A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.) 701 Church Street ● Plymouth, MI 48170 ● 734.453.6464

www.fpcp.net

In Covenant Agreement with Mtenthera CCAP Church in Malawi

Regular Worship Times: Sanctuary - 9:30 AM

We are a family of faith,

called to celebrate God’s message

of love and forgiveness in Jesus Christ.

Guided by the living Word of God, we nurture one another

through worship, prayer, teaching and fellowship.

Led by the Holy Spirit, we reach out

with hearts and hands to those in need,

seeking to inspire hope in an ever-changing

community and world.

(FPCP Vision Statement)

Anne Schaefer

Interim Senior Minister

Emily Riley Campbell

Associate Minister

Dr. James Skimins

Pastor Emeritus

October 28, 2018 Reformation Sunday, New Member Welcome

Second Grade Bible Distribution

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PRELUDE “Prelude in Classic Style” G. Young WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Rev. Anne Schaefer MINUTE FOR STEWARDSHIP *PASSING OF THE PEACE *CALL TO WORSHIP (responsive)

LEADER: Grace and peace to you from our Lord Jesus Christ. CONGREGATION: In God, we have been graced with wisdom and knowledge; we are not lacking in any spiritual gift. LEADER: We are continually encouraged and strengthened, called as Christ’s partners in service and mission around the world. CONGREGATION: We gather with hope. We worship with the spirit at play in our hearts. Praise be to the God of goodness and light!

*OPENING PRAYER CHORAL INTROIT “Fanfare” Joseph Martin Chancel Choir, trumpet trio

*HYMN OF PRAISE NO. 142 “Sing Praise to the Father” +++ DISTRIBUTION OF SECOND GRADE BIBLES Darlene Maginley CALL TO CONFESSION PRAYER OF CONFESSION (in unison)

O Holy One, who wondrously calls us into being, we admit before you and to those around us, that at times it all seems too hard. We see little fruit for our labors, receive no thanks for our honest en-deavors, or are made to feel embarrassed when we express our faith and gifts. Forgive us, not just for a lack of belief in you but for a lack of belief in who we are. Forgive us for negative conclusions and false humilities that mute your call for creative love and justice. Self-giving God, restore in us the strength of Christ and the deep presence of the Holy Spirit. (silence for personal confession)

ASSURANCE OF PARDON

SONG OF RESPONSE NO. 492 “Spirit of the Living God” (vs. 1) Spirit of the Living God, fall afresh on me; Spirit of the living God, fall afresh on me. Melt me,

mold me, fill me, use me. Sprit of the living God, fall afresh on me. PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE THE LORD’S PRAYER (unison) 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, forever. Amen.

CALL TO OFFERING OFFERTORY “Psalm 46” John Ness Beck Chancel Choir

*DOXOLOGY NO. 34 *PRAYER OF DEDICATION

*HYMN OF PREPARATION NO. 326 “Spirit, Spirit of Gentleness” +++ SCRIPTURE LESSON 2 Timothy 1:1-14 Tom Weaver SERMON “Who Is the Holy Spirit?” Rev. Anne Schaefer NEW MEMBER WELCOME

the Lord’s day in Worship at First Presbyterian Church, Plymouth, MI

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Sanctuary / Upper Room 9:30 a.m./11:00 a.m.

*November 4 What Does the Holy Spirit Do?, Reverend Schaefer Communion, St. Andrew’s Sunday, Daylight Savings Time Ends Sanctuary Service: Chancel Choir, David Martin, Piper Upper Room Leader: Geff Phillips November 11 How Can I Resist Evil?, Reverend Schaefer Veteran’s Day Sanctuary Service: Joyful Ringers Upper Room Leader: Geff Phillips November 18 Why & How Should I Tell Others?, Rev. Rick Peters Thanksgiving Sunday, Consecration Sunday Sanctuary Service: Chancel Choir Upper Room Leader: Geff Phillips November 25 Does God Heal Today?, Rev. Campbell Christ the King Sunday Sanctuary Service: Chancel Choir Upper Room Leader: Geff Phillips *Indicates Communion

Worship Schedule November 2018 ALPHA series

Sermon Notes:

Key Concept: The Holy Spirit is God within us - changing us, to become like Christ.

Welcome New Members:

Janelle Brown Katy & Adam Covington Ray & Mandy Hillard Jay Hohenshil James Pogorel Brian Puckett Robert Sherby Danielle Stonerook

AFFIRMATION OF FAITH (in unison) Affirmation of Unity (in unison)

We share one faith, have one calling, are of one soul and one mind; have one God and Father, are filled with one Spirit, are baptized with one baptism, eat of one bread and drink of one cup, confess one Name, are obedient to one Lord, work for one cause, and share one hope. Together we come to know the height and the breadth and the depth of the love of Christ; are built up to the stature of Christ, to the new humanity; know and bear one another’s burdens, thereby fulfilling the law of Christ that we need one another and build up one another, admonishing and comforting one another; that we suffer with one another for the sake of righteousness. Together we pray; together we serve God in this world.

~ written by Nolan Palsma, and printed in “Prayerful Preparation: Living God, Renew Us.” Published by the World Communion of Reformed Churches

*HYMN OF DEDICATION NO. 149 “God the Spirit, Guide and Guardian” (vs. 1, 4) *BENEDICTION POSTLUDE “A Mighty Fortress is Our God” arr. D. Johnson *All who are able are invited to stand +++Please be seated

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Our Deacons of the Day are: Jessie Hollingsworth and Kim Pierson Our Ushers at 9:30 are: Otto & Carol Dobos and Mike & Susan Hagen Counting Team this week: Stu Dodge, Barry Simescu and Mike Bode

Order of Worship The UPPER ROOM

Service Leader: Rev. Emily Riley Campbell

Worship Leader: Geff Philips

Ushers this morning: Tom & Wensday MacDonald

Today’s Service Elements Opening Praise: “Open the Eyes of My Heart” “Beautiful Things”

Scripture Lesson: 2 Timothy 1:1-14

Call to Offering: “Called Me Higher”

Sermon: “Who Is the Holy Spirit?”

Closing Praise: “Oceans” “He Reigns”

*Children will be dismissed for Sunday School immediately following welcome and announcements

Today’s floral arrangements are dedicated to the Glory of God and… In loving memory of our parents, by Dana & Teri Stonerook. And…

In celebration of the life of Kelley-Anne Peck, by Dale & Becky DeLoy.

Sermon Notes:

Key Concept The Holy Spirit is God within us - changing us, to become like Christ.

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CONCERNS & CELEBRATIONS

Prayer Concerns Please pray for the following church members and friends who are in special circumstances. In the listings below members’ names will be printed in bold type. The names of family & friends will be printed in italic. Questions or concerns about the prayer list

should be directed to prayerlist@fpcp.net. Names are only left in the bulletin for one month unless you call again or the office is aware

of the circumstances.

Clara Camp

Sally Dauderman Don Dodge

Carol Duncan Sally Evans

Mary Kay Frey Louise Hinkson

Lindsey Jones Steve Marulis

Jean McAllister Dave Richards Veralou Scott

Heather Shephard Beth Walch

Members

Cynthia Alexander

Harve Bock Elizabeth Gribble

Meera Martin

Nancy Morman

Members Receiving Long-term Care

Millie Ferrari Cal & Barbara Mason

Don Morgan Betty Morrow

Lila & Doug Vincent

Members In Assisted Living

Family & Friends of Members

Chris Meldrum, relative of Jon & Kathleen Meldrum

John Fleischer, friend of Kelly Van Such

Patty Shaffer, sister in law of Nancy Sullivan

Liz Hampton, friend of Debbie Johnson

Nancy Middlestead, sister of Gwyn Jones

Tyler Gillespie, son of Tom Gillespie

Aubrey, friend of Heather Balog Kirkland

Jean Hopkins, sister of Veralou Scott

Jerry Patterson, brother in law of Bob & Diana Markley

Basil DeWitt, cousin of Debbie Johnson

Lois Brown, mother of Lisa Benages

Madison Cochran, daughter of Linda Cochran

Karen Behrens, niece of Louise Hinkson

Mary Surbrook, sister of Ervin Miller

Nathaniel and Sarah M. Wilder, parents of Kurt Wilder

Mark Orr, friend of Betty Detter

Beverly Palise

Adriana Sandoval Villalobos, friend of Carol Dobos

Donna Corey, sister-in-law of Kay Bruner

Tracy Vallelunga, friend of Barb Bullotta

Please continue to pray for our family & friends serving in the Military.

Praise & Thanksgiving

Congratulations to Steve & Sandy Marulis, who welcomed their fourth grandchild, Cameron James Marulis, on Friday, October 19th. I’d like to offer my thanks to the Presbyterian Women and the Deacons for their kindness in remembering me and sending me cards. It means so much to me to be remembered by my church, even as I’m no longer active. It is all very much appreciated. With thanks,

Beth Walch

This month FPCP and Faith Communities Coalition are asking for prayers for child welfare professionals that support children in foster care. Please...

Pray for the safety and emotional well-being of social workers in our community as they come face to face with difficult decisions.

Pray that churches in our community would commit to care for and to support child welfare professionals.

Pray that social workers and administrators would fight discouragement and burnout by continuously seeking and finding joy, hope, and peace in Christ.

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Family Ministry News

PreK - 5th Grade SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHEDULE October 28-Reformation Sunday/2nd Grade Bibles; Sunday School @ 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Children begin in worship and can be picked up in classrooms. November 4 - First Sunday - Children begin in worship, and will return for communion with their families at both services.

Christmas Pageant Rehearsals have begun! Sanctuary rehearsals will be held on the following dates:

October 28 November 11 December 2

All Sanctuary rehearsals will take place from 12:15 - 1:15 p.m. The Pageant will be on Sunday, December 16, at the 9:30 a.m. Service. Please contact Carole Moon with questions, at moonc@dearbornschools.org or 734-776-5267

Third Sunday Sing will take place during Sunday School at both services.

Thanking God for You!

The 2019 Launch Confirmation Class thanks you for your overwhelming generosity! At last Sunday's Bake Sale, they raised a record-breaking $1,004.12 for the children at Colina de Luz Christian Home for Children in Tijuana, Mexico. Your contributions will help provide school fees, school uniforms and supplies, food, clothing and loving Christian care for children who live at Colina because they have been removed from extreme poverty and frequently abusive living conditions. Colina de Luz will be thrilled to receive this unexpected gift from you! Thank you!

Whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.

Proverbs 11:25b

NO MIDWEEK MINISTRY this week. See you November 7!

WHO: All children from preschool through 5th grade.

WHAT: Midweek Ministry WHEN: Every Wednesday from 6:30-8:00

WHERE: We will begin in the Dining Room/Fellowship Hall for games and recreation. The remainder of the evening will

be divided into dessert and fellowship, Bible time, and a rotating schedule that will include Missions, Art,

Music, and Special Events. WHY: To provide kids with an opportunity to worship, learn,

fellowship and have fun together during the week.

No Middle School youth group this Wednesday. Have a safe

Halloween. See you next week.

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News & Announcements Dear Friends, First, let me say how honored I feel to have been able to share in the ministry of FPCP with you, and how much I appreciate your kindness, support, and friendship. As you know, there have been many changes in my personal life during the time I’ve been with you all at Plymouth. Since my contract is up November 30th, several churches having known this, initiated contact with me. Because of this I’m respectfully requesting that my Interim contract not be renewed at FPCP. I’ve spent a lot of time in prayer and discernment over this decision. I know God has an amazing plan for FPCP. With Christ’s Love and mine, Anne

Stewardship 2019 – Faith, Hope, and Love: Causes for Giving

We all enjoy supporting causes dear to our hearts. In the swirl of global causes and needs, we have an opportunity to be the hands of Christ in our world through this church. First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth provides many ways to support meaningful causes by expressing faith, hope, and love. As we approach this year’s Consecration Sunday, we are focusing on different causes for stewardship. This week, we celebrate the cause for faith. By now, you have likely received your stewardship package in the mail. We ask you to prayerfully consider how you may want to support our church’s many causes and programs. On Sunday, November 18, our congregation will join together to make 2019 financial commitments to the church’s ministry and mission by completing Estimate of Giving Cards and submitting them as an act of worship. This act is vol-untary and completely confidential. Please plan to join with the church family for brunch after both services on that day (10:30 and noon). Thank you for your support and for participating in a cause for celebration!

Doug Heasley, Orlean Heidel, Jack Farrow, Tina Creguer Stewardship Committee

GEFF PHILLIPS We welcome Geff Phillips as our new Upper Room Worship Leader. He is no stranger to First Presbyterian of Plymouth as he has served as a substitute in the Upper Room on numerous occasions. Geff studied music and business at the University of Michigan (Dearborn). He sings and plays a variety of instruments. Although this is his first time as an “on-staff” worship leader, Geff grew up in the church and over the years has served as musician/vocalist at Bass Lake Family Camp, Christus Victor Lutheran (Dearborn Heights), Northridge (Saline Campus), Alpha Baptist (Livonia) and Life Church Canton and Livonia. Married for over 30 years to Nancy Phillips, Geff lives just a few blocks from First Presbyterian, where he and his wife have raised their three adult children. Geff’s Philosophy on Worship Leading and Music “My goal as a Worship Leader is to inspire others to let their emotional guard down to sing and join in the praise of God. I have played music my entire life because it allows for spiritual and emotional connection. I find it fulfilling to share music and humor to engage and inspire people to sing. I hope my musical versatility and faith will help the message of Christ to be heard by the people of First Presbyterian and throughout the world.”

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Mission @FPCP

Local Mission Update The produce stand is now closed for the season. Thanks to the generosity of our congregation, we were able to deliver 273 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables to Civic Concern in Northville! We are so grateful for your continued support of this ministry. Thank you! The FPCP Local Mission Committee

Hanging of the Greens – 2018

This annual event will coincide with Consecration Sunday, November 18,th this year. A luncheon will be provided for all from 10:30 – 12:30 in Fellowship Hall. Decorating will begin in all areas at 10:45 except the Upper Room, which will begin after the service at noon. We have a signup sheet on the bulletin board by the elevator. This is a family affair with seven areas to decorate, plus a room (038) for children to make cards for shut-ins and those that are hospitalized. Please come and join in the fun and fellowship! Sharon Kaufman

Foster children in Wayne County are GRATEFUL for your generous donations to furnish Halloween costumes. We collected so many that we were able to help supply Foster Closet of Western Wayne County, Ennis Center for Children, Judson Family Center and Vista Maria. Thanks especially to the "Young Families Group", It was such a heartwarming time to see so many children with smiles on

their faces.

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Deacons

Mission @FPCP

It’s Time to Clean Out Your Closets…

As you begin to go through your winter clothes, here’s an easy way to get rid of those items you no longer wear, are out of style or just don’t fit right anymore. During the Months of October and November, the Deacons are collecting clothing for the Open Door Mission at Fort Street Presbyterian Church. There are an estimated 20,000 homeless individuals in Detroit. The Open Door serves many of these men and women by providing food and clothing. As the winter months approach, warm clothing is in short supply. All donations of winter items are helpful, however there is a particular need for the following items:

Men’s Clothing (pant size 32 and up)

Mittens, Gloves, Knit Hats

Thermal (long johns) bottoms – size large

Socks\Tube Socks – cotton or wool

Also needed, but not as critically, are shoes and boots. Any other winter clothing donations welcome (please do not donate summer items at this time).

The need is great. So, please consider cleaning out that closet and helping someone less fortunate. You can even shop inexpensively for items to donate at the Salvation Army, Goodwill Stores and even our own Presbyterian Thrift Shop.

Donations may be deposited in the collection area in the basement across from the High School Room during the month of November. If you have any questions, please contact Kim Pierson at kimpierson54@yahoo.com or at 734-354-6673. Thank you!

Calling All Early Risers!

Join members of the Local Mission Committee on Tuesday, November 13 as we prepare and serve

breakfast for the homeless at First United Methodist Church of Plymouth. Plan on meeting at FUMC at

6:00 a.m. This is one hour later than previous years we have served this ministry. We should be

finished with serving and clean up no later than 8:30 a.m. Sign-up sheet is on the Mission bulletin board.

Grab a cup of coffee and join us!

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Presbyterian Women

Presbyterian Women “Festival of Tables”

HOSTESSES NEEDED: We are still in need of additional hostesses for the Festival of Tables. If you would be interested in hosting a table, please let us know. From the very simple to the more lavish, from whimsical to meaningful, all tables are unique and personal. Save the date! The Presbyterian Women Annual

Festival of Tables

will take place on Monday, December 3, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are available from hostesses. There will also be a listing of hostesses on the

Presbyterian Women bulletin board.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…

That’s right, only 57 more days until the big day so that means it’s

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD SHOEBOX TIME Shoeboxes and instructions on how to fill a shoebox are

available for pick up TODAY in the Lower Narthex.

Last year we collected over 200 shoeboxes.

Presbyterian Women Offer Discussion of

Strength In What Remains by Tracy Kidder Monday, November 26, 2018 at 7:00 p.m.

Copies are available on Amazon for under $15. Purchase your copy now to give yourself time to read through by Nov. 26.

In Strength In What Remains, Tracy Kidder gives us the story of one man’s inspiring American Journey and of the ordinary people who helped him, providing brilliant testament to the power of second chances. Deo arrives in the United States from Burundi in search of a new life. Having survived a civil war and genocide, he lands at JFK airport with two hundred dollars, no English, and no contacts. He ekes out a precarious existence until he meets the strangers who will change his life, pointing him eventually in the direction of Columbia University, medical school, and a life devoted to healing. Kidder breaks new ground in telling this unforgettable story as he travels back over a turbulent life and shows us what it means to be fully human. This is the second book discussion offered by Presbyterian Women for 2018-2019 in a series, “Their Stories”. All are welcome to the discussion at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel on November 26.

Wayne County Hazardous Waste Collection is Saturday November 3, 2018 from 8 Am - 2 PM, Wayne County Community College - Downriver Campus, 21000 Northline Rd., Taylor This is the final Wayne County Hazardous Waste Collection for 2018. Examples of what will be accepted include paints & stains; cleaners and solvents; household batteries and fluorescent lightbulbs; gasoline and motor oil; computer CPUs, monitors and other computer components; lawn and garden chemicals; cell phones and TVs. You must be a Wayne County resident and show proof of residency in order to drop off items. For more information and to review what is, and is not, accepted, please visit https://www.waynecounty.com/departments/environmental/land-resource-management.aspx, or call 734-326-3936. NEW! Plymouth Township Battery Recycling Plymouth Township has announced that household battery recycling is now available for its residents. Household batteries can be dropped off in the collection cylinder located in the main lobby area of Plymouth Township Hall. Lithium and Lithium Ion batteries are not accepted at this time. NOT a Plymouth Township resident? Every month, on the first Sunday of the month, members of FPCP Partners in Earth Care will collect your household batteries and take them to be recycled for you. If you prefer, you can recycle them yourself at the Ikea store on Ford Rd. Currently only Northville City allows its residents to recycle household batteries in the curbside bin. Thanks for doing your part to care for God’s Creation!

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This Week at Our Church

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Sunday, October 28 - Reformation Sunday, New Member Welcome, 2nd Grade Bible Distribution *Note: Marathon Day in DTP 9:00 a.m. - Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Knox Hall 9:30 a.m. - Sanctuary Service, PreK-12th Grade Sunday School 9:30 a.m. - Confirmation Class, Middle School Room (second floor) 10:30 a.m. - Chancel Choir Social Time, Calvin Room 11:00 a.m. - Upper Room Service, PreK-12th Grade Sunday School 12:15 p.m. - Children’s Christmas Pageant Rehearsal, Sanctuary 6:00 p.m. - Continuing the Word Bible Study - Alpha, Chapel 6:30 p.m. - High School Youth Group, High School Room, Youth Room, Fellowship Hall 7:00 p.m. - Listening to Jesus Bible Study, Hearth Room Monday, October 29 7:00 p.m. - Rescheduled - Threads to Heal the Heart, Knox Hall Tuesday, October 30 11:00 a.m. - Staff Prayer, Hearth Room 12:00 p.m. - Upper Room Staff Meeting, Hearth Room 6:30 p.m. - PNC Meeting, Basement Classroom #41 7:00 p.m. - Tuesday Evening Bible Study, Chapel Wednesday, October 31 7:30 a.m. - Early Word Bible Study, Hearth Room 7:30 p.m. - PNC Meeting, Hearth Room Thursday, November 1 9:30 a.m. - American Sewing Guild, Dining Room 7:00 p.m. - PW Coordinating Meeting, Bride’s Room 7:30 p.m. - Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Knox Hall 9:00 p.m. - Evening Devotions, Sanctuary

Friday, November 2 - Church offices close at 2:00 PM Saturday, November 3 7:30 a.m. - Saturday Morning Men’s Bible Study, Hearth Room 10:00 a.m. - Flaherty Visitation, Narthex 12:00 p.m. - Flaherty Memorial Service & Luncheon, Sanctuary & Basement Sunday, November 4 - St. Andrew’s Sunday, Communion NOTE: Daylight Savings Time ends (set your clocks BACK one hour) 9:30 a.m. - Sanctuary Service, PreK - 12th Grade Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. - Upper Room Service, Knox Hall, PreK- 12th Grade Sunday School Looking Ahead…. www.fpcp.net/connect/church-calendar

Those members who made a Fair Trade coffee/tea purchase on October 7th were entered to win an earth-friendly item.

Our winner was Diana Markley. She won BeesWax organic, reusable, sustainable food wraps. Say goodbye to plastic! Congratulations, Diana, and thanks for supporting small farmers worldwide having a say in the marketplace. Please see Ailsa Blunk to claim your prize.

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COMMUNITY MINISTRIES & MISSION OUTREACH

First Presbyterian Church, Plymouth

Our Community Alcoholics Anonymous American Red Cross Benevolence Fund Kids Hope USA Plymouth-Canton Clothing Bank Plymouth Salvation Army Adopt-an-Angel/Gift Tree Bell Ringing Food Drives Thanksgiving Box Assembly FPCP Matching Scholarship, for Mission Trip Attendees New Hope Center for Grief Support Vista Maria

Our Surrounding Area Ann Arbor Campus Ministries Calvin East Presbyterian (Detroit) Cass Community Service Community meals for homeless Crossroads Faith Communities Coalition Foster Children First Step - Domestic Violence Shelter & ARK - Animals Receiving Kindness Flint Child Health Fund Fort Street Open Door Soup Kitchen assistance Financial Assistance Clothing Drives

Our World Church World Services Clean Up Kits, School Kits & Hygiene Kits Colina de Luz Orphanage Compassion International Sponsoring Children International Kids Against Hunger PW Least Coin Malawi Matters Malawi Hunger Relief Medical Teams International Marion Medical Mission Mtenthera CCAP (Our Sister Church in Malawi) Drinking Well & Storage Tank Bibles & Hymnals Prayer House Roofs Nursery School Supplies Women’s Guild Church Pews Eyeglasses PC(USA) Hunger Ministries One Great Hour of Sharing Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child Veritas College, Malawi Presbyterian Colleges and Seminaries: Princeton Seminary Rev. Phil Magee Endowment

Our Nation Supporting our Presbyterian Church (USA) Connectional Ministry through our Benevolence Budget to these governing bodies: Detroit Presbytery Synod of the Covenant General Assembly Causes Presbyterian Disaster Assistance

Hope Clinic Kingdom Builders - Pontiac Northville Civic Concern Pearls of Great Price Coalition (Human Trafficking) Presbyterian Women Faith Goal Relay for Life Samaritan Counseling Second Mile Center

Presbyterian Thrift Shop 331 North Main Street

734-459-1250

Hours are: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays

10 AM - 2 PM Wednesdays 6 PM - 8 PM Saturdays 10 AM - 3 PM

First Presbyterian Church. Plymouth ● 701 Church Street ● Plymouth, MI 48170 phone 734-453-6464 ● fax 734-453-6492 ● www.fpcp.net

OUR STAFF

Anne Schaefer -

Interim Senior Minister anneschaefer@fpcp.net; ext.112

Emily Riley Campbell - Assoc. Min. emilycampbell@fpcp.net; ext.113

Darlene Maginley - Dir. Of Children’s Ministry

darlenemaginley@fpcp.net; ext. 110

Josh Imboden - Dir. of Youth Min. joshimboden@fpcp.net; ext. 120

Stewart Dodge Church Business Manager studodge@fpcp.net; ext. 116

Susan Underhill Communication Administrator

susanunderhill@fpcp.net; ext. 111

Julie Thompson Information Administrator

juliethompson@fpcp.net; ext. 115

Audrey Goodison Childcare Coordinator audree922@yahoo.com

Hussein Latif Church Partnership Coordinator

Mtenthera CCAP husseinltf@yahoo.co.uk

Jerry Smith

Director of Music jerrysmith@fpcp.net; ext.119

Geff Phillips

Upper Room Music Director

Susan C. Scott Organist

Sharon K. Smith

Accompanist

Ministry Administrative Music