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Fi r s t Pr e s b y t e r i a n Ch u r C h, salina, Ks - www.FPCsalina.org

Volume 43 Number 9 September 2011

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PERSONALS

FPC StaffJim Hawley

Lead Pastor/Head of Staff

Tom Reid Discipleship & Congregational Care Pastor

Austin AshenbrennerAssociate Pastor for Youth & Mission

Sally SutherlandDirector of Administration

and Communication

Mary AndersenVolunteer Assistant

Melanie PearsonAdministrative Assistant

Deb ShetlarDirector of Children’s Education

Richard KoshgarianDirector of Music

Angie KoshgarianOrganist

Ed ZochCustodian

Tony GriggsRelief Custodian

Thank You! to Jan Carr and Marcia Anderson, who continue to spend countless hours archiving church records. Their dedication and faithful work to insure that FPC history is preserved for the future is greatly appreciated!

to Maxine Strawn, for her 23 years of faithful service as a Stephen Minister and hospital caller for FPC. She is taking a well deserved break from her duties. Shirley Howard will resume making hospital calls for the church. Thank you, Maxine and Shirley!

to Ruth Cathcart-Rake, Martha Rhea, Abbey Rupe, Penni White, Jenn Peckham, Amy Jo Hawley, Jamie Hawley, Dana Kossow, Sally Sutherland, Betsy Scholten, Syd-ney Soderberg, Karody Robbins, Amber Renfro, Lisa Speer and Toni Renfro for volunteering to serve by being leaders and substitute leaders for the Faith Adventure Wednesday Programs for children pre-school through 5th grade! What an awe-some group! Pssssst - there are still 4 positions open for fall - come join the fun!

Sympathy is Extended to Brandon & Trish Gary, Mason & Kendyl. Brandon’s uncle, Richard Gary, Hutchinson, died July 28th.

to Bob & Linda Salem, Scott & Nick. Bob’s father, Robert Salem, Oberlin, died August 1st.

Wedding AnniversariesRosemary & William West will celebrate 54 years of marriage on September 22.

Happy Birthday!Florence Gebhart will celebrate her 96th birthday on September 5.

Lillian Jenkins will celebrate her 91st birthday on September 6.

Goodbye & Goodluck!The FPC congregation said “Good-bye and “Godspeed” recently to two church families.

Greg, William & Sam Senseman have moved to Broomfield, Colo-rado. Libby & Scot Shoup, Ellie, Hannah, Jack & Ben have moved to Tyler, Texas.

We will miss both these families in worship and in many other areas of the church’s life.

Extra! Extra! "In the News" has moved!For years (so many the bulletin board is faded!),

FPC has posted newspaper clippings of our mem-bers on the bulletin board in the main hallway. We've

moved those clippings to the larger bulletin board in the South lobby...for a couple of reasons. First, moving it

to a larger space allows us to expand the purpose of the board, which is really to help us connect with one another.

This fall, that area will be filled with not just newspaper clip-pings, but birthday and anniversaries, volunteer information and much more. Look for these changes...and find ways to connect!

Secondly, moving this information frees up the bulletin board in the main hallway so it can be used for a "one-stop-shop" for all things FPC. This spot will be the place to go to see what's going on, and what's coming up! Visitors and members alike can quickly scan the board to find something that interests them, or pick up a pamphlet or newsletter. A busier FPC means you need more ways to get information, and this will be one of them!

We hope you like the changes!

Help us share your news!Please contact Tom Reid, Disciple-ship & Congregational Care Pastor, at tom@fpcsalina.org or 825-0226 if you'd like to share something on the "Personals" page.

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Coffee, Conversation & a ThoughtSince April of this year, an average of 14 people have been gathering at the church on the second Thursday of the month at 10:00 am, and the fourth Thursday of the month at 3:00 pm for an hour of coffee, conversation, and “A Thought”.

You are invited to come and participate! It is a time of fellowship, prayer, community, and conversation, spurred by a brief presentation, by Tom Reid. The “thought” or the presentation changes each Thursday, but not the good time, nor the good coffee, conversa-tion, and fellowship. Come join this fine group, add yourself and/or your thoughts!

Coffee Group, August 2011

If you google search the term Stewardship Resources the return is, as Jesus said of the the harvest, 100 fold. There are no shortage of plans, schemes, slogans and pink flamingos to help churches slay the annual stew-ardship beast.

But it is really a lot more simple than that. Stewardship is not about plans and schemes, slogans and gimmicks. Stewardship is about community.

The images of stewardship in the Bible are uniformly about community. Whether it is offer the first fruits of the harvest, one's possessions, or alms for fellow Christians, the motivation in giving is rooted--not in a charitable contribution which goes "to them"-- but the upbuilding of the community for the community.

What we give to our church is what we give to our-selves. We understand that our combined resources are more powerful than individual effort. Stewardship is, of course, more than money. But at this time of year it is money we are talking about, and we need to un-derstand why we are talking about it. We are a church community-a coop if you will. We give to our church so that our church might remain faithful to its calling to be a witness to the Kingdom of God. Rather than thinking of pledge cards and budgets, imagine a great big pot. Imagine everyone in the church putting their resources into that great big pot. Then, as the church makes commitments to engage in ministry (which we reflect in a budget), imagine taking out of that pot to pay for it. When the pot gets low, it is time to fill it up again. When the ministry grows, it is time for a bigger pot.

Stewardship is about community. And the community is not just our congregation. The community extends to the four corners of the creation with which we have been blessed and that has been entrusted to us. So let us come together and fill the pot. Let us give to God and to ourselves.

The 2012 Stewardship Campaign kicks-off Sept 11!

Stewardship|

by Jim Hawley

Church PicnicSunday, Sept 11

following worship Lakewood Park

• Celebrate the start of FPC's Christian Education programs & Stewardship!

• FPC will provide hamburgers, hotdogs, condiments, drinks & table service

• YOU provide a side or dessert, chairs and any outdoor games you enjoy

• Leave an impression of your hand or foot to complete the memorial art project "Points of Contact"

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FPC and ELO (Equal Learning Opportunity)First Presbyterian Church members are volunteering at Salina Cen-

tral High School as “Homework Helpers.” They help students - especially those struggling in one or more classes - complete their homework assignments, study for tests and organize their

thoughts for a speech or writing assignment.

With a new school year upon us there are dozens of students at Central High who need your help with their studies. If you would like to make a difference in students’ lives, and are able to work from 1:30 to 2:30

pm at least two days a month, call Bobbie Bengston at 827-2065 for more information.

Training will be provided. Familiarity with specific subject matter is welcome but not required.

Guatemalan Mission Trip Info. Meeting Nov. 6th Get ready First Presbyterian Church! The Social Justice and Mission Committee is in the process of planning an international mission trip to Guatemala in 2012. The tentative date for this trip is March 17 - 24, 2012 which will coincide with Spring Break. This will be a special opportunity to take part in FPC's mission to part-ner in God's ministry outside of our borders. There will be an informational meeting to learn more about this trip on November 6th. If you are curious or have questions please join us then or contact Austin Ashenbrenner anytime.

Chicago Mission Recap Sunday, August 28thThe mission team is back and ready to share with you all the exciting things that they learned and the ways that God moved in their lives during our time in Chicago! Hear from this great group of students and leaders this Sunday:

Faith Matters @ 9:00 a.m.: The Mission Team will lead a panel dis-cussion on their trip and answer any questions you might have.Sunday Worship: Students and lead-ers will share throughout the service what God taught them during their week of service.After Worship: In the parlor students will be around to answer more ques-tions and celebrate this exciting trip with you all.

COME WALK WITH US! SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9TH

JERRY IVEY PARKCome enjoy a fun, relaxing and

healthy afternoon with your family, friends and community while

raising awareness in the battle against global and local hunger!

Help defend our "Golden Shoe" trophy (which is given to the church with the most

walkers) and save the date to walk !

ThisFallat FPCOn September 11, 2011, we will gather at Lakewood Park for a picnic as a church family for several reasons: here at FPC, we LOVE getting together when there's food involved; we will leave impressions of our hands and feet in clay, as we did 10 years ago for the Janice Allen memorial art project "Points of Contact" so that it can be extended down the main hallway; we are kicking off our 2012 Steward-ship Campaign (read more about Stewardship on page 3); we are celebrating the beginning of Christian Education programs that are engaging, thought-provoking, meet-you-where-you're-at type of classes, and most of all, we are ushering in a vibrant, new time for FPC.

Inside this booklet, you'll find a list of opportunities, classes, and small groups for all ages and below is a schedule for two of our busiest days at FPC, but keep in mind that we appreciate all the days of the week and from time to time, will have classes scheduled on those days as well! If you have any questions, please contact the class facilitator or the church office.

Sundays Wednesdays 3:45 pm Faith Adventures Classes (preschool-5th grade)

5:00 pm Children's Choir

5:30 pm Church Family Meal

6:15 pm Worship

7:00 pm Mid-High Youth Group Feasting on the Word Lectionary Class (repeats Sun at 9 am)

9:00 am Sunday School (K-5th grade)

Real Faith (Mid & Senior High Youth)

Faith Matters (repeats Tues at noon)

Feasting on the Word Lectionary Class 10:15 am Worship

11:15 am Inquirer's Class (3rd Sunday of the month)

7:00 pm Senior High Youth Group

Adult Classes & GroupsFAITH MATTERS This class helps to remind us that faith does matter! It meets in the Conference Room Sunday mornings at 9:00 am, with a repeat offering on Tuesdays at noon, and explores a variety of subjects.

Upcoming Class Topics: September 11 "Points of Contact" with Conrad Snyder, artistSeptember 18 Remembering September 11- How the world--and we--have changedSeptember 25 Is there a "Just" War? Perspectives from Church Traditions

October 2 The Theology of the Lord's SupperOctober 9 Domestic Violence and the Church ResponseOctober 16 TBAOctober 23 TBAOctober 30 Celebrating Reformation Sunday--What is the "Reformed Tradition"?

November 6 End of Life Issues- Part OneNovember 13 End of Life Issues- Part TwoNovember 20 End of Life Issues- Part ThreeNovember 27 Ask Pastor Jim--- A Round Table "Bring Your Questions"

FEASTING ON THE WORD LECTIONARY CLASSThis fall FPC is introducing a new, curriculum based, bible study. Feasting on the Word is a lectionary based curriculum produced in partnership by several denominations, including the Presbyterian church. A lectionary based curriculum is designed to compliment each Sunday morning worship service. The classes, led by Tom Reid, will consider in greater depth the upcoming scripture reading for Sunday morning. The classes meet Wednesday at 7:00 pm and again Sunday morning at 9:00 am.

COFFEE, CONVERSATION AND A THOUGHTIt is a time of fellowship, prayer, community, and conversation, spurred by a brief presentation, by Tom Reid. The “thought” or the presentation changes each Thursday, but not the good time, nor the good coffee, conversation, and fellowship. Meets on the second Thursday of the month at 10:00 am, and the fourth Thursday of the month at 3:00 pm

MEN'S SMALL GROUPSFPC men are invited to participate in one of five small groups being organized for the fall. Each group will con-sist of 7-8 men who make the effort to meet 7 times, between September and mid-December. The purpose of the groups is to promote friendship and camaraderie, while offering encouragement, honesty, confidence and commit-ment. More information can be found in your inbox or mailbox! Facilitated by Tom Reid.

INQUIRER'S CLASSThis is a class For people interested in church membership or learning more about the meaning of church member-ship. It will be held on the 3rd Sunday of every month and will be led by Pastor Jim Hawley.

BIBLE STUDYPerhaps you and a few others have always wanted to study a certain part of the Bible but an opportunity never presented itself? Contact Pastor Jim Hawley to arrange a time for a personalized Bible Study. This Bible studyhas the advantage of being customized to both your time and your interests.

Pastor Jim Hawley will lead the class "Is Heaven Real? Images from Culture and the Bible"on the following Tuesdays: October 18, 25, Nov 1 and 8, at 7:00 pm. The class will be repeated on Thursday at noon each of those same weeks.

Youth Classes & GroupsMID & SENIOR HIGH YOUTH GROUPSThis will be our weekly youth group gathering. Our time will include fun games, Bible study, discussion, and fun with friends. Both groups will meet in the Youth Room. Mid High Youth meet on Wednesdays from 7:00 - 8:00 pm, Senior High youth meet on Sunday Nights from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

REAL FAITH This class will dig a bit deeper into the week's scripture lesson and learn how it intersects with our daily lives. Available for Mid & Senior High Youth on Sunday mornings at 9:00.

SENIOR HIGH BIBLE STUDYCome for breakfast and a time to study the Bible together. This will be a great way to get your day started off right! Thursday Mornings from 7:00 - 7:45 a.m. at the Ashenbrenner's Home (812 Highland Ave.)

A MISSION A MONTHOn the final Sunday of each month, Mid & Senior High youth will head out to serve our Salina Community. Each month's time and location will be unique.

Youth Groups and classes facilitated by Austin Ashenbrenner, Associate Pastor for Youth & Mission

Children's Classes & GroupsFAITH ADVENTURESThe name Faith Adventures is from the FPC Mission Statement: ‘We will strive to find that place where our deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet, ever renewing the daring adventure of faith to which God calls us.’ Children from 2 years to 5th grade will meet in small groups, led by volunteers, each Wednesday afternoon from 3:45 -5:00 pm, to learn about God, meet new friends and have fun! This class utilizes "Feasting on the Word" curriculum.

SUNDAY SCHOOL Children and youth grades K-5th are invited to attend this music and game oriented church school class where learning the books of the Bible and Bible trivia are the highlights. Sunday School classes use the Family Story Bible* and meet at 9:00 am on Sunday mornings.

CHILDREN'S CHOIRDoes your child like to sing? Children in grades kindergarten through 5th grade are invited to join FPC's Children's Choir where they'll learn new and old songs, have opportunities to sing in worship, and most of all have fun! The Children's Choir practices on Wednesdays at 5:00 - 5:30 pm in the Choir Room.

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM/CHILD-LED WORSHIPThere are two special events available to children during the CE school year. The Christmas Program is presented in December and involves acting and singing. Child-led Worship is an opportunity for your child to help create a worship service, then present it to the congregation. Both are open to children of all ages. Practice times are Wednesday afternoons from 3:45 - 5:00 for 4 weeks leading up to the event.

* Read with us! Each child registered in FPC's Children's classes receives a Bible so that you can read at home! The Family Story Bible (you'll see it referred to as FSB) is for 1st graders and above, Bible Now! (BN) is for Cherubs. Contact Deb if you do not have one of these Bibles for your student!

Children's classes facilitated by Deb Shetlar, Director of Children's Christian Education

Jim Hawley, Lead Pastor/Head of Staffjim@fpcsalina.org 785-201-4602 (cell)

Tom Reid, Discipleship and Congregational Care Pastortom@fpcsalina.org 785-201-2339 (cell)

Austin Ashenbrenner, Associate Pastor of Youth & Missionaustin@fpcsalina.org 785-577-9830 (cell)

Deb Shetlar, Director of Children's Christian Educationdeb@fpcsalina.org

First Presbyterian Church308 South 8th Street Salina, KS 67401785-825-0226 office@fpcsalina.orgwww.fpcsalina.org

Class & Group Facilitators

? YOU! FPC believes we're all called to teach, grow, love and serve and what better way to do that than to help lead a class? Contact Deb Shetlar for more information.

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Mid & Senior High Youth Groups: by Austin Ashenbrenner

Monthly Mission: One Sunday each month our youth will take time to answer God's call to serve those in need.

We will need volunteer leaders and drivers each month. Contact Austin if you are interested.

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WednesdaysMid-HighYouth Group7:00-8:00 pm

ThursdaysSenior High Bible Study7:00 - 7:45 amat the Ashenbrenner's homebreakfast is included!

SundaysReal Faith9:00 - 10:00 amSenior-High Youth Grp7:00-8:30 pm

Parent MeetingWed., Sept 7

6:30-7:00 pmChapel

This is a time to learn more about the new Christian

Education program at FPC and to ask questions!

Parents of childrenand youth at FPC

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Fall Youth Group Times:As you begin to plan your busy Fall schedule, we hope that you make time to join us for youth groups. These times will be valuable and enriching as students grow in relationship with each other and with Christ.

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1 Hanna Frederick-Miller1 Carson Mansfield1 Marj Morrow

2 Stacey Orr2 Thomas Shadwick2 Bev Zizumbo2 Ed Zoch

3 Seara Weir

4 Thomas Miller

5 Jean Fredrickson5 Florence Gebhart5 Cary Renfro

6 Lillian Jenkins6 Tom Reid

7 Gary Armour

9 Dennis Egan

10 Olivia Atherton10 Callie Sanborn

11 Ruth Pickrell11 Scott Salem11 Jack Shoup

12 Miles Denning12 Margy Hogarty12 Brady Kauer12 Rosemary West

14 Danny Berg14 Jim Bishop14 Jane Driver14 Randy Graham14 Tanner Rohrer

16 Ronda Green16 Nancy Hedges

17 Reagan Montre

18 Emory Barth18 Shirley Drawbaugh18 Jerry Hillyard18 Sam Shadwick18 Katie Weckel18 Barnabus Wohler

20 David Carpenter20 Aaron Morrison20 David Wedel

21 Tony Griggs

22 Skylar Hendrick22 George Myers22 Lillie Myers

23 Marilyn Johnson23 Wiley Keyser23 Sarah Payne

24 Kathy Melander

25 Kirsten Lilak25 Isabella Ogborn25 Mark Speer

26 Marva Lee Doud 26 Jayme Keyser26 Casey Stephenson

27 Peter Johnston27 Mitzie Lewis

28 Stan Amick28 Kay Bloom28 Hunter Mowery28 Bill Powell29 Monne Andersen30 McKayla Berg30 Damien Parks30 Jack Shetlar

Thank YouSeptember Volunteers!

Coffee Hosts: 4 Kelly & Margy Hogarty11 Todd, Amanda, Carson & Molly Michaelis 18 Scott, Toni, Casey, Annie & Cooper Taggart25 Tom, Melinda, Carson & Harrison Jett

Greeters: 4 Roger & Sissy Morrison Mark, Lisa, Ethan & Aidan Speer11 Danny, Marsha, Lindsey, McKayla & Derek Berg18 Ron Green, Ronda & McCabe Green Dennis & Beth Lull25 Pete & Rita Peterson Brett, Karody, Prairie & Rhett Robbins

Ushers: 4 Jane Driver; Jim & Betsy Scholten Bret Wallace; Charley & Jane Weathers11 Pat & Barb Neustrom, Zachary & Kelsey Ketcher Scott, Toni, Casey, Annie & Cooper Taggart Brian, Julie, Emily, Lindsey & Lauren Wood18 Ginger Reid; Kelly & Lori Hall Boyd & Heather Smith25 Chandra Cooper; Craig Renfro; Toni Renfro Mark Wedel; Jack Weiner; Bev Zizumbo

Candlelighters: 4 Aidan Speer 11 Collister Ryan18 McCabe Green25 Madison Montre

Manor Bus Drivers 4 Tom Jett11 Jack Landes 18 Jerry Exline25 Morrie Soderberg

Worship Service Recorder:J.R. Lidgett

Flower Deliverers 411 Penni White18 Bruce Pearson25 RaMona Parks

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The next newsletter will be mailed September 29.The Sunday service is broadcast each week at 10:15 a.m. on KINA, 910 AM.

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Lead pastor/Head of Staff: Jim HawleyDiscipleship & congregational Care Pastor: Tom ReidAssociate Pastor For Youth & Mission: Austin Ashenbrenner

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