Gathering Sunday - Hightstownpres.org

First Presbyterian Church
Hightstown, NJ 08520
Volume 22, Number 7
July/August 2016
MISSION STATEMENT:
Bringing Faith to Life by Loving God and Serving Others
Adopted by Session, August 2013
IT’S TIME FOR
2016 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL!
August 1 – 5
Children, preschool through 7th grade, are invited to join us in August for this
year’s Vacation Bible School program. Registration forms are available from the
church office or online at the church website www.hightstownpres.org.
We will meet Monday – Friday, August 1-5 — 9 AM – 12 Noon
On Friday evening, August 5 at 7 PM, there will be a program for families,
AND the children will lead worship on Sunday, August 7th at our
summer community service.
We hope to see you there!!!
Gathering Sunday
Sunday, September 11, 2016
Worship returns to 10:30 a.m. with choir singing.
Sunday school for all ages starts up at 9:15.
We’ll mark the 15th Anniversary of 9-11 with a litany of remembrance.
Following worship, please plan to bring a dish to share (serving 8-10), and we’ll
enjoy hot dogs and hamburgers prepared by the Fellowship Committee.
From the Pastor
This summer in worship we’ll be following two themes for preaching. We’ll reflect on stories
from the life of Jesus as depicted in the banners our Art Ministry has installed for us. See if you
can spot which one is featured each week. A second theme is Creation—connected to the three
Genesis-Creation field trips that have been organized this summer. The last Saturday of each
month involves an exploration of some facet of God’s good creation – suitable for folks of any
age. In June, the stars were explored. On July 30, the wonders of the garden will be explored in
a day trip to Longwood Gardens. The sea will be our destination on August 27 th. Each outing
includes an opportunity to reflect on scripture and to contribute offerings – poetry, musings,
photography or other art work, which will be incorporated into a later worship service focusing
on the theme.
Even if you are unable to join the field trips, I invite you to take some time this summer to slow
down, notice and give thanks to the God who made summer and winter, and who made you.
Consider meditating on Genesis 1 and 2, and Psalm 104, a beautiful song to the Creator.
Have you noticed that recreation includes creation in it? The gift of Sabbath, and the gift some
among us receive of a slower pace in the summer gives us time to connect with God our Creator
and Sustainer in a new way. This summer, let God’s creation be the inspiration for your prayers.
Take some time if you are at the shore to allow the rhythm of the waves to guide your
meditations. Count your blessings with each incoming wave and release your cares to the God
who set the boundary of the sea with each outgoing wave. If you are in the mountains, give
thanks to the God who is our rock and our refuge. If you are at home, let the luminescence of the
fireflies help you sing praises to God who lights up the darkness, to Jesus who is the light of the
world. Join the birds in the morning in singing alleluias to God whose mercies are as sure as the
sunrise each morning. Let the stars at night give you reason to give thanks to the God whose
love is more infinite than the stretched out universe. Take the time to marvel, wonder and give
thanks.
Eternal God,
your touch makes this world holy.
Open our eyes to see your hand at work
in the splendor of creation,
and in the beauty of human life.
Help us to cherish the gifts that surround us,
to share your blessings with our sisters and brothers,
and to experience the joy of life in your presence.
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
May you experience this joy of life in the presence of our Triune God these summer months, and
always; and may that joy overflow into acts of loving generosity toward your neighbors wherever
you may find them.
Grace and gratitude,
Lisa
Guest Preachers
We’re so pleased to have some old and new voices leading us in
worship this summer. Please extend a warm welcome to these guest
preachers this summer while Pastor Lisa is away on study leave and
vacation.
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On July 10, our own Tom Walton, new graduate from New
Brunswick Theological Seminary, will be preaching.
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On July 17, Chaplain Ted Taylor, Director of Pastoral Care &
Training at RWJ University Hospital Hamilton will join us. Ted, an
active member of WHAM – the Windsor-Hightstown Area Ministerium, provides
both pastoral care as well as directing the Clinical Pastoral Education Program at
the hospital – helping to train seminarians.
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On July 24, Leslie Virnelson will be our preacher. Leslie comes from Cleveland
(and may still be celebrating the Cavaliers victory in July), and is entering her
senior year as an M. Div student at Princeton Theological Seminary. This summer
she is working in Piscataway at the Beth Mardutho Syriac Institute cataloging their
library. Her interests include literature, news, gardening, and listening to organ
music.
Pastoral Care while Pastor Lisa is away
Pastoral Care coverage will be well-provided while
Pastor Lisa is away on study leave and vacation from July
8 to July 24. If you have a pastoral care emergency
during her absence, please call the Church Office
(609.448.0055) or, when the office is closed, the On-Call Elders: Cathy
Anzuini (609.516.8210) or Dilys Henninger (609.947.4064). They can put
you in touch with our pastoral care back up provider.
Pastor Lisa wants to Spoil Your Dinner!
Join Pastor Lisa to celebrate the closing days of summer for
her third annual Spoil Your Dinner outing. Pastor Lisa will be
hanging out at Gil and Bert’s Ice Cream at 69 North Main
Street in Cranbury between 4 and 5 pm on August 31st. Bring a
friend by for a kid cone. The Pastor will treat both the young
and young at heart.
Looking Back and Stepping Forward!
There are so many to thank before we step into summer.
The first thank you is to all parents. The attendance in Sunday school has become consistent. This
is a huge gift that you give weekly, not only to your children, but to the teachers that prepare for
each Sunday morning. Faith begins at home and it is a privilege to partner with you on this journey.
KIDS CLUB was a popular midweek event already, but in January we saw a growth spurt that made it
necessary to buy 2 new tables! We had 58 children registered and most weeks had a minimum of
50 children attending. This shows that KIDS CLUB has become a priority to families. We once again
thank parents. When we know the number attending we can plan meals, activities, and classes!
Together we can grow as a community of faith. The fact that those attending Sunday school were
also present on Wednesday from 5 pm to 7pm is worth mentioning. This means families made a
commitment twice a week!
This year the Youth Group was blessed by the addition of Zack Marcus to the leadership team.
Zack’s energy and ability to plan games is second to none! Well maybe his mother, Ginger, who is
always ready to challenge the youth with a new game or activity.
Last, but not least a thank you to the children and youth that attended and helped out! The
enthusiasm that they brought each time we gathered for the Lord made a difference for all each
week!
The list of volunteers that help with these programs is long! For every program that CE sponsors,
dedicated volunteers have had to make a 10-month weekly commitment. As the saying goes “The
show must go on!” This summer I ask you to lift up our volunteers in prayer, that they may be
renewed and ready to serve when the programs start up in September...
Cathy Anziuni, Sandy Anziuni, Donna Bevensee, Berty Cass,
Madeline Christie, Natasha Darko, Amanda Devlin, Danielle Devlin,
Sheri Devlin, Lauren Diaz, Christian Flagg, Kristina Flagg, Krystal
Flagg, Melissa Florke, Dilys Henninger, Brian Kokal, Nancy
Laudenberger, Jillian Marcus, Ron Niebo, Rennie Palmer, Will
Palmer, Brain Porter, Maggie Rider, Abi Rivenburgh, Heather
Sargent, Ben Schachter, Donna Scheifele, Jeannette Schneider,
Samantha Sheehan, Jane Silverman, Chris Stults, Anne Willis, Matthew Yunga, Kathy Zaiser
Church Office – Summer Schedule
From July 1 through September 2, the church office will be open on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from 10:00am-3pm. The office will be
closed on Monday and Friday.
Though
the
front
office
will
not
be
staffed,
Pastor
Lisa
([email protected]) and Mary Maleski ([email protected]) are working
full time through the summer (when not away on scheduled vacation or study leave). Please
call or email them directly at times when the office is closed.
Is God Calling YOU to Be Part of One of the CE Programs?
As we lean into plans for the upcoming year we recognize with growth there is a need for
more volunteers in all programs. I ask that you prayerfully consider whether you might hear
God calling you to be a volunteer in one or more of the programs sponsored at FPCH. Even if
you can’t participate on a weekly basis consider committing to the role of substitute.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
Preschool Teacher
K-4th Grade Teacher—(September-November and April-May)
Middle School Teacher
KIDS CLUB
Shepherds
Table Parents (Come eat Dinner! This commitment is from 5:15-6:15)
Aides in Art/Games/Music/Kitchen
Someone to arrive at 4:30 to wipe down tables and prepare Fellowship Hall for dinner
Drivers—Some attendees need transportation on a regular basis or in bad weather
YOUTH GROUP
CLOSETS
Leaders for both Junior High and Senior High
Get the closets ready for Fall (this is a one time activity that is greatly needed!)
Consider each of the areas and see if there is a way that you can participate. Is this where God is calling you to
serve? Prayerfully consider saying YES.
Sharing Our Stories
All women! You are invited to join for a time of fellowship and conversation
When?
3rd Thursday of every month
Where?
Youth Lounge
When?
7-8:30 pm
Conversation?
The conversation is scripture based, sometimes with a supporting story or DVD
Do I need to bring anything?
Nothing—just yourself and your Bible
We will meet July 21 and August 18
Contact Mary ([email protected]) for more info
KAYAK?
Looking for an adventure?
Susan Matson is looking to set up a Kayak trip this summer and
would love to know who is interested.
If you don’t have your own but want to join in the fun, contact
Susan and let her know. The sooner you are in touch with her, the
sooner a date can be set.
Contact Susan Matson: [email protected]
Summer Series
Genesis: Creation!
Genesis – everyone, believer or not, knows the story: God created the universe in six days, out of
nothing, merely by speaking. Creating form out of chaos, separating light from darkness, dry land from
water, the sky from the sea. Creating plants, animals, and in His own image, us.
This three part series looks at key scripture passages that we are all familiar with, but takes us to some
unfamiliar places. We gathered for stargazing, and will also visit a botanical garden, and the ocean
where creation’s mysteries can be seen, felt, touched. We will reflect on these experiences and use
photography and writing as tools to reveal what these things mean to us.
The fruits of our reflections will be part of services following each workshop on July 31, August 21, and
September 11. This is an intergenerational activity and all ages are welcome.
All workshops take place on the last Saturday of the month. Workshop dates, times and places:
"Let there be lights in the dome of the sky" – Genesis 1:14
Stargazing June 25th
We gathered at the church at 7:00pm for some activities that focused on
the mysteries of the universe's creation, led by Reneé Naden, who showed
us some fun and enlightening ways to experience God’s creative power.
Then at 9:00pm we traveled a short distance (6 miles) to the Assunpink
Wildlife Management Area for stargazing. Telescopes were provided, as
well as some other interesting celestial observation equipment.
Let the earth put forth vegetation" – Genesis 1:12
Longwood Botanical Gradens July 30th
Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA, are a
living expression of garden design to inspire and
enlighten visitors. Inspiring, meaningful, beautiful
and awe-inspiring discoveries await at every turn. We
will gather at the church at 8:00amand will carpool to
the gardens to explore the beauty of God's creation.
Admission is $20 for adults, $17 for seniors, and $10
for 5-18 year olds; free for 4 years old and under. The
drive each way is approximately 1 ½ hours.
"Let the waters under the sky be gathered together into one place" – Genesis 1:9
Jersey shore – location to be decided – August 27th
It is believed that life on earth first started in the oceans. There are nearly
3,000 public beach, bay, and river access points at the Jersey Shore. We will
be seeking out one of the lesser-visited shore points where we can enjoy,
contemplate and be inspired by the vast expanse of ocean, take pictures and
break bread together.
This workshop will take place rain or shine.
For more information or to register, contact the church office at 609-448-0055,
or email Dave Teich [email protected]
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SUMMER BIRTHDAYS
AUGUST
JULY
Jonathan Abazia
Berty Cass
Grace Lozito
Tommy Burgess
Philip Kramer
Myla Arumugam
Jane Cox
Kyle Bini
Maggie Monney-Diallo
Kate Borsuk
Chris Stults
Mackenzie Hutchinson
Wendy Reiss
Ceci Laudenberger
Jack Olsen
Bobbie Rodriguez
Cappy Stults
Katie Burgess
Dylan Richmond
Carol Duryea
Ethan Sagbo
Vincent Bibens
Emily Gosnell
Trevor Niebo
Shelby Wallace
July 3
July 3
July 6
July 7
July 7
July 8
July 9
July 15
July 18
July 20
July 20
July 21
July 21
July 22
July 22
July 22
July 22
July 24
July 24
July 25
July 26
July 28
July 28
July 30
July 30
Jackie Hart
Reid Borsuk
Dave Bini
Andrew White
Julia Langfeld
Zach Marcus
Joanne Bini
Jeannette Schneider
Adrienne Carroll
Peter Klapsogeorge Jr
Lindsay Woods
Sherri Foran
Courtney Dahlinger
Anna Godbold
Stephanie Kozak
Hannah Sargent
Maggie Rider
Robert Herrick
Warren Wilson
Peter Vroom
Christye Wham
Bob Darko
August 1
August 4
August 8
August 9
August 10
August 10
August 13
August 13
August 14
August 15
August 16
August 17
August 19
August 20
August 20
August 20
August 22
August 23
August 24
August 27
August 28
August 30
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AUGUST
JULY
CHURCH CALENDAR
July 1/4 Independence Day
July 2
8 AM
10 AM
July 4
3:30 PM
7 PM
July 11
3:30 PM
7 PM
July 14
7 PM
July 16
7 PM
July 18
3:30 PM
7 PM
July 20
5:30 PM
July 21
7 PM
July 25
3:30 PM
7 PM
July 30
12:00PM
Church Office Closed
Men’s Breakfast
Building & Grounds Work Day
NO Community Dinner
Art Ministry
Community Dinner
Art Ministry, BIC
Trenton Thunder
Conversations with The Word
Community Dinner
Art Ministry
Family Movie Night
Sharing Our Stories
Community Dinner
Art Ministry
Latino Festival, Rocky Brook Park
August 1-5
August 1
Vacation Bible School
Community Dinner
Art Ministry
Vacation Bible School Family Night
Men’s Breakfast
Building & Grounds Work Day
Community Service @ FPCH
Community Dinner
Art Ministry, BIC
Community Dinner
Art Ministry
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE
Sharing Our Stories
Conversations with The Word
Community Dinner
Art Ministry
Community Dinner
Art Ministry
August 5
August 6
August 7
August 8
August 15
August
August
August
August
16
18
20
22
August 29
9 AM
3:30 PM
7 PM
7 PM
8 AM
10 AM
10 AM
3:30 PM
7 PM
3:30 PM
7 PM
7
7
3:30
7
3:30
7
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
DEACONS PAGE
Care Ministry leaders: Who to Contact When…
If you have a particular need, joy or concern in one of these areas please let these Deacons know. If you
prefer Pastor Lisa Day, Deacon Moderator Catherine Vincent or Church Office Manager Sheri Devlin
can pass along your information:
Birth, Adoption, Baptism
Sherri Foran, Sam Sheenan
Card Ministry
Milly K Brown
Meals/Rides/Practical Assistance
Emily Gosnell
Illness & Hospitalization
Donna Scheifele
Prayer Ministry
Catherine Vincent
Homebound Visitation/ Long Term Illness
Dolores Cleary
Mearmon Davis, Kathy Zaiser
Young Adults
Home Communion
The Pastor and Deacons will bring home communion to anyone unable to attend
worship on the first Sunday of the month. Please let Pastor Lisa Day, Deacon
Moderator, Catherine Vincent or any Deacon or Elder know that you or a family
member desire communion at home or in the hospital.
Help us visit the homebound!
If you know of someone who is unable to come to church or get out and about,
help us make contact by passing along their names, or by volunteering to visit
them yourself. If mobility or lack of transportation makes participating in the full
life of the church difficult, the Deacons are here to help.
Questions about anything on these pages?
Contact Deacon Moderator Catherine Vincent at 609-443-5751 or [email protected]
DEACON The Deacons collect non-perishable food items
EVERY Sunday!
You can place your food
FOOD donation in the Food Box at any time. The Food
is located in the narthex. All donations are
BOX Box
collected for the Rise's food bank. THANKS!
MIDNIGHT RUN SCHEDULED
FOR FALL
This fall members of our church will be going into
New York City to pass out bagged meals and
clothing to the homeless. You can learn more
about this wonderful ministry by visiting their
website midnightrun.org. It is our hope that we
will make a difference in many lives, and we could
use your help too!
Summer Time is the perfect time to begin to
slowly donate to the MIDNIGHT RUN! Check the
list for items that are needed. There will be other
items as we get closer to the date. Gift Cards
should be given to Dilys Henninger—other items
may be put in the Narthex in the MIDNIGHT RUN
Offering Bin.
Remember us as you are putting away or taking
out your winter items. Please make sure items
are clean before donating.
GIFT CARDS:
To Dilys
Henninger
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Gatorade or Powerade
Ice Tea
Water
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INDIVIDUAL
PACKAGES OF:
Granola Bars
Snacks
Chips
Pretzels
Trail Mix
Peanuts
Apple Sauce (individual)
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TOILETRIES:
(Trial Size)
Toothbrushes
Toothpaste
Soap
Hand Lotion
Deodorant (Regular Size)
Shampoo/Conditioner
Shavers (Mens & Womens)
Individual Tissues
Chapstick
DONATE!
PRESBY PRESS Going
Green
(and saving some green)…
Shop Rite
Walmart
Target
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CLOTHING:
For both Men & Women,
Gently Used & Washed:
Shirts (not orange) - long & short sleeve
Button down shirts (Flannel & Regular)
Sweatshirts
Pants
Sweat Pants
—NEW
Undershirts (Black)
Underwear (For Men & Women)
Socks
Sports Bras for Women!
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MISC:
Combs/Hair brushes
Wash Clothes (NEW)
Hand Towels
Blankets—Preferably not white
Gloves
Hats
Summer Special Music
Our summer special music began this year on Sunday, June 19, with
Lauren Diaz singing a solo, followed on June 26 with Trevor Niebo on the
guitar. We will continue our special music through July and August with
the following members and guests joining us to share time and talent and
inspire us as we worship our Lord. The schedule is as follows:
July 3
July 10
July 17
July 24
July 31
August 7
August 14
August 21
August 28
Christianne Bessières Lane, Guest Pianist
Tom Walton
Sanctuary Choir
Bell Choir
Jillian Schneider
Vacation Bible School Singers
Randy Shuler, Hand Bells
TBD
Lily Rivenburgh, Piano
Sanctuary Flowers
Did you know that you
can order flowers to
decorate our Sanctuary
on any Sunday? You
can order flowers in
celebration or memory
of someone or something important in
your life. When you order flowers for the
Sanctuary for a Sunday morning worship
service, let Joan Newell know if you plan
to keep the flowers or if the Deacons
may deliver them to someone who is ill.
Also, it is important that you contact
Joan AT LEAST 10 DAYS before the date
you want the flowers for. If you would be
interested in doing this, please contact
Joan
Newell
at
448-0915
or [email protected]. Thank you!
Gift Card Fundraiser
Scrip/Gift cards for over 700 retailers are
available for order, and 18 local and online popular retailers are in stock for
immediate delivery. We surely have scrip/
gift cards for retailers you use on a regular
basis; why not help out the Adult Mission
Trip Program while you shop for items you
use every day and for gift-giving
occasions!
Going out to eat, planning
home or yard projects, downloading or
ordering online, shopping for groceries,
household or drugstore items? We have
scrip/gift cards in
stock just for you,
and you can let
your credit cards
rest safely at home.
Contact Carol Duryea at 609-448-5316 or
visit the scrip/gift card table in Fellowship
Hall during Sunday coffee hour. Thank you
for your continued support.
JUNE SESSION UPDATE
Session met for the June Stated meeting on Tuesday June 21 in Kendall Lounge.
Following our Dwelling in the Word devotional practice, we dove into the business of
the meeting. The Clerk read a letter from Tom Walton thanking the group for their gift
for his Seminary graduation.
The leaders of the Stephen Ministry attended the meeting and spoke about the status
of the ministry and discussed the intentions of the group regarding the program. More
discussion will be held on this subject at the Leaders’ Retreat in September.
Membership reinstatement was approved for Shirley Smith (Croshaw) who is living in
Florida.
Decision was made to place a small rainbow flag at the front and back of the church to
show support of the victims of the Orlando massacre. The signboard on Main Street
will be changed to say “All are welcome. Praying for Orlando”.
Recommendation from Worship Committee to hold “Gathering Sunday” on September
11, 2016.
Dilys Henninger and Catherine Anzuini were designated as On Call Elders for the period
of July 8 - 24 during Pastor Lisa’s vacation.
Results of the Mutual Ministry survey were presented. These will be the focus of the
Leaders’ Retreat in September.
Session looked to the Calendar Planning meeting on June 27, planning for a Leader’s
Retreat with the Deacons on September 17, Location will be decided at a later date.
August 23 will be the next meeting of Session.
The Session of First Presbyterian Church of Hightstown consists of 12 Ruling Elders
elected by the congregation and the Moderator, Teaching Elder Lisa Day, the Pastor,
gathering for its stated meeting on the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM in the
Kendall Lounge. All members are invited to attend the meeting; if there are any
questions, please contact Pastor Day or Walt Vincent, the Clerk of Session.
Church Family
Please remember our church family, who have been ill, hospitalized or recuperating
during the past month, in your prayers.
Please continue to share your prayers of joy and concern with us
over the summer via the church office. We will also share these
prayers via the email prayer chain. If you would like to be included
on the email prayer chain, please email Debbie Warfield
([email protected]) and ask her to add you to the list.
Your Church Officers
ELDERS
(Along with Pastor Lisa, Elders make
up the Session, the governing body of
the Church.)
Class of 2017
Catherine Anzuini, Personnel Chair
Madelyn Christie, Fellowship Chair
Joan Newell, Worship Chair,
Buildings and Grounds Committee
Tom Walton, Nominating Co-chair,
Outreach Committee
Class of 2018
Mark Dahlinger, Finance Chair (on
temporary leave from this position)
John Grover, Buildings and Grounds
Chair
Ginger Marcus, Christian Education
and Finance Committees
Abi Rivenburgh, Christian Education
Chair
Class of 2019
Maggie Monney Diallo, Outreach
Chair
Dilys Henninger, Mission Chair
David Kichula, Nominating Co-chair,
Outreach Committee
Walt Vincent, Clerk of Session,
Finance Acting Chair, Mission
Committee
DEACONS
Class of 2017
Milly Brown
Sherri Foran
Donna Scheifele, Secretary
Catherine Vincent, Moderator
Class of 2018
Mearmon Davis
Emily Gosnell
Class of 2019
Dolores Cleary
Samantha Sheenan
Kathy Zaiser, Treasurer
CHURCH STAFF
Rev. Lisa Day, Pastor
[email protected]
Sheri Devlin, Office Manager
[email protected]
Lauren Diaz, Director of Children’s Music
[email protected]
(Off for the Summer)
Connor Fluharty, Director of Music
[email protected]
Mary Maleski, Director of Christian Education
[email protected]
Office Phone: 609-448-0055
Contact information can be found in your Church Directory.
If you need a directory, please be in touch with Office Manager, Sheri Devlin.
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Inside This Issue…
Ice Cream
Creation
Christian Education
Midnight Run
Going Green
Deacons
Special Music
Officers
SUMMER UNION SERVICES
We are planning to have two community services this summer. We
will host on August 7th with communion here. This will be a service
that includes and features the Vacation Bible School children as
worship leaders. The First United Methodist Church will be our
hosts on September 4th with communion served there.
All summer worship times are 10:00 a.m.
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE
The deadline for the September monthly newsletter is Tuesday, AUGUST 16.
Please submit all articles to Sheri Devlin by that morning.
Church Office Closed…
The office will be closed for the Independence Day holiday
Friday, July 1 thru Monday, July 4.