: gray and white on face and brown and gray on body, maine coon
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 26 Dec 13
Locale: Ave B & 16th St
Markings: tan with white
Additional: my 7yr old part Greyhound mix dog ran away the other day. she is a rescue, therefore she is skittish around people. purple collar pink flower
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 520-975-5620
FOUND DOG MALE 25 Dec 13
Locale: e 32nd st 9700 block
Markings: brown, black tail, young neutered
Additional: very friendly house broken well mannered
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 719 469 5293
LOST CAT FEMALE 16 Dec 13
Locale: Payson dr and 34th
Markings: Bengal
Additional: Reward
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928-580-7894
FOUND DOG MALE 19 Nov 13
Locale: foothills off 43rd lane
Markings: white medium-small size
Additional: has collar no tags
Contact Phone: 541-554-2529
FOUND DOG MALE 6 Nov 13
Locale: 18th county
Markings: white, has a few brown spots on the back
Additional: super friendly
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9282591459
FOUND DOG MALE 21 May 13
Locale: 37th Ave, 22nd Lane
Markings: Black and Tan Adult German Shepherd
Additional: Good nature. No collar. Had companion chihuahua. Turned over to Yuma Animal Control
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928.503.0445
LOST TWO DOGS 4 Feb 13
Locale: Mesa Del Sol, Fortuna, North of I-8
Markings: One large male Black dog, and one large male black and brown
Additional: The black and brown dog walks with a wabble. Ths solid black one has a small white patch on his chest.
Contact Phone: 815-307-4108
FOUND DOG MALE 27 Jan 13
Locale: Barkley Ranch
Markings: Small light tan
Additional: May have been in area with another small male dog
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928-344-2053
FOUND DOG MALE 26 Jan 13
Locale: Barkley Ranch Area
Markings: small breed white-blonde in coler
Additional: was with another dog same breed and color but that dog was pick up by another family on 1/25/13
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 23 Nov 12
Locale: Sierra Pacific Mobile Homes Hwy 95
Markings: White m black harry medium dog name batman
Additional: Batman is part of our family. we miss him so much. Reward if found.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 19 Nov 12
Locale: S. Frontage Road and 8 1/2 E
Markings: Curly haired, white
Additional: Gracie is a 12 pound bichon poodle mix. Offering reward! Please call 415-517-0081 or 928-210-7957.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 415-517-0081
FOUND CAT FEMALE 28 Oct 12
Locale: desert area
Markings: grey & white tabby
Additional: collar, very friendly
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TWO DOGS 20 Sept 12
Locale: Hacienda estates
Markings: 1 Black male chin has small amounts of white hair, chases his tail, also doesn't like to be left alone will cry something awful not a normal dog whimper a unique cry
Additional: 1 black male pug, his name is "Biggie" he does have a pet link chip that when scanned all my information will lead him home.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928-257-9662
LOST DOG FEMALE 18 Aug 12
Locale: 16th street just east of interstate 8
Markings: Miniature Pinscher (black with brown markings)
Additional: She's spayed! She's microchipped, she was wearing a harness with a leash attached and dog tags with the name 'claire' and my phone number on it
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 8087221416
LOST DOG FEMALE 17 Aug 12
Locale: East 27th place
Markings: White with black patch on eye
Additional: She went missing near Mesa del sol area please call 580 6690 if you have any info
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 580 6690
LOST DOG FEMALE 7 Aug 12
Locale: e 27st near AWC, Desert ridge area
Markings: Golden and very little blue Yorkie
Additional: Hair cut short, she does have kidney stones so she is always squatting like she is peeing
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928247-9309
FOUND DOG MALE 1 Aug 12
Locale: 8th Ave and 6th st
Additional: pug (mix?) this dog cannot be caught! He has appropriated an intersection but is struggling to survive there.
Contact Phone: 9282101735
LOST DOG MALE 30 July 12
Locale: MCAS Yuma
Markings: Brown body, black mussle, white neck tuff
Additional: Reward for Doc our missing 5 week boxer puppy he got out from the yard at debruhl
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 817-791-6315
LOST DOG FEMALE 3 July 12
Locale: Typhoon ave
Markings: Black with a whit chest piece and paws and a scar above her left eye
Additional: Her name is Little Foot. She is approximately 6 months old and a Labrador Great Dane Mix
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9285031962
LOST DOG FEMALE 1 July 12
Locale: 24th and Pacific
Markings: White with one black spot on the side of her face
Additional: She's only 11 weeks, her name is Marley, and my phone number is on the back of her name tag.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9723457489
LOST DOG FEMALE 14 June 12
Locale: foothills
Markings: grey and white blue eyes
Additional: Siberian husky no collar
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 2084101309
LOST DOG FEMALE 18 May 12
Locale: 1st ave. and Catalina dr.
Markings: She is a blonde colored dog with a white tummy, she has almost no tail.
Additional: She wasnt wearing a colar, she is about 16 inches tall, and comes to the name little girl little. She is very timid and scared.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 3882469
LOST DOG FEMALE 5 May 12
Locale: 23rd ave. and 3rd street
Markings: light tan or apricot
Additional: We miss our little dog so much! She's terrier-poodle mix, 4 lbs, needs medication. If you see her, please call.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-446-1813
LOST DOG FEMALE 1 Apr 12
Locale: 5e
Additional: 9 yr old basset hound w/green collar tags expired
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-276-5971
FOUND DOG MALE 26 Mar 12
Locale: Payson and 35th
Markings: Salt and pepper schnauzer mix. black collar
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 206_353_0686
LOST DOG MALE 24 Mar 12
Locale: north frontage, south pearl avenue
Markings: white with black face & spots
Additional: german short haired pointer answers to fred, has tags for regina, sask. canada
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 306-541-9212 or 928-342-9123
LOST DOG MALE 18 Mar 12
Locale: 8th st and 5th ave
Markings: Brown with a white chest and you can see spots under the white
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928-550-1723
LOST DOG MALE 17 Mar 12
Locale: 28th st and las palmas vista Ave.
Markings: german shepherd brown and back only one ear stand up
Additional: please call, his name is "Tosco" and we miss him very much
Contact Phone: 9282575349
LOST DOG MALE 14 Mar 12
Locale: Ocotillo, 6E & 44th street
Markings: tan pug
Additional: family misses and loves him, reward if found
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-750-0538
LOST CAT FEMALE 12 Mar 12
Locale: 50th st & drucilla, Fortuna foothills
Markings: long-haired black tabby w/ all white boots, white nose snip, Maine coon
Additional: Name of Sheba, 14 yrs old but in very good health
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 5072592560
LOST DOG MALE 9 Mar 12
Locale: On base (Yuma air station)
Markings: Two brown spots on eyes
Additional: He is a sweet little fur ball named Charlie. We miss him very much, and pray for his safe return.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 20 Feb 12
Locale: 16th Street and Pendergast Avenue
Markings: White and Brindle Pitbull-Bull Terrier Mix
Additional: This guy is very cute.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 9282467669
LOST DOG MALE 19 Feb 12
Locale: 8th St and 5th Ave
Markings: brown & white black Deer Chihuahua
Additional: posssibly picked up by passing motorist on 8th st around 2:30 in afternoon
Contact Phone: 928-550-1723
LOST DOG MALE 11 Feb 12
Locale: shadow and corral st, Foothills
Markings: Mostly black, with a white chest area. Two white patches on his back from when he scraped that area. Has a regular tail (uncut)
Additional: pit bull mixed Responds to "Hotrod." 928 246-0396
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928 246-0396
FOUND TWO DOGS 11 Feb 12
Locale: Ocotillo, 6E & 41st St
Markings: 2 chihuahuas, one looks like a dobie, the other is white with brown spots
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TWO DOGS 13 Jan 12 SOMERTON
Locale: Benjam St, Main Street, Somerton Ave
Markings: 1 Brown boxer 8 months and a Black lab collie has slight gray on chest
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-919-4568
STOLEN DOG MALE 11 Jan 12
Locale: Gateway Park, just south of Giss Parkway next to the railroad track between 3:15 and 3:45 p.m.
Markings: Pomeranian, 12 years old, has light brown fur and is hard of hearing
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 539-6858
FOUND DOG FEMALE 11 Jan 12
Locale: Found on Foothills Blvd
Markings: Brown and white
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 2025493931
LOST DOG FEMALE 31 Dec 11
Locale: Ocotillo Subdivision
Markings: All Tan-Light Borwn, has 8 inch scar on stomach from hernia operation
Additional: Her name is Buttercup, she is a chihuhua mix mut. Point ears and she's chunky
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-315-2532
LOST DOG FEMALE 31 Dec 11
Locale: W 19th pl (20th st & B ave)
Markings: brown & white Chihuahua mix, about 5 lbs
Additional: Answers to Cookie, 6 yrs old
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 23 Dec 11
Locale: East 43rd street in Ocitillo
Markings: Black and brown Rottweiler-Shepherd mix pink and black collar
Additional: Call 1-760-429-3324. Or 1-760-799-8295
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST FERRET 11 Dec 11
Markings: Tan & White she has a dark brown tail, and a dark brown line down her stomach
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (928) 247-0495
LOST CAT MALE 5 Dec 11
Locale: Foothills
Markings: tiger stripe w/ white chest & legs
Additional: I moved & he escaped out window on Sapphire Dr. Dec 5. I miss him bunches! reward if found.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928-920-1676
LOST DOG FEMALE 27 Nov 11
Locale: emerald, frontage rd.
Markings: sm. blk. mini dobie-chihuahua mix
Additional: right rear hip displacia, kinda hops when she runs
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 559-217-0854
LOST DOG FEMALE 25 Nov 11
Locale: Hwy 95, Gila River, Rec area
Markings: Chocolate Dachshund brown on brown w/ red harness collar
Additional: she is a city dog digging up everything. answers to clover
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 949.922.5873 or 949.922.7128 rogerr & yoko
FOUND DOG FEMALE 23 Nov 11
Locale: Foothills Estrella, Mesa Del Sol
Markings: Black and tan and white Basset Hound
Additional: Sweet, possibly older. Appears to be in heat. Showed up at our front door early in the morning and made herself right at home.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (928) 247-9095
LOST CAT MALE 21 Nov 11
Locale: 28th pl (foothills, mesa de sol)
Markings: Black and White, Short Haired, Large, Tall
Additional: White Chin, Paws, and Chest
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 541-441-9819
LOST DOG MALE 18 Nov 11
Locale: Pacific and Palo Verde
Markings: Black chihuahua, greying around mouth eyes and nose
Contact Phone: 9283738113
FOUND DOG FEMALE 11 Nov 11
Locale: 12-E & Hwy 95
Additional: poodle-maltese mix small very friendly Under 10#
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9282467651
LOST DOG MALE 6 Nov 11
Locale: 36th St and El Camino Del Diablo
Markings: Black with a white mark on his chest and marks above left eye
Additional: Hank is a black labrador and bassett mix. He has a white mark on his chest and is neutered. He was wearing a brown collar.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 928-503-3256
LOST DOG MALE 5 Nov 11
Locale: patricia drive and 34 th street
Markings: black & white all over with short puppy cut pomeranium, fluffy black tail. orange howloween scarf
Additional: answers to bandit, diabetic service dog! wandered off appx 7 pm to 8pm, does not know area. tags, liscence and chip, from Washington state
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 360-581-1003 or 360-310-0489
LOST DOG FEMALE 1 Oct 11
Locale: Last seen near Ave. D and Clip St. aka 12th St
Markings: Chanel is almost all white has pink and black around her eyes. She has some tan-champagne color spots and gray-silver ears, long curly tail, Shih Tzu
Additional: Very soft and lovable. We just want our baby back home.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 928-580-6994
LOST CHOCOLATE LAB MALE 28 Aug 11
Locale: ave c & 24th St
Additional: with choke collar
Contact: 9284464033 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 25 Aug 11
Locale: 18 st. and 3rd ave.
Markings: brown with tan chest miniture doberment 1/2 chihuahua
Additional: his name is prince i love him very much and i miss him please call or e-mail me.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9284468967
FOUND CAT MALE 25 Aug 11
Locale: 33rd Drive near 16th Street in Rancho Sereno
Markings: Young cat, extremely lovable, black and black-grey stripes, white socks on all feet
Additional: Call my cell at 550-0182 or home at 343-4910 or work at 502-5908.
Contact: 550-0182 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 18 Aug 11
Locale: Rancho Serrano
Markings: Black and white tuxedo short hair
Additional: Wandered off from our yard in the neighborhood between Ave B and C, just off of 16th. Very large cat, very friendly
Contact: 520-409-9088 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CHIHUAHUA 31 July 11
Locale: Foothills & 36th St 8:AM Sun 31st
Markings: Tan color with large ears
Additional: dog wandering lost in area unable to intise for control
Contact: 928-276-4487
LOST DOG FEMALE 29 July 11
Locale: 1st street and 12 Avenue
Markings: light brown and dark tail. barely hair on the neck (front). it is wearing light blue vest.
Contact: email@example.com
LOST TWO CHOCOLATE LABS 22 July 11
Locale: 12th St and Ave. B
Markings: Choc. male and female labrador adults
Contact: 928-920-0675 email@example.com
FOUND CAT 15 July 11
Locale: 22nd place and Olivia avenue
Markings: Gray and white Short haired Cat. Had white collar
Additional: This cat seems to be someones inside cat very friendly and looks to come in when the door opens. it's eating good, but needs to find its home.
Website: Photo
Contact: 928 726 3070 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CHIHUAHUA FEMALE 9 July 11
Locale: 15th st and 10th ave
Markings: black and tan with white paws
Contact: 928 581-7156 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND SHIH TZU FEMALE 4 July 11
Locale: desert hills golf course
Contact: 580-4039 or 210-1666 to identify firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 3 July 11
Locale: Mesa del Sol Subdivision
Markings: Heeler-Lab Mix, Black and white speckles with black mask.
Additional: Please call worried owner ASAP 850-332-8802 or 850-261-6845
Website: Photo
Contact: 850-332-8802 email@example.com
LOST TWO DOGS 3 July 11
Locale: east 24th place
Markings: 1.Jack- black and white speckles 2.Monte- black with a white tuxedo. Both about 55 lbs each. Both lab mix
Contact: 8503328802 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 3 July 11
Locale: 16th St. & 10th Ave.
Markings: Tan and white Chihuahua mix
Additional: She is shy and skittish
Contact: 520-858-9679 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 4 June 11
Locale: 33 drive and 20th street next to pioneer park
Markings: white and curly hair, about 1 foot tall
Additional: he is a lovely poodle mix.
Contact: (928)388-8147 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST BOSTON TERRIER FEMALE 27 Apr 11
Locale: E. 47th Drive, Yuma, AZ 85367
Markings: Black & White. No collar. Is microchipped
Additional: Hannah is a rescue Boston Terrier new to this family. Please contact AZBTRescue at 480-226-3279 if you find our girl.
Contact: 480-226-3279 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 26 Apr 11
Locale: jacob north somerton avenue
Markings: black and brown
Contact: 928-366-9442 email@example.com
FOUND TWO BASSET HOUNDS MALE 10 Apr 11
Locale: E county 15th and 4E
Additional: please contact animal shelter at humane society.
Contact: 928-627-8835 email@example.com
LOST MIN PIN FEMALE 6 Apr 11
Markings: She is a full black miniature pinscher.
Contact: 928 539 0562 email@example.com
STOLEN PITBULL MALE 5 Apr 11
Locale: S Maple Ave.
Markings: about 3 months with white patch on chest and Brown sort of color a caramel color or a little darker. has a wrinkly face and looks like an old man
Contact: 9287504570 email@example.com
FOUND DOG MALE 27 Mar 11
Locale: Rescued from the Canal
Markings: Gold and white
Additional: Looks part Bull Terrier (Like the dog for the Target commercial) Very friendly and smart. Can only keep him until April 1 then he has to go to shelter
Contact: 956-357-8586 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND TWO DOGS 25 Feb 11
Locale: Las Quintas Oasis RV Park
Additional: Female dashound found together with a male dog obviously from same home
Contact: 928-287-2685 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 20 Feb 11
Locale: Palmcroft and Solana Dr
Additional: She is a black lab-mastiff mix she has a pink collar with cupcakes on it. She answers to Lilly
Contact: 928-580-1969 email@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 18 Feb 11
Locale: May ave & 8 steet
Markings: tan and wite, wite stripe on fourhead goin to his nose. wite on all four feet and small wite pash on tip of tail.
Additional: Was wearing green and wite coller and green lic.tag. Small about 12"inch big ears answers to the name of Dio. He is a mix chiwawa.
Contact: (928)257-0517 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND TWO DOGS 18 Feb 11
Locale: Falls Ranch 7 located between Ave C and Ave D
Markings: Small Dark Pure Bred pair male and female owner must Identify!
Contact: 928 341 9457 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 2 Feb 11
Locale: foothills
Markings: liver ticked docked tail choke chain collar
Contact: 406 581-7443
FOUND DOG MALE 30 Jan 11
Locale: county 13 and 3e
Markings: Brown
Additional: found dog sunday morning by the church on county 13, (928) 328 1414
Contact: 9283281414 email@example.com


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It was a common practice of late medieval kings to require oaths of loyalty and fealty from the barons of the land. But are modern oaths any more reliable than those of yore? The barons frequently swapped sides, wriggling out of previous oaths on any grounds they could dream up.
Yours faithfully,
Louise Pryor
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New Pastor, Old Legal Fight
Saturday, June 17, 2006
In a four-hour worship service at Verizon Center that attracted nearly 10,000 people, the Rev. John A. Cherry Sr. last month turned over the pulpit of one of the Washington area's largest churches-- the 27,000-member From the Heart Church Ministries-- to his son.
"It is a wonderful thing for a father to see his son take up the mantle," the 66-year-old Cherry said during the June 4 installation, as Maryland Senate President Thomas V. "Mike" Miller (D-Calvert), Prince George's County Executive Jack B. Johnson and Montgomery County Executive Douglas M. Duncan, among other politicians, sat in the front row.
Eight days later, the Rev. John A. Cherry II, 36, was in a Prince George's courtroom, thrust into a six-year-old legal dispute that has become the most troublesome part of his father's legacy. Sitting without family, he listened as attorneys for the AME Zion Church argued that From the Heart, which broke away from the AME Zion denomination in 1999, should be ordered to return about $40 million in assets.
"I am confident that God's will will be done," the younger Cherry said to a reporter, declining to comment further.
Cherry's father was pastor of Full Gospel AME Zion Church for 18 years, watching it grow from a congregation of 24 people in a Suitland storefront to a 24,000-member church with huge sanctuaries in Temple Hills and Clinton. He broke from the denomination in July 1999, saying that the voice of God had told him in the middle of the night, "Get out of Zion; get out now." Most of his congregation followed him, leaving the AME Zion movement and joining From the Heart.
The denomination's leaders did not dispute Cherry's divine encounter. But they did challenge his claim that the assets of the church-- including the two sanctuaries, several school buildings and a Lear jet-- now belonged to his breakaway congregation.
In March 2000, a Prince George's Circuit Court judge ruled in favor of the denomination, ordering From the Heart to turn over the properties. But the Maryland Court of Appeals overturned the ruling in July 2002 and ordered a new hearing in Circuit Court.
The legal battle is being followed closely by other denominations concerned about how the outcome could affect them in any future property disputes with breakaway congregations.
At the recent hearing in Prince George's Circuit Court, which began June 9 and ended Monday, attorneys for the Philadelphia-Baltimore Conference of the AME Zion Church argued that the denomination's internal rules, known as the Book of Discipline, state that all property acquired by a local church must remain with the denomination.
But Philip W. Horton, a Washington lawyer representing From the Heart, said the provision in question was too "fuzzy" for the court to draw such a conclusion. The congregation's attorneys have argued that it is entitled to keep the property because its members purchased it with their money when they belonged to Full Gospel. Attorneys for the denomination played the audiotape and provided a transcript of a May 1998 meeting at which the elder Cherry told thousands of Full Gospel members that he had no plans to leave the denomination and that his proposal to restructure his ministries-- putting Full Gospel under the umbrella of From the Heart Church Ministries -- would not result in any changes at the church.
"And the Disciplineof the AME Zion Church is still our guideline. So nothing's going to change," Cherry said on the tape. "No, it doesn't have to change if you already have a theology and you already have a Discipline. That's why we're not leaving the AME Zion Church."
Thomas L. McCally, one of the denomination's attorneys, said Cherry deceived the members about his plans so that they would approve a change in bylaws that gave him, his wife and his son full control over the church's assets. Horton denied that allegation, saying Cherry's comments at the meeting were unrelated to the decision a year later to break away from AME Zion.
Prince George's Circuit Court Judge Sheila Tillerson-Adams gave no indication of when she would issue a ruling.
"I hope that we can soon get this behind us for the benefit of thousands," said Bishop Warren M. Brown of the Mid-Atlantic II Episcopal District of the AME Zion Church, who attended the hearing. "It is not about John Cherry versus the AME Zion Church. This is about what is right according to the law and right according to the Discipline."
During his son's installation service, Cherry said he was stepping down as pastor so he could become more involved in overseeing From the Heart's global ministries. There are now 17 From the Heart churches around the country, as well as congregations in India, Ethiopia, Guyana, Indonesia, Italy and France, according to church officials.
Cherry said he is looking forward to leading a world ministry but will miss being a local pastor.
"It's like sweet and sour," he said in an interview. "The people here, I have grown up with them. I married them. I baptized them. I buried their pastors. They have been interwoven in my life, and I in theirs."


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Dining with the Doc: Spanish Garlic Shrimp
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I've heard such amazing things about Sizzlefish! :] This sounds delicious, and the fact that they were already peeled definitely helps with prep time! :D!ReplyDeleteReplies
They are terrific! Thanks, Farrah. It's a quick dish to make and using peeled and deveined shrimp makes it even faster!Delete
Wow, I just got some shrimp on sale at Whole Foods and it looks like this will be what I make! I lived in Cadiz, Spain for a semester in college and returned this year. I can almost taste the amazing shrimp!ReplyDeleteReplies
That must have been an amazing experience! I hope you try my version of the dish!Delete
Love this simple dish! I don't make shrimp nearly enough, but I'll be trying this recipe soon! Pinned :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Anne! I like making shrimp because they cook so quickly- perfect for busy weeknights!Delete
YUM! I adore this simple shrimp dish Sonali - the sherry and paprika combined with everything else must have made this so delicious!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Shashi! The combo is really good- we soaked up every last bit of the yummy sauce with crusty bread!Delete
Shrimp, garlic, lemon, and parsley (or other herbs) - that's perfect marriage! With a piece (better two or three) of delicious fragrant bread, that's just divine! Good job, Sonali!ReplyDeleteReplies
It is a great combination. Thanks for stopping by, Ben!Delete
I love this recipe, Sonali! Brings me back to Barcelona and one of my favorite tapas dishes! And do I spy tomato bread in the background?! YUM!ReplyDelete
This sounds so delicious. I LOVE that you used Wild Caught Gulf Shrimp, in my opinion they have so much more flavor. And, that kind of shrimp is not always easy to find where I live, so I will be checking out Sizzlefish.ReplyDelete
I took a trip to Spain as a high school senior--- and all I remember is getting a loaf of crusty bread with every meal lol! That was more than 10 years ago... I definitely need to go back to truly appreciate the cuisine [or make this delicious recipe at home]. Can't wait for your tomato bread recipe!ReplyDelete
How funny we went to Spain and San Sebastián for our 5th anniversary last year! Great minds ;)ReplyDelete
I made this yesterday and it was absolutely fantastic. I am going to try substituting other seafood and maybe even chicken and see how it turns out.ReplyDelete


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As a counselor and pastor who teaches on parenting issues, I can't help observing the parenting I see in public. Tonight at the supermarket I saw an extreme example of bad parenting. I realize how difficult parenting is and we all have bad days, but thankfully the situation I witnessed tonight presents a couple of important lessons and reminders all of us need.
A mother was shopping with her two small children, both I would guess between the ages of about 4 and 7 years. The children were hyper, excited, and inquisitive. In my observation they were not misbehaving as much as acting their age, but I had not been with them all day and have no idea what stress the mother was under at the time. I'm not casting any judgment on her frustration, but looking at the situation from the outside, I think most of us can agree it was not the best way to handle it.
Several times in the course of a few minutes the mother yelled at her kids, "Shut up or I'm gonna break your teeth." (I've never heard that line before, but that's what she said.)
Problem One:
The problem with that, aside from the abuse standpoint, is that even if she doesn't intend to do this to her children, she's talking to very literal thinkers. Does she realize what her children hear at that age? "My mom's going to break my teeth."
Reminder: Young children are listening and the way you communicate with them must be age appropriate. Not to mention that children should never be scared of their parents. Threats produce fear. A reverent fear or respect is one thing, but terror is another.
Problem Two:
She said this several times, which probably means she never intended to follow through. I'm glad she wouldn't break her children's teeth, but that really exemplifies another problem. When a parent makes a commitment to punish the child and nothing happens, the child begins to quickly learn there are no consequences for wrong behavior, and so the misbehavior continues, further frustrating the parent and the child.
Reminder: Don't make threats to your children you aren't prepared to carry through. Say what you mean and mean what you say. (Just be nice in how you say it and say it with love.)
Again, I'm not trying to pick on one mother. I don't know her and she will probably never read this blog. I really do believe, however, that our children are too important not to continually evaluate our parenting techniques.
How are you doing in your parenting this week? Since the ultimate goal of this post is to help parents, for some parenting tips, check out the parenting category of this blog.


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