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Collingswood Presbyterian Church
June 9, 2013
30 Fern Avenue, Collingswood, New Jersey 08108
Telephone: 856-854-4523 ♦ Fax: 856-854-4460
Website: www.collingswoodpres.com
E-mail: [email protected]
The Rev. Dr. Katherine G. Killebrew, Pastor
William Powell, Director of Music
Gretchen Kolecki, Director of Christian Education
Joan Hafer, Secretary
Chris Keeley, Custodian
COLLINGSWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICE FOR THE LORD’S DAY
June 9, 2013 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time
ASSEMBLE IN GOD’S NAME
Silent Prayer
God, let my faith be full and unreserved,
let it be joyful and give peace and gladness to my spirit.
God, let my faith be humble and true.
Prelude
Welcome and Announcements Jack Standring
Welcoming all people. Caring for each other and the world. Sharing the
good News of Jesus Christ! Come join the journey of faith with us!
Gathering of Prayer Concerns and Joys Jack Standring
Please raise your hand to share you joys or concerns to be included in
the prayers of the people this day. You may also write your concern on
the pink sheets and hand to the Pastor. Please mail a prayer card from
the narthex to your loved one.
Centering Music - “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands”
Piano by Matthew Will
(*Please stand for items marked with an asterisk.)
Call to Worship - (Psalm 100) Peter Herzog
Leader: Shout joyfully to the Lord, all the earth.
People: Serve the Lord with gladness; come before Him with
joyful singing.
Leader: Know that the Lord Himself is God;
it is He who has made us, and not we ourselves:
we are His people and the sheep of His pasture.
People: Enter His gates with thanksgiving, and His courts with
praise.
Leader: Give thanks to Him; bless His name.
People: For the Lord is good;
His loving kindness is everlasting,
and His faithfulness to all generations.
*Hymn - “Gather Us In” STF #2236
*Prayer of Confession Sami Fulton
All: Forgiving God, we give you thanks for your
unconditional love and ask that you enable us to love
each other unconditionally, too. Forgive us for not
always answering when others ask, “Who do you say
that I am?” Forgive us for ignoring those in our midst
who are different from ourselves in age, race, gender,
sexual orientation, education level, and economic status.
Forgive us for the times we so easily conform to the
language and actions of this world. Forgive us for
taking the easy way out with texts, emails, or Facebook,
instead of confronting each other face to face. Forgive
us, God, and make us whole again. In the name of the
One who came to save us, we pray, Amen
Silence is kept.
*Words of Assurance Kurt Schuehler
Leader: Friends, hear and believe the good news! Anyone who
is in Christ is a new creation; our old lives are gone and
our new lives have already begun. Know that we are
all forgiven and be at peace. Amen.
*Congregational Response - “Sanctuary” STF #2164 (sing twice)
Lord, prepare me to be a sanctuary,
pure and holy, tried and true.
With thanksgiving,
I’ll be a living sanctuary for you.
*Sharing of the Peace Kurt Schuehler
Leader: The peace of Christ be with you.
People: And also with you.
PROCLAIM GOD’S WORD
Children’s Sermon - Natalie Sperlunto and Peter Herzog
(There is no Sunday School today. All children are to remain in service.)
Beginner Bell Choir - “Jesus Love Me” - Grace Celebre, Tyler Kolecki,
Andrew Kolecki, Ava Ostrem, and Mason Wolfe
Epistle Lesson: Proverbs 3:5-6 (p.575) - Josh Wolfe
Youth Choir - “All Night, All Day” - Grace Celebre, Leah Dersch,
Andrew Kolecki, Tyler Kolecki & Emma Standring
Gospel Lesson: John 20:24-29 (p. 989) Emily Giordano
Sermon - “Faith 2.0” Dalton Aversa & Kelly Schuehler
RESPONSE TO THE WORD
*CPC Vision Statement Natalie Sperlunto Leader: We seek to become: All: A church that witnesses to the community and the world by sharing and demonstrating our relationship with Christ. A church that encourages all people to know God’s great love revealed in Jesus Christ. A church that faithfully listens for God’s will for our lives and our community. A community of God that is an open, inviting, caring family of faith where all are embraced, accepted and loved. Leader: The Collingswood Presbyterian Church Congregation, as part of the Christian Church, Presbyterian Church USA, is called to Worship and serve the Lord by: All: Constantly seeking renewal through God’s Grace and Wisdom. Welcoming and reaching out to all of God’s community. Providing for education in Christian and Presbyterian principles. Ministering to everyone through community and worldwide mission. Sharing the Christian message as expressed in the Gospel.
Offering Giver of all things, accept these gifts that we return to you, and use them to better your kingdom on earth. Enable us to see your gifts in
each other and ourselves, that we may share your gifts with the world. In the name of Christ, your greatest gift.
Musical Selection - “Oh Lord, Shout for Joy” - Sunday School Children
*Doxology - Hymn PH #592 Praise God, from Whom all blessings flow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
*Prayer of Dedication Lindsay Ball World Council of Churches
As the earth keeps turning, hurtling through space, and night falls and day breaks from land to land, let us remember people - waking, sleeping, being born and dying - one world, one humanity. Let us go from here in peace.
Prayers of the People Jack Standring Leader: The Lord be with you People: And also with you. Leader: Let us pray. Prayers of Praise, Thanksgiving, and Intercession... All: Our Father, who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen.
Recognition of our Graduates:
Carly Forgach - is graduating from Washington Twp. H.S. and will be attending Arcadia University in the fall. Alex Herzog - is graduating from Collingswood H.S. and will be attending University of Pittsburgh in the fall. Kimberly Lowden - graduated from St. Joseph’s University with a Masters of Science in Instructional Technology. Carly Maylath - is graduating from Collingswood H.S. and will be attending Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus in the fall. Jasmine Okai - is graduating from Collingswood H.S. Andy Schuehler - is graduating from Collingswood H.S. and will be attending Penn State in the fall. Stephanie Willis - is graduating from Collingswood H.S.
Recognition of Teachers and Youth Advisors:
GO IN GOD’S NAME
*Hymn - “ Decade of the Child”
tune of “I Sing the Mighty Power of God” PH #288
Help us to show your love, O Christ, to children in our care,
and reach beyond till every child is held in love and prayer,
for, through neglect, abuse and sin, some children suffer pain.
They never learn to live and seek a rainbow through the rain.
When children need a helping hand to lift or to inspire,
may we, your church, be present there to give what they require.
For love, our God has made us all, God’s children everywhere,
to live in joyful harmony, to be the best we dare.
May we learn well what children teach: an open mind and heart,
an energizing zest for life, a willingness to start.
Grant us the grace to be child-like, approaching all our days
with eager, playful, lively joy, in loving, hope-filled praise.
Rachel Aversa Dana Ball Lindsay Ball Barbara Bockmann Lorraine Brown Nancy Celebre Melissa Corso Carol Fulton Jennifer Giordano Keith Haines Peggy Haines Jean Harle Linda Herzog
Rich Herzog Jeff Hirt Stephanie Hirt Pastor Kate Killebrew Dennis Kolecki Buzzy LeCluese Urmila Malvadkar Karen Mazak Marjorie Miller Abby Murray Bill Ostrem Keemia Pizzutillo Pete Pizzutillo
George Rafferty Karen Schuehler Aurora Sperlunto Natalie Sperlunto Mark Standring Meg Standring Jennifer Sullenberger Brooke Truong Nicole Will K.P. Will Melissa Wolfe
Please join us in the lounge for
coffee and fellowship time.
Now we will sing our praise of Christ, born many years ago,
a child who grew both wise and strong, God’s love for us to show,
in stories told to people then, remembered still today,
Christ shows in every deed and word what we should do and say.
*Benediction
*Postlude
Go Forward and Serve!
Be a part of God’s work through CPC!
Hear, O Israel: The Lord is our God, the Lord alone.
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart,
and with all your soul, and with all your might.
Keep these words that I am commanding you today in your heart.
Recite them to your children and talk about them
when you are at home and when you are away,
when you lie down and when you rise.
Deuteronomy 6:4-7
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Welcome to the fellowship of Jesus Christ! Large print bulletins and hymnals are available for your convenience.
If you have difficulty hearing, personal amplifiers are available in the narthex.
Parents, please pick up a worship activity bag for your children. Please return the bags to the narthex after the service.
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Children Pre-K and above stay in church today. Nursery
care is available for babies to 3 years old.
There will be no classes during the summer. But, we
will offer activities for ages 3 and up.
Adults, please sign up to help out on Summer Sunday’s!
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ There is NO Youth Group tonight or on June 16th. We
will meet again on June 23rd.
Thank you for supporting our car wash!
If you are a visitor, please sign the Fellowship Book in the narthex so we know you were here! Welcome!
for your service!
Deacon of the Day: Natalie Sperlunto
Greeters: Bastion & Pocket Pizzitullo, and Kurt Schuehler
Ushers: Emma Standring, Josh Wolfe, & Bastion & Pocket Pizzitullo
Fellowship Team: Louanna Sills
Flowers: The flowers today are given by Art Dickol in memory
of loved ones.
JOIN US! Sunday June 16, 2013
10:30 a.m. - Worship in the Park 12 to 3 p.m. - Church Picnic
(No worship service at CPC Sanctuary)
Our worship service will take place in Knight Park,
located at Collings Avenue & Browning Road
in Collingswood.
Meet at the Pavilion in the middle of the park.
Bring a lawn chair and wear comfortable clothing!
After the service, everyone is invited to stay for
our Annual Church Picnic from 12 – 3 pm!
Bring lunch for yourself and sign up to bring a
side dish or dessert to share!
(Recommended items to share — fruit, chips, salads,
brownies, cupcakes, cookies etc.)
Sign up in the narthex or by emailing Lorraine Brown at
[email protected] or 609-617-3272.
What’s happening at CPC this week?
Sun., 6/9 9:00 am - 10:00 am - Bible Study
10:30 am – Youth Sunday Worship
11:45 Fellowship Time
Mon. 6/10 7:00 pm - Session Meeting
Wed., 6/12 11:00 am - Staff Meeting
Sun., 6/16 10:30 am – Worship and picnic in the Park
11:45 Fellowship Time
6:30 pm - Youth Group
WEEKLY COMMUNITY USE
Spring of Life Church:
Sunday - 1:00-5:00 pm
Wed. & Fri. - 8:00 - 9:30 pm Jr. Rm.
Toddler Play Group:
Tues. and Wed. - 9:30 - 11:00 am
Did you know that the CPC calendar is on our web site? Visit us at
http://www.mychurchevents.com/calendar/calendar.aspx?ci=L6N8M7J4G1J4N8N8H2
Upcoming Events!
Mon, June 10 Session Meeting - 7:00 pm
Sun., June 16 Church Picnic and worship in the park, and Father’s Day.
Sun., June 23 Worship time changes to 10:00 am.
July 7 - 11 Middle School Mission Trip to Massanetta Springs, VA
July 14 - 18 Vacation Bible School
July 16 - 20 Sr. High youth go to the Triennium in Purdue, IN
Announcements
Save the Date! - Join the CPC team and help the Phillies make the world a cleaner place by helping to collect recyclable plastic and alumi-num bottles during the Tue. August 20th, Phillies home game. Children ages 8-16 may participate with one adult volunteer for every three chil-dren participating. (Pick up a flyer in the Narthex) Sign up by June 9th!
RROCTI - Calling all women Recently Retired Or Close To It, you are all invited to a luncheon at Past Kate’s house on Tuesday, June 20 at 12:30. Please let Pastor Kate know if you will be able to attend.
Check it out! - Log onto http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhvsfitr7v8 and
see the inspiring YouTube video called “Windows of Christ. It features the beautiful stained glass windows of our church set to the music of our choir singing.
Join the Deacons - Volunteering your time can be extremely valuable in the fight against hunger. Please join the Deacon's at the Food Bank of South Jersey in Pennsauken on Saturday, June 29th from 9 am to 11:30 am for sorting canned goods and packaged food items. We will be sorting items collected during the "Stamp Out Hunger" campaign by the mail carriers in Burlington, Camden & Gloucester counties. Volunteers must be 13 years or older.
Please call Martha Jane @ 856-559-0154 or email @ "[email protected]" to volunteer.
KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS...
Birthdays: Richard Herzog, Marjorie Miller, Holly Moore, Martha Heuser, Will Salmon, Kylee Nalls Anniversaries: Peter & Keemia Pizzutillo Remember: the Binder Family as they mourn the loss of Ruth Binder. Those who serve in government, our military personnel, & those who work in other countries: Our country, our president, and our leaders Our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and around the world CPC Military personnel -- Mark McCaulley and Jennifer Riippa
Those in Care Facilities or at home Elizabeth Baggett Elsie Hak Robert Johnson Evelyn Plunkett Dorothy Varnum Jean Waitz Harry Binder Raymond Perry
Pray for Health and Wellness Michael Arizzi Raymond Perry Michelle Burnham Paul Dorety Charlie Dunlevy Peter Fagan Jack Fagan Sarah Ginter Frank Griffin Max Gureki Brooke Hankins Sara Ann Kronrot Bob Lowden Joann Marion Toni Piles Jay Sills Sam Jang Do-Soon Claire Johnston Pat Lepore The Pozniak Family Sheilla Dashcow Joan Klacik Sal Ferraro Shirley Majuri John Hodson Shawn & Colleen Ellis Louisa Coons Pat & Ted Schuehler Kpana (KP) Will Michael Burns Carolyn Moffett the people of Oklahoma Please pick up a prayer card in the narthex and mail it to these loved ones for whom we pray.
Our Partners in Mission
The Woodstown Presbyterian Church Our PCUSA mission in Croatia
Juan G. Hall Presbyterian Church, Cardenas, Cuba Njikob Presbyterian Church, Cameroon
If you are going into the hospital or would like a pastoral visit, please call or have a family member call the church office or one of the deacons or elders.
If you don’t call, we are going to assume you don’t want a visit!