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Palma Sola Presbyterian Church
The Agape Connection
Dear Palma Solans!
Although I never did adjust to winters up north, I always loved that feeling that “fall is in the
air”! Falling leaves, crisp weather, blue skies, apples and pumpkins everywhere! Now fall doesn’t
feel quite the same here in Florida, but at least we get some much needed RELIEF from the
heat. RELIEF?
When you think about it, our faith provides us a great source of RELIEF all year long, not just
in the fall! We find
RELIEF
from earth-boundedness in WORSHIP as we open ourselves to
God’s loving, truthful, and wise Spirit. We find RELIEF from the world’s false values in
STUDY as we encounter the light of God’s life-giving Word in Jesus Christ and in Scripture.
We find RELIEF from isolation in FELLOWSHIP as we support, encourage and challenge one
another. We find RELIEF from self-absorption in SERVICE as we discover the joy of a
purposeful and Christ-patterned life.
I know that the RELIEF from the cares and strains of life that I find through my life in
community here at Palma Sola is one of the primary ways that I am
“ReNEWed by Christ’s Spirit”!
Join me in October to find RELIEF through weekly worship, study, fellowship, and service.
After Cori Rigney preaches on October 4, World Communion Sunday (with Lewis Trotter
returning in my absence to preside over communion), I will begin a series based on the first
half of our Mission Statement: “ReNEWed by Christ’s Spirit”!
Sunday, 10/11: “ReNEWed in Spirit”: Psalm 51
Sunday, 10/18: “ReNEWed in Mind”: Romans 12
Sunday, 10/25: “ReNEWed in Strength”: Isaiah 40
Sunday, 11/1: “ReNEWed in Concern” (Part 1): Philippians 4
Sunday, 11/8: “ReNEWed in Concern” (Part 2): 2 Corinthians 8
Finding
RELIEF & ReNEWal
through God’s love and yours,
Indy
Palma Sola Presbyterian Church of Bradenton, FL
Pastor: Rev. India C. Dennis
6510 Third Avenue West, Bradenton, FL 34209
Office: (941) 792-3141 Fax: (941) 794-6545
Website: pspchurch.org Email: [email protected]
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Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
1
7A Men’s
Ministry
Friday
Saturday
2
3
9
10
6P Christian Ed.
7P Congregational
Care/Fellowship
4
5
9A Dawning
10A Fellowship
11A Traditional
6P Missions
6P Worship
6:30P Wyldlife
11
9A Dawning
10A Fellowship
11A Traditional
12
11A Book Club
6:30P Wyldlife
18
19
9A Dawning
10A Fellowship
11A Traditional
6
7
3:30P Community
Outreach Mtg.
6P Communications
7P P&G Mtg.
6:30P Cub Scouts
7P Boy Scouts
3:30P Preschool/
SacPac
6P Simple Supper
6:35P Bible Study
6:30P Youth Gr.
6:30P Choir
13
14
11A Women’s
Circle
6:30P Cub Scouts
7P Boy Scouts
7:30P College/
Young Adult
6P Simple Supper
6:15P Montreat Info
Mtg. for Youth Gr.
6:35P Bible Study
6:30P Choir
6:30P Youth Gr.
20
21
9A Dorcas
8
6P Family Fun
Night & Dinner
15
7A Men’s
Ministry
6:30P Wyldlife
6:30P Cub Scouts
7P Boy Scouts
7P Session
25
26
27
28
6:30P Wyldlife
6:30P Cub Scouts
7P Boy Scouts
6P Simple Supper
6:35P Bible Study
6:30P Choir
6:30P Youth Gr.
16
2P Fall Gathering
@ Dennis’ home
7P Finance
6:45P Palma Sola
Paints
22
23
2:30P Fall Gathering
@ Dennis’ home
2:30P Alzheimer’s
Support Group
6P Simple Supper
6:35P Bible Study
6:30P Choir
6:30P Youth Gr.
4P Concert Series
The First Brass
9:30A Flute Choir
29
17
9A Fiber Space
24
9:30A Flute Choir
6P Family Fun
Night & Dinner
6P Family
Fellowship w/kids
(Alisha Rigney’s
house)
30
31
7P Fall Gathering
@ Dennis’ home
5:30P Trick or
Trunk
9A Dawning
10A Fellowship
11A Traditional
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OCTOBER
2015
MEN'S GROUP
STUDY
SEEKING HIM
The Men's Group will be studying
Seeking Him: Experiencing the
Joy of Personal Revival on the
first and third Thursdays at 7:00
a.m. in Fellowship Hall. This is a
twelve lesson study for individual
and group use, which is designed
to lead individuals into a renewed
relationship with God. Each
month will cover a different
lesson over two Thursdays. All
men of the church are invited to
come join the Men's Group as
they seek Him individually and as
a group, and in doing so, experience restoration, renewal, and
revival.
For more information, contact:
Don Azbell 941-792-6467
Ron Dennis 941-251-3606
www.pspchurch.org
Our new College/Young Adult group’s first meeting
was a blast! We enjoyed catching up and spending
time in intentional fellowship! Our next meet up will
be on October 13 at Latte Luna’s. We will meet at
7:30 PM. A reminder will be sent out via text
message as the date draws near. If you, or a college student/young adult you know is interested in joining
us for fellowship, please contact Kelly Jo at (941) 962-8061.
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OCTOBER
2015
Join us For Family Fun!
family
Family
Game
Night!
Family
Movie Night!
October 9, 2015 at 6 PM
includes dinner and lots
of
October 23, 2015 at
6PM
Meet at Alisha Rigney’s house.
We will have a potluck dinner
and enjoy time together.
In Fellowship Hall.
Kids are welcome!
Includes dinner.
in Fellowship Hall.
fellowship
group!
Bring the whole family!
Join us at 6pm on:
October 24th
fun!
November 14th
Trick or Trunk
October 31, 2015
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Sign up to be a part of this great out-reach event!
Sign-up, decorate your car, and wear your favorite costume, or come as yourself…..
but come join us for a super sweet treat of a time.
We need donations of candy! Please bring your donation and place in the box
in Fellowship Hall plus sign up to participate.
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OCTOBER
2015
Cedarkirk
The Christmas Retreat is like a
little bit of summer camp in the
winter! Join us for a weekend of
fun, faith-building, fellowship, and
fantastic food as we learn about and prepare for - the birth of
Christ and what that means for
our lives today.
Register online today at
www.Cedarkirk.org.
Thornwell Homes, a Presbyterian children’s
home, has recently developed a local
ministry called “Building Families.”
A trained family counselor works with
individual families in an intensive, in-home
program that teaches parents and children
healthy habits of relating.
For more information and a confidential
referral, contact Pastor Indy Dennis at
[email protected] or 941-792-3141 ext.224.
Student Ministry Corner
We have just a few quick announcements for the upcoming month!
Montreat 2016
Now that Simple Supper has started on Wednesday nights,
students may come have dinner in the fellowship hall with
other church members starting at 6 PM. We will then meet
at 6:35 PM in the Attic for youth group.
We will be having a Montreat information meeting before
youth group at 6:15 PM October 14. Any students who are
interested in going to Montreat must attend this meeting.
The youth group will be participating in Trick or Trunk this
year as one of our Release projects. More details to come.
The camping trip, originally set for the weekend of September 25-27 has been postponed to a later
date.
All middle school and high school students are invited to join us!
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OCTOBER
2015
ReNEW Your Faith…
ReNEW Your Heart…ReNEW Your Mind
with these thoughtful, transformative studies!
“LIVE to FORGIVE”
SUNDAYS, 10:10 a.m.: 10/4-11/8
This powerful DVD-discussion study helps us understand how God forgives us and how
we can then share that forgiveness with others. This biblically-based approach can transform
lives and restore relationships as we learn to “Live to Forgive.”
Leader: Ron Dennis Location: Church Parlor
Workbook (recommended): $20.00
“The POWER of FORGIVENESS”
SUNDAYS, 10:10 a.m.: 11/15 & 11/20
Continue to probe the mysterious power of forgiveness with this two-session documentary
and discussion based on personal stories and clinical research, including insight
from religious leaders from many traditions.
SIMPLE SUPPER & WEDNESDAY NIGHT STUDY!!!
10/7/15 - 11/18/15
SIMPLE SUPPER: 6:00 p.m.
Cost: $4.00/person, $10.00/family, Children under 3 FREE
STUDY: “FAITH & DOUBT Q& A”: 6:35 p.m.
In response to feedback from a sermon entitled “Faith & Doubt,” Pastor Indy will present
biblical teachings on sincere faith questions raised by Palma Sola members!
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10/7-14: Is Jesus unique? Does the New Testament teach that he is the only way to salvation? If so,
how? How do we as Presbyterians understand the place of other religions?
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10/21-28: What is the relationship between human suffering and the goodness of God?
Between
human free-will and the sovereignty and providence of God?
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11/4: What about heaven and life after death? Where is heaven? How do we know we will be there?
11/11: How does the Bible describe human nature? Why is there so much division and hate in the
world?
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11/18: OPEN Q & A: Bring your other questions for a stimulating discussion!
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OCTOBER
2015
L.I.F.E. GROUPS LAUNCH
THREE NEW "Living in Faith Everyday" (L.I.F.E.) Groups
will launch in the next month!
Interested? Contact the following:
WOMEN'S WEEKDAY MORNING, Wed., 9:30 a.m.:
CONTACT: Linda Martin at
[email protected] or 941-755-7830
WHERE? Church Parlor
WHAT? Possible Beth Moore study!
RETIREE WOMEN'S WEEKDAY AFTERNOON
CONTACT: Diane Hayward at 941-730-2159
WHERE? Freedom Village.
WHEN & WHAT? Exact time & topic to be decided on by group!
WOMEN'S WEEKDAY MORNING CIRCLE
CONTACT: Phyllis Reichart at 941-747-7772
WHEN & WHERE? 11 a.m. (1st Tuesday) Freedom Village
Peter and Vicki Sokolich
Peter grew up in New York and Vermont. Vicki grew up in Utah and Arizona. Peter
is a manager at Sam's Club and Vicki works for the Central Community Redevelopment
Agency, City of Bradenton. They relocated to Bradenton in 2012. Peter enjoys
NASCAR, bike riding, kayaking, and reading. Vicki also enjoys NASCAR, reading,
movies, and photography.
2015
“A Season of Sounds”
2016
6510 Third Avenue West, Bradenton, FL 34209 (941) 792-3141 website: pspchurch.org
Sunday, October 18, 2015
at 4:00 p.m.
Oktoberbrass
featuring
First Brass
We will be starting our 2015-2016 Concert
Series in style by bringing to Palma Sola The
First Brass performing Oktoberbrass!
Celebrating
many
October
traditions,
Oktoberbrass will feature a wonderful variety
of music, including sacred hymns, show
tunes and even polka. Finish off the afternoon
at a reception hosted by the members of Palma
Sola Presbyterian Church in Fellowship Hall.
*This is a ticketed event. Tickets are:
$15.00 in advance and available from the church
office, online at www.TheFirstBrass.org, or by calling
First Brass at 941-928-0296.
$20.00 at the door.
Sunday, November 8, 2015
at 4:00 p.m.
Wares Creek Boys
Plan to tap your feet and clap your hands to the
gospel music of The Wares Creek Boys.
Founded in the early 1980’s, and consisting of
four men, this local band has entertained the
Bradenton/Sarasota area for many years. They
share with their audiences a multitude of musical
talents, harmonizing gospel songs in a barbershop quartet style.
Come join us and enjoy their wonderful voices as
they perform many old familiar songs.
This concert is free! However, we will receive an
offering to support the Concert Series program of
Palma Sola Presbyterian Church.
A reception will follow in Fellowship Hall,
hosted by Palma Sola Presbyterian Church.
2015
“A Season of Sounds”
2016
6510 Third Avenue West, Bradenton, FL 34209 (941) 792-3141 website: pspchurch.org
Friday, January 22, 2016
at 6:30 p.m.
Mr. Harley
The story of the Pied Piper entrancing the
children of Hamelin has lasted for centuries.
Now, a new Pied Piper is making his way across
America, only he’s using his powers for good.
His name is Mr. Harley, and for the past nine
years his music and concerts have made children
of all ages very happy.
Mr. Harley leads a secret life as Harley Smith, a
mild-mannered jazz/rock drummer of the music
scene in Maine. But as Mr. Harley, he brings a
lively guitar, a pile of songs, and a fender-wide
grin to the stage, where his sheer exuberance
energizes and delights crowds of all shapes and
sizes.
A Mr. Harley audience is not a timid one. Any
inhibitions are magically wiped away, and it isn’t
long before kids (and even a few grown-ups) are
hopping like frogs, wriggling like snakes, and
roaring like tigers.
Parents, Grandparents and children of all ages are
invited to this exciting program!
Saturday, February 27, 2016
at 4:00 p.m.
Magic
of
Manatee
A Sweet Adeline Chorus
The Sweet Adeline Chorus is more than just an a
cappella ensemble. Winner of the Audience
Choice Award at the Sweet Adelines International
Regional
Competition,
these
ladies
join
together to bring exceptional entertainment to
audiences around the area.
Experience their diverse repertoire as they
harmonize familiar tunes in four-part a cappella
harmony. In addition to rich harmonies, Magic of
Manatee will wow you with their showmanship
through fun costumes and creative choreography.
An offering will be collected toward the Concert
Series. Plan to attend a reception in Fellowship
Hall afterwards hosted by Palma Sola Presbyterian.
Palma Sola Presbyterian Church thanks you!
It is only through the generosity of people who love and support music that the church is able to provide the
quality of performances which benefit both our church and the greater Bradenton community.
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Become a friend of
the PSPC Concert
Series. Please fill out
the form below and
return it along with your donation. If
you are interested in underwriting
one of our concerts, contact the
church office at: 941-792-3141.
Palma Sola Presbyterian Church
2015 - 2016 Concert Series
2015
Senior
Adult
Retreat
October 21, 2015
10 AM - 3 PM
Enjoy an engaging workshop session, a delicious
home-cooked meal, and wear comfortable clothes
and shoes since there will be free time available for
games, rocking on the porch, or strolling around
camp. Contact Cedarkirk for more information at:
www.Cedarkirk.org or 813-685-4224, ext. 2.
I (we) would like to help support the 2015 - 2016
Concert Series.
Name
As you wish it to appear in our program.
Check here if you wish to remain anonymous.
Address
Our Next Meeting
is:
City
October 21, 2015
at
2:30 p.m.
State
Zip
Email
Amount Enclosed $
Please make check payable to PSPC.
Write “Concert Series” on the memo line.
Drop your donation in the offering plate
using a Concert Series envelope located in
the pews, or mail to:
Palma Sola Presbyterian Church
6510 Third Avenue West
Bradenton, FL 34209
Jan Entwistle, Facilitator
Are you, or someone you know, affected by
Alzheimer’s disease? Then join our Alzheimer’s
Association Support Group in the Library at
Palma Sola Presbyterian Church, 6510 3rd
Avenue West, Bradenton, FL. Enter at the school/
library entrance on the north side of the church
(on 2nd Avenue West). We meet the third
Wednesday of each month.
Co-sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association,
you will learn valuable tools to use when living
with or caring for someone with Alzheimer’s
disease and share your own stories and successes in a safe, confidential setting.
For more information, call the church office at:
941-792-3141
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OCTOBER
2015
PSPC Book Club
LOVE a GOOD BOOK? LOVE TO TALK ABOUT GOOD BOOKS?
Then come join our NEW PALMA SOLA BOOK CLUB!
WHO? OPEN to ALL Palma Solans & guests.
WHAT? Monthly gathering to laugh, share, learn!
WHEN? Second Monday (10/12/15) at 11 a.m.
WHERE? Church Media Center/Library.
QUESTIONS? Call Vicki Schooley at 941-792-5672.
OCTOBER READ: The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd
2015-2016 Reading List
Nov 9
Dec 14
Jan 11
Feb 8
Mar 14
Apr 11
May 9
June 13
July 11
Aug 8
Sept 12
Oct 10
Nov 14
All the Light We Cannot See
2 a.m. at The Cat’s Pajamas
The Boys In The Boat
The Nazi Officer’s Wife
Gilead
Lila
Leaving Time
The Nightingale
The Little Paris Bookshop
A Spool of Blue Thread
A Touch of Stardust
Counting by 7’s
Follow The River
Property and Grounds team has been hard at work
Anthony Doerr
Marie-Helene Bertino
Daniel James Brown
Edith H Beer
Marilynne Robinson
Marilynne Robinson
Jodi Picoult
Kristin Hannah
Nina George
Anne Tyler
Kate Alcott
Holly Sloan
James Alexander
Property and Grounds Report
A work day is planned this fall; please plan on attending. Stay tuned; we will be sending out an email blast with the details.
Van installed a new dishwasher in the kitchen. The old one broke down and was leaking water.
New signs have been purchased and installed - east entrance door: staff, south side: delivery sign, and office room #1: Youth and Family Directors.
We worked with FPL and Verizon in eliminating sales tax on the monthly bills, a savings of approximately $50.00 per month.
Preschool has finished with its remodeling. They collaborated with the contractor to work after the school was closed each day to complete the task under
contract. The work is now complete and it looks great!
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We are working with the music director to move him and his items into the original music office. The Youth Director, Family Life Director and Cory Rigney will
share office space in room #1. A desk area will also exist in the music directors’ office.
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On Thursday morning 8/27/15 we experienced a major electrical surge that knocked out the electricity (for a very short time), the internet and our in-house
network router. The router was damaged beyond repair. We purchased a new router and had Verizon reboot the phone line. Interestingly, the new router works about
40% faster than the old one which was at least 14 years old!
The Icemaker got hit by lightning as well. Van replaced the cord that was damaged and all seem well with the machine. We were fortunate that more damage was not
done!
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We have many projects planned for the rest of 2015 going into 2016 and we need your help! If you see anything that needs our attention, please let us
know.
Thanks and God bless our beautiful Church,
Lee Martin Property and Grounds Chairperson, [email protected]
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OCTOBER
2015
Fiber Space
PLEASE DONATE!
The Community Outreach team is collecting Christmas cards for the troops. They
can be brand new boxed sets or leftovers
from prior years.
We will collect the Christmas cards until
November 18, 2015, the Sunday before
Thanksgiving.
Collection boxes will be in the Fellowship
Hall, the Narthex and the Preschool/SacPac
entry area by the Media Center. Cards will
be delivered to MOTS.
If you have any questions, please feel free
to call Myrna Felix at 941-725-7924.
After a summer break, fiber enthusiasts are poised to
converge on the PSPC Media Center Saturday, October
17th. The Media Center (Library – enter the north side of
the church) doors will be unlocked at 9 a.m. and we’ll be
dousing the lights at noon. Come solo or bring a friend (or
two or three); come when you
can and stay as long as you care
to. No materials or books to buy
and no sign-up or registration;
just bring your own portable
project, knitting, crochet, spinning, sewing, quilting, scrap
booking for a morning of
unstructured fellowship. Fiber
Space, a ministry of the PSPC
Outreach Team, gathers monthly,
the third Saturday of the month.
For more information, contact Linda Martin at:
[email protected] or 941-755-7830
DORCAS
October 20, 2015
9:00 a.m. - Noon
Come join this great
ministry as we serve our
very own community!
Do you SHOP at
FAMILY CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE?
Do you WANT to SUPPORT
Palma Sola’s
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ministry?
This month, we will continue to sew long pants
and tops for the migrant preschool children. We
will also continue knitting sweaters and crocheting
prayer squares.
COLLECT FAMILY MINISTRY
BUILDERS STAMPS!
New members are needed!
(Men or women)
Every time you make a personal purchase at the
Family Christian Bookstore on Cortez, ask for
FAMILY MINISTRY BUILDERS stamps. When
you fill up a card, you simply turn them into the
church and we get $5.00 off our next church-use
purchase!
Questions? Call Indy (941-792-3141, ext. 224)
If you can sew on a machine, cut out simple
patterns, crochet or knit, we need you!
Call Nancy Slocum at 941-792-4884
for information.
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OCTOBER
2015
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OCTOBER
2015
Thank You!!
October 1
Shirley Christian
October 2
Leslie Haas
Scott Rupp
October 4
James Wolf
October 6
Bobbie Miller
October 7
Mary Loveless
October 8
Sabrina Colborn
Myrna Felix
October 12
Johnny Rigney, Jr.
October 14
Jolanda Sirovy
October 15
Tracy Starcher
October 16
Betty MacClinchy
October 19
John and Jennifer Cosby
Kemmla Cernuda
October 20
Marcia Campbell
October 21
Bob and Bobbie Miller
Julie Mumford
October 23
Florance Lane
Amy Pedon
October 24
Walter Campbell
Deanna Gordon
October 25
Lorraine Stork
Ella Schafer
October 27
Ryan and Kathryn Scott
Betty Bashaw
As we reflect back on another incredible summer, we
give thanks to God for amazing campers, loving staff
and volunteers, and dedicated supporters. We are especially grateful to all the churches and families who sent
campers and staff, who provided support and scholarship funds and who prayed for this unique ministry and
the transformation that happens at Cedarkirk. We look
forward to sharing with you the many exciting programs
and facility updates that we have planned for the future.
Thank you again for your prayers and partnership in
providing a special place apart! May God continue to
bless you and your ministry.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any
questions. Thank you for your support of the ministry
of Cedarkirk!
Sincerely,
Karin Dale
Cedarkirk Presbyterian Camp and Conference
Ministries of SW FL, Inc.
Dear Palma Sola Outreach Committee,
Thank you for your generous donations of supplies to
our school. The children will be so excited to receive
them! Please know how much you’ve helped them
and how appreciative we are of your kindness.
Sincerely yours,
Palma Sola Elementary
October 30
Lee Martin
October 17
Vicki Sokolich
Heading back south? Please make sure that we
have your correct contact information!
Contact the church office at 941-792-3141.
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2015
Mission Matters
It’s hard to believe that autumn has arrived already, although it is hard to notice in Florida – no change of fall leaves or
cooler weather. But how nice it is in the winter when up north they are buried in two feet of snow! Palma Sola’s fall season
got off to a great start with a successful Rally Day. We hope it inspired you to take part in one of the following
“Opportunities for Mission” available at this time of year:
STAND DOWN MANATEE COUNTY – Annual one day event to provide services for the homeless in
Manatee County, including homeless veterans and their families.
BE A PAL! - Sponsored by United Way of Manatee County. Volunteer to read to kindergarten students
one hour/week to attain reading level skills by third grade.
AGAPE FLIGHTS - Thanksgiving meal project for missionaries.
Please refer to the trifold brochures for details on the above projects and sign-up to volunteer.
It is also time to donate the following items for the Anchor House Ditty Bag Program at Port Manatee: shampoo/
conditioner, disposable razors, toothbrush and toothpaste, combs, tissue packets, fingernail clippers, soap, deodorant,
aftershave, hand lotion, white tube socks, note pads, pens and pencils. Sample sizes of the personal items are extremely
good. We did a great job collecting for this mission project last fall. There will be collection boxes in the Narthex and in
Fellowship Hall.
Thank you to those who volunteered with the Angel Tree and Adopt-A-Family registration program for the Salvation
Army in September. It’s a good example of being “Released for Christ’s Service”.
We received thank you notes from Hope Seeds, Cedarkirk and the Food Bank of Manatee County for our donations to
their organizations.
Our missionaries in Haiti, the Segaar-King family, have special prayer requests: A safe trip to Dominican Republic for
several World-Missions-Haiti staff members who will receive training in a youth ministry technique called Impact Clubs;
for Fevrier Cherubin, a key Haitian staff member who was nearly electrocuted when he plugged his laptop in, throwing him
to the ground, pulling his shoulder out of joint and fracturing his collarbone; for the CRC of Haiti as they try to restart the
ministry with the administration of the denomination, for restarting church construction projects in several areas and for
safety during the second round of elections on 10/25 as they decide the presidency and the final form of parliament. They
give thanks for: safety during Tropical Storm Erika; a good start to the school year for their children and safety during first
round of parliamentary elections.
The Nortons, along with another family, have finally moved onto the property for Project for Hope! There’s a lot to be
done. Currently they have workers putting up a security fence around the property, working on an abandoned well for
water, wiring for internet, and installing water lines and a drain for a washer/dryer. They have to walk two houses down to
use a community kitchen. And we think we have problems!! They have praises for: Finally taking possession of the
Project for Hope property; Lacy’s safe trip back to Liberty University and celebration of Molly’s 9th birthday. They have
prayer requests for: Funds for fixing property and projects for Project of Hope; extra funds for their family house and
volunteers to come help them prepare this property to be used by God in a mighty way! What faith and trust they must
have in the Lord!
Pocket Change - August: $83.98.
1st Sunday Collection - August: $146.66 to Salvation Army.
1st Sunday Collection - September: $111.00 to Stillpoint House of Prayer.
Jesus Jars - September: $139.27. A check for $682.14 was sent to F.E.L.T. which was an
accumulation for the past several months.
Palma Sola is blessed to be starting off the fall season with so many opportunities to serve the community with exciting
ministry projects. We hope one of them will appeal to you. Colossians 3:23 states, “Whatever you do, work at it with all
your heart, as working for the Lord, not for man”.
In His name,
The Mission Team
PALMA SOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
6510 3rd Avenue West
Bradenton FL 34209
(941) 792-3141
www.pspchurch.org
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