Boulevard Presbyterian Church www.blvdchurch.org January 2020 PARTNERS IN EDUCATION (PIE) January 11, 2020 New Location: Worthington Presbyterian Church 773 High St., Worthington Plan now to participate in the Presbytery's popular annual PIE leadership/educational event to be held at the Worthington Church. This year's event will focus on "Becoming Vital Congregations", and will feature guest leader Kathryn Threadgill, PC (USA) Coordinator for the denominational Vital Congregations' program. Also featured will be David Gambrell, PC(USA) Associate for Music and Worship, and specialist on the Glory to God hymnal. In the midst of worship and keynotes, there will be a wide variety of workshops, such as elder and deacon training, Christian Education, older adult programming, global mission, legal issues in the church, worship, music and others. A wide variety of workshops will be offered, such as elder and deacon training, Christian Education, older adult programming, global mission, legal issues in the church, worship and others. Registration: $10 per person and includes lunch. You can pay at the door. Walk- ins are welcomed. Come and join us! Morning workshops 10:40 a.m. - 12:10 p.m. 1: Elder Training - Rev. Dr. Julia Wharff Piermont 2: Deacon Training - Revs. Don and Janice Hilkerbaumer 3: Spirit-Filled Worship for Vital Congregations - Rev. Dr. David Gambrell 4: Top 50 Lessons for Sunday School (and beyond) Elder Jennie Whitford 5: Legal Issues and Practices in the Church - Elder Jim Wilson 6: PSV in Missions Together - Rev. Ginny Teitt 7: Faithful Response to Elder Abuse - Rev. Beth Long-Higgins, Rev. Ron Botts, and Rev. Desiree Youngblood Afternoon Keynote Session: Marks of Vital Congregations and Worship. 1:15-3:00 p.m. For more information visit www.psvonline.org. Bean Soup Project- Intergenerational Mission January 19 at 10:00 am It’s that time of year … soup time! We will be assembling bean soup mixes on January 19 in Fellowship Hall. They will be donated to food pantries. The clients love these mixes, which include the mixture of beans as well as tomatoes, spices and instructions. Assembling the mixes was a children’s Sunday School project for years, and is now open to all ages. It’s a fun and easy winter project. Please join us and give it a try! Besides helping on that morning, you can help by bringing in dry beans on January 5 and 12. We need bags of pinto beans, Great Northern beans, black beans, and green split peas. We are making a layered mix, so no bean mixtures, please. There will be a soup pot in the lounge for your donations. Thank you all and see you then. If you have questions, ask Jan Plas (614-486-7510).
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Boulevard Presbyterian Church www.blvdchurch.org
January 2020
PARTNERS IN
EDUCATION (PIE)
January 11, 2020
New Location: Worthington Presbyterian Church
773 High St., Worthington Plan now to participate in the Presbytery's popular annual PIE leadership/educational event to be held at the Worthington Church. This year's event will focus on "Becoming Vital Congregations", and will feature guest leader Kathryn Threadgill, PC(USA) Coordinator for the denominational Vital Congregations' program. Also featured will be David Gambrell, PC(USA) Associate for Music and Worship, and specialist on the Glory to God hymnal. In the midst of worship and keynotes, there will be a wide variety of workshops, such as elder and deacon training, Christian Education, older adult programming, global mission, legal issues in the church, worship, music and others. A wide variety of workshops will be offered, such as elder and deacon training, Christian Education, older adult programming, global mission, legal issues in the church, worship and others. Registration: $10 per person and includes lunch. You can pay at the door. Walk-ins are welcomed. Come and join us! Morning workshops 10:40 a.m. - 12:10 p.m.
1: Elder Training - Rev. Dr. Julia Wharff Piermont
2: Deacon Training - Revs. Don and Janice Hilkerbaumer
3: Spirit-Filled Worship for Vital Congregations - Rev. Dr. David Gambrell
4: Top 50 Lessons for Sunday School (and beyond) Elder Jennie Whitford
5: Legal Issues and Practices in the Church - Elder Jim Wilson
6: PSV in Missions Together - Rev. Ginny Teitt
7: Faithful Response to Elder Abuse - Rev. Beth Long-Higgins, Rev. Ron Botts, and Rev. Desiree Youngblood
Afternoon Keynote Session: Marks of Vital Congregations and Worship. 1:15-3:00 p.m. For more information visit www.psvonline.org.
Bean Soup Project- Intergenerational Mission
January 19 at 10:00 am
It’s that time of year … soup time! We will be assembling bean soup mixes on January 19 in Fellowship Hall. They will be donated to food pantries. The clients love these mixes, which include the mixture of beans as well as tomatoes, spices and instructions.
Assembling the mixes was a children’s Sunday School project for years, and is now open to all ages. It’s a fun and easy winter project. Please join us and give it a try!
Besides helping on that morning, you can help by bringing in dry beans on January 5 and 12. We need bags of pinto beans, Great Northern beans, black beans, and green split peas. We are making a layered mix, so no bean mixtures, please. There will be a soup pot in the lounge for your donations.
Thank you all and see you then. If you have questions, ask Jan Plas (614-486-7510).
Approaching a New Year
2020 is here… or will be here very shortly if you are reading this newsletter before January 1, 2020. (Yes, I keep saying 2020 again and again because there is a part of me that can’t believe it’s here and a part of me that says there is no way it is here!) The beginning of a new year is a natural and wonderful time to look to the future. During worship on December 22, I shared several dreams with you as we looked at the dreams of Mary and Joseph in the weeks and months before the birth of Jesus. At the same time, each person was encouraged to be open to dreaming and especially to the way God may speak to us through dreams and use us throughout our lives. As I arrived home that Sunday afternoon, I was thinking about what our lives would look like if we truly opened our lives to the leading of the Spirit when I saw a stretched canvas that Debbie has hanging in our house. I’ve always loved the ideas it shares, but it became an even more vibrant image of what our lives can look like when we seek to do God’s will daily. Perhaps the insights it provides can be a starting place as we seek to live faithfully in 2020 and beyond. (It includes various fonts, colors and sizes of print that I cannot replicate here.)
Today is a new day! You can start fresh, wipe the slate clean &
begin again Embrace kindness
Practice compassion Stand for justice Talk to strangers
Ask for help Listen with your whole heart
Offer hope Work for the common good
Love well Be the change you wish to see in the world.
PRESTON
Per Capita Per capita began in 1734 as a way to promote our connection to one another as a denomination. The amount of per member is not only a part of our history, but instead is a vital and substantial investment in our future. The majority of each contribution, stays in the Presbytery of Scioto Valley to support every congregation in the presbytery. These funds not only pay the PSV paid staff members, but are also used to fund mission grants, commissions support to congregations, and to provide pastoral support and
transitions across our vast geographic area. The Presbytery of Scioto Valley will vote on the exact amount for Per Capita for 2020 at their February 18 meeting, and Boulevard will be disbursing that information to you as soon as we have knowledge of it. It is anticipated to be approximately $37.75 per member.
Living faith through worship, mission, education, and fellowship with the vision of “Reaching Out to Make Disciples.”
Following the path laid out by God through his son, Jesus Christ, and the power of the Holy Spirit.
Sharing the inclusive love of God to all of God’s children and God’s creation.
Exposing the light of Christ to the world through music, words, prayer, and actions.
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Second Sunday Class “Are You Ready?”
January 12 at 10:00 am Our Second Sunday class, on January 12, is titled “Are You Ready?” and will explore some thoughts on end of life issues and some preparation for death.
Are you ready? What do we need to think about when we consider our own death? What are some practical issues everyone should be at least considering? What things should we be discussing with our medical team? Our children or other relatives? Our attorney? When do we start this process? Should this process begin in our twenties? Later? Earlier? What kinds of things should we be considering at various stages of life? It is rather obvious that if we have very young children our concerns are much different than when we are empty nesters and retired. Does our faith play a role in our decisions? How does that play out? If you have a preplanned and prepaid funeral, a will, and have informed your next of kin of where things are located, is this class even something you should attend? We hope to see you, with an open mind and perhaps even a list of questions. The only two examples I can think of who got to heaven skipping death are Enoch and Elijah, but if you have another name, come and share that with us.
Advent Devotionals
Once again we have benefitted from the wisdom and insights of members of our church family via the Advent Devotionals that Kyme Rennick coordinated again in 2019. It is so refreshing to read a piece of Scripture and then see how one of our family applies it to their lives. it is so easy to hear, or read, or study scripture, but many of us never seem to be able to apply it to our lives, and these insights are such blessings!
I would ask each of you to think about your own walk and seriously consider just how these teachings inform your own lives. It has become a little harder to find people willing to spend a few hours doing this. Perhaps it is your turn to share. You will be hearing more about this throughout the upcoming year. Please consider and pray about sharing your own spiritual journey. Blessings for this New Year.
First Friday Free Family Films
(F5)
February 7 at 6:30 pm in the Lounge
Aladdin (2019)
Starring Will Smith, Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott, Marwan Kenzari, Navid Negahban, and Nasim Pedrad
When street rat Aladdin frees a genie from a lamp, he finds his wishes granted. However, he soon finds that the evil has other plans for the lamp -- and for Princess Jasmine. But can Aladdin save Princess Jasmine and his love for her after she sees that he
isn't quite what he appears to be?
Chairs will be set up. You can also bring a sleeping bag or pillow to relax and watch a movie with your
family. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The movie is free!! Concessions will be available ~ popcorn, candy, drinks ~ for a nominal fee.
Save the Date for the next movie night: March 6: Mary Poppins Returns
Book Club meets January 21
Book Club will resume January 21 at 7:00 pm with a discussion on The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson. It is preferable to have read the book to be able to take part in the discussion, but don’t let completing the book stop you from sharing your ideas about it. Book Club will also be discussing what books to choose for the new year.
A Very Special Thank You
A huge “Thank You” to Nancy Henning for her many years of exceptional work in our Nursery. She resigned her position after four years as of December
22, 2019. It has been a huge gift to know our children are cared for, loved, and safe while we attend worship. Being here each Sunday, like the postal carriers, in all sorts of weather, all the way from Gahanna is beyond welcome. We have all been so blessed by her steadfastness.
Heifer Mission Collection 2019 Our mission drive for Heifer International collected $4,203 this year--one of the largest collections we have had for Heifer! The animals and care kits that will be
purchased with these funds will make a significant difference in the lives of many people by enabling them to work towards a sustainable livelihood not only for themselves but also for those who will be sharing in the bounty these animals will provide.
Of the total collected, the youth at Boulevard, ranging from preschoolers in Wee Worship through seniors in high school, raised $374.31 from leaf raking, chores, allowances and donations. Congratulations! This amount was matched by the Mission Committee from the undesignated mission fund and allowed the youth to donate:
2 pigs 2 sheep
2 Hope Baskets 2 Flocks of Geese 2 Flocks of Chicks 2 Flocks of Ducks
2 Hives of Honeybees
Donations totaling $635 were made in Honor Gifts and were used to supply:
7 Hope Baskets 3 Flocks of Chicks 2 Flock of Ducks
2 Hives of Honeybees 1 Goat
The balance of $2,813 enabled us to purchase several larger animals that we have not typically been able to supply. It is very exciting to see that we will also give:
3 Heifers 2 Mating Pairs of Alpacas
1 Water Buffalo 1 Trio of Rabbits
2 Community Animal Health Care Kits $3 where needed
Thank you sharing the love of Christ with those who will receive these gifts through your generous contributions to this very worthwhile organization.
Change of Address
Paul McCalla Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber
717 Neil Ave., #529, Columbus 43215 614-732-4424
The Best Blind Band in the Land in Tampa Florida
The Best Blind Band in the Land, the only marching band in the world composed of students with visual disabilities, formally known as The Ohio State School for the Blind Marching Band, performed at halftime at the Outback Bowl, January 1, 2020 in Tampa, Florida at 1:00 p.m. (televised on ESPN). 18 students and their marching assistants perform with other high school marching bands. The group left December 28 and returned January 2. The trip included a day at Disney’s Magic Kingdom Theme Park, competing in the Outback Bowl Music Festival Marching Band Competition on December 30 (their first time to compete in a marching band festival), marching in the National Outback Bowl New Year’s Eve Parade in Ybor City on December 31; New Year’s Eve at Busch Gardens, and, finally, the Outback Bowl. Boulevard Church is covering the expenses of two students on this trip. Be sure to watch!
A bit of history: Carol Agler revived the band program at OSSB in 1998. She founded the Marching Band in 2005. Their signature marching drill is Script Braille Ohio to “Le Regiment de Sambre et Meuse” in the fashion of The Ohio State University Marching Band. The band performed in the Tournament of Roses Parade January 1, 2010, the International Lions Club Parade in 2011 in Seattle, Washington, and in 2016 in Chicago Illinois at the 100th Anniversary of the International Lions Club. They performed their signature drill while OSUMB performed Script Ohio at the Florida A&M football game halftime show in 2013. Mary Ann Stockum, now retired from the band, was one of the first marching assistants. Carol Agler retired in 2015, and is now Director Emeritus. She and Fred Agler continue as marching assistants and Carol volunteers during band classes as well. They will travel to Florida to guide students.
Googling “Youtube Ohio State School for the Blind Band” will produce many videos of the band.
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The Preschool will return from Christmas break on Monday, January 6. We are looking forward to a wonderful start to 2020. Everyone will be excited to return to school and share about their
Christmas! Happy New Year!
2020 Flower Calendar
Our 2020 Flower Calendar will be posted very soon to accept donor names. Flowers can still be ordered before the chart is posted.
If you would like to donate flowers in honor or in memory of family or friends to beautify our worship spaces on Sunday mornings, please pick up one of the yellow envelopes labeled “Offering for Flowers” from the stand in the lounge. Complete the information on the envelope, enclose your check or cash, and either drop it in the offering plate on Sunday or mail it to the church office. The cost of an arrangement is $30.00. The arrangements may be picked up following the 11:15 am service. Consider donating anonymously and flowers will be displayed on a Sunday when no one has signed up!
Cents-Ability Update
As of December 29 $396.94 was donated to Cents-Ability in 2019. This money will directly benefit our local food pantries.
Please remember to save your pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Bring it to
church and add your loose change to the Cents-Ability jar!
YWCA Family Center Dinner Hosting
Sunday, January 19
We will be preparing and serving dinner at the YWCA Family Center on Sunday, January 19.
There are many ways to help! You may help by providing food, preparing food, or helping to serve at the Family Center. Sign-up sheets are in the Lounge. Please plan to join us and let us know how you will be able to help! We will meet at the church at 4:30 pm that day to carpool to the Center.
Food Mission Sunday
Sunday, January 26
Food Mission Sunday is the fourth Sunday of each month. Our nutritional focus is food with a higher protein content.
Chunky Soup
Canned Chicken
Peanut Butter
Canned Pasta
Cans of Pork and Beans
Plus - Please consider donating toothpaste and/or toothbrushes (adult or child sizes) along with your food donations.
NNEMAP also accepts the HOTEL shampoo, soap, lotion and coffee packets provided to guests. These sample products can be offered to NNEMAP clients when resources for these items are low. And, of course, those brown paper grocery bags are always welcomed.
Please place your donations in the large wooden cabinet in the narthex, the one with the ‘Food Mission’ sign on it.
A Big Thanks from NNEMAP!
Open Shelter Lunch Packing
Thursday, January 30
6:00 pm and /or 6:30 pm
On Thursday, January 30, we will be packing 200 brown bag lunches for the Open Shelter. We will have sign-up times for people to arrive at 6:00 pm and 6:30 pm. If possible, please sign up ahead of time on the list on the table in the Lounge, but last minute volunteers are always welcome! Ideally we
would like to have 10-15 people signed up to participate. Thank you for your help!
For more information, please contact: Carolyn Schmitz at 614-488-8120 or
Merri Bame and Kim Welter 1465 Lake Shore Drive, A
Columbus Ohio 43204
Boulevard
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Presbytery of Scioto Valley Winter Youth Retreat
February 7-9
at Camp Akita in Logan, Ohio
6-8th Grades and 9-12th Grades Small Groups
Theme: Let Love Lead Keynote Speaker Courtney Stevens serves as an associate pastor for youth and young adult ministry at Highland Presbyterian Church in Winston Salem, North Carolina. She is passionate about helping young people engage with God’s story through scripture, play, and recreation. She travels the world to find the best doughnuts and lives with her dog Remy.
Cost:$90 per participant if you register your group by January 15. $100 per participant after January 15. Final Registration is February 3, 2020.
Please send your payment to the PSV Office, 4131 North High Street, Suite B, Columbus, Ohio 43214.
Brochures are available on the table in the Lounge.
Amazon Purchases Benefit Boulevard Presbyterian Church
If you are an Amazon shopper you can support Boulevard when making purchases through Amazon. Boulevard is now registered with Amazon as a charitable organization and receives a 0.5% charitable donation based on the price of all eligible purchases made through Boulevard’s link to Amazon.Smile.
Find the link on the upper left side of Boulevard’s webpage: Support Boulevard Presbyterian Church / Shop at smile.amazon.com. Click on these words and you will automatically be linked to Amazon and can begin shopping.
We extend our sincerest Christian sympathies to Linda Johnson, former Boulevard secretary, and family and friends on the death of her husband, Dale, on January 2, 2020.
Kroger Community Rewards support Boulevard
The Kroger Family of Stores is committed to bringing hope and help to local communities. They do this through a variety of activities, including charitable giving, sponsorships and the unique Community Rewards Program of Kroger.
Boulevard’s last quarterly statement shows the following information: our supporters (8 households) who shopped at Kroger between 8-01-2019 and 10-31-2019 have contributed $74.20 for the quarter.
Signing up for the Kroger Community Rewards is simple and only takes a few minutes.
Make sure you have your Kroger Plus Card handy and go to the website:
www.krogercommunityrewards.com
Click “Create An Account”
Enter your email address and create a password. You will need to confirm your password.
Enter your Kroger Plus Card Number or alternate ID number.
Go to Community Rewards (near the bottom of the page.
Follow the on-line steps (Name, Address, etc.)
Enter BPC’s group number RB061 or Boulevard Presbyterian Church.
Choose the correct organization.
Click “Enroll.” You will now be enrolled in the program for Kroger Community Rewards.
The more who sign up and shop, the more support Boulevard will receive.
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Boy Scout Troop 73 News The Scouts of Troop 73 just completed our 2019 Christmas tree sale, and it was a big success: We sold approximately 450 Christmas trees! We are very grateful for the support we receive from our communities. 2019 was a very successful year for our Scouts. Six of our guys became Eagle Scouts this year. We had 21 youth and 9 adults attend Summer Camp at Camp Falling Rock. In July, 12 adults and 12 youth hiked a 6-day trek on the Appalachian Trail near Damascus, Virginia. Troop 73 just received some wonderful news from Simon Kenton Council. Hal Schofield, our Troop Committee Chair and past Scoutmaster, has been selected to receive the BSA Silver Beaver Award. The Silver Beaver Award is presented for distinguished service to young people within a BSA local council. It is the highest council recognition awarded to registered adults for distinguished service to youth. This is a very significant award, and Hal is obviously extremely deserving. Hal has been involved with Troop 73 for 18 years. Troop 73 will be traveling to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico in June of this year. Philmont represents the ultimate high adventure experience for Scouts. 21 of our youth and adults will spend 12 days backpacking the large, rugged, mountainous ranch. This January marks the 92nd anniversary for Scout Troop 73 meeting at Boulevard Presbyterian Church. Thank you all very much for providing us with a wonderful place to call home!
8 9:30 am Quilters: 111 6:30 pm Bell Choir 7:00 pm Cub Scout Pack Meeting: FH 7:30 pm NA Group: 111
9 12:30 pm Staff Meeting: 300 6:00 pm Music Team 7:00 pm FA Group: FH 7:30 pm Chancel Choir
GA Group: 111
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12 9:00 am Worship: Chapel 10:00 am Second Sunday Class: Are You Ready? Room 111 11:15 am Worship: Sanctuary 3:00pm Confirmation Class 6:00 pm Staff Christmas Dinner
13 6:00 pm Finance Committee: Lounge 6:30 pm
Boy Scouts: FH 7:00 pm Session: Chapel Deacons: Lounge
14 7:30 pm AA Group: FH
15 9:30 am Quilters: 111 6:30 pm Bell Choir 7:30 pm NA Group: FH
16 6:00 pm Music Team 7:00 pm FA Group: FH 7:30 pm Chancel Choir
GA Group: 111
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19 9:00 am Worship: Chapel 10:00 am Bean Soup Mix Assembly: FH Property: 300 11:15 am Worship: Sanctuary Session will meet following the service to receive new Members 12:30 pm Prayer Shawl Ministry: 206 1:00-5:00 pm Fellowship Hall in use 2:30 pm Confirmation Class 4:30 pm YWCA Dinner Hosting
20 6:30 pm Boy Scouts: FH
21 7:00 pm Book Club: Lounge
Scout Troop Committee: 111 7:30 pm AA Group: FH
22 9:30 am Quilters: 111 6:30 pm Bell Choir 7:30 pm NA Group: FH
23 12:30 pm Staff Meeting: 300 6:00 pm Music Team 7:00 pm FA Group: FH 7:30 pm Chancel Choir
GA Group: 111
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Food Mission Sunday
9:00 am Worship: Chapel 11:15 am Worship: Sanctuary
27 6:30 pm Boy Scouts: FH
28 7:30 pm AA Group: FH
29 9:30 am Quilters: 111 6:30 pm Bell Choir 7:30 pm NA Group: FH
30 6:00 pm Music Team
Open Shelter Lunch Packing: Kitchen 6:15 pm Beginning GA: 111 7:00 pm FA Group: FH 7:30 pm Chancel Choir
“Our hope is not in the new year, but in the One who makes all things new.” —Unknown
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Boulevard Prayer Chain
If you would like to make a prayer request, please contact the Church Office at 614-486-0267.
Prayers for Healing and Strength Dan Hooley ~ heart issues Jim Perry ~ recovery from pneumonia and heart issues Ella Louise Conner ~ recovery from knee surgery Virginia Schlitt ~ recovery from cracked vertebrae Amy Smith ~ recovery from aneurism surgery (Amy and Greg are former members of Boulevard) Ellen Rennick ~ recovery from surgery Jill Hooley ~ recovery from foot surgery Julie Wall (Kyme Rennick’s mother) Levi Hooley ~ recovery from ear surgery Katy Frase ~ recovery from surgery Sandy Ferguson ~ cancer Mark Nicholson ~ T-cell transplant (Pat Nicholson’s son) Pat Rieve ~ needs kidney transplant Terry McFadden and all involved Michael Frase ~ Crohn’s disease Matthew Hills ~ recovering from car accident Judy McMahon ~ to regain strength Cathy ~ major health problems, needing peace and calm (friend of Carol McFadden) Amelia Hamilton (Charmaine and Mike Hamilton’s granddaughter) Tim McLane (Mikie Bowles’ brother) Jerry Braun ~ cancer (Mike McKinney’s brother-in-law) Mark Nelson ~ for healing, comfort, and peace (Mikie’s Bowles son-in-law)
Prayers for Our Special Care List Barbara Frautschi ~ Westminster Thurber Gay Hadley ~ Westminster Thurber Pathway House Evelyn Hannaway ~ Friendship Village of Dublin Norma Kibbey ~ Westminster Thurber Assisted Living Llora LeFevre ~ The Forum at Knightsbridge Leni Leypoldt ~ at home Paul McCalla ~ Westminster-Thurber Assisted Living Becky Metzler ~ hospice care at Crown Pointe Peggy Pasko ~ Woodview Care and Rehab Pat Ronsheim ~ Westminster Thurber Assist. Living Chuck and Dorothy Rout ~ Westminster-Thurber Assisted Living John and Virginia Schlitt ~ Whetstone Assisted Living Betty Sikking ~ at home
Deadline for February Good News Wednesday, January 15
2019 Total Budget: $320,702.00
Contributions and Expenses
November 2019
Actual Budget
Contributions 29,792.79 26,725.00
Expenses 23,365.89 26,724.00
Surplus or (Deficit) 6,426.90 1.00
Year-to-Date
Contributions 289,563.24 320,702.00
Expenses 279,889.19 320,702.00
Surplus or (Deficit) 9,647.05 -0-
Boulevard Staff
Pastor Preston Shealy
Ext. 15
Music Coordinator Mary Ann Stephens
Ext. 16
Office Manager Carol Fry
Ext. 10
Deacons
Class of 2019 Beryl Bunn
Alaina Engdahl Kevin Hicks
Class of 2020 David Connor
Class of 2021 Carol Agler
Bill Bell Beth Snider
Session
Class of 2019 Charmaine Hamilton
Cindy McKay Sarah Murdick
Ian Rennick
Class of 2020 Stefanie Osborne
Krissy Schafer Rob Williams
Travis Williamson
Class of 2021 Fred Agler
Sandy Ferguson Jill Hooley
Melissa Schmidt
15 Leni Leypoldt 22 Bob Bullock 25 Sue Harvey 25 Duncan Lyons 25 Glen Schmidt 26 Rosslyn Lyons 31 Ella Louise Conner 31 Kelly Davie 31 Cortland Schafer
2 Chad Davie 5 Charmaine Hamilton 6 Allyson Engdahl 7 Shirley Wagner 8 Melissa Schmidt 10 Everest Osborne 10 Mary Ann Stockum 11 Henry Praznik 14 Grace Parks
Volume 23, Issue 1 January 2020
Boulevard Presbyterian Church 1235 Northwest Boulevard Grandview Heights, OH 43212 614-486-0267 www.blvdchurch.org
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