Table of Contents
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The Association
A Message from the General Manager Security Focus
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Community News & Updates
Member Photo Challenge VerdeCares -Vision Clinic
FireWise Information . . . and much more
Our Lifestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Mesquite Grill
Happy Hour Salsa Bar Night Humpday Matinee Movie
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Events & Activities
Verdes Hiking Group Information Upcoming Events
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Fitness
Water Volleyball Yoga Spa Services
Local Happenings
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Community Church Services Spiritual Themes in Literature Book Discussion With Sympathy
Go to TontoVerde.org | Lifestyle | Event Registration
A Message ... FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
ANDY ANDREWS COO/ GENERAL MANAGER
ROAD PROJECT UPDATE: Roadrunner Paving has updated its construction schedule. See below for the updated schedule. This updated schedule is also outlined in the Clubhouse Lobby, Administration Office, and on the website under HOA Announcements.
Dear Tonto Verde Members, We are excited to update you on the progress we have made within the community over the recent months.
COMMUNITY PARK UPDATE
The first of two concrete pours on three pickleball courts was completed early this week. The final concrete pour will take place overnight on September 17th. Because of daytime temperatures, we must pour concrete early in the morning to ensure optimal conditions with lower temperatures and minimal direct sunlight. We understand this work may cause disruption, particularly for those closest to the construction site. If you reside on the north side of Blue Sky Drive and have concerns about noise or other disturbances, please do not hesitate to contact me directly. We are prepared to assist with lodging arrangements for the evening of September 17th through the morning of September 18th to help minimize any inconvenience.
F&B OPERATIONAL CHANGES: In June 2024, 527 survey responses regarding food and beverage operations were received from members of the Tonto Verde Association. 430 comments highlighted key areas needing improvement. Members' key concerns included inconsistent food quality and service, the need for better staff training, menu changes, issues with the reservation system, and pricing concerns. Recognizing the importance of these concerns, the Board of Directors asked management to develop an action plan to address these concerns and enhance the overall dining experience for the membership. As part of the initial action plan, several strategic supervisory changes were implemented within the food and beverage team. These changes are designed to support Food & Beverage Director Chris Blazier, who leads the department. We are pleased to announce the following appointments: Cont. pg. 3
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A Message ...
FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
Misty Goacher has been promoted to the position of Dining Room Manager. Misty brings years of experience and a keen eye for detail to ensure a consistent and high-quality dining experience for all members. Ed Searfoss has taken on the role of Bar Manager. Ed’s beverage management and customer service expertise will be instrumental in elevating the bar experience at Tonto Verde. Bethany Gattis has been appointed as the new Training Supervisor. Bethany will focus on developing and implementing comprehensive training procedures for all team members, ensuring that staff are well-prepared to deliver exceptional service.
The Tonto Verde Board of Directors charges the House and Grounds Committee with maintaining and improving Homeowner Association membership satisfaction with the overall Clubhouse and Grounds and with specific Tonto Verde facilities and services. This committee does not make decisions that bind the Association. Its purpose is to make recommendations to the Board and General Manager. If you want to serve on the committee, please contact Diane Newcomb, H&G Chair, at dnewcomb1957@gmail.com. Please attach a summary of your background, community involvement, and areas of interest to your email. We hope to find new members to start in October or November 2024. Warm regards, Andy
H&G COMMITTEE CALL FOR NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS: The H&G Committee is looking for residents interested in serving on it. The committee meets for several hours on one Monday each month from October through April to discuss areas of concern, assign tasks, prioritize activities, and vote on recommended proposals. We congratulate Misty, Ed, and Bethany on their new roles and look forward to the positive impact their leadership will bring to our operations. Our team remains committed to providing an outstanding dining experience and will continue to seek member feedback to ensure ongoing improvements. The new leadership team has already begun developing and rolling out enhanced training procedures aimed at improving the consistency and quality of food and service. These changes are expected to address the concerns raised in the survey and set a new standard of excellence in the food and beverage operations at Tonto Verde.
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SECURI TY F O C U S
HOME SECURITY - Part II There are many ways to improve the security of your home and property. Some options, like complex alarm systems, can be relatively expensive, while others can be accomplished at no cost at all. The end goal is usually the same: giving a potential burglar reason to think twice about entering a home. Owners can start by making their homes appear to be occupied in their absence. This can be done in a variety of ways, including leaving a television or radio on in the home, using motion-activated lighting, and placing interior lights on timers. Use “smart switches” to turn your lights on and on, or find a “smart security system” that enables you to turn lights on and on remotely. Also, consider swapping favors with neighbors to keep an eye on each other’s homes when out of town. Favors might include picking up newspapers and mail. Close your windows and blinds at night. Leaving your blinds open while using Night Nights provides a free look into your home, its layout, and the habits of its occupants. And leaving windows open at night or while you are gone is an invitation for an uninvited guest to come on in. Valuables should be kept out of sight in the home. Jewelry or electronics that are visible through a window may prove to be too tempting to a potential burglar. Remember that entryways and selected areas surrounding your home should be well-lit. Consider using exterior lights with a photocell or motion-sensitive feature. The exterior of garage doors should also be lit. Locking vehicles while parked in your garage is also a good idea. Garages have always been potential burglars' favored home entry points. Lastly, remember to register with Vacation Watch at www.mcso.org, a free service provided by the Maricopa County Sheri ff ’s O ffi ce.
EMERGENCIES 911 MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (602) 876-1869 CITIZENS ASSIST (snake removal; lift-assist) (480) 471-3504 NON-EMERGENCY (602) 876-1000 TONTO VERDE HOA OFFICE
(480) 471-2582 SRP ELECTRIC (602) 236-8888 EPCOR WATER (800) 383-0834 REPUBLIC SERVICES DISPOSAL (480) 627-2700 VERDECARES (480) 471-8944 DISTRICT RANGER U.S. FOREST SERVICE LAW ENFORCEMENT (480) 595-3346 SHERIFF POSSE PROGRAM RENEWAL (602) 876-1869
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WHO ARE ALL OF THESE NEW PEOPLE? Community NEWS & UPDATES
VISION CLINIC TUESDAY, SEPT. 10 Time: 9 AM to 3:30 PM | Clubhouse Acacia Ballroom VerdeCares is partnering with LUXE
Extend a warm welcome and greet the latest Tonto Verde residents (please note that the list may not include all new residents from August). Daniel & Beth Van Ackeren 19046 E Tonto Verde Drive From: Omaha, NE Steve & Linda Mantoani 27010 N Javelina Trl From: Unknown Chris & Lynne Nelson 27933 N. Quail Spring Rd From: Scottsdale, AZ
Vision to offer an on-site vision clinic for our Verde residents.
VerdeCares will schedule appointments for 12 to 15 residents and be on-site to ensure safety and all support is available. Please call 480. 471.8944 to schedule an appointment. VerdeCares summer office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. LUXE Vision is a comprehensive mobile vision service that brings optometrist expertise directly to our community residents. They accept Medicare and Medicaid for most patients, ensuring no out-of- pocket costs for the complete vision exam. Other things LUXE can check for and review include glasses, contacts, cataracts, glaucoma, and (macular degeneration). EACH VISION EXAM TYPICALLY TAKES 15-20 MINUTES.
If you are a new resident and haven't checked in with the Association Office yet, please make sure to do so. We are eager to help connect you with our community. Reach out to Cindy Prowant at 480.471.2582 ext. 300 or email Cindy@TontoVerde.com.
Vicki Beseke, Founding Director, VerdeCares Inc.
ONLINE EVENT REGISTRATION TUTORIAL Signing up for an event on our community website is a simple process. Click on the link provided to view a brief tutorial.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN JOINING A MEN’S BOOK CLUB?
We'll meet once a month to discuss club selection, the type of books to select, and the number of pages. If you're interested, you can contact John Rotner at johnarotner@gmail.com or 602-315-9509.
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FIRES, FIRES, AND MORE FIRES! LET'S MAINTAIN THE "FIREWISE ALIVE" INITIATIVE IN THE VERDES! Over the last few years, multiple fires have been in the vicinity of our community, with flames and smoke visible in the skies. Many Verdes residents are away from their AZ homes during the summer and monsoon season when lightning strikes are a major contributor to fires, but they see the news and notices of fires and begin to send emails and make phone calls to see if their homes are safe. Rio and Tonto Verde are certified Firewise Communities through the National Fire Protection Association. We are required to maintain our borders annually by reducing fuels that could feed fires traveling into our communities. We coordinate the border maintenance on their properties with the Rio Verde Fire District, McDowell Mountain Regional Park, Tonto National Forest, and Cave Creek Ranger District. We also work with HOAs and individual homeowners to maintain properties and reduce the risk of fire. New Volunteers Volunteers from Rio and Tonto Verde undertake the Firewise western border clearing activities during winter (January through March, when snakes are primarily dormant). We cover approximately 4 miles across our western and southern border. For the last 4-5 years, the same team of about 12-15 community residents has undertaken this task to benefit the whole community. Many of these volunteers are involved in multiple activities and have served their community well. It would be great to have new volunteers join the effort. We work a few hours early in the morning several days each week. Diane Newcomb (dnewcomb2957@cox.net) is the coordinator who sends emails each day to direct the team where to go the following workday and captures the volunteers' names and hours worked for credit towards our certification. If someone is interested in taking on the volunteer coordinator role, please email Diane. 2024 could be used as a training year to hand off the job.
Annual Firewise Day Meeting The community has a certification requirement to hold a Firewise Education Event each year. Residents' attendance is needed to demonstrate community participation in support of our Firewise efforts. The RVFD, MMRP, Maricopa Emergency Management, Tonto National Forest, and others have been speakers in the past, keeping residents updated on processes and procedures. THE 2024 FIREWISE DAY WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, FROM 9 TO 11 AM IN THE RIO VERDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MULTIPURPOSE ROOM. Reminder: Please submit your sweat equity worksheets and landscaping receipts to the Association’s Administrative Office so the data can be incorporated into the recertification application. Last year, the closest fire to the Verdes was the Diamond Fire off 128th and RV Drive, which burned ~2000 acres. Local Area Fires This year, several fires have been reported around our area, some named and worked by firefighters, hotshots, Emergency Management teams, helicopters, and air tankers, and some small fires along the roads that have been managed by local fire crews. On page 7 is a list of this year’s fires that are in areas familiar to most of us, some close and some farther away, but all around us! We must remain diligent to prevent wildfires from threatening our homes and lives. Please volunteer to help!
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2024 - A CURRENT LIST OF FIRES IN THE AREA:
NAME
ACRES
GENERAL LOCATION
Bartlett Fire
1,723
Bartlett lake
Claire Fire
2,000
SW Horseshoe Lake
Horse Fire
512
Cave Creek -Bartlett Lake
Wildcat Fire
14,402
Cave Creek- Bartlett Lake
Boulder View Fire
3,711
Cave Creek-136& Dixileta
87 outside of FH
Adams Fire
5,029
Spring Fire
4,097
Off of Rt 87
Sandstone Fire
27,930
Off of Rt 87
Black Fire
11,162
Apache Lake
Skeleton Fire
20,963
Black Mesa off of Rt 17
Roadside
2 small fires
McDowell Mtn Road- between FH and the Verdes
Roadside
1 small fire
RV Drive at 136th St
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There will be only one option available this year if you want to purchase items for a family: Vista del Camino. Please see the details in your donation letter. If you are interested in participating and have not received a copy of the Christmas Project mailing by September 15, copies are available at the Tonto Verde Library or by contacting the project coordinator, Diane Newcomb, at 856-498- 4160 (cell) or dnewcomb1957@cox.net. We thank everyone for their continued support through the years and hope this model will allow people to continue to donate and help families during the holiday season.
VERDES COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS PROJECT 2024
The 2024 Verdes Christmas Project letters are in the mail to community residents. Our mission is to help less fortunate families enjoy the holiday season through the efforts of our volunteers and the generosity of the people in our communities. This year, we are modifying the program as a trial to see if it better accommodates the shift in our volunteers’ interests. We will accept monetary donations, as we have done in the past, to support one of our chosen organizations (see below). You can specify the organization you wish to support on your check, or it will go into the general fund, which will be divided amongst the five organizations. This year’s organizations: Homeward Bound - Provides safe and stable shelter to victims of domestic violence and homeless families with children. Vista Del Camino - Provides food, clothing, and emergency assistance to Scottsdale residents; donations are delivered to the facility in Scottsdale on their specified date. Fountain Hills Families - Counselors and school nurses identify needy families with children in the Fountain Hills elementary and middle schools. Unlimited Potential - Literacy program for adults and preschool children located in SW Phoenix. Veterans First - Preventing homelessness and stabilizing lives among veterans and providing referrals, resources, and information to all veterans, their families, and caregivers. Foster Your Future - Assists young adults exiting the foster care system or who are homeless by providing household items, food, clothing, and mentoring as an option as well. Verdes Community Christmas Project, Inc. (#45-5309859) is a 501C(3) organization. We are also a Qualified AZ Charitable Organization (QCO # 20288), so all contributions are directly deductible from your AZ tax. The limit for the AZ 2024 credit as an individual is $470 and for married filing jointly, $938.
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Food AND BEVERAGE
Offerings SEPTEMBER
What's Happening at the
Mesquite Grill
SUMMER HOURS Closed on Mondays & Tuesdays Wed. - Sun. 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Humpday Matinee Movie Clubhouse - Acacia Ballroom | 3 PM Every Wed | Complimentary Serving: Popcorn, Ice Cream, and House Drink or N/A Beverage Reservations Required Happy Hour Salsa Bar Fri. Sept. 6 | 4:00 to 5:00 PM - Mesquite Grill Complimentary Chips & Salsa and 1 Margarita included.
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E v e n t s a n d
Activities
Verdes Artisan
Crafters
MONTHLY MEETING You are invited to our meetings at Rio Verde Community Center on Fridays from 1 to 3 PM. For additional details, contact Nancy Renaut at nrenaut@yahoo.com. Our next gathering will be on September 13 in the Rio Verde Community Center Art Room. We will discuss the upcoming Artisan Crafters Expo and our plans for the rest of the year. Here is a list of our gatherings for the rest of the year: September 13 the first-ever ARTISAN CRAFTERS OF THE VERDES FALL EXPO. It will be held in the Community Center of Rio Verde. Come see original pieces by local Artisan Crafters. Meet the Artisan Crafters and get a head start on your Holiday shopping. Various artistic groups will be in attendance to introduce you to their groups. There will be information on upcoming classes and an opportunity for you to sign up for a class. Classes are available only to residents and members of Rio Verde, Tonto Verde, and Trilogy. Come see the variety and amount of talent we have in the Verdes and support your local Artisan Crafters. ARTISAN CRAFTERS OF THE VERDES FALL EXPO October 26, 2024 9 AM – 2 PM Artist Crafters from Rio Verde, Tonto Verde, and Trilogy will be selling their one-of-a-kind pieces at
Upcoming Lecture Series MCSO PRESENTATION
Join us as Sgt. Phillip Asiedu with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office discusses Home and Personal Safety. If time permits, he will also discuss elder fraud and scams. Tuesday, October 8 Community Lecture in the Clubhouse Acacia Ballroom from 3:30 to 5:00 PM. Register online on the community website. Limited seating. This event is complimentary.
October 11 November 8 December 13 VAC CHRISTMAS PARTY
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AT A GLANCE Activities and Events
Water Volleyball Tuesdays | 5:30 PM | No reservation required. Strength, Balance, & Flexibility Class for Active Seniors - No Floor Work! The class will resume Oct.1, 2024 Tues. Thurs. Sat|Multi-purpose Rm | 8:15 to 9:05 AM Pre-recorded Video “Fit for Life 2” Classes Mon. Wed. Fri|Multi-purpose Rm | 7:00 to 7:45 AM | Classes are complimentary Pre-recorded Video “Barre Classes” Wednesdays|Multi-purpose Rm | 8:00 to 9:00 AM | Classes are Complimentary. Please arrive 5 min early. Space is limited. Class will resume in the fall. Yoga Class Tues. | Multi-purpose Rm |4:30 to 5:30 PM Stretch & Balance Yoga Fridays 3 to 4 PM Class will resume in the fall. Restorative Yoga 3 to 4:30 PM. The first Fridays of the month. Class will resume in the fall.
Bridge - Partners Weekly - Thursdays | MP Room 6:00 PM Bingo & Trivia Night Weekly - Alternating Wed. MP Room | 5:00 to 6:00 PM Bocce Ball League Weekly - Thursdays Open Play Bocce Court |6:00 PM
Bingo & Trivia Night
Bocce Ball
Bridge - Partners
Chat Bridge
Lady Putters Weekly - Wed. | 10 AM | Lunch Following Putting. Contact Kristen McLinden at 612.616.9106 for Membership information. Will resume in the fall. Ladies Bridge Weekly - Wed. Starting Nov. 1 | Saguaro Rm | 1:00 to 4:30 PM | Bring $2 Email Shari Coup sherylcoup@gmail.com for information. Hand & Foot Weekly - Mondays | Clubhouse 9:30 AM to12 Noon Knotty Knitters Weekly - Mondays | Saguaro Rm 3:00 to 5:00 PM Couples Hand & Foot Weekly - Fridays | Saguaro Room 6:30 to 8:30 PM
Couples Hand & Foot
Strength, Balance & Flexibility
Hand & Foot
Knotty Knitters
Lady Putters
Ladies Bridge
Chair Yoga Class Starting Oct.1, 2024 See Calendar for details| MP Room 9:15 to 10:00 AM
Maj Jong
Verdes Hiking Group Starting Oct.22, 2024 See the calendar for details. Meets at the Rio Verde Community Center Parking Lot.
Men's Putting League
Men's Putting League Weekly - Thurs. | 3 PM Contact the Jim Crego bow_crystal@yahoo.com for Membership information.
Men's Poker
UPCOMING EVENTS
Happy Hour Salsa Bar Sept. 6| 4-5 PM - Mesquite Grill Complimentary Chips & Salsa and a 1 Margarita included. Humpday Matinee Movie Clubhouse - Acacia Ballroom | Every Wed | 3 PM | Complimentary Serving: Popcorn, Ice Cream, and House Drink or N/A Beverage. Reservations Required.
Spite & Malice Weekly - Thursdays | Saguaro Rm 4:00 to 6:00 PM Mah Jongg Weekly - Mon. & Fri. | Saguaro Rm 10:00 AM to 12 Noon
Spite & Malice
Water Aerobics
Water Volleyball
Water Aerobics Mon. Wed. Fri | Pool Area 8:15 to 9:15 AM | Classes will resume Sept.30
Yoga
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• Tue., Oct. 22: Dixie Mine Trl (Golden Eagle TH, Fountain Hills - 6 miles, 550’ elevation change, 2.5 hours, $2 park admission) • Wed., Nov. 6: Marcus Landslide Trl (Tom's Thumb TH, Scottsdale - 3.9 miles, 508' elevation change, 1.5 hrs) • Tue., Nov. 19: Black Mountain (Black Mtn TH, Cave Creek – 2.2 miles, 1204’ elevation change, 2 hours) • Thu., Dec. 5: Dragonfly Trl Loop (Spur Cross Ranch, Cave Creek - 3.8 miles, 383' elevation change, 1.5 hrs, $3 park admission) • Tue., Dec. 17: Bell Pass/Wingate Pass Loop (Gateway TH, Scottsdale – 9.9 miles, 2053’ elevation change, 4.5 hours) • Tue., Jan. 7: Elephant Mountain (Spur Cross Ranch, Cave Creek – 7 miles, 1400’ elevation change, 3.5 hours, $3 park admission) • Wed. Jan. 22: Go John, Quartz & Slate Loop (Cave Creek Regional Park - 7.1 miles, 951' elevation change, 3 hrs, $3 park admission) • Tue., Feb.11: Mesquite Hollow/Western Loop (Adero Cyn TH, Fountain Hills – 6 miles, 1400’ elevation change, 3 hours) • Wed., Feb. 26: Pass Mountain Loop (Usery Mountain Regional Park - 7.7 miles, 1,049' elevation change, 4 hrs, $3 park admission) • Tue., Mar. 11: Wave Cave (Lost Goldmine TH, Superstitions – 3 miles, 869’ elevation change, 2.5 hours) • Wed., Mar. 26: Miners Summit Trl (Superstitions - 8.5 miles, 1,312' elevation change,4 hrs) • Tue., Apr.1: Mt. Ord (Mazatzal Wilderness – 8 miles, 1800’ elevation change, 3.5 hours) For additional hike information and descriptions of these trails, go to alltrails.com, hikearizona.com, or arizonahiking.blogspot.com. 2024 – 2025 VERDES HIKING CALENDAR Everyone is welcome to join a hike! There is no need to sign up in advance; just show up. Visit some of the most interesting local hiking trails. For all hikes, meet in the Rio Verde Community Center parking lot at 7:55 AM. Bring your own water bottle, and wear hiking shoes/boots and sunscreen. Hiking poles are optional.
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NEED A PERSONAL TRAINER? Fitness CLASSES AND SPA SERVICES
SPA SERVICES
TONTO VERDE CLUBHOUSE Located in the back of the Fitness Center
Call or text one of our Therapists for services offered, pricing, and an appointment. Our Therapists are individual contractors. You will be required to pay the Therapists at the time services are rendered.
Our Personal Trainers provide a range of programs and packages at different price levels. For more details, please reach out to them directly for information and payment. Kim Hines (602) 799-2259 kim@FitnessVentures.org www.KimFitnessVentures.org Michelle Myatt (815) 530-6368 Michelle@TotalUFitness.com www.TotalUFitness.com
Stay Connected
If you are not currently receiving our community publications via email, kindly reach out to Cindy to subscribe. The Tonto Times, a monthly newsletter by the TVA, is released on the 1st of every month. To contribute to the newsletter, please get in touch with Cindy Prowant. Ensure images are provided in JPG or PNG format. Articles should not exceed 100 words with an 11pt font size. Submit articles by the 20th of the preceding month. For inquiries, contact Cindy Prowant at the TVA Office at 480.471.2582 ext. 300 or email Cindy@TontoVerde.com.
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CLASS STARTS OCT. 1
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Local Happenings and Church Information
2025 January: Saving Simon February: The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store March: Covenant of Water April: A Time for Mercy May: I Lived to Tell the World June: The Heart of a Soldier July: Whither Thou Goest August: The Women September: Saints of Feather and Fang with Sympathy . . . The Association recently learned of the passing of Tonto Verde residents Bill and Lucy Hank. Bill & Lucy Hank
SUNDAY MASS: ST. DOMINIC CATHOLIC MISSION CELEBRATES MASS AT 10:00 AM EVERY SUNDAY St. Dominic Catholic Mission celebrates Mass at 10:00 AM every Sunday. The new Secretary / Bookkeeper, Leslie Rugh, is in the office on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM. Office phone: 480.471.2112. New email address: stdominicmission@outlook.com. Website: www.stdominicmission.org. After hours or in an emergency, contact Joanne Wamer, Parish Life Coordinator, at 480.490.8955. SUNDAY WORSHIP: Join us for worship services every Sunday at 8:30 AM, either in person or via live stream. All services are recorded and can be accessed at any time on our website, verdefaith.org. For inquiries, please contact our Office Manager, Judy Stansbury, at judy@verdefaith.org or call 480.471.7239. Office hours are from 9 AM to 3 PM, Monday through Friday. SPIRITUAL THEMES IN LITERATURE… The Spiritual Themes in Literature book discussions are held monthly. Pastor Cathy Northrup is the discussion leader. Here are the books and discussion dates for the next seven months. 2024 September: Proving Ground
October: Running on Broken Legs November: The River We Remember December: Take Me With You
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