The 2026 Pictorial Directory is here!

Copies will be on the Usher Table for each family to pick up on Sunday. Please, one per family.

Almighty and everlasting God, whose providence guides your people in diligent service, bless the officers and enlisted women and men of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard and Space Force as they perform the duties of their calling. Give them not only true love of country but also love of you and an understanding of your love for all people; so that, relying upon your guidance, they may courageously defend our nation from every foe, promote justice, honor, and unity among our people, and be a means of fostering mutual respect and understanding among all peoples of the world; through Jesus Christ, your Son and our Lord. Amen.

Blessings +

Pastor Finley

Almighty and ever-living God, we give you thanks for the men and women who have served and defended our country and the values of freedom and justice we hold so dear. Help us be mindful of the sacrifices they made and the hardship endured by their families and friends, so that we never take for granted the privileges they have secured for us. Hear us, we pray, through Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord. Amen.

Staff Responsibilities

Many questions have arose about who to contact for what. We hope this will answer some of those questions:

November President's Message

Valeria Head 

Coming into the home stretch is how it feels when we get past Halloween. It seems like the last two months of the year fly by and before you know it we are saying Happy New Year! November is actually a favorite time of the year for me. I really enjoy focusing on Thanksgiving and all that goes with it before we get caught up in the rush of December. It’s a time to look for the positive and focus on being grateful for our blessings. It’s not always apparent but there is always something to be found. For instance - by the time this is published, the election will (hopefully) be over and however it turns out there will be no more commercials, phone messages, text messages or emails overwhelming our inboxes.

 We can truly be grateful that we are blessed with a wonderful church family and opportunities to serve with and for that family. On that note, a special Welcome to the newest members of our Church Family.

So, let’s take time this month to slow down and focus on the people and things we are grateful for as we Glorify God, Spread the Word and Love one Another!

Valeria Head

Council Corner

Scott Kooy- Member-at-Large

Giving with a Cheerful Heart

"Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver." — 2 Corinthians 9:7

When I was voted onto the church council as a member-at-large, I never imagined how deeply it would touch my heart. As the advocate for our Outreach Committee, I have had the privilege of sitting in on its meetings, and I leave each one moved and grateful. Through your tithes, our church family is truly changing lives.

I think of the single mothers working so hard to provide for their children, and the young adults who have aged out of foster care with nowhere to call home. I think of students who long to play an instrument but whose families simply can't afford rentals or lessons. And I think of a paraplegic veteran who, thanks to you, experienced a white-water trip through the Grand Canyon.

Friends, you can be proud of this work. The committee carefully researches every charity, making sure your gifts aren't lost to overhead but reach the people who need them most. Your generosity is in faithful hands.

Most of all, thank you. It seems that every time the committee identifies a need, you are ready to answer. You fill summer food bags for foster kids, bring Angel Tree gifts, and open a place to stay for homeless families through Family Promise. And our committee members joyfully give their time to the Italian Dinner, whose auction and silent auction raise so much for two charities each year.

Proverbs 11:25 says, "Whoever brings blessing will be enriched, and one who waters will himself be watered." I have certainly been blessed by seeing you give with such cheerful hearts. Thank you for being that blessing to so many.

Elementary Sunday School

for students in K– 5th grade.

Sundays

9:45 - 10:45 a.m.

Education Wing, Room 104

The class is a study of Old and New Testament Bible stories from Whirl Classroom and Simply Loved. The class is led by Kim Glover, Cheryl Milejczak, Valeria Head and Katie Reilly, on a rotating schedule. 

• For November 8 - Daniel, Daniel. Led by Cheryl Milejczak.

Confirmation Class

for students in 6th – 8th grade. 

Sundays

9:45 - 10:45 a.m.

Education Wing, Room 107

The class will study the Apostles and The New Testament. They will also review Advent, Holy Week, and Luther’s Small Catechism. The curriculum is a combination of the NRSV Bible, Sola Publishing, Augsburg Fortress and other Biblical resources. The class is led by Laura Drew, Deborah Scarazzo and Jaimie Kelly.

• For November 8 - Thomas. Led by Laura Drew.

Adult Class - Ten Men and Ten Women of the Bible

Sundays

9:45 - 10:45 a.m.

Adult Classroom

The class will alternate weekly between - Ten Men of the Bible - How God used Imperfect People to Change the World, and Ten Women of the Bible - One by one, They Changed The World, both by Max Lucado.

• For November 8 - Matthew - Sunday at 9:45 a.m., room 105. Led by Robert Anderson.

New Adult Class - A Christmas Bible Study - A Child is Born

 by Amy Jill Levine 

Sundays, November 29 - December 20

9:45 - 10:45 a.m.

Adult Classroom

Led by Linda Forbes

Discover the fascinating connections between ancient birth stories and the Nativity of Jesus in this four-week study. The book discusses the births of Isaac and Ishmael, Samson, and Samuel to reveal how they foreshadow and enrich the timeless Christmas story in the final chapter. Author Amy-Jill Levine brings her expert knowledge of Scripture and careful consideration of the Christian story to show readers how Scripture's earlier birth Biblical stories anticipate the story of Jesus’s birth and how the birth resonates and gives new meaning to those earlier Biblical stories.

Nov 29 – The Conception and Birth of Isaac and Ishmael 

Dec 6 -– The Conception and Birth of Samson

Dec 13 – The Conception and Birth of Samuel 

Dec 20 – Jesus Heir to Traditions

CIA Bible Study

Tuesdays at 10:00 AM

Music Room

Led by Pastor Banitt

Together we read and discuss the Biblical texts for the following Sunday's worship ( Readings for November 15) in a non-threatening, ideas-sharing environment. We encourage you to join us!  

Portals of Prayer

The new Portals of Prayer (October - December 2026) is available on the Welcome Desk.

CTK Library



Christ the King Lutheran Church Library, located across the hall from the Church Office, exists to support the Christian Education mission of the Church and to provide resources for personal spiritual growth. Over 1,000 books are held in the collection and may be borrowed for two-week periods any time. The library is open during Sunday morning worship and fellowship hours and during normal church office hours.

Daily Devotion

Pause your day a few moments to hear God's message for you. Go to Luther Seminary, and subscribe!  A devotion will be in your inbox every morning.  

Children's Church

for Children K4 - 2nd grade.

Children’s Church is offered on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month during the 11:00 a.m. worship service, Children’s Church is led by Deborah Scarazzo. The class meets in the conference room.

WELCA

Pieces for Christ

Wednesday, November 11

Fellowship Hall

Please join us on Wednesday, November 11 from 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. for our last quilting day of the year. Bring your sewing machine (I can help you bring it into the church), scissors and a lunch. 

Any questions call or text Cathie at 678-923-2964.

FELLOWSHIP

Thankful Thursday

Next Lunch - Thursday, January 28, 2027

12:00 p.m. (noon)

Fellowship Hall

Thankful Thursday lunch is open to everyone in the congregation, including all you men. Come meet your fellow worshipers from both services and make new friends.

We gather the fourth Thursday of most months. Upcoming dates are:

• Jan. 28, 2027
• Feb. 25
• April 22
• May 27

Bring your lunch, desserts will be provided.

If you have any questions, please contact Sigrid Myers at mikeandsigrid@hotmail.com.

OUTREACH

Italian Dinner

Saturday, November 14

Silent Auction begins at 5:00 p.m.

Dinner and Live Auction begin at 6:15 p.m.

November 14, 2026, will be an evening of good food, music, rollicking humor, and a chance to purchase items at greatly reduced prices, all while supporting worthy ministries. Your attendance and auction donations will enable Christ the King to make significant contributions to:

• No Longer Bound
• About Face USA

The menu will include Spaghetti and Meatballs, Lasagna, and Chicken Alfredo. We welcome donations of desserts.

Tickets will be $25 for adults and $12 for those 12 and under. The last day to buy tickets for the Italian Dinner is Sunday, November 8 or until they sell out.

Attendees are welcome to bring their own wine for the dinner. Per the Christ the King Alcohol Use Policy - "Alcohol use will be strictly “bring your own.” No one will be providing alcoholic beverages for others nor sharing with others." 

Please address questions to Mike Myers – mikeandsigrid@hotmail.com

or Box 222.

OUTREACH

Coat Drive

Through November 15

Narthex

Once again Christ the King will hold a coat drive to support the county wide drive held by The Place. Please consider donating your gently used coats, jackets, hoodies, or sweaters so that we can help to keep the people who need them warm. Just look for the boxes marked Coat Drive in the narthex.

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Holiday House

November 15, 2026

Sunday, November 15 the CTK Youth will be shopping for The Place’s Holiday House. This year we will be purchasing Christmas gifts for High School students.

The CTK youth would be very grateful for any and all donations to their Holiday House service project. Checks should be made out to Christ the King with ”Holiday House” written in the memo line. $25 Walmart gift cards may also be purchased from Scrip. If you cannot attend service, and would like to donate, please send your donation to the office. You may also donate online via the church website, make sure to put “Holiday House" in the memo.

Help us to be the hands and feet of Jesus as we help these children in need. 

Please contact Deborah Scarazzo at debbie@ctklutheran.com if you have any questions. 

WELCA

Christmas Cookie Sale

Saturday, December 12

Sale begins at 9:00 and ends at 12:00 noon or when cookies sell out

Fellowship Hall

Ladies of CTK, what an amazing bunch of bakers and sellers we have at CTK. Your support for WELCA is so greatly appreciated. We certainly had a banner year in 2025 with 48 bakers, 395 dozen cookies without nuts, lots of homemade cards and other miscellaneous items for sale, as well as one of the donated quilts from our Pieces for Christ quilters. Our total sales of $3,392.50 enabled us to continue our support of our various Women’s circles at CTK thanks to the generosity of all of you. Now it’s time again. Our Cookie Sale, the only fundraiser for WELCA, is scheduled for Saturday, December 12 beginning at 9:00 a.m.

Please mark your calendar and if you can help bake cookies, please see the Sign-up sheet on the Information Table.

If you can help with the sale or for more information, please contact Sue Hallman: sue.hallman@comcast.net | 470-281-1823.

FELLOWSHIP

Bake it, Bring it, Share it!

Our fellowship time is sweeter when everyone joins in!

We're asking members to sign-up to bring their favorite homemade baked goods to share with the church family during Fellowship Hour.

From cookies and cupcakes to muffins and pastries, every homemade treat adds a special touch to our time together.

Sign-up on the clipboard outside the office door in the administrative hallway.

Let's fill the table with love, laughter and lots of delicious goodies!

See Michele Luthart for details or email: michele@ctklutheran.com

ALTAR GUILD

The Lutheran Liturgical Year In Color & Symbolism

Please visit our Website for more information on the Colors of the Liturgical Year and an explanation of the symbols on the current paraments - Sundays after Pentecost.

STEPHEN MINISTRY

Our Stephen Ministers are well prepared to walk with anyone dealing with one of life’s unavoidable trouble spots, such as the loss of a loved one, serious illness, or anything else that disrupts one’s day-to-day comfort levels. If you are in such a situation and think you might benefit from having a Stephen Minister, talk to one of our leaders or Pastor Finley.

MUSIC MINISTRY

Love the music at Christ the King?

If you have a music background and are blessed with a singing voice or play an instrument, consider sharing your talents to praise God through one of our worship music groups. Simply contact the group director or leader – there’s a spot waiting for you!!

WELCA

Lydia Circle

Tuesdays

1:00 - 2:30 p.m.

Music Room

The women of Lydia Circle meet once a week to talk, laugh and knit. They knit everything from prayer shawls to stocking caps and baby blankets.

They are always looking for new members, no experience necessary. They will even teach you to knit or crochet.

For more information, please contact Carol Reed or Denise Yoho.

EVANGELISM

Name Tags

Did you know that we would love for you to wear your Christ the King name badge? Name tags help form first impressions with potential new members and help us to determine any visitors. Name badges communicate much more than just a name. A name badge is an invitation for friendliness. Plus, they make engaging in a friendly level much easier. Engaging in conversation with someone is easier if you can address them by name. Will you help us?

SCRIP

1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th Sunday during November

November 1, 15, 22 and 29

9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Cuthbertson Fellowship Hall

DO NOT BUY GIFT CARDS to help out a friend or a pastor who sent you an email saying he or she was jailed in Lower Timbuktu. DO BUY gift cards to help pay off OUR mortgage. There is a wide selection waiting for you in the Fellowship Hall. And there are many other cards that can be ordered to meet your needs.

Want to save time on Sunday, print the order form before you come to service

SCRIP

Kroger Community Rewards

 The Kroger Community Rewards has been available for years now, but making sure that everyone is registered for CTK will make sure we are getting the most out of this program. Please make sure that you register/verify with Kroger Community Rewards with the instructions below. 

• Visit www.Kroger.com
• Sign in with your Kroger credentials or create an account.
• Go to My Account and then select Community Rewards.
• Here you can choose the organization you want to support or verify that you have already signed up to support CTK.
• Search for ‘Christ the King Lutheran Cumming’ and the first choice should be CTK. 
• You can also add/verify CTK to your account through the Kroger app if you use that. Look under ‘Rewards’

OUTREACH

MINISTRY OF THE MONTH

AboutFace USA

AboutFace USA (AFUSA) is a 501c3 resource and community center located in Cumming that supports veterans who have continuing mental or physical afflictions due to their service including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, addictions, and ideas of suicide. AFUSA’s goal is to empower veterans and their families to heal, grow, and thrive through improved relationships, better coping with stress, and altering their lives positively. The support includes contact with licensed clinical therapists, veteran led counseling, peer support groups, holistic healing, and financial counseling. AFUSA also has an aeroponic farm that enables veterans to learn new agricultural skills and grow their own vegetables. For more information, please visit their website - aboutface-usa.org.

The Place Pantry Needs

The Place is extremely grateful for our generous volunteers and donors. Without your time and financial support, we could not meet the growing needs of our community. The Place has divided their food needs into two categories. This month the current food needs are: Canned Soup, Canned Vegetables, Cereal, Cooking Oil, Flour, Instant Mashed Potatoes, Rice, Shelf Stable Milk, Spaghetti Sause and Sugar. You may bring your items to the church on Sunday when you attend service or drop them off Monday - Thursday from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.

Recent Community Support

“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.” 

~ Matthew 25:35-36

Year to Date (Through Ocotber 2026) Christ the King has contributed $98,032 to our Community in cash, in-kind donations and the value of volunteer hours.

For a list of the organizations that Christ the King supports, please visit our website - www.ctklutheran.com

"Pop Tabs"

Do you drink canned sodas or other drinks? The church collects the “pop tabs” on these cans to donate to the Ronald McDonald House charities. Please save these tabs in a plastic bag and place the tabs in the filing cabinet in the administrative hallway near the water cooler – someone collects and takes them down to the collection point periodically. Thank you for helping families to defray their medical expenses by being able to stay at a Ronald McDonald house while their child is in the hospital

Holiday House Shopping

Sunday, November 15, 2026

11:45 a.m. - Lunch

12:45 p.m. - Shopping (offsite)

Sunday, November 15 the CTK Youth will be shopping for The Place’s Holiday House. This year we will be purchasing Christmas gifts for High School students.

CTK youth are invited to stay for lunch on November 15 at 11:45 am. 

After lunch we will gather at Walmart on Market Place Boulevard at 12:45 pm to shop for the students’ Christmas gifts.

Please contact Deborah Scarazzo at debbie@ctklutheran.com if you have any questions or can help shop. 

Youth Service Opportunity

Italian Dinner & Auction

Saturday, November 14

6:00 - 8:15 p.m.

We need CTK Youth (6 -12 grade) to help with the Silent Auction during the Italian Dinner. This is a great way to serve and have fun! The money raised goes to help groups in our community. To sign-up contact Deborah Scarazzo at debbie@ctklutheran.com. 

Holiday Service Project and Trim the Tree with Lunch

Sunday, December 6

9:45- 10:45 a.m. - Service Project

11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Trim the Tree

Fellowship Hall

During Discipleship, the children and youth will make cards for our CTK homebound.

Then, beginning at 11:45 a.m. all children, youth and families are invited to help trim the tree in the fellowship hall. There will be Christmas music, Christmas treats, a snowball fight and lunch. A free will offering will be taken to help defray the cost of the lunch.

Please RSVP with the number in your family that will be attending by Sunday, November 29 so we know how much food to prepare.

If you have any questions, please contact Deborah Scarazzo at debbie@ctklutheran.com

Winter on Ice

Sunday, December 6

1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

The Ice

1345 Atlanta Hwy. Cumming

Children and families are invited to ice-skating during open skate from 1:30 -3:30 p.m. at The Ice. We will have lunch before skating at the church (see above). The cost is $8.00 per person for ice-skating (includes skates) if you register through Christ the King. The church is covering the rest of the cost. There is no charge for parents that are attending but not skating. Deadline to Register is Sunday, November 29.

Everyone needs to arrive at The Ice by 1:30 p.m. in order to check in and get skates.

Make payment to Christ the King Lutheran Church by check, cash or online. Please put ice- skating in the memo or on the envelope with your family’s name and how many are skating.

If you have any questions, please contact Deborah Scarazzo at debbie@ctklutheran.com

Christmas Eve Nativity

Thursday, December 24

4:30 p.m. service (arrive by 4:00)

On Christmas Eve the children & youth will dress as nativity characters during the 4:30 p.m. Christmas Eve worship service. The children will also perform a song they having been practicing during Discipleship. Please contact Deborah Scarazzo if your child or youth would like to dress as a nativity character during the reading of the Gospel by Pastor Finley. The church has the Nativity costumes. 

• December 6, during Discipleship Hour—Nativity costumes assigned and fitted.
• December 20, during Discipleship Hour—full dress rehearsal. Please have all children & youth go straight to their Sunday School class for Nativity costume and robes.

Christmas Eve Youth Volunteers

Thurday, December 24

4:30 p.m. service (arrive by 4:00p.m.)

7:00 p.m. service (arrive by 6:30 p.m.)

Youth (6th-12th grade) are needed to serve as acolyte, crucifer, torch bearers and ushers.

• December 6, during Discipleship Hour - robe fitting. 

The following events will be happening shortly. If the event is in red, more information is available by clicking on the event.

Church Office Hours:

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Thursday | Closed Friday & Saturday

Newsletter, Sunday Bulletin & Prayer Request Deadline:

Submitted to the office by TUESDAYS, 12:00 Noon

Newsletter and Bulletin Submission: susan@ctklutheran.com

Prayer Requests: michele@ctklutheran.com

Friday is the Pastor’s and Staff’s Day Off. Please refrain from calling the office or the Pastor on his cell (or texting). If you have a pastoral care emergency after normal office hours, please call the church office and press “6.” This will call Kathy Voerg's cell.

Contribution Envelopes

Contribution envelopes are available in your mailbox in the administrative hallway.  If you do not use envelopes for your giving, please place the box in the basket provided so that the financial secretary can make note of it.  If you are worshipping from home and would like to pick up your envelopes, please stop by the church office during normal office hours. Thank you for supporting the mission and ministries of Christ the King Lutheran Church!

Alarm System

Many people have a code to enter Christ the King. If you are one of those people, please be diligent not only in making sure the alarm is turned off when you enter, but also that the building is empty when you go to set it. 

There are several areas with different alarm codes, so just because someone is in one part of the building doesn’t mean they have unarmed ALL the building. If you believe you are the last to leave and there are other cars in the parking lot, please check! There have been several false alarms in the past month and if either Kathy Voerg or Pastor Finley do not see the message on their phones and cancel the alarm in a timely manner, the police are dispatched. While the police will usually forgive one incident per year, with more than one the church will be charged a fee. With each offense in a year, that fee goes up incrementally from $100 to $1,000. 

If you have any questions or concerns about how to make sure the alarm system is armed or not, please see either Kathy or Susan in the church office. The control panels are different depending on what part of the building you are in. The staff appreciates your help and cooperation!

Calendar

The 2026 Calendar is available on the Door to the Business manager's Office in the Administrative Hallway. It is up to each team leader to ensure that events get written on the church calendar. Please remember that all fundraisers, appeals and raffles along with use of the building and/or grounds by outside entities must be approved by the Council before the office staff can include them in the bulletin or newsletter. We appreciate your understanding in following the process!

Flower Chart

Each week flowers adorn our altar area. Any weeks for which there isn’t a sponsor, flowers will not be placed on the altar. If you would like to sponsor flowers, please sign up on the chart located by the mailboxes in the administrative hallway. If you sponsor flowers, they can be left outside on the portico for you to pickup on Monday.

Scam Alert

Several members have received texts supposedly from Pastor Finley asking for money or gift cards. Neither Pastor Finley nor any staff member at Christ the King will ever ask for money via text, email or phone!

Church Phone

The Church phone (770-889-5328) is a land line. It DOES NOT receive text messages. Lately many have been trying to text the number. The office can see that a text was attempted, but we cannot read the text.

Building Use

When you use the building, even just a portion like the fellowship hall, please remember to turn the thermostat back up to 80 degrees. Running the air conditioner when no one is using the building increases our electric bill.

Church Offering

Thank you to all that have continued to give. The easiest way for you to send your contribution to the church is through our online giving. It is simple and easy to use. If you are not comfortable using online services, you can simply mail your contribution to the church or drop it in the locking mailbox next to the portico.

Christ the King Lutheran Church

1125 Bettis-Tribble Gap Rd

Cumming, GA 30040

Prayer Requests

Prayer Request cards are available next to the offering plates in the narthex. If you would like to add someone to the Prayer List, please fill one out and place it in the offering plate. Prayer requests can also be emailed to the Michele Luthart. Prayer requests need to be submitted by noon on Tuesday to be included in the coming Sunday's bulletin.

Lumbar Pillows

Lumbar pillows have been donated to the church for anyone to use during service if they feel they need more back support. They are located in the back pews. Please return them to the back pews when service is over.

NOVEMBER 8 - SUNDAY

TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST

• 8:30 - 9:30 AM In-person Service
• 9:10 - 9:55 AM Instrumentalists Rehearsal
• 9:30 - 10:45 AM Fellowship
• 9:45 - 10:45 AM Discipleship
• 10:00 - 10:45 AM Chancel Choir Rehearsal
• 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM In-person Service
• 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Livestream Service
• 2:00 - 4:00 PM Sonlight Praise Band Rehearsal

NOVEMBER 9 - MONDAY

• 7:00 - 9:00 PM Scouts BSA

NOVEMBER 10 - TUESDAY

• 10:00 - 11:00 AM Christians in Action Bible Study
• 12:00 -3:30 PM Piecemakers Quilt Guild
• 1:00 - 2:30 PM Lydia Circle
• 6:00 -7:00 Pm Council Meeting
• 6:00 - 8:00 PM Cub Scouts

NOVEMBER 11 - WEDNESDAY

• 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM Pieces for Christ

NOVEMBER 12 - THURSDAY

• 10:00 - 11:00 AM Stewardship Meeting
• 5:50 - 7:00 PM Handbell Rehearsal
• 7:00 - 8:30 PM Sonlight Praise Band Rehearsal

NOVEMBER 13 - FRIDAY

• OFFICE CLOSED

NOVEMBER 14 - SATURDAY

• 5:00 PM Italian Dinner Silent Auction Opens
• 6:15 PM Italian Dinner and Live Auction

NOVEMBER 15 - SUNDAY

TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST

• 8:30 - 9:30 AM In-person Service
• 8:30 - 9:30 AM Livestream Service
• 9:30 - 10:30 AM Fellowship
• 9:30 - 10:30 AM Scrip on Sale
• 9:45 - 10:45 AM Discipleship
• 10:00 - 10:45 AM Chancel Choir Rehearsal
• 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM In-person Service
• 11:45 AM Youth Lunch and Shop for Holiday House

Rev. J. Patrick Finley, Senior Pastor

STAFF

Kathy Voerg, Finance & Personnel Administrator

Susan Hudock, Communications Administrator

Michele Luthart, Office Administrator

Chad Watkins, Music Minister

Deborah Scarazzo, Christian Education & Youth Coordinator

Dr. John Broman, Chancel Choir Director

Abhilasha Akella, Preschool Director