The Moorings LineNEWSLETTER OF THE MOORINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

May 2017 ISSUE

Regular Sunday ServicesCasual Worship | 9:00 AM | Webster Chapel Traditional Worship| 10:00 AM | Sanctuary

May 7 4th Sunday of Easter9:00 AM - Casual Worship

10:00 AM Young Voices In Worship (pg. 6)

May 14 5th Sunday of Easter"Through the Son" John 14:1-14

May 21 6th Sunday of Easter "Through the Spirit" John 14:15-21

May 28 7th Sunday of Easter "That They May Know You" John 17:1-11

Many Thanks to our Parish Associates

We give God thanks for their preaching, teaching, leadership and pastoral care.

Dr. Herbert B. Anderson Rev. Nancy P. Stewart

Dr. Doug Learned Pastor/Head of Staff

Rev. Jaci Smith Patman Associate Pastor

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Welcome our Newest MembersMike and Sandi Raymond join MPC by a Letter of Transfer from Chatham, NJ. They love the sermons and choir at Moorings Presbyterian Church, and their hobbies are golf and skiing. They have a northern home in Brant Lake, NY.

Priscilla Clement joins as an Affiliate Member from Granby, MA. She is a hearty 92 years of age and was attracted by Doug’s sermons and the dedication of the congregation. Priscilla loves to knit and enjoys the MPC van transportation to Sunday services.

Stephanie Lord joins MPC by a Letter of Transfer from Rye, NY. Tennis is her hobby and she has a strong musical background with choir and handbells. Stephanie is originally from Ohio and is a year-round resident of Naples.

Margaret Thomas Burke joins by Letter of Transfer from Tennesee. Margaret was a teacher in Minneapolis for 40 years. She was attracted to Moorings by its welcoming members and the various opportunities to serve. Margaret is artistic and enjoys art, bridge, reading and needlepoint.

Jesse Burke joins as an Affiliate member from Tennesee. Jesse is a retired orthodontist from Jackson, TN. He lives near the church and enjoys the friendly congregation at Moorings. Jesse likes to fish and read and considers himself a “jack of all trades.”

An exciting new step in the journey of our young Confirmands will take place at a New Member Inquiry Class on Sunday, May 7 following weeks of confirmation classes. They will experience the same process as other prospective members when they join the Moorings Presbyterian congregation. Our pastors, other church staff, and the New Members & Evangelism Committee members are truly enthusiastic about taking this step, feeling that it will strengthen the cross-generational bonds and communication at Moorings and will assure the Confirmands that they are extremely important, not only for the well being of our congregation, but also for strengthening the next generation of the universal church worldwide. Alicia Rowland, our Director of Youth Ministries, says of this new pattern, “This definitely meets two of our youth ministry goals: to engage the youth in the life of the church, and to provide opportunities for building relationships with other members across the age spectrum. We are excited to partner with an existing team to accomplish these longstanding goals.” This particular new members class will also be open to people of all ages who express direct interest in joining the church. Please join us in celebrating this grand new opportunity, as we prepare to welcome our newest members on May 21.

Marjorie Hemmer, Elder Chair, New Members & Evangelism Committee

Interested in Membership?To express your interest in church membership

please check the box on the Friendship Pad on Sunday morning, or contact Marjorie Hemmer (239-261-1788),

Chair of New Members & Evangelism Committee.Our next New Member Inquiry Class

is Sunday, May 7, as below.

Intergenerational New Members Inquiry Class

Strozier Library Refresh: Pardon Our Dust!

We have experienced an exciting surge of energy around the Strozier Library of late. Outgoing Library Chair, Diann Rinker, Deacon and member of Presbyterian Women, has assembled a new team that has many years of library experience among them.

The teams first order of business was to develop a clear mission statement. Second, the team set the goal to weed out moldy and outdated books. Team members Claudia Schmitt (Deacon and former librarian with the Collier County Public Library, and soon to head Moorings library team) and Karen McLean (former Media Specialist in the Collier County Public School system) have an impressive track record in working to keep library holdings up-to-date, focused on the mission and audience at hand.

Consistent with the draft mission statement (and our space constraints), the team is also paring down the holdings. For example, with the support and encouragement of our Director of Youth Ministries, Alicia Rowland, many of the holdings in the Youth section of the library will be donated to New Horizon Ministries, with the help and liaison work of Mary Lynn Moser from the Mission Outreach Committee (MOC). New Horizons is one of Moorings MOC mission partners. This is a wonderful way to affirm that relationship and support the educational goals of the children and youth in that program. What a wonderful internal and external partnership!

Also in the spirit of partnership, the library team offered many general-interest resources to the Handbell Choir for their garage

sale. In addition, the overflow of Bibles in the Library has been pared down. Again in partnership, the New Members & Evangelism Committee, the library team, and the book sale crew of the garage sale team will offer excess library Bibles, as well as other Bibles donated to the garage sale, as free gifts for interested shoppers. This is a wonderful opportunity to offer the gift of life.

Moreover, Preschool Director Nanette Rathbun has offered to help us build our holdings of parenting and family-related literature so that we might take steps to create a focused resource center for children and families to be used both by Preschool and our Children & Family Ministries families and staff. Along with the library team, we are looking at creative and appropriate ways to bring the other refreshed library resources into already existing traffic patterns around the church, maximizing the opportunities for members and friends to take advantage of these wonderful resources in a manner consistent with the original intent of the generous donors who made our library possible.

Stay tuned for more updates, and look out for flying dust!

Pictured above: New Library Chairperson, Claudia Schmitt (L) and Karen McLean (R) happily display the library's upcoming donations of books to New Horizons.

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Strozier Library News

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Summer Choir Begins Sunday, May 28Singers of all ages may join on Sunday mornings to sing God’s praises while the regular Wednesday evening rehearsals are suspended. We gather at 9:15 AM in the Crofts Music Center to prepare the anthem for that Sunday and learn ahead for coming weeks. We encourage YOU to get involved in the choir. It does not take advanced music knowledge to participate, only a love of singing and a willingness to serve God with your singing. We ask for advance notice of all who plan to sing, so that we can have music ready for you. Please contact Dr. Thomas Goetz (213-5246 or tgoetz@mooringschurch.org) for more information on all things musical!

Sterritte Organ Featured In “Stay In May" Festival

The annual Stay in May festival in Naples features an Organ Crawl on Thursday, May 4, 12:30 PM – 6:00 PM. It is hosted by Michael Barone, the nationally known host and senior executive producer of America’s premier radio program featuring the pipe organ, “Pipedreams,” which is heard weekly throughout much of the country.

The Organ Crawl includes performances and discussions at four venues in Naples: Bower Chapel at Moorings Park, Trinity-by-the-Cove Episcopal Church, First Presbyterian Church, and Moorings Presbyterian Church.

The MPC organ recital will be held at 5:00 PM. Performers for the entire afternoon are John Fenstermaker, Brice Gerlach, Mary Joy Silmaro, and Thomas Goetz. Tickets may be purchased online at the Stay in May website, www.stayinmay.com.

Music Ministry

Some of our church members might be aware that the Sterritte Family Organ is not yet complete in terms of the original design of the builder, Nichols and Simpson, Inc., of Little Rock, Arkansas. A complete Solo division was planned, but not built in 2008 when the main organ was built and installed. The present divisions include the Great, Swell, Choir, and Pedal divisions. We are thrilled to report that the Session, at their March 28 meeting, approved the contract for Nichols and Simpson to complete the organ by building the Solo division, as well as adding a mounted Grand Cornet stop to the Great division.

The Solo division will be installed in a chamber behind the pipe faҫade on the left side of the Crucifixion window.

We look forward to the completion of work by August 31, 2018. This project is made possible by a generous bequest from Ruth McNeal, who passed to her heavenly home in January of 2015. Ruth was an ardent supporter of the church and its music ministry, and we rejoice and give thanks, knowing that her spirit will live on through this new Solo division of the organ, as it leads us in worship and fellowship.

Completion of the Sterritte Organ

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Music MinistryThe Piano Has Arrived!

The new sanctuary piano is in place in the Chancel, and was dedicated to the glory of God at the 10:00 AM service on April 23. The dedication prayer summarized the primary reason for the inclusion of this instrument in our place of worship: “May this piano, played alone or in concert with other instruments and voices, contribute to our resolve to go forth from this place always to do God’s will and serve humanity.” As part of the service, Alexandra (Sasha) Carlson played prelude and offertory music on the Fazioli piano. We are blessed to have Sasha as part of our church family, and we are thankful for her musical offerings during the service.

Many people have given generously and sacrificially so that this exceptionally fine and beautiful instrument might be purchased for the church. We are thankful for all who have been a part of this great endeavor, which is not only for our church family, but for the greater community. It was my great joy as Director of Music to see this project come together quickly as our church family caught the vision of how an exceptional concert piano will complement the beautiful Sterritte Family Organ. The piano was delivered by Euro Pianos Naples on Friday, April 21, 2017. After the instrument was set up, members of the Piano Task Force and others joined in singing the Doxology, Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow. It was a tearful moment, with tears of joy as we celebrated the beautiful music which will enrich our worship, and pray that the music will kindle in our hearts the flame of devotion to God and the work of Christ’s church.

The official impetus for procuring the instrument was a Piano Task Force formed in May of 2016 to determine the needs of the church regarding the sanctuary and chapel pianos. The task force made recommendations to the Worship and Music Committee, which in turn reported to the Session. The Fazioli model F278 grand piano, built in Sacile, Italy, was selected as the piano of first choice due to its superior quality and exceptional value. The Steinway piano which was in the sanctuary has been placed in Webster Chapel. The Session approved the purchase, pending receipt of all funds, at their March meeting. The piano was purchased with special gifts from church members and friends, at no expense to the budget of the church. The members of the Piano Task Force are: Alexandra Carlson, Gwen DeWitt, Jim DeWitt, Tom Edwards, Joan Haff, Mary Poston (Chair, Worship and Music Committee), and Tom Goetz (Moderator/ Director of Music). We thank them for their dedication and service to the church. Tom Goetz, Director of Music

Handbell Garage Sale AppreciationThe annual gargantuan garage sale on April 22 was a tremendous success, thanks to the many donors and helpers who generously contributed materials and time. This year was clearly one of the biggest and best, with a large quantity of items donated. It is great to be involved in the incredible organizational abilities of our volunteers, and I can see that this is an important ministry to givers, helpers and purchasers of goods. People like to know that their gently used items will

be put to good use in another home. There are also many people in our community who rely on rock-bottom prices, so that they can afford to buy clothing or other items not only for themselves, but also to send to family and friends in other countries. Proceeds of the sale enable our handbell program to continue by assisting with expenses in several areas, including the purchase of new music, handbell parts and maintenance, cases, and members’ attendance at regional, national and international handbell events. Throughout the year, over fifty children, youth and adults are involved in ringing, offering their praise to God through the beauty of handbells in our worship services and occasional public concerts. Through the garage sale we reach out to the greater community. I am so grateful to all who donated and worked tirelessly to strengthen our bonds and connect with the people of Naples. To God be all glory!

The month of May is always bittersweet, as we say goodbye to our four-year-old children as they embark on a new adventure in life: Kindergarten. The four-year-old graduation will take place in The Sanctuary on May 24th, for families and friends. The children will perform songs from the school year and receive graduation certificates. Earlier in the month they will hold a Mother’s Day Tea for their mommies! They will sing songs, present them with a gift, and enjoy tea and cookies in honor of their mothers!

The three-year-olds will learn about creatures of the deep and perform a spring program for their parents, in celebration of the arrival of summer vacation. Our two-year-old classes will learn about the ocean, sing ocean songs, and make and paint ocean puppets!

To all of our families we wish a safe and fun-filled summer. Our love and sincere thanks, to all of our four year old families for sharing your children with us, as they leave Moorings and move on to elementary school. To our returning families we look forward to seeing everyone in September as we open for another exciting year at Moorings.

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Preschool News

Children's Ministry

Join Us for Vacation Bible School - Monday, June 26 - Friday, June 30 Registration begins May 1 for children 4 years old through 5th grade. $35 per child

At VBS "Hero Central" we will help our children discover their strength in God through Bible Stories, Missions, Crafts, Games, Science Activities, Music and lots of Fun!

Young Voices In Worship Sunday, May 7 10:00 AM

Our Wednesday Connection Choralier Choir, Cherub Choir, and 4th & 5th Grade Handbell Choir will be sharing in leadership of the service, and we are calling this special day Young Voices In Worship. The children’s voices will be heard through scripture reading, responsive reading, and drama, as well as singing and the ringing of handbells.

Activity Center Assistants

Work alongside your Activity Center

Leader bringing the daily message

to life in crafts,snacks, science, music,

recreation, or Bible story.

Decorating Team

Help transform our Campus to Hero

Central. Make decorations from home,

put up decorations here at church.

Registration Team

Greet our Heroes each morning

with a smile and a Hi-5! Put together

welcome packs the week before VBS.

Friday Lunch Team

Prepare and/or serve a simple

meal to our Heroes and their

families.

Craft Prep Team

Help put together sample crafts and

complete the “leader preparation”

portion of the crafts.

Prayer Team Pray for our Leadership Team,

Volunteer Team, Heroes and

their families!

Join our Volunteer Team to help with any of the teams listed below.Childcare provided for volunteers.

Contact Alicia Rowland 213-5208 or arowland@mooringschurch.org.Co-led by Joy Newton and Alicia Rowland.

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Youth Day Mision PenielMision Peniel began as a pastoral ministry of charity and service, providing food,

clothing, fellowship and emergency supports to farmworkers in Immokalee, Florida in September 2006.

We had an awesome day working at Mision Peniel’s new location - one block from the bus drop off for the farm workers. The location and new added space promises to enhance their already amazing ministry. This was just

their second week serving from this location. They are still working on getting their kitchen in full operation in order to serve fresh cooked meals.

We made 500 ham and cheese sandwiches, put together lunch bags, and bags with dried beans and rice.

Their clothing ministry is in full swing. They alternate weeks handing out clothing to men and women. We sorted, sized and put together bags of women’s clothing to hand out. They also have children’s clothing and diapers for those in need.

Confirmation 2017Please continue to pray for our 2017 Confirmation Class as they finish their class time together and begin writing their personal statements of faith - reflections on where they are now in their faith journey. During their time together, they have been pursuing Christian practices - reading scripture, praying, serving others, and deepening their relationships with one another - as well as studying catechism questions, learning about what it means to be Presbyterian, and discussing the basics of the Christian faith.

Pictured: Ayden Oliva, Liz Morris, Maddie Laufer, Olivia de St Pierre

Youth Ministry

Registration Team

Greet our Heroes each morning

with a smile and a Hi-5! Put together

welcome packs the week before VBS.

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St. Matthew's House Justin's Place

Graduation Ceremony Monday, June 19

The Mission Outreach Committee is excited to announce that our church will be hosting another graduation event of the St. Matthew's House "Justin’s Place" recovery program. Moorings members are invited to attend this meaningful event recognizing

Justin’s Place graduates on Monday, June 19, at 6:00 PM in the Sanctuary, followed by food and refreshments in Moss Hall prepared by SMH (St. Matthew’s House) Catering. There is no charge for the ceremony event or the meal afterwards. Watch for more information, but be sure to mark your calendar now!

Mission Outreach

Jesenia’s TestimonySt. Matthew's House

Justin's Place GraduateFor those who saw Jesenia Kolbert’s powerful testimony in worship on Sunday, April 2, here is her reply to our letter of appreciation:

Thank you Tom. It was an amazing experience. I truly felt the love and support from each and every person in that service. I enjoyed sharing and having the opportunity to have personal conversations with  all  who  approached  me  after  the service. I had the chance to answer many questions  and  explain  just  how  amazing Justin's  Place  is  and  how  St.  Matthew’s House changed my life with the help of our  Lord  and  Savior.  Again,  thank  you.   Please  extend  my  gratitude  to  all  in  your congregation.  Many Blessings!!

The 2017

Special Easter Offeringof The Moorings Presbyterian Church is designated for:

St. Matthew’s HouseJustin’s Place Women’s Recovery Program

NAME______________________________________________

Update to the CongregationThe Special Easter Offering goal of $12,000 to sponosor a new participant in the Justin's Place program has been met! Thank you for your support!

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May Food and Clothing Donations

Benefit Salvation ArmySpecial food needs include: canned salmon, chicken, tuna, sardines, Vienna sausage; canned beans or dry packaged beans; canned fruits and vegetables; Macaroni and cheese; peanut butter and jelly, crackers, oatmeal; evaporated dry or shelf stable milk; canned or boxed soup, beef stew, rice, tea. Basic household needs: toilet paper, shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, dishwasher detergent, laundry detergent, and dish soap.

Food and new or nice, gently used clothing can be placed in the two white wicker bins in the Narthex, or in the three large bins behind the Reception Desk at the entrance of Moss Hall.

Soup Kitchen Volunteers Welcome!

The Guadalupe Soup Kitchen in Immokalee, one of our local mission partner organizations, has key shortages of volunteers in the summer months. Your help would be most welcomed and appreciated.

On the third Monday of every month, a Moorings team serves as the volunteer staff for Guadalupe Social Services' soup kitchen. We depart on the church van at 9:15 AM. If you are interested in volunteering at the Soup Kitchen, please call Maria Cooper, 643-2891 or 249-1265. Our spring and summer dates include: May 22, June 26, July 24, August 28. Come see the amazing work, love and compassion that Guadalupe Social Services provides to those who need assistance.

Did You Know?..."Immokalee" is the Seminole Indian word for "my home."

Mission OutreachJoin the Haiti Team!

Haiti is one of our church’s two international priorities for mission outreach. We support the work of two wonderful Christian organizations who are having a real impact on lives in that challenging country: Love the Children and Medical Benevolence Foundation.

Bob Lichy, who leads our church's Haiti team, as well as Angela Bruckner and Tom Moser who serve on the team, would like to invite others who have an interest in Haiti to participate. It will not be necessary to travel to Haiti. The team will focus on the best ways to support Love the Children and Medical Benevolence Foundation, as well as how to build greater awareness among our congregation of Haiti's challenges and what our church is doing to help people there with both physical and spiritual needs.

Contact Bob Lichy to learn more, if you may be interested. Email: bob@lichy.com, phone: 239.353.2482.

Candace Gingras 5/1Bob Haff 5/1Joyce Kerlin 5/1Kathleen McGeoch 5/1Eric Nelson 5/1Carol Fenzan 5/2Scarlett Hill 5/2Cherrie Hillebrands 5/2Becky Hurst 5/2Jordan Jackson 5/2Joan Haff 5/3Stephen Martin 5/3Edward Pendleton 5/3Betsy Cernosia 5/4Michelle Coleman 5/4William Croll 5/4Hannah Kang 5/4Travis Hill, Jr 5/5Shea Dowling 5/5Jim R. Kirk 5/5Jody Lee 5/5Brent Moore 5/5Linda Osborne 5/5Aaron Stallings 5/5Irene Brown 5/6Jan Daniels 5/6Laurie Vassalotti 5/6Kendal Brown 5/6Larry Gignac 5/7Dorothy Horne 5/7Todd Jacobs 5/7Piper Payne 5/7David Shearer 5/7Tom LoPresti 5/8Katie Arpin 5/9David Burns 5/9Clara Learned 5/9Mandy McLean 5/9Andy Applebee 5/10Dick Ringenwald 5/10Phyllis Wilhelm 5/10Iain Anderson 5/11Max Mihailoff 5/12Abigail Ponton 5/12

Nancy Reider 5/12Jim Riddle 5/12Susan Watkins 5/12Matthew Betz 5/13John Donaldson 5/13Kim Sasak 5/13Glenn Holtz 5/13Jane Dunn 5/14Michelle Bancroft 5/15Anthony Sees 5/15Steele Stewart 5/15Russell Williams 5/15Howard Bower 5/16Mary Breese 5/16Howard Gust 5/17Callum Stallings 5/17Mary Lou Foster 5/18Lauren Keith 5/18Bob Ottenad 5/18Anne Record 5/18Kari Whittemore-Soule 5/18Frederique Adams 5/19Chuck Bainbridge 5/19Erin Donaldson 5/19David Jacobson 5/19Jessica Lawson 5/19Paige Lewis 5/19Lisa Meloche 5/19Sonny Brock 5/20Dasha Galkina 5/20James Hervey 5/20Donald Jackson 5/20Madeleine Lachesnez 5/20Barbara Langbauer 5/20Cindy Lauri 5/20Diane Lichy 5/20Jennifer Lowery 5/20Jordan Cornell 5/21Amber Grider 5/21Cindy Learned 5/21John Meek Yegge 5/21Ruth Leonardi 5/22Marlys Haughie 5/23Bill Flowers 5/23

Bill Kessor 5/23Patricia Stanley 5/23Cole Tibstra 5/23Laurie Zmrzlik 5/23Jack Baker 5/24Nancy Gibbs 5/24Barbara Graefe 5/24Tyler Heald 5/24Arthur Kuhn 5/24Bruce Meyer 5/24Michael Santana 5/24Susan Wood 5/24Jean Burke 5/25Chip Crowley 5/25Allison Banning 5/26Angela Bruckner 5/26Donna Ward 5/26Carol VanHorn 5/27Emma Ward 5/27Jon Corneil 5/28Laura Dyke 5/28Noah Kang 5/28Ed Kerlin 5/28George Wiley 5/28Tim Reidy 5/29Luke Schultheis 5/29Catherine Struble 5/29Renee Brock 5/30Derbie Campbell 5/30Doug Dittrick 5/30Mary deMoya 5/30Deborah Jacobson 5/30Anna Lausterer 5/30Eva O'Meara 5/30Doris Pells 5/30Olivia Ponton 5/30Mary Beth Schultheis 5/30Jack Evans 5/31Robert Langbauer 5/31Susan Smith 5/31Marge Weaver 5/31

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Happy Birthday

Combined Summer Issue of The Moorings LinePlease note that the next issue of the Moorings Line will be a combined summer issue including the months of June, July and August. You may submit articles to clauri@mooringschurch.org before the deadline date of May 18.

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Sam and Bunny Sewell 05/01James Lane and Litha Berger 05/02Greg and Kristen Griffin 05/03Jeffrey and Cheryl Wallace 05/05Allison and Joseph McCarthy 05/09Harry and Linda Osborne 05/09Robert and Prudence Boyson 05/11Frank and Cathy Culler 06/12Frank and Laurie Vassalotti 05/16Joseph and Samantha Sees 05/17Chris and Lauren Baker 05/18Ron and Lynn Fischer 05/20Tom and Suzanne Flynn 05/20 Thomas and Angela White 05/21

Travis and Scarlett Hill 05/21Howard and Cherie Zablo 05/22Michael and Susan Ostertag 05/23Brent and Jodie Moore 05/24Gregg and Kara Laufer 05/24Scott and Alicia Rowland 05/24Joe and Kristi Foster 05/26Mike and Peggy Coleman 05/26Patrick and Whitney Murphy 05/26George and Nancy Reider 05/27Jon and Jennifer Corneil 05/29Jon and Tatiana Gust 05/30Jim and Denise Greer 05/31Tom and Mary Lynn Moser 05/31

Class of 2017 Class of 2018 Class of 2019

Salomon Cardenas Skip Cannon Jim KentJeanne Fehrenbaker Marjorie Hemmer Jenna McCarthy

Jim Greer Mary Hook George MetcalfMarlene Hodge Bob Lichy Bob Nichols

Tom Moser Phyllis Mason Gary PriceCharlie Paulk Larry Tibstra Jim ShannonMary Poston Susan Wood Gordon Watson

Christian Boyd (yth 1 yr)

SessionClerk of Session, Scott Rowland

Class of 2017 Class of 2018 Class of 2019

Gail Adams Tom Edwards Molly BakerBob Haff Dee Forsman Sue Bergman

Bill Keesor Bob Hainey Martha CroftsCharis Nelson Meredith Holtz Richard CroftsLinda Osborne Diane Lichy Martha KeithClaudia Schmitt Mary Macfarlane Barbara KnepshieldCarrie Shannon Stewart Macfarlane Jerry WatkinsMarcia Williams Diann Rinker Susan Watkins

Board of Deacons Moderator, Gail Adams

On May 1, Mrs. Jennifer Donohue will be joining our Administration team as our full time Finance Administrator. Jennifer moved to Naples from New York

a little over one year ago and brings with her years of experience in church accounting.

Happy Anniversary

Session and Deacons

From the Finance Office

Dr. Douglas A. Learned Pastor/Head of Staff    213-5223Rev. Jaci Smith Patman Associate Pastor 213-5240Dr. Herbert B. Anderson Parish Associate 213-5226Rev. Nancy P. Stewart Parish Associate 431-6593 Thomas Goetz Director of Music       213-5246Paulette Goetz Assistant to the Director of Music 213-5244Alicia Rowland Director of Youth Ministries/   213-5208        Interim Director of Children & Family Ministries Jennifer Hand Business Office Manager 213-5232Jennifer Donohue Finance Administrator 213-5233 Jen Sullivan Assistant to the Pastor 213-5225Cindy Lauri Church Communications/Church Assistant     213-5201Nanette Rathbun Preschool Director 213-5250Steve Tynski Facilities Manager      213-5219

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In Memoriam Albert F. Laub March 24, 2017 Paul Utterback April 24, 2017