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Highland Presbyterian Church

1011 Cherokee Road

Louisville, KY 40204

March 2018

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Once again, we find ourselves in the season of Lent, the forty days (plus Sundays)

that prepare us for the great mystery that is Easter. Here is a wonderful description of

this season adapted from the Companion to the Book of Common Worship (Louisville:

Geneva Press, 2003, pp. 110-111):

What we hear during Lent is the power and possibility … that the way of the cross, the way to

Easter, is through death. To appropriate the new life that is beyond the power of death means we

must die with Christ who was raised for us. To live for Christ, we must die with him. New life requires

a daily surrendering of the old life, letting go of the present order, so that we may embrace the new

humanity. “I die every day!” asserts Paul (I Corinthians 15:31). Resurrection necessitates death as a

preceding act. The Church’s peculiar Lenten claim is that in dying we live, that all who are baptized

into Christ are baptized into his death…. In order to embrace the resurrection, we must experience

the passion (or death) of Jesus. The way of the cross, the way to Easter, is through the death of the

“old self.” In dying, we live.

Therefore, at the beginning of Lent, we are reminded that our possessions, our rulers, our em-

pires, our projects, our families and even our lives do not last forever. “You are dust, and to dust you

shall return,” we say as our foreheads are marked with ashes. Throughout the weeks of Lent, we are

asked to discover again what being a follower of Jesus means. During the final week, Holy Week, we

hear the full story of Christ’s suffering, death, and resurrection. As his followers, we travel Christ’s

path of servanthood through the Lord’s Supper (on Maundy Thursday) and suffering on the cross

(Good Friday) toward the glory of Easter (the Easter Vigil and Easter Sunday).

May this month be a time of reflection and renewal, as you contemplate the power of God’s

love that is willing to die for us, so that we might know in our own lives the life that is stronger than

death. May you have a blessed and holy Lent.

Cynthia M. Campbell, Pastor

“SHARING HOPE FROM THE HEART OF THE HIGHLANDS” MARCH, 2018

A report from Highland’s monthly session meeting on Wednesday, February 21st.

The following confirmands were examined and unanimously accepted into membership at the church: Lauren Baker, Whitman Barber, William Dykes, Charlie Fendig, Miriam Gambrell, Tom Holmes, Marjorie Mays, Kuker Nodler, Abby Sekula, and Lauren Wood. The session also approved the baptism of confirmand Kuker Nodler.

Meghan Dykes was received into membership by transfer of letter from Second Presbyterian Church.

Harry Roberson, son of Mandy Moore-Roberson and Aaron Roberson was approved for baptism at the 11:00 service on March 11th.

Session discussed future staff configuration at Highland.

At the request of the Church in the World Committee, the Session approved funding for WOW and elected to partici-pate in the Mid-Kentucky mission project of creating disaster kids for Presbyterian Disaster Assistance.

The session approved communion at 9:30 a.m. worship services during Eastertide (April 8th – May 13th).

Gifts have been given in loving memory of Dollie Brown by Ken Schickler and Lisa Turner-Schickler;

Gifts have been given in memory of Margaret Love Sooy by Larry and Edith Ethridge, and by Betty Smith.

Gifts have been given to the Rapier Fund in memory of Dollie Brown by Frances O’Connor

Highland is most appreciative of all these gifts.

March 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

1:00 Bridge Club 7:30 Chancel Choir Rehearsal and Dessert Night

2

3 10:00 Children’s Musical Dress Rehearsal

4 12:15 Allan Boesak Lecture 3:00 Children’s Musical

5

6

5:00 Property Committee 7:00 KNIT WITS

7 5:30 Lenten Study on Forgiveness 6:30 Church in the World

8 5:30 Children’s Committee 6:30 Labyrinth Walk 7:30 Men’s Pub Gathering

9 6:00 Euchre Tournament

10 9:00 HPC Workday 9:00 Session Retreat Youth Parking Fundraiser

11

12 10:30 Stephen Ministry 4:00 Steward-ship Committee 7:00 WINGS

13

5:30 Personnel Committee

14 9:00 NWS Board Meeting

5:30 Lenten Study on Forgiveness 6:30 Worship Committee

15 CHILDREN’S SALE

16 CHILDREN’S SALE 5:30 Community Friday

17 CHILDREN’S SALE

18 2:00 Megan McCarty Baby Shower 7:30 Arts on the Corner - Chancel Choir

19 20 1:30 Grace Hope Food Pantry 6:00 Finance Committee

21 10:00 Women’s Book Club 11:30 OWLS 5:30 Lenten Study on Forgiveness 6:30 Session

22 5:30 Deacons’ Meeting 6:30 Healing and Wholeness Service

23 24

25

26 27 28 29 7:00 Maundy Thursday Service

30 7:00 Good Friday Service

31 6:30 Easter Vigil Service

announces that she will be resigning as Organist of Highland Presbyterian Church

on August 1, 2018.

She wants to spend more time with her family. Jan is grateful for her 36 years with us.

She has been a church organist for over 60 years.

Join us during Holy Week for our special services: Maundy Thursday (3/29): 7:00pm Good Friday (3/30): 7:00pm Easter Vigil (3/31): 6:30pm Easter Morning (4/1): 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am

“God does not promise that we will be spared suffering, but does promise to be with us in our suffering. Trusting that promise, we are enabled to bear the unbearable and recognize God’s sustaining nearness in pain, in sickness,

and in injury.” (UCC Book of Worship) Highland’s next Healing & Wholeness service will be Thursday, March 22, at 6:30 p.m. Through prayer, liturgy and music, we will seek the strength of God’s presence for meeting the challenges that face us. All are welcome.

Please join us for a Lenten study on forgiveness! On Wednesday, March 7, 14, & 21, Dr. Lynn March and Megan McCarty will be lead-ing a study of Marjorie Thompson’s Forgiveness: A Lenten Study. This book provides a biblical study of forgiveness, reconcilia-tion and restoration. We will also add an introduction to TonGlen, a meditation practice of giving and receiving forgiveness. This class will meet in the office conference room from 5:30-6:30 pm. Copies of the book may be obtained from Amazon.com; please read chap-ters 1 & 2 prior to the first meeting and bring something to journal in.

Taizé + Labyrinth = Lenten Prayer. At 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 8, you are invited to walk the newly-refurbished labyrinth in our gym as musicians from our congregation accompany us with music from the Taizé tradition. At its most essential, the labyrinth is prayer in motion. Come and make this part of your Lenten journey. (Paper finger labyrinths will be available for those who prefer to remain seated.)

Sunday

9:30 - Sunday School for All Ages

9:30 & 11:00 - Worship

5:00-7:30 - Youth Group and Youth Music

Tuesday

9:30 - HPC Staff Meeting

10:00 - STITCH

Wednesday

10:00 - STITCH

5:30 - Children’s Music Ministries

Thursday

12:45 - Women of the World (WOW)

7:30 - Chancel Choir Rehearsal

Throughout Lent, Children in 1st-5th grade are invited to color Len-ten-themed posters while they listen to the sermon. Children are invited to exit the sanctuary immediately following time with young disciples. Then, they’ll go to one of the conference rooms behind the sanctuary and return to their seats during the doxology or the final hymn (whenever the poster is finished). We believe that for many children, keeping their hands “busy” frees up their ears and minds to focus on the words they hear in worship. Please contact Doodle if you have any questions.

March Birthdays: Mar. 1st: Clay Greenlee

Kuker Nodler

Mar. 2nd: Susan Baird

Lauren Wood

Finn Cowan

Mar. 3rd: Ron Mikulak

Ann Stewart Anderson

Barbara Jones

Patrick Rich

Sid Fitzer

Mar. 4th: Clay Blackburn

Kimberlee Burns

Becky McClellan

Mar. 5th: Jay Gulick

Mar. 6th: David Brown

Laura Mattingly

Jack Seiffert

Amanda Craft

Mar. 7th: Beverly Carrico

Patrick Walsh

Garrison Hinson-Hasty

Mar. 8th: Ben Nodler

Leah Pye

Mar. 9th: Sonya Brown

Neeraj Egbert

Mike Kirk

Emme Hinson-Hasty

Mar. 10th: John Reed

Nancy Trabue

Dave Crittenden

Mar. 11th: Elizabeth Anderson

Sarah Jones

Sandi Miller

Nardi Jackson

Mar. 12th: Zachary Owens

Bob Tillett

Jack Dulworth

Sara Massey

Mar. 13th: Bill Smock

Mar. 14th: Ellen Collier

Tom Hardin

Mar. 15th: Maren Schikler

Stephanie Letson

Adelaide Smith

Mar. 17th: Thomas Anderson

Mary-Stuart Reichard

Kevin Taylor

Cynthia Welch

Greta Smith

Readers in Worship:

Mar. 4th

9:30 - Todd Brown

11:00 - Beth Troy

Mar. 11th

9:30 - Greg Sekula

11:00 - Jane Welch

Mar. 18th

9:30 - Youth

11:00 - Judy Stubbs

Mar. 25th

9:30 - Gerry Toner

11:00 - Ron Mikulak

In Memoriam

Lewis Lancaster

July 19, 1927 - February 13, 2018

Mar. 18th: Jill Jarvis

Mar. 19th: Randy Shew

Laura Welch

Martin Schindler

Mar. 20th: Keith Williams

Meredith Williams

Sallie Stevens

Mar. 21st: Philbert Hinds

Larry Hartog

Sharon Harless

Mar. 22nd: Emily Walker

Bill Lacy

Linda Valentine

Mar. 23rd: Rebecca Anderson

Jack Helmers

Ryan Perry

Anne Stanley Hoffman

Mike Garton

Mar. 24th: Tracy Morrison

Pam Osborne

Marian Phifer

Mar. 25th: Gale Hester

Russell Stansbury

Mar. 26th: Riley Fitzgerald

Mar. 27th: Megan Franklin

Phyllis Owen

Ann Lacy

Steve Harrell

John Kim

Mar. 28th: Buddy Cutler

Dorothy DeWees

Christie Tompkins

Grant Ethridge

Mar. 29th: Jonathan Ruckman

Mar. 30th: Michael Schnuerle

Ronnie Tribolet

Mar. 31st: JoAnn Utter

Stephanie Maloney

Caleb Morris

Greeters in Worship:

Mar. 4th

9:30 - Page Family

11:00 - Connally Family

Mar. 11th

9:30 - McLaren Family

11:00 - Harrell Family

Mar. 18th

9:30 - Nelson Family

11:00 - O’Donnell Family

Mar. 25th

9:30 - Owen Family

11:00 - Thomas Family

Join us for a Euchre Tournament in the Fellowship Hall on March 9th at

6:30 p.m. A Euchre class will be taught from 6:00-6:30. Fellowship Com-

mittee will provide drinks and snacks! The tournament will last until ap-

proximately 8:30 p.m. Please let Doodle know you are coming by RSVPing

to [email protected]. Babysitting will be provided in the chil-

dren’s wing for children 5th grade and younger.

Join Fellowship committee with a baby shower for our new Interim director of Congregational Life and Mission, Me-

gan McCarty, and her husband Shannon Bostrom! We’ll celebrate in the Fellowship Hall at 2:00 on Sunday, March

18th! Please bring your favorite snack as a side dish! Megan and Shannon are registered at Babies R Us, Target, and

the Diaper Fairy. Donations toward a larger “church gift” can also be made to the office by Wednesday, March 14th!

Babysitting will be provided in the children’s wing for children 5th grade and younger.

OWLS is a group for adults and they will gather on Wednesday, March 21st. OWLS will gather for food and fellow-

ship and will welcome Karen Newton from the University of Louisville Health Services for “Active Mind: A Taste of

Koru Mindfulness.” OWLS begins with a social time at 11:30 am, a light lunch is served at 11:45 am, and the pro-

gram begins around noon. Lunch is $5. Please RSVP to the church office at [email protected] or (502)

451-2910.

A group of men will be gathering on Thursday, March 8th at 7:30pm for a beverage and some good conversation at

Monnik Beer Co. Come join us. No agenda, just conversation in good company.

On March 6, 7pm-9p, Knit Wits will be held at the home of Bo

Schindler.

We had a great time at our February Parents’ Gathering (for par-

ents with children 5th grade and younger). Continue to check our

newsletter and Bulletin for another gathering in April or May!

The children of the Nursery and Weekday School have been hard at work

exploring all the properties of PAINT! We often ask ourselves how we can

say “Yes” to children more; to their interests, to their ideas, to their curiosi-

ties and inquiries. We adults tend to get a little uptight when it comes to

messes, but children need time and space to experiment to increase their

understanding of what this world has to offer them. So how do we say “Yes”

to kids, even when messes are involved? We create a space meant for messy

exploration, plan for it to happen, stock it with interesting materials, then

stand back and observe. The result? PAINTLANDIA! Our art studio has been

transformed into a space fully ready for messy paint exploration. Check out

our pictures to see how our little scientists gathered some new data about

paint!

Do you have any little scientists who need a space that says “Yes” to their inquiries and new discoveries? We are cur-

rently enrolling for next fall and hope you’ll join us!

Smoketown Mobile Pantry Grace Hope Presbyterian Church is host for the Dare2Care Smoketown Mobile Pantry and they have invited Highland to partner with them. Come out to distribute food and serve our neighbors on March 20th at 1:30 pm with Grace Hope Presbyterian Church at 702 E. Breckenridge St./Clay St. (in the church parking lot). The pantry runs unless it is 20 degrees or less. To learn more or to be added to the volunteer email list, contact Megan McCarty at [email protected].

STITCH Sewing Together in the Caring Highlands, is a partnership between Highland Presbyterian and Kentucky Refugee Ministries. We teach sewing to KRM women who have settled in Louisville from many countries. In the past six and a half years, we have had over 120 sewing machines donated to our program. We are able to give machines to our students who show a talent and interest in sewing in their homes. STITCH is looking for a volunteer who can help us with simple sewing machine repairs and general maintenance of our donated machines. If you or someone you know has an interest in and the ability to work on sewing machines, we’d love to speak with you. We could use help one or two times a month. Please contact either STITCH Co-Director Anna Gray Slagle ([email protected]) or Janet Raderer ([email protected]).

Family Overnight and Outdoor Worship – April 21st

and 22nd

Everyone from Highland Presbyterian Church is invit-

ed to join us for a family cookout and overnight the

night before HPC’s annual outdoor worship service!

The overnight begins April 21st at 2:00 p.m. We’ll

have Saturday evening activities such as gaga ball,

soccer, a hayride, and a campfire with s'mores. Prices

below include Saturday dinner and lodging. We’ll stay

at Cedar Ridge Camp. Families can choose to stay in

one of 3 locations:

Hilltop pavilion at $20 per tent (bathrooms with

showers are located a short walk away).

Cottage – $12 per person in a large cottage that

sleeps 16 total. You would be sharing the one-room cottage with several other people. The bathrooms (including

showers) are a short walk away. The Cottage has air conditioning.

Lodge - $60 for a 4-person room and $80 for a 6-person room. The Lodge has air conditioning and bathrooms in

the same building.

Sunday Worship (April 22nd) will be at 10:00 at the Outdoor Chapel near Hilltop Pavilion. Even if your family choos-

es not to come for the overnight, please join us for outdoor worship! Following Worship, we’ll have lunch in Hopkins

Hall. Fellowship Committee will provide grilled hotdogs and hamburgers (and vege-options). Families are encour-

aged to bring a side-dish to share. (If you come to the Family overnight on Saturday, we will have refrigerator space

available to store your side dish for Sunday lunch). Following lunch, we’ll have more outdoor games and canoeing

for everyone!

If you plan to come to the family

overnight, please let Doodle know

and get your money to the church

office by April 1st. Scholarships are

available for families who would like

to participate and who need the as-

sistance.

Youth Group Schedule All Youth groups will be on their regular days at their usual times during March (except Middle Schoolers on March 18th). We WILL NOT have youth group on Sunday evening, April 1st.

A Wrinkle in Time Our Middle School (6th and 7th grade) Youth group will be having a “Wrinkle in Time” youth group on Sunday March 18th. We’ll gather immediately after 11:00 worship, have lunch, and then go see the movie and have a discussion after that! Participants will still go to choir at 5:00 and have dinner at 6:00 (as usual!). Middle School Youth will not have a formal “youth group” time that evening, but 6th and 7th graders may hang out in the youth space following dinner from 6:30-7:30 if they choose. The cost of this event is $20 per youth (youth will still need to bring money if they want snacks in the theater). Please let Doodle know you are participating by March 1st. A few cop-ies of the book are available in the Youth Space for those who want to read ahead!

The Good Place Our Junior High Youth will meet at regular times in March and continue our discussion

of The Gospel According to “The Good Place.” We’ll also be looking at traditional im-

ages and ideas about Heaven and Hell. Where do we get our ideas about Heaven and

Hell? What is Biblical? What seams reasonable? Join us throughout March as we con-

tinue this discussion.

Zootopia Senior High Youth (10th-12th graders) will spend time in March looking at racism and

vocation. How can all that be in one movie? Just what does Judy Hopps know? And

how dangerous is it to be someone that others tell you shouldn’t be? Who exactly is

Nick Wilde? And will he help or hurt Hopps as she enforces the law in Zootopia! It is

not necessary to see this movie before we discuss it, but it helps! The movie is cur-

rently streaming on Netflix.

Steven Paul Spears --- In Recital May 20, 2018 at 4:00 p.m.

Arts on the Corner

presents

LENTEN REFLECTIONS

A Chancel Choir Performance

Featuring music that creates snapshots of the aspects of Lent:

"Requiem" from Memorial by René Clausen "O Vos Omnes" by Pablo Casals

"Father, Forgive Us" by Craig Courtney "Kyrie Eleison" from The Lord Nelson Mass by Franz Joseph Haydn "In manus tuas" from Spetem Ultima Verba by Michael John Trotta

"The gift of each day" from The Gift of Life by John Rutter

Childcare available by RSVP by 3/15/18 - 502-451-2910

Sunday, March 18 at 7:30 P.M.

Highland Presbyterian Church 1011 Cherokee Road

Louisville, Kentucky 40204

The time of Lent is one of reflection and contemplation. For the Children’s Music Ministry, we are reflecting on many things…the bold energy that warmer weather brings to children, the celebration of new life in our church through baptisms, new plants springing into bloom, new music to be made, and the upcoming Palm Parade on Palm Sunday. We are spending more time with all three children’s choirs making music together. One of the songs that we are using for this combined time is “Up Above My Head.” This fun gospel song allows us the opportunity to play percussion and practice our improvisation skills. We have also written new verses for this song. We hope to share this song with the congregation at our Spring Celebration.

Just a reminder that our children’s spring musical, “A Table for Five…Thousand!”, will be on March 4th at 3:00 p.m. Join us in the Fellowship Hall for this fun re-telling of the story of loaves and fish.

PRESBYTERIAN UNION A Monthly Discussion Group Sponsored by

Second Presbyterian and Highland Presbyterian Churches

On the first Tuesday of each month, people gather downtown for the fellowship of a lunch, followed by a speaker and discussion around a wide variety of topics-- church and culture issues, faith questions, the changing face of Louisville, topics of personal interest. Think of it as a quick retreat with some friends from different places to think about the world of work and living from a different direction. All are welcome, so please invite guests.

TOPIC: “INSIGHTS AND OBSERVATION ON NORTH KOREA”

SPEAKERS: DR. JASON ABBOTT

Endowed Chair in Asian Democracy, Center for Asian Democracy; Director, Center for Asian Democracy; Professor Dr. Jason Abbott joined the university in July 2010, after previously holding positions at The University of Surrey, The School of Oriental and African Studies at The University of London, and the Department of International Studies, Nottingham Trent University. He is the author/editor of five books and over 20 articles and book chapters on issues of democratization, economic development, political economy and regional security in Southeast Asia (and Malaysia in particular). He is also an experienced broadcaster and has provided interviews to a range of media organizations, including the BBC 24, BBC World Service, CNN, Al-Jazeera and Voice of America as well as consultancy advice to Research Analysts at the Foreign Office of the United Kingdom, Oxford Analytica, and the International Transport Workers Federation (a study on the impact of globalization with Dr. Frank Faulkner, University of Derby).

Where: Vincenzo’s, The Courtyard Room

105 South 5th Street Lunch: buffet salad and entrée, dessert, iced tea Cost: $16.00 including gratuity

When: Tuesday, March 6 at 11:30am

RSVP: If you will attend, please notify by 4:00 pm Monday, March 5 (if accepting) E-mail Ann or Ivan

Schell at [email protected] or phone 894-8440

Mark your calendars for future meetings (always first Tuesday):

Tuesday, April 3, 2018 – Human Trafficking OR Vian Sora, Iraqi artist

Parking: Parking is on 5th Street either on the street or across Market (one way east) at the Stock Yards

parking sign on the south side of Market between 5th and 6th or at the National City Bank Building (entrances on 5th, near Main, and Main Street [one way west] on left immediately before 5th).

Payment: Please pay at door by cash or check.

Cancellation: If you make a reservation and do not cancel before 9:00 am on the day of the presentation, we

must ask that you pay.

Bible Buddies Thanks to the following youth who have volunteered to be Bible Buddies Assistants during the 11:00 Wor-ship Service in February:

March 4th – Ronnie Tribolet March 11th – Dorothy DeWees March 18th – Finley or Whitman Barber March 25th – William Dykes & Beau Squires

Youth aged 6th-12th grade who would like to partici-pate in this ministry (and earn fundraising credit to-wards 2018 summer trips) should contact Doodle to sign up ([email protected]) for Sundays in future months!

Youth Needed We need youth to help with the following. Please e-mail or Text Doodle to let her know what you can help with: Delivering Easter Egg Baskets on Saturday, March 31st

in the morning (baskets can be picked up on Friday, March 30th).

Help with the Easter Egg Hunt. Meet Sunday morning, April 1st at 9:00 (following the Youth Sunrise Service and Breakfast) in the youth space. There is no regular Youth Sunday School on this day.

Selling Postcards as a Youth Summer Fundraiser (we’ll be selling postcards on April 8th, 15th, and 22nd) in the Fellowship Hall following 9:30 and 11:00 Worship ser-vices).

Help with Bible Buddies in April (all dates currently available)

mailto:[email protected]

We know that many families travel during JCPS Spring

Break! If you’re traveling, safe travels! If not, please con-

sider joining us for these opportunities for family fun and

fellowship:

Bowling - On April 2nd, Meet at Ten Pin Bowling in St.

Matthews (200 Ten Pin Lane) at 9:00! $1 games all morn-

ing for anyone who arrives by 9:30. All children will need

an adult present (whether the adult bowls or not) Please

let Doodle know if you are planning to attend by Wednes-

day, March 28th so she can reserve lanes! Afterwards, we

may just go grab lunch together as well!

Movie - On Thursday, April 5th, meet at HPC in the Youth

Space at 2:00 for an afternoon movie! We’ll be watching

Disney’s Coco. Popcorn is provided! Bring your own

drink! No cost and no RSVP! The movie is about 90

minutes long. Parents are also encouraged to attend.

This year, our Easter Egg Hunt will be on (Easter) Sunday

morning, April 1st at 9:30 a.m. All Children in Preschool-5th

grade will go to their Sunday School Classes to decorate

their “Easter Bags.” At the appropriate times, Sunday School

Classes will go to their hunting spots with their bags. No

need to bring baskets! Children will also learn about the

Easter story and do crafts in their Sunday School classes.

Please plan to join us for this event!

Children’s Music Ministry Spring Celebration

will be Wednesday, April 18th at 5:30 in the

Fellowship Hall!

During Children’s Choir each Wednesday night in March, we’ll have an exercise club for anyone who wants

to join. We’ll meet in the Fellowship Hall at 5:30 (right when choir begins!). On days that the weather

permits, we’ll be outside walking in the neighborhood. On days that are too cold or dreary, we’ll go to the

youth space and do the “Just Dance” Zumba Workouts. Either way, come ready to share a half hour of ex-

ercise with friends retrieving your child(ren) at 6:15. Babysitting can be provided for children too young

for our music program if you let Doodle know you need childcare by the Monday prior to Wednesday.

AT YOUR SERVICE…

EGG-CELLENT EGG HUNTS

On Friday, March 30th, Please Deliver: ________Three Dozen (36) ________ Six Dozen (72) Easter Eggs to the following address:

Name: _________________________________ Address Line 1: _________________________________ Address Line 2: _________________________________

Please: ___________ hide the eggs in the front yard. ___________ leave a basket of Eggs near the front door.

Inside the eggs, please include: _________ Candy _________ Toys _________ Candy & Toys

Any food allergies or restrictions? _____________________________

Please include a check for $25 for 3 dozen eggs and $50 for 6 dozen eggs.

We will also leave a note inviting the recipients to our Easter Services on Easter morning (April 1st!)

Anything else you’d like for us to leave on the note?

This is a youth summer trip fundraiser! All money raised will go to our middle school and high school youth summer

trips and conferences! Order by returning the bottom of this flier to Doodle Harris ([email protected])

with a check for the appropriate amount no later than Monday, March 26th!

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