Cpc Newsletter July 2013

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Rev. Scott Bowerman PastorRev. Dr. Raymond K. Anderson Parish AssociateSandy Wilson Childrens Ministry DirectorErin Regan Contemporary Worship & Youth Minister

Helen Wingert OrganistDanielle Kardisco Director of Music MinistryRoberta Lawyer SecretaryRon George Custodian

Central Presbyterian ChurchMemorial Square 40 Lincoln Way West

Chambersburg, PA 17201Church Phone: 717.264.4113 Fax: 717.264.9272

Office Hours: 8:00am4:00pmemail: [email protected]

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T he Pa s t o r s N o t es

Its been a bit over six months since you wel-

comed Susan and me to Central and Franklin

County. I feel weve had a wonderful begin-

ning together, and we are so happy to be here. I

write this a few days after Vacation BibleSchool, and as I think back over that experi-

ence, much of what is good and beautiful about

Central was on display.

First, the emphasis on the Lord Jesus Christ.

Sometimes, VBS can be a glorified play and

craft time with some little Bible lessons

slipped in. Centrals VBS was all about help-

ing children come to know, love and obey the

Lord Jesus. This VBS was the most Spirit-filled and Christ-centered Ive ever encoun-

tered. And one result is that fifteen children

gave their lives to Jesus Christ as their Lord

and Savior.

Second, VBS was saturated by prayer.

Sandys prayer calendar helped us focus on

particular aspects of VBS and pray during the

month leading up to the event; each evening

was begun by prayer and prayer took placeduring may class times as well. VBS is a busy,

detail-intensive ministry and its all too easy to

overlook prayer, but you all kept praying and

as a result one could sense the presence of the

Holy Spirit.

Third, many of you participated in VBS, giv-

ing of your time and energy. I have to admit, by

Thursday night I was tired and all I did was lead

an adult Bible study. Over eighty of you worked

with children, or helped set up, or led the musicand games - requiring preparation, energy and

engagement. Central is a hands-on church where

members rally together to serve in ministry, and

its a blast to be part of it.

Fourth, I was deeply impressed by the compe-

tency and collaborative spirit of our church staff.

Sandy deserves the lions share of our gratitude

for her amazing work organizing VBS, recruit-

ing and training the team, managing the hun-dreds of details and giving it a Christ-centered

focus.

But others from your church staff participated

as well - Dani and Erin leading the music, Deb

presenting skits, Ron and Bertie providing ad-

ministrative and custodial support. What really

delighted me was how the church staff func-

tioned as a team and plunged in to serve to-

gether. What a blessing it is for me to be part ofthis team of servants who love Jesus, and you.

All this makes me deeply grateful to be part of

the community of Gods people at Central

Presbyterian.

PS - Remember that this Sunday is Fifth Sunday at Central. That means ONE blended worship service at

10 AM in the Sanctuary, followed by a pot-luck luncheon in Friendship Hall. Come dressed comfortably

with a dish to share and prepared to worship God with your friends in Christ.

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Chur ch FamilyThank you..

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Dear Luncheon Committee,I want to thank you for preparing such a wonder-

ful buffet for the family gathering after my

mothers, (Jayne Nansen), funeral. Since we arefrom out of town, it was very difficult for us to plan

such an event. We were thrilled you offered. Eve-

ryone who attended enjoyed the meal and appreci-ated a place to visit.

Sincerely,

Beth Cerri & Family

Dear Central Church Family,

Thank you for the many acts of kindness shownto me during my time in the hospital and at

home. Thank you to Pastor Scott for his visits and

to others for their visits and caring. Thanks to the

Semper Fidelis/Brotherhood Class for the beauti-ful altar flowers. Many thanks to everyone who

sent beautiful flowers and lovely cards, special

wishes and hugs through Brenda. Thanks most ofall for your prayers and love.

You remain in my prayers. God bless you.Love and gratitude,

Beverly Minnich

Dear Church Family,

During my most recent challenge and hospi-

talization, your thoughts and prayers, cards,phone calls, flowers, food shopping and visits

all contributed to my recovery.

Another important contribution to my contin-

ued faith in a positive outcome was Rev.Scotts home and hospital visits. He always

had a big smile, encouraging words, and won-

derful prayers.Lew and I appreciate your support and best

wishes. The Lord is good!

In Christian Love,

Lucille & Lew

Thank you for the many cards, phone calls,

visits, and acts of kindness that we receivedduring the loss of our mother, Shirley

Rife. Your thoughtfulness was overwhelming

and we truly felt surrounded by our caringchurch family. Your prayers lifted us up and

helped to make a difficult time more bearable.Bruce, Angie, and Drew RifeJim, Marcia, Jess, and Jeremy Whitmore

Six Month (25 Weeks) Budget vs Actual

INCOME ACTUAL BUDGET %YTDCongregational Giving 201,023 404,500 49.7%

Bank & Trust Income 61,992 60,000 103.3%

Other Income 3,151 0

Total Income 266,166 464,500 57.3%EXPENSESTotal Expenses YTD 248,980 524,600 47.5%

EXCESS/(DEFICIT) 17,185 (60,100)

The figures above show the recap of Central Presbyterian Church income versus expenses for the initial 25 weeks of 2013. If you recall,

we entered 2013 with a deficit budget versus total projected income of approximately $60,100. To date, our giving is slightly over budget for

2013 and is 32% ahead of 2012 giving through the same period. Our total income is also benefiting from Bank and Trust income over

budget and a small tax refund. Our spending year to date is slightly below budget. As planned for 2013, Central will need to maintain cur-

rent giving and attendance growth to meet our budget obligations. We are making progress!

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TheGemsofCentral

Centr al s Special Concerns

Genevieve Ambrose Newt Sta66 Sanibel Lane, Chbg. 17201

Raymond & Gunlog Anderson

119 Mt Union Rd, Fayetteville, PA 17222Isabelle Allen Jay Keef

311 Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201

Alma Bender Beverly Winth

1120 Lincoln Way E, Chbg. 17201

Mildred Brown

611 Wallace Ave, Chbg 17201

June Fiddler Susan Snyd2650 St.Paul Rd, Chbg. 17201

Stanley & Esther Johnson Laurie McKelv56 Sanibel Ln, Chbg 17201

Alva Kline Beverly Winth

49 Lincoln Way W, Chbg. 17201Nancy MacFarlane

668A Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201

Nancy Reichenbach

2242 Scotland Rd, Chbg. 17201

Glenn & Betty Shaffer Dale Hastin722 Stanley Ave, Chbg 17201

John Shoap Dave Bend131 Brumbaugh Ave, Chbg. 17201

Isabel Vanderau Eric Mello806 N. Penn Hall Dr, Chbg. 17201

Ruth Weaver Tawnya Se

1060 Wallace Ave, Chbg. 17201Dorothy Zullinger Sandy Mye155 Colonial Dr, Chbg. 17202

Luther Ridge-264-57002735 Luther Dr., Chbg. 17202

The Cottage

-Ellen Bush, 2724 Esther Cr. **(NM) Beverly Winther

Menno Haven-263-85452075 Scotland Ave.

Nursing Center

-M. Karolyn Lawrence #412 Dale Hastings-Dr. Robert Coy, #217 James Kearns

-Libby Reasner, #303 Sandy MyersFarmHouse

-Marcia Grubbs #304 Jay KeeferWalden Place

-Lawrence Mohr #21 *(NF) Jay KeeferNorthgate

-Dorothy Burkholder, #1206 **(NM)Village Square-Robert Zullinger #136 ***(NV)

-John Bowerman #209 Dale HastingsMenno Village

-LaVerne Knarr #610D Laurie McKelvie

-Beverly Minnich #740A

Penn Hall-261-02201425 Phila. Ave.

Manor Building

-Selma Thomson #121 Beverlie Wissner

-Gennie Boozer #206 Tawnya Secor-Frances Farmer #324 Beverly Winther

-Mary Fish, #221 Beverlie Wissner-Elton Simpson #417 Mike Herbert-Margaret Sponsler, #229 Susan Snyder

-Dorothy Buchwalter, #228

Providence Place-709-06682085 Wayne Rd.

- Bob Zeis #317 Tawnya Secor

Quincy Skilled Nursing Care-749-31516596 Orphanage Rd., Waynesboro 17268

Nursing Center-Carolyn Kreutz #229 Beverly Wissner

Shook Home-264-681555 S. Second St.

Quarters

-Joan Depuy #3062 Newt Stake

* (NF) = No Flowers please

** (NM) = Non-member *** (NV) = No Visits please

If you know of any changes or updates,

please contact the church office, 264-4113.

Deacons name is now listed with those he

or she visits.

Phone numbers and birth dates have been

removed from this page. If you wish to con-

tact, (by phone), a member of the Gems of

Central, please contact the church office at

264-4113.

Updated: June 2013

West Virginia MemberTreva Kerns

601 Foxcroft Ave, Apt #1

Martinsburg, WV 25401

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Grafton County Nursing HomFlorence Steil, Room 413A

3855 Dartmouth College Hwy

N. Haverhill, NH 03774



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MENs BIBLE STUDY ~ July 6 & 20Group meets at 7:00a.m. the first and third Saturday of each month at the Texas Lunch onLincoln Way West downtown Chambersburg.

Then after breakfast at 8:00, we then walk up to Central for bible study in the Parlor

Our video study will be:Walking With God in the DesertFor more information, please contact the church office at 717-264-4113

Wednesday, June 12 was the annual Men's Picnic. Morethan 30 men and boys attended and enjoyed two typesof Ribs, Wings and Hot Dogs. Most of all we enjoyedtalking and sharing together. There were many greatdishes that were brought to be shared and true to the"manly" thing there was no dessertleft of the large assortment that wasbrought! The rain held off just as we

ordered. Kids waded in thestream--some played beanbag toss--others ate water-melon!

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!

Don Diehl & Tim Miller Scott Bowerman, Pastor

Eric Mellott & son, Drew

Casavant Organ ProjectFor some time the Swell reeds on thepipe organ have been difficult to keepin tune. We have consulted with our

organ tuner, Mark Steiner as well asCraig Doyle from Hagerstown Organ,the company that rebuilt our consolein the late 1990s and did other workat that time. They in turn have dis-cussed this with Trivo, a company inHagerstown that makes reed pipes. Itis their recommendation that we re-place these unstable Swell reeds withnew ones that will hold tuning better.

Samples have been brought to the

sanctuary and tested when the organtuner was here recently. They willbe voiced at the factory and thenbrought to the church for finishing.The organ is not expected to be "down"or out of use for any Sunday Worshipservices. The new pipes will replace theold ones with the work being done dur-ing the week. It is anticipated now thatthe project finish target date is aroundLabor Day.We will attempt to keep you informedas to progress. If you have any ques-tions you may contact me as Organ-

ist. Helen Wingert



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Ushers7th Jay Keefer, Tawnya Secor, Bill Daniels, Jean Gisriel14th Sandy Myers, Beverly Winther, Alex Shearer, Missy Igou21st Bev Wissner, James Kearns, Sam Worley, Don Wissner28th Eric Mellott, Mike & Ingrid Herbert, Gladys Kuehn

Greeters7th The McNamee Family (Pat, Carol, Erin & Kelly)14th Jenine Grove, Bill & Jenny Daniels21st Eric & Tyla Mellott, Dave & Judy Bowers28th David & Ann Balla, Tom & Rosemary Elder

Assistant Leaders7th Karen Dunton14th Don Wissner21st Duane Gooch28th Art Kuehn

Ministry Duties for the Month of JULY

Praying for Missions

in JulyW.I.N.

(Women In Need)

July Prayer PartnersDr. Bob CoyBob & Joanne Creter

Terence & Linda CzapLinda Dalton

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I ndependence Day

Thu rsday, Jul y 4th

MUSIC NEWSHope everyone is staying COOL in these dog days of Summer!!There are still slots in August and September open for Special music for the 2nd

service! SIGN UP outside my office on the 2nd floor with your name and email!We have so many gifted members; please take this opportunity to share your gifts!

Thank you to the men who participated and offered beautiful music during theJune 9th worship service.Thank you Joel Happel, Tom Diehl, John Wingert, Sam Worley, Pat McNamee,George Cowley, and Jim Sharp!

My continued prayer is that if you have a desire to participate in MusicMinistry, and have been resisting, that you take a daring step, let the HolySpirit move you and join us in the fall.

Stay tuned for more information on the upcoming fall schedule!

In Christs Peace,Dani

Be filled with the Holy Spirit, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs amongyourselves, and making music to the Lord in your hearts. Ephesians 5:19



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Youth:June has been an amazing month for the youth at

Central!First, Shannon graduated from CASH with tons

of scholarships and honors! Were so proud of you, Shannon!

Then, the Middlers went on a beach retreat to Beth-

any Beach, where we learned much about the heart of

God, His story, and how we can be part of it! We en-

joyed lots of sunshine, a little bit of rain, fellowship,

fun, worship, prayer, and spiritual discussion together!

Thank you for financially and prayerfully giving us this

opportunity to become

closer as a churchfamily and to grow

deeper in relationship

with our Lord! And

thank you to Mark

Hollen, Shannon Leary, and Dani Kardisco for being

fearless leaders on the trip! You are very much appreci-

ated!

VBS was an awesome blessing to all of us! Weve had a BLAST working with all theyoung-ins! Thank you, Sandy, for letting us be a part of this awesome event!

We are excited for July! Coming up: July 7th-13th mission trip and July 23rd-25th NYC

trip! Prayers for safety, joy, and spiritual growth are appreciated!

Erin will be away on vacation July 13th-20th and August 10th-17th!

Contemporary Worship:Central has several new praise team members who are contributing their God-given gifts

on a weekly basis! Please join us in welcoming Matt Brennan, Sarah Dusinberre, and

Marcus Rahut (and his wife, Bree!). They are wonderful musicians and lovers of theLord! We are so excited to have them on our team!

During Erins vacations, she will have two substitute worship leaders! Kayla Marie

Kingsley will be leading the first service music on July 14th and Kirstin Salpini will be

leading on August 11th. Please welcome these Trinity-focused women with open hearts,

YOUTHGROUP

NEWS



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VBS MISSIONScontinue!

This year our VBS Mission focus was to help the children at Navajo Ministries inFarmington, New Mexico. We are continuing to accept donations through themonth of J uly.Items needed:Health supplies toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, bandaidsSchool supplies pencils, markers, notebooks, erasers,glue sticksSnacks pudding, jello, granola bars, snack crackersFun items sidewalk chalk, bubbles, model cars to put to-gether, play dough, hot wheels cars, coloring books, anytype of game or activity for any age, booksNew Socks for kids of all ages

A Heart-felt THANKS goes out to the 2013 VBS Team!

Registration: Brenda Black, Roni Gingrich, Jean Gisreal,

Sheila Lieberman, Katie Merriman, Valerie Merriman, Mary Mohr,

Debi Shauf, Petula Smith, Susan Snyder

Greeters/Security: Nick Adams, John Leary, Eric Mellott, Bill Oyler

Worship Team: Erin Regan, Dani Kardisco, Destiny Stephenson,

Elise Stendal, Grant

Skits: Deb Mummert, Sue Stahl

Elementary & Preschool Music: Dani Kardisco

Snacks: Brenda Black, Linda Igou, Katie Merriman, Valerie MerrimanAnn Miller, Susan Snyder

Adult Class: Pastor Scott Bowerman

Tech Crew: Kevin Carbaugh, Jeremy Stahl, Jim Sharp

Behind the scenes: Ron George, Bertie Lawyer

ELEMENTARY LEADERS:

Bible & Prayer:

Scott & Madeline Wilson, and Denise SharpCrafts:

Laurie McKelvie, Jenine Grove, Grant,Luke Stahl, and Camille Smith

Games:Gene Wilson, Jim Sharp, Bob Creter

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Continued from page 7

PRESCHOOL LEADERS:Coordinator: Tammy CarbaughBible:Amy Leary, Shannon Leary

Crafts: Jean Diehl, Nancy K.,Destiny Stephenson, Elise Stendal

Games: Tammy CarbaughActivity Centers:

Tyla Mellott, Buffy Super

GUIDES:3 yr. olds: Courtney Fogal, Melissa West, Joan Norcross,

Katie Merriman4yr.olds: Katie Carbaugh, Heather Watt5 yr. olds: Hannah Sharp, Kelly Mummert,

Amber Pereschuk, Maggie CarbaughK-2 (Yellow Group): Trena Oyler, Mara LearyK-2 (Blue Group): Susan Bowerman, Sarah Struble3rd-5th: Missy Igou, Tawyna Secor, Joanne Creter, and

Cindy HappelCOOKIES:Brenda Geiman, Cindy Happel, Dani Kardisco, BertieLawyer, Sheila Lieberman, Jane McClelland, Anne Miller,Denise Sharp, Susan Snyder, Sylvia Troust, andMadeline Wilson.

I sincerely apologize if Ihave forgotten anyone.

As you can see VBS is awhole church effort. Thankyou to EVERYONE who prayed, donated items for craftsand decorating, helped at the work days, and gave wordsof encouragement. We had the privilege to plant manyseeds for the Kingdom ofGod. PRAISE GOD for the

fifteen children who accepted Jesus as their Savior orprayed to grow in their Personal Relationship with Him.

Please pray that the Holy Spirit will guide us and eachfamily we touched to walk strong with Jesus!

For His Glory, Sandy

I am the way, the truth and the life.No one comes to the Father except through me.

-- John 14:6

A Heart-felt THANKS goes out to the 2013 VBS Team!



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AUGUSTsNewsletter

deadlineSunday

July 21st

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Wedding bells rang outat Central Presbyterian

Church for Kurt and

Robin Updegravesdaughter, Deanna when

she married DanielKalinich in a ceremonyon Saturday, June 15th,

2013. Scott F. Bower-

man, Pastor at Centralperformed the wedding.

The couple reside in Chambersburg.

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kalinich

On Sunday, June 23rd,

Pastor Scott Bowermanbaptized the Watt twins,

Connor & Carson.

The twins parents are

Chris and Heather.

Assisting Pastor Scott was

Heathers father, the Rev.

David Wickmann. Rev.

Wickmann served at Moravian churches in

Ohio, Arizona and Pennsylvania. Most re-cently he was head of the Moravian Church

in Northern Province. He retired in 2010

and is now a visitation pastor at Schoeneck

Moravian Church in Nazareth, PA.

Connorleft

Carsonright

ITS A GIRL!!Philip & AmandaBietsch welcomed anew baby girl onThursday, June 20th at3:33pm. Baby and

mom are doing very well. This is theirfirst child. Sophie Grace weighed 7.99lbs. and is 21-1/2 inches long.

Congratulations Phil and Amanda!

Church NewsPastor Scott and

Susan will be on

vacation from July

6th18th.

Central Presbyterian

Church Office will be

CLOSEDThursday, July 4th

(Independence Day)and

Friday, July 5thA volunteer will be available

9am-12noon

Guest Preachers while Pastor Scott isaway:

July 7th: Rev. Charles (Buz) Myers

July 14th: Rev. Rosie Magee



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UPCOMING FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIESJULY 20: ChambersFest On July 30, 1864, Chambersburg became the only northern town to

be burned by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. Chambersburg bounced back quickly

and has celebrated the spirit of the townspeople and the rebirth of the town every July since

1986. Central participates in the celebration by extending our hospitality and opening our doors

to visitors. Greeter sign up sheets will be posted in the lobby in June.

AUGUST 23: Annual Church Picnic Once again we will be meeting Friday evening at Norlo

Park to share food and fellowship with members and friends of Central. More information, and

reservation slips, will be available soon, but reserve the date now.

SEPTEMBER 29: 5th Sunday Service Central will worship together as one body and celebrate

our 145th anniversary. Following the service will be a special lunch commemorating our heri-

tage. More information will be available soon, but reserve the date now. You will not want to

miss this service.

CENTRALS RUMMAGE SALEThanks to the help of many volunteers, we were able to

raise $3,105 over the three-day sale. Better yet, we helpedour church family by selling over 1500 items that were clut-tering their lives. Although it was a lot of hard work andmany hours were invested, it turned out to be a lot of funwith several friendships beginning and many new acquaint-ances made. Session will be deciding what to do with themoney at their next meeting.Volunteers who gave anywhere from 2 hours to severaldays:Melissa West, Ronnie Walder, Jeff and Dani Kardisco, Sue,Mike, Jeremy and Luke Stahl, Erin Regan, Bill and Trena Oyler, Karl and Pat Shreiner, Ronand Lori George, Anne Miller, Bud and Renee Furl, Scott and Deb Mummert, Scott Bower-man, Rodney and Carol Varner, Amy Leary, Gene and Sandy Wilson, Sylvia Troust, SallyHarper, Art and Gladys Kuehn, Scott and Kari Wiley, Tom and Jean Diehl, Len Hendricks,Tim Smith, Don and Bev Wissner, Dottie Bush, Don Weber, Linda Igou, Duane and JudyGooch, Jenine Grove, Jim and Hannah Sharp, Gary Geiman, Linda Dalton, Missy and Mor-gan Igou, Bill and Jenny Daniels, Karen Dunton, Cindy Happel, Don, Shelley, and Dominic

Marangoni, Jean Gisriel, Luella Smith, Esther John-son, Bev Minnich, Brenda Black, Mary Mohr, Marciaand Jess Whitmore, Gary and Ginger Lewis, Tim,Emily, Thomas, and Ellie Miller, Rich, Katie, and Kevin

Carbaugh.We received many compliments on the organization ofitems for the sale, but also received some constructivecriticism which will be considered if this event is tack-led again in the future. Thanks again to all who do-nated items, physically helped with the sale, andprayed for its success.

The Queens of Rummage,Tammy Carbaugh and Ann Miller



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CHAMBERSFEST

On July 30, 1864, Chambersburg became the only northern town to be burned by Con-federate soldiers during the Civil War. Chambersburg bounced back quickly and hascelebrated the spirit of the townspeople and the rebirth of the town every July since

1986. Numerous events are held during a 16-day period for a complete listing visitchambersburg.org/pages/ChambersFest/

On Saturday July 20 Celebrate! The Arts at Old Market Days will be held downtown.This is a street festival featuring food and craft vendors as well as entertainment. Aspart of this celebration, we will again have the church open for cool air and bathroombreaks. We are looking for volunteers to serve as greeters in the LWW lobby. We willneed approximately 2 people for each shift: 9:00-11:00 AM, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, 1:00-3:00 PM, 3:00-4:00 PM, 6:00-8:00 PM, and 8:00-10:30 PM.

Last year the organizers added a new event the simulated Burning of Chambers-

burg. Using lazar lights and character actors, people will experience an interactive re-enactment of the ransom demand and the town burning. Since this event was very wellattended last year, we want to keep our building open through the evening.

If you are interested in greeting, please add your name to the sign up sheet posted inthe Lincoln Way lobby. This is a wonderful opportunity to share in the fun downtownand extend our Central hospitality.

SESSION ACTIONS

JUNE 2013

Session took the following actions at its June meeting. If you have any questions,please talk to one of the Elders: Brenda Black, Bill Daniels, Tom Diehl, Jean Gisriel,Linda Igou, Sue Keefer, Ann Miller, Jim Sharp, Karl Shreiner, Luella Smith, Doug Van-derau, Don Weber, or Kathryn Finley, Clerk.

Removed, at his request, Vince Giordano from membership at Central. Agreed that Central will pay the portion of the Campus Outreach bill that is applica

ble to Zach Oyler, but will not pay the portion assigned to Bryan and Betsy Bendersince they are no longer with Campus Outreach.

Affirmed that the Mothers Day Out Director is a professional staff member of Central Presbyterian Church.

Approved the following communion schedule for the remainder of 2013: July 28 145th Anniversary, August 25 intinction, October 6 World Wide Communion, November 24 Thanksgiving, and December 22 Christmas.

Approved the recommendation that the proceeds from the Rummage Sale, slightlymore than $3,000, be used for the acquisition of a new projector for the contemporary worship service.

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