• The Council completed two appointments.  Steve Wise was appointed as congregational Treasurer.  Renee Fyfe was appointed as chairman of the Mission Board.  We now have a full complement of Council members and are blessed to have Steve and Renee serve in thier roles.
• We are moving forward with the DCE Call Process.  The Needs Assessment team has completed thier work and the Call Committee has been formed.  The job of this committee is to match the profile created by the Needs Assessment committee with potential candidates and make recommendations to the Church Council.  The Call Committee is be led by our Vice Chairman Rhonda Bricker and the next meeting is May 1st.   (For a view of the entire DCE Call Process, see the attached picture).
• The Council passed a motion to allow the South Property to be used by an organization that provides used textbooks to Chaffey College students at discounted rates.  This will provide some regular revenue to the Church, but more importantly it will significantly increase the awareness of SOTH to students attendee Chaffey and provide a nice outreach opportunity. 
• The Council got several updates about activities and needs:  National Youth Gathering, Golf Tournaments, Stewardship Committee, Mission Mexico, and the normal board reports.

On Maundy Thursday we held services with our traditional Last Supper Tableaux.   There have been many artistic intrepreations of this event – some of them available here - http://www.abcgallery.com/religion/lastsupper.html

It was interesting to learn about the men who were with Jesus at the Last Supper.  It is also interesting what happens to these men as they spread the Gospel throughout all nations.  

• James (brother of John) is beheaded by Herod in A.D.42.  This is the only such account recorded in the Gospels (Acts 12:2).
• Peter is crucified, head downward at his own request, in Rome in A.D. 67.   The site of his crucifixion is marked with a pagan obelisk from Nero's garden, said to be the last thing Peter saw.
• Andrew (Peter's brother) spread the Gospel to Russia where he was crucified.
• Nathanael (Bartholomew) travels to Armenia where he is tortured to death with flaying knives (reportedly signing hymns throughout the torture).  
• Philip is put to death by a Roman Proconsul in Asia Minor after he converts the Proconsuls wife to Christianity.
• Matthew (Levi) is killed with a spear spreading the Gospel in Ethiopia.
• Matthais (who replaced Judas Iscariot) preaches in Asia Minor and Syria, where he is burned to death.
• Thomas (Didymus) is stabbed to death by Brahmin priests in Mylaproe India in A.D. 72.
• Simon the Zealot and Judas (Thaddeus) are torn apart by a Persian mob in A.D. 79.
• James (son of Alphaeus) spreads the gospel to Persia where he is stoned to death at the age of 94.
• John dies in Ephesus of natural causes at the age of 100 in A.D. 98.