Elk Grove Presbyterian Church and Diane Sakakihara Present
Award Winning Singer/Songwriter
Scotty Inman
California’s First Family of Gospel Music
Herb Henry Family
Friday, November 14, 2025 – 7:00pm The Center at District 56 – Main Hall
Doors open at 6:00pm 8230 Civic Center Drive, Elk Grove, CA 95757
Reservations Required – Assigned Seating
Go online to www.itickets.com/events/481804
This is a free event, but tickets are required to reserve a seat. Donations are requested to benefit several charities – Sacramento Stand Down (helping homeless veterans), Chicks in Crisis, Elk Grove Food Bank Services and One Thousand Schools. Monetary donations can be made at the concert.
For Information: Diane Sakakihara – (916) 479-3578 or diane@hardinghallinc.com
SCOTTY INMAN Visit him online at scottyinman.com
Music runs through Scotty Inman’s veins. A second generation vocalist, Scotty’s music career has taken him around the world and allowed him to share the message of Christ on stages that many only dream of. With messages of faith, family and life woven deep with his lyrics, the four time BMI awarded singer/songwriter is breaking the mold and forging a path all his own.
HERB HENRY FAMILY Visit them online at herbhenryfamily.com
Since 1986 this family has joyfully presented the Gospel in song. Their personal appearances have taken them from small country churches to large arenas and concert halls. Their musical ministry has grown to where it touches the hearts of thousands of people who attend their concerts and listen to their radio program.
ELK GROVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Visit them online at elkgrovepresbyterian.com
Elk Grove Presbyterian Church is a faith community striving to follow Christ by:
Elk Grove Presbyterian Church reaches out to those who are “not yet followers” of Jesus as well as believers. We are an open and accepting congregation. The church is located at 8153 Elk Grove Blvd. #50, Elk Grove, CA 95758.
SACRAMENTO STAND DOWN Visit them online at sacramentostanddown.org
Sacramento Stand Down is a non-profit organization servicing homeless veterans in the Sacramento community for over 29 years. They provide a safe environment in which veterans can connect with individuals who have their shared experiences and who have a singular goal of helping veterans cultivate hope so they can rebuild their lives. This belief is embodied in their goal of providing a hand up not a hand out.
CHICKS IN CRISIS Visit them online at chicksincrisis.org
With a mission to provide love, home and family for every child, Chicks in Crisis offers pregnancy, parenting and adoption services. Their focus is to help teen parents find hope and strength to better themselves and therefore become capable parents who can function in society without the assistance of government programs.
ELK GROVE FOOD BANK SERVICES Visit them online at elkgrovefoodbank.org
Elk Grove Food Bank has been serving the community since 1974 and currently serves about 8,200 people each month by providing food once per month and assistance with support programs – Utility Assistance, Services for Our Seniors, Cathy’s Clothes Closet and Pantry 4 Pets. Their mission is to provide essential resources to overcome the many faces of hunger and human need.
ONE THOUSAND SCHOOLS Visit them online at onethousandschools.com
One Thousand Schools (formerly Students Helping Honduras) is a team working to provide every Honduran child access to quality education. Their mission is to alleviate violence and extreme poverty in Honduras through education and youth empowerment.
Church Events at Elk Grove Presbyterian Church
COMMUNITY EVENTS
JAZZ & BLUES Concert will be at 4pm on the First Sunday of the Month
UPCOMING SERMON TOPICS
Rev. Dexter McNamara has announced these sermon topics:
PLEASE JOIN US
2025 Jazz & Blues Concert
90 Minutes of Jazz & Blues Entertainment
March 2 – Claudette Stone/Jazz
April 6 – Charlie Wade/Blues
May 4 – Larry Ski/Sinatra
June 1 – Danny Sandoval/Blues
July 6 – Cheryl – Saltel Tiburzi/Patsy Cline
August 3 – Julie & The uses /Blues
September 7 – Tressa Gaye Combo/ Twisted Jazz
October 5 – Val Starr/Blues
November 2 – Gary Mendoza/Jazz/Blues
The First Sundays of the Month Starting March 2025
The EGPC congregation is seeing stars, for a very good reason! Specifically, a colored star will be placed on your name badge which corresponds to the Deacon assigned to your congregational care. The color assignments for 2021 are as follows:
Green Star – Leslie Konopinski
Yellow Star – Cheryl Griess
Blue Star – Jane Chambers
Purple Star – Cheri Bowermaster
Orange Star –
If you need a replacement badge, please sign the request form on the reception table.
Rev. Dexter McNamara became our full-time pastor on April 1, 2015.
Dexter is a graduate of UCLA and Princeton Theological Seminary. He spent 12 years in Denver, Colorado, serving in congregations and community programs. He came to Sacramento in 1983 to join the staff of Fremont Presbyterian Church, serving there until 1993. He subsequently worked with the Interfaith Service Bureau, California Emergency Foodlink, and Partners In Care.