Shenkel United

Church of Christ

SHARINGS AND CONCERNS

June 2010

SHENKEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

1580 Shenkel Road

Pottstown PA 19465

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Shenkel United Church of Christ’s “The NEWSLETTER” is a monthly publication prepared, edited, and mailed by the leadership and staff to all members and friends of the church. It communicates news about our life, purpose, and mission as a Church of Jesus Christ. Information related to our partnership as a member of the United Church of Christ and wider church/community out-reach is included on a regular basis. The Church is located at Unionville & Shenkel Roads in North Coventry Township.

June 2010 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2

Prayer Team Class 6:30 PM Agape 7 PM

3

Community Lunch Bunch Indoor Picnic 11:30 AM—1:30 PM

4 5

6

Communion

7

8

Spiritual Council 7 PM Consistory 7:30 PM

9 Prayer Team Class 6:30 PM

10 11 12

13 Last

Sunday School

Healing Prayers

All

14 15 16 Prayer Team Class 6:30 PM Peace Service 7 PM

17 Healing

Prayers Gath-ering 9:15 AM

Meeting 6:30 PM

18 19

20

One service of worship 9:30 AM inside

21 22 23 24 25 26

27

One service of worship 9:30 AM — Last service inside for summer.

28

Community Meal at Noon

29

30 Begins Sunday, July 4th. See page 7 for details.

1580 Shenkel Road, Pottstown PA 19465 610.326.3535

Email: shenkelucc@aol.com www.shenkelucc.org

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The Pastor’s Pen

Pastor Bonnie L. Moore

484.524.8280

blmoore@comcast.net

Monday—Sabbath Day

Office Hours:

Tues., Wed., Thurs

9:00 AM—1:00 PM

CONSISTORY

OFFICERS

President

Kimberly Yocom

Vice President

Barry Miller

Secretary

Sandy Rowe

Treasurer

Ken Bevan

Financial Secretary

Doug Allen

Assistant Financial

Secretary

Lori Scharneck

Director of

Music Ministry

Joan Valentine Johnson

Elders

Glen Hoff

Carol Lykens

Barry Miller

Sandy Rowe

Wayne Klein

Deacons

Barbara Burhans

Richard Golden

Vera Hoff

Claire Faust

Kim Yocom

Secretary: Judy Embriani Newsletter Editor: Kim Metzger Assistant Editor: Bill Baseley

“We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed;

perplexed, but not driven to despair… struck down, but not destroyed…”

- 2 Corinthians 4:8

Over the past month, my brother and sister-in-law, who live in Boston and are HUGE

Celtics fans, got me hooked on the Eastern Conference Semifinals.

The first game I caught on TV was Game 3 – the Celtics and the Cavaliers were tied 1-

1, and the Cavs crushed the Celtics 124-95, even though the game was played on the

C’s home turf! Even my sister-in-law, Penny, was skeptical that her ―boys‖ would be

able to overcome LeBron James again, so it was with great trepidation that I tuned in to

Game 4, and watched with amazement (and much heart pounding) as Boston took it –

97-87!

Game 5 was back in Cleveland, so everyone wondered if the Celtics would be able to

keep up their incredible performance away from home, but they blew the Cavs away

with a 120-88 final score, and then finished up the division playoffs 4-2 with a 94-85

victory back on their home court a few days later.

Now I have no idea what Coach Doc Rivers said to his team after their devastating

Game 3 defeat, but I suspect it was something very similar to what the Apostle Paul

said to his colleagues in ministry in Corinth (see quote above) when things were not

going so well for them. Words have great power to renew hope and to inspire people to

live up to their best potential.

Of course, Paul prefaced his comments with the reminder that ―we have this treasure in

clay jars, so that it may be made clear that this extraordinary power belongs to God and

does not come from us.‖ As the angel reminded the prophet Zechariah (Zechariah 4:6):

―Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, says the LORD of hosts.‖

Being faced with adversity or challenge is no time to give up – it’s time to renew our

trust in the source of all human strength. Let’s ―coach‖ each other to remember God’s

Pentecost promise that God’s Spirit – ―a spirit of power and of love and of self-

discipline‖ (see 2 Timothy 1:7) will be with us always and at all times. Thanks be to

God who gives us the victory!

Be God’s,

Pastor Bonnie

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JUNE

EARLY

LATE

6/6

Jessie and Barbara

Painter

NEED SPONSOR

Ron & Carol Pearson

Barry Miller

Barb Burhans

Richard Golden

Wayne Klein

Vera Hoff

6/13

Tootie and Louise

Hine

NEED SPONSOR

Dick and Verna

Walters

The Mocarski

Family

6/20

Stan and Carol Stubbe

NEED SPONSOR

ONE SERVICE ONLY

INSIDE AT 9:30 AM

Cameron and Olivia Dushanko

6/27

NEED SPONSOR

NEED SPONSOR

ONE SERVICE ONLY

INSIDE AT 9:30 AM

Connie and Sam Armbruster

In church each Sunday, you can sponsor altar flowers, bulletins, or “Flours.” “Flours” is a collection of pantry items or monetary donations to the pan-try. If a cash donation to the pantry is made, a wheat arrangement will be placed on the altar. Altar flowers are $30.00 and bulletin dedications are $6.50. Food Sculptures are also gladly accepted.

Look for the pretty new envelopes in the narthex for you to use to make your dedications. The yellow one is specifically to order altar flowers/”flours” or to announce the donation of a food sculpture. The green one is to be used only for bulletins. Hopefully, this will simplify the process.

But please, do not submit payment without an envelope. This makes it difficult for proper bookkeeping. When your envelope is completed, you should then sign your name on the chart in the narthex by the appropriate date and put your envelope either in the collection plate or drop in the secretary’s mailbox on the wall next to the office door. Thank you!

Healing Prayers

We have healing prayers during both ser-vices on the second Sunday of each month. It is our hope that you will use this opportunity to participate. During the collec-tion of the offering, anyone who desires prayer for themselves or on behalf of an-other is invited to go to come to the front of church, where a prayer team will join you for prayer. A prayer team will also be avail-able in the front of the church at the conclusion of the ser-vice.

Healing prayers are also of-fered the third Thursday of every month at 9:15 a.m. in the sanctuary. Anyone in need of prayers for themselves or on behalf of another is welcome !

REMEMBER….Weather permitting, outdoor worship in the Grove begins

July 4th with one service only at 9:30 AM. See article on page 7..

PAGE 5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW.….

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL Every Sunday at

9:30 a.m. in the social room June 6 - THE HOLY LANDS (part 2) ... Forrest & Betty Kreiger

June 13 -THE HOLY LANDS (part 3) ... Forrest & Betty Kreiger

June 13th is the last day of the Sunday

School sessions for this season. We will

resume again in September.

Peace Service Change!

During the summer, our monthly

Peace Service will move outside

to the Grove, weather permit-

ting, and will be held on the

third Wednesday, instead of the

third Sunday of each month

(June 16, July 21, and August

18) beginning at 7:30 p.m.

If you’ve never attended this contemplative service of wor-

ship, plan to take a break from your busy schedule and join

us over the summer. There is plenty of time for quiet medita-

tion and prayer; the repetitive Taizé style chants and candle

light (along with the bird songs and wind rustling through the

trees) help create a peaceful and reflective setting for wor-

ship.

Communion is offered to everyone at every Peace Service.

Report of Spring Meeting -

Pennsylvania Southeast Conference of the United

Church of Christ

April 24, 2010

―A Praying Community‖

Pastor Bonnie Moore, together with delegates Vera Hoff and Carol Lykens attended the PA Southeast Conference on

Saturday, April 24th, 2010. This took place at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lansdale. Following registration,

we enjoyed a delicious Continental Breakfast. We gathered in the Sanctuary for morning prayers led by the youth of

the Conference and then a Keynote Address by The Rev. Kathryn Matthews Huey, Minister for Covenantal Steward-

ship Local Church Ministries, UCC.

At the conclusion of our morning service, we attended our respective workshops. I attended ―Prayerfulness-A Way of

Life‖ conducted by Rev. Paul L. Jones and Rev. Joseph A. Motz. This was about finding a prayer life in the minutes

and rituals of our day. They discussed methods to empower us to recognize the tools already at our finger tips for a

rich and fulfilling prayer life. They spoke of Brother Lawrence, writer of ―Practice of the Presence of God‖ as a helpful

tool for praying. At the end of the class Rev. Motz gave out information about another method of praying based on

nearly 500 years of Jesuit spiritual tradition called ―The Examen of Consciousness‖. Maybe this can be shared with

Adult SS sometime.

Vera attended a workshop ―Prayer as Singing‖, conducted by Rev. Karl W. Jones, Jr., presenting varying styles of mu-

sic that create an environment of prayerful openness, joy, healing, and blessing. Rev. Jones noted that the young

children are not learning ―camp type‖ hymns, i.e. ―Jesus Loves Me‖ anymore. He suggested that 10-15 minutes be

delegated for the children to learn these hymns on Sunday morning.

We enjoyed a delicious lunch after our workshops, followed by a beautiful Service of Word and Sacrament in the

Sanctuary. The Sermon was given by The Rev. F. Russell Mitman, D.Min. Conference Minister titled ―God-neediness.‖

Following this beautiful service, we gathered in the community room to attend the final meeting for Reflections, Re-

ports, Recognitions, Commissioning of the Search Committee for our Conference Minister and President by The Rev.

Wanda D. Craner, Election and Installation of Officers, Conference Consistory and Ministry Council. Following a

hymn , Charge and Blessing, this meeting was adjourned.

Gratefully submitted by Carol Lykens, Elder, and Vera Hoff, Deacon, of Shenkel United Church of Christ. Thank you

for the privilege of being your delegates at the Spring Meeting of the Pennsylvania Southeast Conference, April 24,

2010.

At the May Meeting, Consistory…...

Received certificates from the Conference for our 2009 OCWM contributions, and honoring us for being a ―5

for 5‖ congregation (we contributed to all five UCC special offerings in 2009).

Thanked Kim and Lisa Yocom for a GREAT clean-up job in the kitchen.

Received a thank you note from the Pottstown Cluster for contributions.

Approved hosting Bryan Sirchio for a concert on Saturday, October 2.

Learned we will host the Rev. Dr. Russ Mitman for ―UCC Sunday‖ on December 5.

Approved the 2010 Nominating Committee: Lisa Yocom (chair), Betsy Bevan and Bob Brown.

Approved Mary Lou Smith and Carol Lykens to replace Barbara Brown and Barry Yocom whose terms on the

Pastoral Relations Committee expire in June.

Learned that the Stewardship Committee will be offering a Electronic Funds Transfer option for member giving

(see article in this newsletter).

Heard a report from Carol Lykens and Vera Hoff who served as our delegates to the PSEC Spring Meeting (see

article in this newsletter).

Complete copies of Consistory Minutes are available from the church office upon request.

ADMINISTRATIVE NEWS….

As of April 30, 2010

YTD Current Fund O.C.W.M

Actual 43,153.93 4,133.00

Budget 49,593.36 3,666.67

Over/Under (6,439.43) 466.33

SPECIAL OFFERING FOR JUNE is

Strengthen the Church, which is the

UCC’s annual offering to help build our

denominational future. Funds are di-

rected to your church’s conference, local

churches and various important ministries. Please be as

generous as you can. Thank you.

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In May, we received $25 for the aluminum cans collected at our church. Way to go! Keep up the good work!

Now available!

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is now an op-

tion for giving at Shenkel UCC! If you sign up

for EFT, your gift will be automatically debited

once each month from your bank account,

and can be designated for the Current Fund,

Our Church’s Wider Mission, and/or the Property Fund. Your contri-

butions will be credited to your Shenkel giving account, and will ap-

pear on your year-end tax statement along with any other contribu-

tions you may make throughout the year.

To sign up for EFT, complete an Electronic Funds Transfer Authoriza-

tion Form available in this newsletter (page 12), on Shenkel’s website

www.shenkelucc.org, or from the church office.

MORE INFORMATION….

News from the Pottstown Cluster JUNE 2010

The Pottstown Cluster Outreach Center is now open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM -12:00 PM for client services and to accept donations.

Breaking News!! PCRC Finds A Permanent Home

After more than 15 years of searching, PCRC has found a new home at 57 N. Franklin Street. Thank you to all of our friends and supporters for your prayers and encouragement throughout the search process. We invite your ongoing sup-port as we prepare our new home for our use. Please visit our site often to keep informed about our progress.

FOR JUNE…. Pantry needs: Diapers (Size 4,5,6) and baby wipes

Clothes Closet and Housewares: Glad Trash Bags (30 gallon size), Boys' pants (size 10); Spring and Summer Clothes (sizes 2T Boys, 2T girls, and 12 months, boys) and Queen, King and Full Sheets Thank you.

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IT’S GETTING CLOSER…...but there’s still time to sign up for our fun night at the Reading Phillies. The date is Thursday, July 22nd - Fireworks, of course! Tickets cost $9.00 each. Children able to share your seat are free. 40 tickets have been reserved. First come, first served! Look for more in-formation and a sign up chart in the Narthex. Transportation by bus is provided, leaving the church at 5:15 PM.

The last day of Sunday School

is fast approaching and with the

help of the Board of Christian

Education, we will again have

an all church picnic after the

late service. The date is June 13, 2010. We will be

serving fried chicken from Jerry’s Fried Chicken in

Pottstown and we will also have birch beer on tap.

Games and activities will be led by Andrew and Linda

Foss. What you need to bring – your place settings, a

side dish/salad or dessert to share. Please sign up on

the sheet in the narthex. COME JOIN THE FUN!

AND DON’T

FORGET….

The Pottstown Cluster Food Bank

collection at Shenkel is the 1st Sunday of each month. Please place

your items in the large plastic bins in the narthex.

AND...Please bring in your used cell phones

and empty ink cartridges and place them in the box across from the

nursery, or in the box located on the coat rack shelf

across from the office. These cartridges are re-cycled to

Staples, and the church receives credits toward the pur-

chase of office supplies.

The used cell phones are given to the police department

to be distributed to abused women.

Summer worship begins on Sunday, June

20th, with ONE SERVICE at 9:30 a.m. IN-SIDE. Sunday, June 27th will be the same.

Beginning on July 4th, we will worship at 9:30 a.m. in the Grove, weather permitting. Sum-

mer worship is informal – lawn chairs and beach blankets are welcome!

In preparation for the 2010-2011 school year, we

are looking for Sunday School Teachers. If you are

interested, please contact Stacia Bradley at stacia-

bradley@hotmail.com or 610-310-2721.

BULLETIN BOARD….

COMMUNITY LUNCH BUNCH

INDOOR PICNIC THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2010

11:30 AM to 1:30 PM

Time for some super Summer fun!

Games, great food and lots of fun!

To top it all off, you’ll get to build yourself a sundae!

Each person (or couple) is asked to bring a food dish

(casserole or salad) to share for the picnic. Drinks and spe-

cial ice cream and fixings for the sundaes will be provided

for dessert.

Don’t miss this last event before we break for Summer.

Come and bring a friend!

Sign-up sheet is in the narthex.

Prayer Shawl Ministry

The Prayer Shawl Ministry

meets every third Wednesday

morning at 9:30 AM and every

third Thursday evening of the

month from 7-9 PM. The dates

for this month are May 19th

and 20th. Our labors of love

are available to anyone of any age or circum-

stance who requests a shawl. If you know of

someone who would benefit from having a

prayer shawl for any reason, or if you are in-

terested in joining us, please contact June Har-

tung at 610-323-5617.

THE SHENKEL

QUILTERS

The Shenkel Quilters have every-

thing ready for the quilt showing

and raffle. We will be displaying

the quilt and explaining the raffle

at an early and late church ser-

vice. The exact Sunday has yet to be decided, but it will

be very soon. The quilt will be displayed at several

church events. You will have plenty of opportunity to pur-

chase the raffle tickets. We worked many hours on the

quilt and are excited to show it to you. We hope you will

help us aid Pastor Bryan Sirchio with his mission to help

the Haitian children. Please think of friends, co-workers,

and neighbors that might be interested in our raffle. Kim

Yocom has generously offered her talent to take pictures

of the quilt. This will enable us to show the quilt we are

raffling. We are so thrilled to learn that Pastor Sirchio

will be visiting us in October and performing a concert

for the church and community. The quilt drawing will be

on November 21st at the Community Thanksgiving

Meal. If you would like to read more about Bryan's mis-

sion, the website is www.haitipartnersmcc.org. All this

information is on the raffle ticket. The dates for our

quilt meetings in June are: Tuesdays the 8th and 22th at

9:30am in the Church Social Hall. Margie Allen

Shenkel is on Facebook! Search Shenkel

United Church of Christ and become a fan.

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“Towels For Pals” A confirmation project by Sami Terrell

(collecting towels & blankets for needy animals in our area)

Would you like to help the needy animals in our community by providing them with a soft and comfy spot to rest? If so, please consider donating your un-wanted bath & beach towels as well as blankets to my confirmation project titled “Towels for Pals.”

All you need to do is bring them to church between now and

our church picnic, which is June 13th, and place them in the

large plastic bin designated for “Towels for Pals.” I will wash

all the items and provide them to the local shelters in our

area.

And if you can’t make it to church and would still like to do-

nate your towels, please call or e-mail me and I will stop by

and pick them up from your house. I will even bring my spe-

cial pal, my puppy Daisy, to visit with you.

Thank you for your willingness to help me with my confirma-

tion project.

Sami Terrell

e-mail: go4swim@comcast.net

Telephone: (610) 970-1113

Have you ever wanted

to offer to pray with

someone, but been

uncertain about how

to ask, or how to form

a prayer that is appropriate? A three week

class, offered on Wednesdays, June 2, 9

and 16 from 6:30 – 7:30 will help you feel

comfortable, even confident, about sharing

prayer with others.

Participants will be invited to become a

part of Shenkel’s Prayer Team Ministry, but

you may also choose to simply use the

skills you learn on your own. Contact Pas-

tor Bonnie or Yvonne Strom if you will be

joining us.

PAGE 9 OUR CHURCH COMMUNITY AT SHENKEL….

FROM THE MUSIC MINISTRY….

Both Doug and I have felt warmly welcomed to the Shenkel Church family. We are thrilled to

be part of such a wonderful community of people.

Having met a number of you at church, we hear that many of you have hidden musical talents.

Your friends and relatives have ―ratted you out‖ and now we’re going to ask for your help in making the Shenkel

Music Ministry a vibrant part of the church. To make our program grow, we have many new things planned for

this summer and next fall. We’re asking that even if you can’t commit to a permanent member of the Senior Choir

or Chime Choir…we’d love to have you join us as a seasonal participant, or even a soloist with the choir from time

to time.

We know everyone is busy out there…us too. We have been given the challenge to grow the music ministry at

Shenkel UCC and we’ll do all in our power to encourage new talent to join us. We’ll be doing many new selections

this fall, and you’ll be hearing some different musical genres to help broaden our reach to many people. It’s fun…

and don’t forget…singers get to pray twice when they sing at church.

For now, we need some of this hidden talent to come out and help us this summer with special music

selections. We’re happy to help pick musical selections if you don’t know what to do, and we’ll

even help practice and train that talent if you want. Call, email, leave a trail of bread-crumbs to your

door…just get in touch with us to help.

A special thank you to Corrine, Kim and Lois for all their help in our transition. And additional

thanks to the music committee for bringing us to your welcoming doors.

God’s Musical Blessings to you all

Joan Johnson

610-321-1685 dougoutnaomi@verizon.net

Congratulations! On Sunday, May 2, Gillian Caplan, Breanna

Megni, Brooke Miller, Rebecca Painter, Samantha Pennell, and Sami

Terrell confirmed their baptismal vows. Please keep these young

women in your prayers as they continue their faith journeys as the

newest members of Shenkel United Church of Christ.

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STEWARD’S CORNER Lately I’ve been hearing about some of our members going out into the community and participating in some wonderful programs of entertainment! Wow! How cool is that? First it was a school play in which Collin Gray portrayed pharaoh, his brother, Lucas, sang with the children’s chorus, and Taylor Helmers and Jordan Caplan sang and danced in this musical at the OJR school. Next, I heard about a program in Pottstown called “Dancing with the Stars”, a fund raiser to benefit the Pottstown Foundation for Education. Our very own dancer,

Christine Durham, made her costume, figured out the dance steps, practiced with her partner, and won FIRST PLACE!! I remember hearing a Sunday School teacher reading the story of Moses’ sister, Miriam, who took a tambou-rine and began singing and dancing when Pharaoh (the real one, not Collin Gray) released the Israelites and the Red Sea waters opened enough to get them to freedom. All the women in the group joined Miriam as she danced. Dancing is an active verb, a fine art, a sign of happiness and delight. We applaud our members who have danced as a show of their talent, a sharing of joy. They have given of their time and talents for a worthy cause. There is a song that Lee Ann Womack made famous a few years ago – “I HOPE YOU DANCE” It’s a song with a great message.

I HOPE YOU NEVER LOSE YOUR SENSE OF WONDER, MAY YOU NEVER TAKE ONE SINGLE BREATH FOR GRANTED. MAY LOVE NEVER LEAVE YOU EMPTY-HANDED, WHENEVER ONE DOOR CLOSES, I HOPE ONE MORE OPENS. PROMISE ME THAT YOU’LL GIVE FAITH A FIGHTING CHANCE. AND WHEN YOU GET THE CHOICE TO SIT IT OUT OR DANCE — I HOPE YOU DANCE! NEVER SETTLE FOR THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE, LIVIN’ MIGHT MEAN TAKIN’ CHANCES— BUT THEY’RE WORTH TAKIN’. TIME IS A WHEEL IN CONSTANT MOTION, ALWAYS ROLLING US ALONG, AND WHEN YOU GET THE CHOICE TO SIT IT OUT OR DANCE — I HOPE YOU DANCE! TELL ME, WHO WANTS TO LOOK BACK ON THEIR YEARS AND WONDER WHERE THOSE YEARS HAVE GONE? I HOPE YOU DANCE…I HOPE YOU DANCE!!!

Shenkel UCC celebrates the sacrament of Holy Communion at both services on the first

Sunday of each month. Each time communion is served, some of the bread and non-

alcoholic wine that has been consecrated at the altar will be saved in a traveling commun-

ion kit, ready to go to the homes or hospital rooms of members who were unable to be

present, and would like to receive the sacrament. Please let Pastor Bonnie know if you, or

someone you know, would appreciate ―distance-communing‖ with their Shenkel Church

family!

AS ALWAYS AT SHENKEL…

IN JUNE, SHENKEL WILL BE PRAYING FOR: 6/6 Barb and Bill Burhans

Kay and George Ellis

Sherri, Bob and Ben Mocarski Derek Painter Lynne and Cody Moyer 6/13 Jennifer Hauze

Anna Bevan

Meredith Hampton

Lindsay Hoff Ruth Klein

6/20 Alyssa, Mike, Nike and Nate Rice

Henrietta and Carl Kurtz

Connie and Sam Armbruster Claire and Jim Faust Eric Klein

6/27 Karen , Dave, Sierra and Kyle Miller and Emily and Olivia Sakal Melanie, Tony, Matthew and David Ellis

Crystal, Everett and Tyler Burhans

June and Frank Hartung

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06/01 June Helfrich 06/01 Barbara Luckenbach 06/01 Barry Yocom 06/02 NICOLE CHRISTMAN 06/03 Barbara Painter 06/04 Anthony Iezzi 06/05 Robyn Apgar 06/06 Samantha Terrell 06/07 Margie Allen 06/09 SHARON SABO 06/10 ANGEL HERD 06/13 DAWN YOCOM 06/14 TOOTIE HINE 06/14 KRISTEN YANNICK 06/16 David Derman 06/16 Elizabeth Bevan 06/18 Marie Bade 06/19 Doug Johnson 06/19 Myles MCCULLAGH 06/20 STEVEN COMISHOCK 06/20 KELLY DWINCHICK 06/20 REBECCA NESTER 06/22 ALEXIS MOSER 06/24 Olivia Sakal 06/25 Kenneth Bevan 06/25 William Keim 06/25 JEREMY HAMPTON 06/28 Stanley Stubbe 06/28 David Lloyd 06/29 Logan Baker 06/30 JOANN MCKIERNAN 06/30 Steve Terrell 06/30 GABRIELLA MEGNI 06/30 Michael Zurek

SAVE THE DATE & SPREAD

THE WORD! Bryan Sirchio will be here to share his

music and update on his ministry in

Haiti on Saturday, October 2, 7:00

p.m.

CHURCH BULLETIN BLOOPER

OF THE MONTH….

Miss Charlene Mason sang ―I

will not pass this way again,‖

giving obvious pleasure to the

congregation.

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