Video captures FUMC's risk taking mission and service - - Church volunteers participating in community service projects are featured in a seven-minute video which was shown Sunday, Nov. 8, as part of the final sermon in the "Church is a Verb" series. The Communications Team project incorporated the work of videographers Steve Veglia, Jon Norenberg and Mark Looker as they interviewed volunteers working at three service projects on Oct. 24: Habitat for Humanity remodeling project in the Airport District, the Graffiti Wipeout sponsored by Advancing Vibrant Communities and a church work and clean-up day. Church members describe their motivation for taking part in risk taking mission and service and talk about how church is a verb. The video is posted to the church's online video channel at http://fumc.telefeed.com/  "We encourage church members to view this video on-line and then share it by email with their friends, families and others so they can spread the word about how Modesto FUMC lives church as a verb," said Communications Team Chair Mark Looker. "Video is a great communications tool for showing our church members in action. As we continue to reach out to our targeted demographic group of 20 to 40 year olds, we hope to increase use of video to put a face on our church." Those with ideas for future church videos are asked to contact Mark at 209-604-9709 or email him at marklooker@yahoo.com