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St. Andrew Presbyterian Church www.standrewpresbyterian.org 301-223-8887

JUNE 2017

Rooted in Love, Grounded in Grace, Growing for God

Dear Friends, The columns for 2017 have been focusing on how to grow deeper in your faith, using spiritual disciplines to do so. The disciplines that I have written about so far are: study of the Word of God; worship attendance; scripture study with others (Sunday School and Bible Study), evangelism (inviting others to church and Sunday School), confession, fasting, and prayer. The discipline that I would like to highlight this month is meditation. In our society today, we are filled with busyness and distractions. Many are tied intimately to their phones or to their other electronic devices. Many are involved in many, many activities. This leaves many a person exhausted and emotionally drained. The answer from the scriptures is meditation. Many times we are called from scripture to meditate, or we see Bible figures actually meditating. Isaac went out into the field to medi-tate (Genesis 24:63). The Psalm writer stated, “I think of Thee upon my bed, and meditate on Thee in the watches of the night.” (Psalm 63:6) We are to emulate the blessed person whose delight is in the Lord and His law, upon which we are to “meditate upon it day and night.” (Psalm 1:2) I could go on but we need to define what it means to meditate. Meditation means not only to listen to God and God’s Word but also to reflect upon God’s Word and His works. We are to ruminate upon God’s law and see how we are following it. We are to look at God’s creation and marvel at its beauty and thus God’s majesty. As we do this, we will be blessed to experience God at a deeper level. We will begin to discern God’s will in our lives and thus have a clearer direction for what we are to do. As a result of meditation, we will need less running after the trends and events of the day, and we will receive more calm and assurance in our lives. Thomas a Kempis, a spiritual writer of a day gone by, stated that meditation will bring us into a “familiar friendship with Jesus.” As we spend time pondering God’s creation, may God help us to live out our mission statement to the world that we are grounded in grace, living in love, and growing for God. In Christ’s Love,

Pastor Mark

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Youth Group The Youth Group will meet on June 4. We

will acknowledge our seniors at this meeting.

Presbyterian Men The Presbyterian Men will hold its regular

meeting at Hagerstown Family Diner at 6:30 p.m., on Tuesday, June 20. Come and take some time to enjoy the fellowship of other men, and participate in a Bible Study. Please sign up if attending.

Presbyterian Women The Presbyterian Women will not meet

until September. We continue to collect non-perishable

items for Holly Place.

Craft Bazaar Workshops Our Craft Bazaar workshops will continue

this month. We will meet on Monday, June 5, 9:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m. If you have any questions, please contact Marcia Davis.

Mission Trip There will be a meeting for those going on

the Big Creek Mission Trip on Sunday, June 4, after the second service. Parents and/or guardians are invited to attend so that we can sign forms and share information. If you have any questions, please ask Pastor Mark. We have two slots open if anyone is interest-ed in going.

Adult Class Suggestions As we prepare for the Fall season, if you

have an idea for an Adult Sunday School class, or another class we can offer, please drop a note in the church office with your suggestion.

Tea Party Fundraiser We will be holding a tea party on Satur-

day, June 3, to offset the cost of the Pastor’s 25th Anniversary Celebration. Tea will be served at 11:00 a.m., and 2:00 p.m. Details and registration forms can be found on the informational table in the parlor.

5th Annual HARC Hike When: Saturday, June 10, 2017 Where: C&O Canal Towpath in Washington County, MD What: 5K, 10K, and half marathon hikes To Benefit: HARC and Micah’s Backpack

Fully supported hike features 5K, 10K, and half marathon routes. Enjoy snacks and drink refills, and course support. All hikes will be along the Maryland section of the C&O Canal towpath, and will end at Shep-herd Springs Retreat Center, where we’ll en-joy food, fun, and friendship.

Proceeds benefit HARC, whose initiatives include Micah’s Backpack, early childhood education and well-being programs, and sup-port connection of area churches and faith communities; and Micah’s Backpack, a pro-gram to feed hungry elementary school stu-dents. If interested, please contact HARC.

Movie Night Looking ahead, we will be having a Movie

Night here on August 18. Mark your calen-dars now. Details will be in upcoming bulle-tins.

Food Bank Food Bank Sunday is the second Sunday

of each month. Bring your non-perishable items and place them in the Food Bank box in the hallway, or place your monetary dona-tions in an envelope marked “Food Bank” and place it in the offering plate.

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Recuperating at Home Liz Altman Andrew Dittman Barbara Goodrich Roger Johnson Gene McCauley Ron Mentzer Mike Stotelmyer

In the Nursing Home Greenfield Senior Living Ralph DeVore

Homewood Harriet Ankeney Mary Brown Lucy Karn

NMS Healthcare Larry Roth

Military Michael Biza Great Nephew of Janet Bulow Charles Bryhan Son-In-Law of Mark & Virginia Wolcott Andrew Layton Son of David & Norma Layton Andrew Likely Son of Tom & Kelly Likely Shawn Likely Son of Tom & Kelly Likely Grant Long Son of Dave & Karen Sue Long Jay Pike Son of Mary Pike Matt Stemper Son of Doug & June Stemper

Missionaries Rev. Jed & Jenny Koball Pakistani Church

Church Officials Rev. Heath Rada

P r a y f o r o u r C h r i s t i a n Family

It’s Baseball Season It’s that time of the year when the bats start swinging,

the balls start flying, and we want to be a part of that fun! Come join us as we enjoy some great baseball at the Hager-stown Sun’s stadium. We will be going as a church group on Friday, August 11, for an AYCE picnic buffet. The game is a 7:05 game. The buffet begins at 5:30. The buffet in-cludes: hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, chicken, chips, baked beans, and assorted drinks. There will be fireworks following the game. All of this for only $24.00. Please sign up in the parlor if you plan on attending. There are payment envelopes at the sign-up table for you to place your payment in. Please have your money in by July 30. Thank you. See you at the ball game.

Did you know that St. Andrew has two softball teams? They play weekly at the Fairgrounds. The schedule is post-ed in the bulletin each week. Come on out and root for the old home teams.

BINGO at Homewood We will be hosting a Summer Time BINGO at Home-

wood Nursing Center on Saturday, June 24, for the resi-dents.

There is a sign-up sheet in the parlor if you would like to help. We need people to help get people out to play BIN-GO (push wheel chairs, etc.), hand out BINGO cards, sit and help the residents play BINGO (many have trouble see-ing and/or hearing), handing out prizes and refreshments, etc. This is always such a wonderful afternoon for both the residents and for all of us hosting the party. We will meet at the Williamsport McDonald’s at 1:00 p.m. for lunch be-fore going to Homewood.

If you would like to donate prizes for the party, please place them in the office, on the back counter, labeled “BINGO prizes”.

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Pastor Appreciation Word Search—Peter and Priscilla Congratulations to those who successfully completed May’s word search (names on next page).

Please place your completed paper in the box in the parlor by June 15. Make sure your name is on your paper.

WORD LIST ACCOUNTING CONFIDENT LEADERSHIP PRISCILLA AQUILA COUNSELING MANUAL LABOR RESPONSIBILITY ANNETTE ELDERLY MARK ROLE MODEL BORN LEADER ENERGETIC MINISTRY SERVICE CAPABLE FAITH IN GOD PASTOR SHARED DUTIES CAREER FISHERMAN PETER TENT MAKERS

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Game Night On Saturday, July 8, we will hold a

Family Game Night in the Friendship Hall, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Bring your favorite games and a snack to share. Sign up in the parlor if you plan on attending. Hope you can join us for a great evening of fun and games.

Coffee Hour Our Father’s Day Coffee Hour, hosted by

Parishes 11 and 12, will be held on Sun-day, June 18, from 9:30-10:45 a.m. Come on back for great fellowship and good food.

Lobster Festival The Lobster Festival will be June 10,

5:30-7:30 p.m., here at St. Andrew. The dinner includes: 1 1/2-2 lb. lobster, salad, roll, vegetable, potatoes, home-made des-serts, choice of hot and cold drinks. The cost is $35 per person. Baked spaghetti will be available for children and those who don’t care for lobster for only $15. There will also be cooked lobster to go for $18. Tickets can be purchased at the church of-fice, or by calling 301-223-8887 or 301-992-2222. Tickets must be purchased no later than June 5.

Correspondence Bulletin Board All our college students have either

graduated or are home for a much needed summer break. Our bulletin board will be updated in September.

Completed May’s Word Search Carol Alphin Debbie McCauley Eric Arvidson Elaine Myers Jean Harr Margie Reed Tammy Jamison Gerry Salter Debbie Kinzer Frances Wolford Terri Long Friday Club

Just a reminder that Friday Club will be on summer break. We will resume meeting the third Friday in September.

Helping Hands Helping Hands will meet on Thursday,

June 1, at 10:00 a.m. No need to bring an-ything. Your lunch will be provided.

Book Club If you love to read, come join one or

both of our book clubs. The evening book club will meet on

Tuesday, June 6, from 7:00-8:15 p.m., in the Legacy Room. We will discuss Mrs. Kennedy and Me, by Clint Hill.

The daytime book club will be meeting on Monday, June 26, 1:30 p.m., at Panera Bread. We will be discussing Mystery of the Inn, by Carolyne Aarsen.

Supper Club Our monthly Supper Club will meet at

Western Sizzlin on Tuesday, June 27, at 5:30 p.m. Come and join your church fam-ily for a nice evening of great food and fel-lowship. If you are running late, no wor-ries. We have the entire room in the back reserved for our church group. There is a sign-up sheet in the parlor if you plan on attending.

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Sunday School Corner

Perfect Attendance in April Congratulations to the following students who had perfect attendance for all five Sun-

days: Jeffrey Andrews, Brody Hemphill, Jeremy Hemphill, Kaely Long, and Dominic Ross.

4 out of 5 Sundays in April Congratulations to those who were here 4 out of 5 Sundays: Gavin Babb, Gabby John-

son, Colton McKinley, Will McKinley, Emmy Paul, Sutton Risley, Lauren Scumpieru, and Lucas Scumpieru.

Sunday School Snippets Toddler Class: The Toddler Class learned about Easter, and that Jesus is alive and we can talk to Him any time. Pre-K Class: Congratulations to the following students for memorizing their Blble verse, “Serve one another in love”, Galatians 5:13: Gavin Babb, Colton McKinley, Lily South, Maggie Wise, and Norah Wise. The Pre-K students have been learning how we can tell other people about the love of Jesus, and that we can show others the love of Jesus by our actions. Kindergarten/1st Grade: Congratulations to the following students: Natalie Farioli, Bro-dy Hemphill, and Lauren Scumpieru, for memorizing their Bible verse, “As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” Natalie, Abby, and Brody are being recognized this month in Sunday School. Natalie and Abby are very active participants, and Brody pays very close attention to the Bible story each week and gives in depth answers. The Kinder-garten and First Grade students are learning how Jesus’ friends help others, and how God gives us different jobs. 2nd/3rd Grade: Congratulations to the following students: Allie Babb, Logan Farioli, Jeremy Hemphill, Skylar Lange, Will McKinley, and Evie Wise, for memorizing their Bi-ble verse, “God is our shelter and strength, always ready to help in times of trouble.” Psalm 46:1. The students have learned that God is always there when we need wisdom, strength, comfort, guidance, peace, and calmness. We can talk to Him at any time and not be afraid or ashamed to share our fears and feelings to God. The students have recently been study-ing: Being close to Jesus, Jesus comforts us in our time of need, Telling others about Je-sus, Sharing and doing good, Accepting others, and Praying about our problems. 4th/5th Grade: The students continue to study the gifts of the Holy Spirit. With the coming of the Holy Spirit, after Jesus ascended into Heaven, many came to believe in Jesus and the church began to grow significantly. 6th-8th Grade: Congratulations to Claude Paul for doing his weekly devotions and then sharing them during Sunday School. The students were busy during the month of May. They made a special surprise for Mother’s Day. Thank you to the class and their teachers, Miss Tammy and Miss Tonya, for presenting such a wonderful telling of three of Jesus’ par-ables for the Dessert Theatre. What a fun way to study and learn about the parables by acting them out and sharing it with all of us. Teen Class: The Teen Class uses The Blueprint, a Christian magazine for teens. This past quarter, they have studied: Jesus’ death, He took our punishment upon the cross, The as-surance that He is coming back some day, and Connecting and belonging in our new life in Christ.

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It may be summer vacation from school, but Sunday School takes no vacation. After all, God doesn’t take a vacation from us. We will have Sunday School all summer. If you haven’t joined a class yet, now would be the perfect time. There are two adult classes of-fered. Pastor Mark and Hank Hemphill teach a Bible Study in the conference room. The other adult class, the Voyager Class, is a discussion oriented class. They are currently reading and discussing Choosing to See, by Mary Beth Chapman. There are extra copies of the book if you would like to join their class. The Voyager Class meets in the room across from the conference room.

We have classes for all ages of children. The younger classes, 5th grade and below, meet in the sanctuary from 9:45-10:00 a.m. for a short opening. At 10:00, the students are dismissed to their classes. Any student who is in 3rd grade or below needs to be picked up by a parent/grandparent or older sibling, by 10:45 a.m. The older grades meet directly in their classrooms at 9:45 a.m.

If you have any questions about Sunday School, location of classrooms, etc., please see Pastor Mark or Annette.

Vacation Bible School It’s hard to believe that VBS is right around the corner. Here are some important re-

minders for you: If you are planning on attending VBS and have not yet registered, please do so TO-

DAY! The registration forms are in the bulletin. Invite a friend. Help yourself to the guest registration forms at the sign-up table in

the parlor. Please bring the completed forms back as soon as possible. Sign up to volunteer if you haven’t done so already. The volunteer forms are at the

sign-up table in the parlor. We still need help in all areas! If you are donating a snack item, please bring it to the church by Thursday, June 8.

You can place your item on the back counter in the office. Label your items “VBS snacks”. If your items are perishable, please place them in the refrigerator/freezer.

The t-shirts will be ready for pick-up on June 4. Stop by the hallway and pick yours up.

VBS Staff Dedication will be on Sunday, June 11, at both services. Set-Up Party for VBS will be June 11, from 4:00—7:00 p.m. Meet in the Friendship

Hall at 4:00 p.m. for a brief meeting before we start setting up. We will be serving dinner at 5:30. Afterwards, the Youth Group will be hosting games on the front lawn for our younger children.

June 12-16, VBS from 6:15-8:00 p.m. each night. This is for the entire family. We have classes for all ages, plus an adult class taught by Pastor Mark.

VBS Evaluation will be on June 25, from 12:15-1:00 p.m. Please keep VBS in your prayers. There are prayer calendars in the back of the

sanctuary. Help yourself to one if you haven’t already done so. Thank you for all your support and prayers for Bible School!

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2017 Graduates We are so proud of our 2017 high school

and college graduates. Congratulations! Please make sure to stop by the office and pick up your card and gift from the church if you haven’t yet done so.

We would like to feature our graduates in the newsletter and on the bulletin board. If you have graduated, but are not fea-tured, we have not gotten your information. There are still forms in the parlor, at the sign-up table. Please pick one up and fill it out. We want to make sure all our gradu-ates are recognized.

Brooke Beckley Brooke graduated from Washington

County Technical High School. While at Tech High, Brooke received her certification for firefighter and EMT through the Univer-sity of Maryland. While in high school, Brooke has also received her certification for firefighter (level 2), EMT, rescue tech, and HAZMAT operations. In the fall, Brooke will be attending Shepherd Univer-sity. Her future plans are to be an EMT.

Brooke has been a part of this church ever since she was born. She celebrated her 1st birthday here at church in the basement. In more recent times, Brooke has been a member of our youth group, Sunday School, and went on our mission trip to Big Creek, Kentucky. Brooke made a big splash in Kentucky where she helped the local children learn to swim. Currently, Brooke goes on call for both Halfway and Fairplay Fire Companies.

It is amazing all what Brooke has ac-complished in her short 18 years of life, EMT, firefighter, and rescue tech! Wow! We are so proud of you and all your achievements. We pray for God’s guidance, safety, and protection for you as you pre-pare for your life and career as a paramed-ic. Daulton Beckley

Daulton graduated from Washington County Technical High School with a certi-fication of a firefighter/EMT through the University of Maryland. Congratulations to Daulton, who received his certification in firefighter level 2, EMT, rescue tech, and HAZMAT operations. This summer, he is planning to train in Montgomery or Prince George’s County to become a paid firefight-er.

Daulton has been a part of the church ever since he was born. It has been such a joy to watch Daulton and his twin sister, Brooke, grow up in the church. Daulton has been a part of our Sunday School, was youth group president, and went on our mission trip to Kentucky, where he helped serve the people in the poorest county in the U.S.A. Currently, Daulton is now run-ning calls for Fairplay and Halfway Fire Companies.

Daulton, we are so proud of you and all your achievements over the past few years. It takes a very special person to become a firefighter. You know that our prayers go with you. May the Lord bless you with pro-tection and safety every day.

Noah Gross Noah graduated from Spring Mills High

School. While in high school, Noah was a member of the National Honors Society, Science National Honors Society, and TriM Music Honors Society. He was also award-ed the International Thespian Society Out-standing Actor Award, as well as the WV State Thespian Festival Honor Drive. Wow! This summer, Noah will be working at An-tietam Recreation as the drama director and talent coach. He will be playing Jean Valjean in Les Miserables at the Mussel-man High School on July 1. He will also be starring in Thoroughly Modern Milly at the Capitol Theater in Chambersburg on July 29.

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In the fall, Noah will be attending WVU towards getting a B.A. in Musical Theater, and also a minor in Business. Noah even-tually plans to move to NYC or LA to find work. Noah, we are so proud of you and all your achievements. We have been blessed here at St. Andrew as we have seen you perform many times here at church, and in local theaters. We know first hand the amazing skills that God has given you.

Our church takes many bus trips to NYC to see various plays being performed there. Perhaps we will see you on stage at some point. We know God has great plans for you. We are so excited to see what God has in store for your future. Know that you will be in our thoughts and prayers as you enter a new and exciting chapter in your life.

Scott Long Scott attended Bridgewater College and

majored in Biology. He was very involved with cross country and indoor and outdoor track while at Bridgewater. Scott’s future plans are to join the military at some point. He would like to be a physician’s assistant while serving in the military.

Scott has been attending St. Andrew ev-er since he was a small child. For those of us who have been here a while, it has been a joy watching Scott grow up!

In more recent years, we have enjoyed the letters and notes that you sent to the church. It was so much fun receiving your letters and letting us know how you were doing. Thank you for all the letters you sent. They were greatly appreciated. It was always such a joy to see you at church when you are home during college breaks. Scott, we are so proud of you! We know that God has great plans for you, and we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers as you begin a new chapter in your life.

Allison Martin Allison graduated from Radford Univer-

sity Summa cum laude, with a dual degree in Fashion Design and Accounting! This summer, she will be putting her time and energy to good use utilizing her skills in fashion design as she will be making her sister, Amanda’s wedding dress. Wow! What a labor of love. At this time, Allison is waiting to see where God will lead her for a job—in the line of accounting or in the field of fashion design.

Allison has been attending this church ever since she was a little girl. It has been such a joy to watch her grow up through-out the years. Ever since she was a little girl, Allison, along with her sister, Amanda, and Grandma Kay Tuttle, would attend when we went to visit the residents at Homewood Retirement Community. Oh, the joy of the residents when they saw the adorable faces of these little girls. As Alli-son got older, she voluntarily helped in the church nursery on a regular basis. Allison has a servant’s heart for both the young and the old.

God certainly has gifted you in a variety of ways. It will be exciting to see where He will lead you. You will be in our thoughts and prayers as you begin this exciting new chapter in your life.

Aidan McLane Aidan graduated from Boonsboro High

School. He received Maryland’s Bi-Literacy Achievement for excellence in Spanish. He also was very involved with outdoor track at Boonsboro High School. His school re-ceived 1st Place overall in the county track competition. This summer, Aidan will be working at a local doctor’s office. Aidan will be attending the University of Maryland next year. He will be majoring in bio-chemistry.

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Not only was Aidan an honor student, and track star, he was also very involved with the Boy Scouts. He is currently work-ing on his Eagle project, Antietam Railway Station Drainage and Bell Project, which consists of landscaping and creating a drainage site.

We are so proud of you, Aidan! It takes a special person to juggle the academics of high school, time spent on the track team, and the goal of achieving Eagle Scout! May God guide and direct you every step of your way as you go to college next year. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Sarah Shirk Sarah graduated with honors from

Churchville Christian High School. This summer, Sarah will be working at Antietam Recreation as a swim instructor, and at On Stage Performance (a family owned and run studio), as a dance instructor. Sarah won 1st Place in the overall Senior Division as a solo/duet competition at the Dance Cham-pionship. Her future plans are to work full time as a dance instructor at On Stage Per-formance.

We have been blessed many times to see Sarah perform here at church. Her athleti-cism is truly amazing. God blessed Sarah with a body that is able to bend in ways that defy nature! Sarah has a heart to serve God, not only as an instructor of dance and swim, but also on the mission field. She has gone on our mission trip to Big Creek, Kentucky. She chooses to work with the children at the day camp. All year long, Sarah collects things to bring to these children. She has definitely made a differ-ence in the lives of these families who re-side in the poorest county in the U.S.A.

We are so proud of you, Sarah, for your servant’s heart and for using your gifts and talents to serve God. May God continue to guide and direct you as you begin the next chapter in your life!

Membership Support Our beautiful new addition has drawn fa-

vorable comments from our congregation, visitors, and those who happen to drive by. What a blessing for our growing church to be an example of our faithfulness and God’s providence. Just think of all the wonderful celebrations and tender memories that will be shared within these walls.

We are blessed to have quite a number of visitors each Sunday. Those who return of-ten speak of our comfortable, meaningful service, and the warm welcome they receive. Thanks to all who greet the visitors, encour-age them to sign the attendance pad, and di-rect them to our welcome table for a gift bag.

Our church gardens are one of the first signs of welcome to those coming to church. Keeping the gardens looking good requires regular maintenance. If you would like to help with gardening, please contact Kitty Harbaugh.

As you walk through our church, please pause a minute to look at our bulletin boards, which highlight many of our minis-tries. You will find information about our outreach support, P. W. activities and up-coming tours, and a graph showing where we live. Coming soon will be VBS infor-mation, youth mission trip photos, and pho-tos of our church leaders and teachers. Also of interest each week is the informational counter, right outside the sanctuary, where sign-up sheets are located for upcoming events.

Another place to visit to learn about our ministry is our church website: stan-drewpresbyterian.org. You’ll find photos of church events, the monthly calendar, and other church news. You can also listen to sermons and choir anthems. Check it out!

St. Andrew is indeed a beacon on the hill as we share God’s love with the community through our many faith-based activities and outreach programs.

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Stewardship Summertime stewardship may look dif-

ferent from the rest of the year. While a few church activities take a hiatus during the summer, many of our ministries con-tinue all year.

Vacations may allow us to use our time and talent as we participate in church ac-tivities we might not have time for during the year. Volunteering at VBS, the Food Bank, or the Shepherd’s Table are possibil-ities. Perhaps going on the mission trip or staying home to do odd jobs around the church (like gardening) may be options for you. Let Pastor Mark or one of the commit-tee members know of your interest.

Vacations may take us away from at-tending church every Sunday. However, tithes and offerings are still needed, since our church functions on them for our budgeted expenses. One suggestion is to establish an automatic withdrawal pay-ment with your bank for regular church fi-nancial obligations.

If you have a box of numbered offering envelopes, please use them every time you make your offering. Using the envelopes makes it easier to record your donations. This is the only way we can keep a record of your donations for tax purposes. If you don’t have numbered envelopes, and would like them, call the office with your request.

Witness & Mission When the Back to School

Sales start, be on the lookout for great deals on binders, notebook paper, pencils, colored pencils, pens, crayons, pencil pouches, rulers, and scissors. We will be providing 24 backpacks full of supplies to children in the Williamsport schools. Thank you for your help with this project.

Our grand total collected for One Great Hour of Sharing was $1208.39. Thanks for your generosity.

If you would like to donate to some of the areas that recently experienced natural disasters, please use the pew envelopes and write on it, “Presbyterian Disaster As-sistance”. Thank you.

Wall of Sharing Youth Group Fundraiser

In July, we will travel to Big Creek in Kentucky, and have many opportunities to minister to the needs of this area. The Wall of Sharing Fundraiser can be your way of helping to raise the money needed to mis-sion to these areas. There are still lots of envelopes available. The steps are simple: choose an envelope with a dollar amount, put that amount in the envelope, then give the envelope to Pastor Mark. You can choose an envelope that is your birthday, favorite number, or give together with someone. We thank you for your generosi-ty!

Thank You Many thanks to the Presbyterian Wom-

en for their generous gift to me for teaching the Circle lesson this year. You have touched me greatly, and I appreciate your thoughtfulness.

In Christ’s love, Pastor Mark

Treasurer’s Report Balance 4/01/17 $61,836.33 Receipts 35,387.55 Disbursements 26,539.96 Balance 4/30/17 $70,683.92

We welcome your input for this newsletter. Please place all submissions

in the newsletter box in the church office, by the 15th of the month.

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Happy Anniversary! John & Peggy Corbin

June 1 Matt & Joanna Valentine

June 1 Hank & Jennifer Majeski

June 2 Tim & Julie Malecki

June 6 Don & Pat Newbraugh

June 6 Corey & Amanda Linthicum

June 7

Greg & Tonya Andrews June 21

Dolyn & Linda Ruffner June 21

Mike & Cindy Line June 22

Jerry & Sybil Bender June 28

Gica & Lisa Scumpieru June 28

Mark & Annette Sandell June 30

1 Andrew Likely

1 John Martin

2 Jennifer Majeski

2 Ruthann Palmer

3 Eric Arvidson

3 Kelly Likely

3 Dolyn Ruffner

3 Daryl Warrenfeltz

4 Emily Grabill

5 Brittany Akers

6 David Armstrong

6 Ruth Stenger-Japzon

7 Tena Lane

8 Nathan Armstrong

8 Ken Harbaugh

9 Jerry Bender

10 Bethany Attavian

10 Brianne Bearese

11 Fred Johnson

11 James Ryan

12 Tim Koelble

12 Ann Mason

12 George Miller

12 Leigh Ann Stotelmyer

12 Owen Woods

13 Gretchen Devore

13 Mary Pike

14 David Layton

14 Lilly Wise

15 Bill Reedy

16 Lois Hatleberg

17 Matthew Mosley

20 Mary Brown

21 Martin Altman

22 Norma Layton

23 Carol Alphin

23 Elaine Myers

23 Marly Stemper

24 Allie Babb

24 Karen Sue Long

24 Max Young

25 Emerson Paul

25 Evelyn Wise

27 David Parker

27 Patricia Ryan

29 Josie Boppe

29 Peggy Corbin

29 Eric Ruffner

30 Jennifer Metz

30 Larry Roth

30 Jeff Stearns

Dennis & Libby Llewellyn June 7

Stanley & Darlene Suffecool June 7

Bruce & Linda Attavian June 11

Mickey & Jennifer Grubb June 11

Dave & Carolyn Hetzer June 11

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