Thursday April 1, 2010
7:00PM Maundy Thursday Service
Friday April 2, 2010
7:00PM Good Friday Service
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Sunrise Service 6:30 AM
Pancake Breakfast After Sunrise Service 7:30 AM
Traditional Service 9:00 AM & 10:45 AM
Immediately after Sunrise Worship the Youth
are presenting us with an opportunity for fellowship.
Join us for a Pancake Breakfast and help the youth
earn money for their summer mission trip.
Pancakes And Sausage, Fruit Salad, Coffee Or Juice
All For Only $5.00
Linda Chatterton, flutist from Minneapolis and pianist, Dr. Rex Woods, Vice Director of the University of Arizona School of Music, display their exceptional talents in concert Sunday, April 18, 2:30pm.
In addition to her concert schedule, Ms. Chatterton also is highly regarded for her insightful master classes, and serves as a mentor to music students at the University of Minnesota’s College of Liberal Arts. Ms. Chatterton often can be heard giving her motivational presentation “It Sounded Better at Home!’ based on her extensive work on the psychology of optimum performance. “It Sounded Better at Home!” will be released as a book in 2010. Her mastery of the instrument and her charming presentation have earned critical acclaim and appreciation described in flowery detail, but also more simply as illustrated by one commenting “I was not a flute enthusiast until I heard Linda. She changed my mind completely.” Another noted, “ the picture of professionalism – and that was before we heard a note.”
Dr. Woods, has performed throughout the world but is best known to regional audiences for his frequent artistic performances as both a soloist and chamber musician. He has been heard in concerto performances with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, the Catalina Chamber Orchestra and the University of Arizona Symphony Orchestra, and is a member of The Bruch Trio. Since 1988, he has taught at the University of Arizona.
A free will offering will be taken.
Vista is located two tenths mile south of Golder Rd. then west off Oracle.
www.vistaumc.com 825-1985
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