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Dear Friends in Christ,
A farmer once told me that the darkest hour is just before dawn. It sure seems
that way if you have ever had to stay up all night. In utter darkness, there is no
color and no distinguishable shapes. You literally cannot see your hand in front
of you. It is an eerie sense like you don’t even exist nor anything else.
It is with great relief to hear that first bird sing in the darkness. With another and
another bird joining, you know that it is the hymn of the dawn even though it is
still pitch black outside. Gradually, you can make out the shape of your hand and
the tree to your right even though there is still no color, no texture, only shapes.
As the dawn comes, it is like going from the black and white in The Wizard of Oz
to over the rainbow as color seeps in all around: shades of green in the grass,
the leaves, the bushes; browns in the tree trunks and limbs and ground; not to
mention the changing colors of the sky. The brilliance of the rising sun brings
color to life!
Imagine what it must have been like that first Easter dawn! Gerhard Manley
Hopkins, an English poet and priest, captures this image in the meaning of the
resurrection of Jesus Christ for each of us:
Let Him easter in us, be a dayspring to the dimness of us,
be a crisom-cresseted east.
O Friends in Christ, may the blessings of Easter be with us all! Alleluia! Amen!
Dr. Laurey Murphy
SUNDAY MORNINGS
8:30 A.M. Worship
9:40 A.M. Fellowship
10 A.M. Sunday School
11 A.M. Worship
FIFTH SUNDAYS
9 A.M. Sunday School
10 A.M. Worship
11 A.M. Fellowship and Potluck Luncheon
April 2019
The Beacon: In This Issue
7 | Birthdays
7 | Calendar
4 | Dir. of Christian Education
2 | Mission Statement
5 | News to Know
1 | Pastor Letter
6 | Reflections & Contemplations
2 | Session Highlights
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Rev. Dr. Laurey Murphy
Pastor
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Johns Island Presbyterian
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LUKE 24: 5-6 ESV
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M i s s i o n S t a t e m e n t
As members of Johns Island Presbyterian Church, we
seek to embody Christ and extend His grace to the
Sea Islands and beyond through worship,
discipleship, and mission.
Johns Island
Presbyterian Church
(843) 559-9380 | www.jipc.org
The Staff:
Laurey Murphy, Pastor [email protected]
Sarah Shayban, Dir. of Music [email protected]
Elizabeth Nix, Dir. of Christian Ed. [email protected]
Elaine Earl, Administrator [email protected]
Fran Coyle, Admin. Assistant [email protected]
Joann Brown, Nursery Attendant
Marya Smith, Nursery Attendant
Annette Pye, Custodian
The Session Committees:
Christian Education
Sally Rhodes [email protected]
Ron Schildge [email protected]
Congregational Care
Johnsie Mason [email protected]
Kay Hudson [email protected]
Generosity
John Feldman [email protected]
Tom Stallings [email protected]
Missions & Outreach
Wally Meggs [email protected]
Linda Mecchi [email protected]
Operations
Pete Hubbard [email protected]
Raymond Lightfoot [email protected]
Worship
Jacob Henley [email protected]
Betsy Quinn [email protected]
Volunteer Leaders:
Endowment Fund Chair
Charlie Larsen [email protected]
Church Treasurer
Deb Melson [email protected]
Assistant Treasurer
Ruby Jenkins [email protected]
Flower Committee Chair
Patty Anderson [email protected]
Wedding Coordinator
Betsy Quinn [email protected]
Essential Contact Information:
The Sailing Team [email protected]
The CHIP Ministry [email protected]
The Prayer Team [email protected]
Session Highlights
The Session met Monday, March 18, 2019 at 6 p.m., in
the Administration Building.
Joining the session was Debbie Melson, Treasurer.
The meeting was opened by Johnsie Mason with a
devotion.
Treasurer’s Report: Debbie Melson presented the
financial report for February. While the balance sheet
information continues to show that the church remains
in excellent financial position, pledge income for the
first two months is well below budget, largely because
Prepaid Pledges are $26,000 under budget. Despite
the shortfall in pledge income to date, net income is
positive at $3670, though well under forecast, because
expenses are under budget by almost $17,000 through
February.
COMMUNICATIONS AND CLERK’S REPORT
A motion was made by Jacob Henley and seconded to
approve the request for baptism by Megan and Reggie
Brown to baptize their daughter, Sierra Lynn Brown,
on Sunday, April 21 at the 11 a.m. worship service.
The motion was approved.
A motion was made by Kay Hudson and seconded to
approve the 2018 Church Statistics. The motion was
approved.
Committee Reports:
Christian Education Committee: Ron Schildge
requested the session approve the May 19 Sunday
School hour to be a Church History Hour with the
memories video the Committee is producing for 300th
Anniversary of Sanctuary. All adult classes will be
combined and most likely children and youth classes.
This will take place in the Fellowship Hall. The motion
carried.
Congregational Care Committee: Johnsie Mason
updated the session on the Pictorial Directory. Elaine
has created a role in Shelby for Elle Meise to have
limited access to serve as coordinator for this project.
Elle has tested the system, and has successfully
uploaded photos. Options for educating members on
Shelby and the pictorial directory are being studied,
along with the best way to produce hard copies of the
directory for members that do not use technology.
Beverly Stribling has agreed to coordinate a new
fellowship ministry for Congregational Care. Dinners
for Eight will be for people visiting in each other’s
homes and Table for Six for groups to meet in a
restaurant setting.
Mission and Outreach Committee: Linda Mecchi
reported that Hunter Bradley’s big mission group,
scheduled to visit Johns Island June 16-22, has been
unable to find reasonable accommodations and may
have to go elsewhere. JIPC needs to quickly come up
with lodging ideas for this large group (over 100
people).
Operations Committee Report: Raymond Lightfoot
requested approval to replace the 20-year-old folding
machine which is broken and cannot be repaired. The
cost from two different vendors is $3500 and the
expense is not in the committee’s 2019 budget. The
motion was approved.
Personnel Committee: The following requests from the
Committee were approved:
1) Committee recommends approval of 5% salary
increase for custodian Annette Pye retroactive to
January 1, 2019; Annette was not reviewed in 2018
during her extended illness.
2) Committee recommends approval of 4% annual
salary increase for Elaine Earl retroactive to February
15, 2019.
3) Committee recommends approval of the revised
Children and Youth Protection Policy, revised
December 2018. It is included in the Employee
Handbook and also separated from the Employee
Handbook for use by JIPC volunteers.
4) Committee recommends approval of the new Johns
Island Presbyterian Church "Pastor Job Description".
5) Committee recommends approval of Dr. Murphy's
vacation request from April 28 through May 1, 2019.
Worship Committee: Jacob Henley requested and the
session approved having historical videos, books, prints
and notecards available for purchase and order during
the history hour on May 19th, 2019 in the Fellowship
Hall during the Kirkin/300th Anniversary. All proceeds
will cover the cost of production with all monies
remaining going to the Endowment Fund. The motion
carried.
SPECIAL REPORTS: Manual of Operations
Dr. Murphy handed out updates to the Manual of
Operations. The manual with the Plan of Organization
was approved in the second reading following the
presentation to the session at the February meeting.
Sailing Team Report to the Session: John Feldman
presented the minutes from the session retreat held on
Saturday, February 16 on Seabrook Island. The
participants at the retreat identified six initiatives to
pursue in the next steps of JIPC’s Visioning Process.
Following the session’s January approval of having the
Sailing Team “helping discern the next steps for JIPC’s
Discipleship and Ministries initiative”, the team will
serve as a resource for the Session Committees.
NEW BUSINESS
Wally Meggs was elected as Commissioner to the
Presbytery for 2019. Ron Schildge was elected
Alternate Commissioner and Johnsie Mason was
elected Second Alternate Commissioner.
FOR THE GOOD OF THE CHURCH
The Session adjourned at 7:15 p.m. with a prayer by
Jacob Henley. The next Stated Session Meeting will be
at 6 p.m. April 15 in the Fellowship Hall.
Respectfully submitted,
Charles Larsen
Clerk of Session
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Join Us for Brunch On Easter Sunday!
Our Church and Congregational Care
invite you, your family and friends to our
traditional Easter Sunday Brunch which
will be served between the worship
services on Easter Sunday, April 21st
from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Please RSVP to Kay
Hudson at [email protected],
Johnsie Mason
[email protected] or by
calling the church office (843) 559-9380
with the number of people who will be
attending so we may plan accordingly.
Sunday, April 14
Palm Sunday
Worship at 8:30 and 11 o'clock
Thursday, April 18
Maundy Thursday
Worship at 7 p.m. includes
communion by intinction
Friday, April 19
Good Friday
Tenebrae Worship at 7 p.m.
Sunday, April 21
Easter Sunday
Worship at 8:30 and 11 o'clock
Brunch in between services in
Fellowship Hall
The Living Cross
will be outside
the Sanctuary on
Easter morning.
Please bring your
flowers to add to
this beautiful and
tangible
expression of
new life at Easter !
JIPC's Newest Members
March 10, 2019
Ted and Ruth Henderer
Joined by Reaffirmation of Faith
Joe and Jennifer Bost
Joined by Transfer of Letter
The Newest Pictorial Directory Is Ready For Your Photo!
Have you ever racked your brain to associate a face with a name for our
church community? Our new electronic pictorial directory is now available
and needs your photo!
You can access this directory on any computer, tablet or smart phone. You
may upload a photo of your choosing by accessing your Shelby account at
jipc.org. If you are not sure how to complete this task, please pick up a
packet with directions located in Fellowship Hall on the podium as you walk
in, at the back of the Sanctuary or inside the church office. You may also
email a photo to Elle Meise at [email protected] or leave your photo
in the church office to have Elle upload it on your behalf.
Our directory will not be complete without YOUR photo!
Information to follow for members who prefer a hard copy of the directory
once we have everyone’s photos uploaded for the electronic directory.
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Sunday Small Groups
10 - 10:45 a.m. Sunday mornings
Adults
Our Heavenly Hopefuls are studying 1
Kings and meets in the History Room in
the back of the Sanctuary.
Our Library class is will continue reading
through the book of Acts, and connecting
to current events using a study from the
World Council of Churches. Join us!
Our Seekers class continues to study the
Book of Genesis; this class meets in
Fellowship Hall.
Weekly Adult Small Groups
The Tuesday Night Small Group will meet
Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. during April and will
continue their study of Adam Hamilton’s
study, The Way: Following in the Footsteps
of Jesus. Contact Jan Eubank for more
details: [email protected]
The Women’s Bible Study meets at 10
a.m. on Tuesdays in Fellowship Hall. They
will continue their study by Jim Cymbala,
When God’s Spirit Moves. Contact Alice
Hills for more information
The Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study will
meet Thursdays at 8 a.m. in April. Contact
Charlie Larsen for more information:
SAVE THE DATE !
VBS is July 22-26
This summer our children and youth will
have the opportunity to explore many
aspects of the times of Jesus. Using the
Marketplace curriculum, the stories of
scripture will come alive at JIPC! We will
have activities for infant-8th grade and high
schoolers will have the opportunity to
volunteer with VBS. More details to come
regarding times each day.
Elizabeth Nix
Director of Christian Education
(843) 303-7275
Easter Egg Hunt!
Saturday, April 20
10 a to 12 p Children and youth of all ages and their families
are invited to celebrate with us in Easter joy!
Bring a dozen boiled eggs to dye and brunch will
be potluck picnic fare !
Prayer Quilts
Made with Love, Tied with Prayer
Happy 13th Anniversary to the
Prayer Quilt Ministry at JIPC!
We had a small but mighty group at our last
workshop. If you would like to join this amazing
ministry group, our next workshop will be
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
9:30-12 p.m.
FELLOWSHIP HALL
Contact Mary Lu Kagler for more information,
It's not about the quilts
It's all about the prayers
Volunteer with
Christian
Education! Want to help plan adult Christian education?
Have ideas for new studies, small groups, or
Friday, April 19 8 pm
FOR THE TWEENS !
(4th - 8th Grade)
Bring a FLASHLIGHT
plus your Easter basket !
Kids For Christ (KFC)
April Schedule
April 7: 4:30-6 p.m. in Fellowship Hall
April 14: 4:30-6 p.m. in Fellowship Hall
April 21: NO KFC Happy Easter!
April 28: 4:30-6 p.m. in Fellowship Hall
May 5: End of the Year Celebration
Congratulations and Best Wishes to
Sarah Berry and Edward Anderson
getting married in our beautiful
Sanctuary on April 13th !
Interested in a small group
study and don't see what
you're looking for? Tell
your idea to Elizabeth Nix!
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Things You Can Do VIA Our Web Site www.jipc.org.
Access Your Profile-click on "My Account" !
Watch a Sermon !
Give Online !
Check the Church Calendar !
Read the Newsletter !
Things You Can Do with Access Your ShelbyNext Profile ...
View Our Secure Electronic Directory !
Check Your Contributions !
Print a Contribution Statement !
Change Your Contact Information !
Add Your Birth Year !
Security is our most important issue. No one can gain access without their email address
already being in our system. And the email addresses already in our system belong to
worshippers and visitors who want to stay informed of our activities. If you're designated
as the Leader of a Group, you can email everyone and their up-do-date contact
information is at your fingertip through our App. As a worshipper, you can see which
groups you're in, get the latest contact information, check your giving records, change
your password.
Elaine Earl, our church administrator, has instructions on how to gain access to your
ShelbyNext Profile. Printed copies are in each building or please send an email Elaine at
[email protected] and she will email them to you as a PDF document.
The coolest part of all this access that we now have an app FOR YOUR PHONE !!! Take
all of the information with you on the go!! Snap and upload a new family photo instantly !!
Add everyone in to your Contacts ! This is a game-changer for all of us.
If you do not choose to use email; never fear. Once all the pictures are included, we will
print out a directory for your use plus there will also be a copy in each building.
Questions? Contact Elaine Earl via email, [email protected]., or by phone 843-559-9380.
Thank you!
We recently received an
anonymous message requesting
financial information over and above
what is normally presented as part of
JIPC’s annual budget process. Since
we cannot respond to that specific
request, we want all of our members
and friends to know that JIPC’s
financial information is open and
available upon request. If you have
questions relating to JIPC’s finances
you can contact our Treasurer, Debbie
Melson at 860-391-3994 or by email
at [email protected]. You can
also contact one of your Generosity
Team's co-chairs, Tom Stallings or
John Feldman. Tom can be reached at
404-386-4168 or by email at
[email protected]. John can
be reached at 404-307-3827 or by
email at [email protected].
Please know that we are more
than willing to assist in any way we
can.
Your Generosity Team
Photo courtesy of Matthew Graves
J I P C
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Bible Quiz
After Jesus raises Lazarus
from death, what does his
family do to thank Jesus?
A. They host a dinner for him.
B. Martha serves the meal.
C. Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with an
extravagant amount of expensive perfume.
D. All of the above.
Answer: See John 12:1-3
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Reflections and Contemplations
One Great Hour of Sharing, collected on Easter Sunday, makes a difference in
the world through three impactful programs: Presbyterian Disaster Assistance,
the Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Self-Development of People.
Started in 1949, One Great Hour of Sharing is a long-standing ecumenical effort
aimed at raising the funds necessary to provide relief and reconstruction for
communities in the aftermath of disaster. What started as an hour-long radio
appeal has evolved over the years, varying from eight to 29 participating
denominations, and has become the most participated-in Offering in the PC
(USA).
Today, projects supported by One Great Hour of Sharing are underway in more
than 100 countries. Please prayerfully consider how you can help.
Why We Need Easter
No one is exempt from tragedy or disappointment;
even God was not exempt. Jesus offered no immunity,
no way out of the unfairness, but rather a way through
it to the other side. Just as Good Friday demolished the
instinctive belief that this life is supposed to be fair,
Easter Sunday followed with its startling clue to the
riddle of the universe. Out of the darkness, a bright light
shone.
The cross of Christ may have overcome evil, but it
did not overcome unfairness. For that, Easter is
required, a bright clue that someday God will restore all
physical reality to its proper place.
—Philip Yancey, Disappointment With God
Our True Power Source
The story is told of someone who plugged a power strip
into itself and then couldn’t understand why the system
wouldn’t turn on! We get a kick out of such tales, yet
how often do we try to “power” our own lives? We
frequently think we need to be the source of our own
strength, joy, peace, energy and wisdom.
Jesus doesn’t teach us to find life within ourselves — or
in any human being or earthly circumstance, object or
philosophy. Rather, calling himself the good shepherd,
Jesus says, “I have come that [my sheep] may have life,
and have it abundantly” (John 10:10).
We don’t access that abundant life by “plugging into”
ourselves. Instead, Jesus invites us to plug into his
power — and joy, peace, hope, truth — through prayer
and Scripture, worship and service, fellowship with other
Christians and the beauty of God’s world.
Our All-in-All
What the hand is to the lute,
What the breath is to the flute,
What is fragrance to the smell?
What the spring is to the well,
What the flower is to the bee,
That is Jesus Christ to me.
What’s the mother to the child?
What the guide in pathless wild?
What is oil to troubled wave?
What is ransom to the slave?
What is water to the sea?
That is Jesus Christ to me.
C.H. Spurgeon
Easter is Eternal
If Easter means anything to modern man, it means
that eternal truth is eternal. You may nail it to the tree,
wrap it up in grave clothes and seal it in a tomb. But
truth crushed to earth shall rise again.
Truth does not perish. It cannot be destroyed. It
may be distorted. It has been silenced temporarily. It has
been compelled to carry its cross to Calvary’s brow … but
with an inevitable certainty, after every Black Friday.
Christ Has Triumphed!
Tomb, thou shalt not hold him longer;
Death is strong, but life is stronger.
Stronger than the dark, the light;
Stronger than the wrong, the right.
Faith and hope triumphant say,
Christ will rise on Easter Day.
Phillips Brooks
The Magnitude of God’s Love
It would be spectacular and amazing if some
king’s son were to appear in a beggar’s home to nurse
him in his illness, wash off his filth and do everything
else the beggar would have to do. Would this not be a
profound humility? Any spectator or any beneficiary of
this honor would feel impelled to admit that he had seen
or experienced something unusual and extraordinary,
something magnificent.
And yet the love of the Son of God for us is of such
magnitude that the greater the filth and stench of our sins, the
more he befriends us, the more he cleanses us, relieving us of
all our misery and of the burden of all our sins and placing them
upon his own back.
Whenever the devil declares: “You are a sinner!” Christ
interposes: “I will reverse the order; I will be a sinner, and you
are to go scotfree.” Who can thank our God enough for this
mercy? Martin Luther, Luther’s Works 22, 166-167
Deliver Us
We sing and say “hosanna” every Palm Sunday
but hardly ever in between. So what does that word
mean?
That first Palm Sunday, crowds spread their cloaks
before Jesus as people had before Jehu to proclaim him
king (2 Kings 9:13). They waved palm branches in
greeting — a traditional sign of celebration (Leviticus
23:40). And, of course, they shouted, “Hosanna!”
This was an exclamation of “a people in distress
[addressing] their king or their god,” explains Bible
scholar William Barclay. Drawn from Psalm 118:25,
hosanna is Aramaic for “save now.” By the time of
Jesus’ Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem, Barclay says,
hosanna may have “become to some extent only a cry
of welcome and of acclamation, like ‘Hail!’; but
essentially it is a people’s cry for deliverance and for
help in the day of their trouble.”
“Hosanna!” is the plea of an oppressed people to
the one they recognize as their true king: Jesus, their
Savior.
“Forgiveness is the well from which we
draw the water to wash others’ feet.”
D.Siler
“We are Easter people living in a Good
Friday world.” Barbara Johnson
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Wednesday, April 17 10-12 p Tours-S 12 p AA-FH 3:30 p Early Choir-S 6 p Handbells-S 7 p Late Choir-S
Thursday, April 18, Maundy Thursday 8 a Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study-FH 7 p Worship-S
Friday, April 19, Good Friday 10:30 a Al-Anon-FH 12 p AA-FH 7 p Worship-S 8 p Glow-in-the-Dark Egg Hunt-FH
Saturday April 20 10 a Easter Egg Hunt
Sunday, April 21, Resurrection of the Lord 8:30 a Worship-S 9:40 a Brunch-FH 11 a Worship
Monday, April 22 Church offices closed for Easter Monday
12 p AA-FH
Tuesday, April 23 10 a Women's Bible Study-FH 1 p Staff Meeting-CR 6:30 p Small Group
Wednesday, April 24 10-12 p Tours-S 12 p AA-FH
Thursday, April 25 8 a Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study-FH
Friday, April 26 10:30 a Al-Anon-FH 12 p AA-FH
Sunday, April 28 8:30 a Worship-S 9 a Sunday School-A, FH, P 9 a Choir Rehearsal-CH 10 a Worship 11 a Fellowship-FH 4:30-6 p KFC-FH
Monday, April 29 12 p AA-FH
Tuesday, April 30 10 a Women's Bible Study-FH 1 p Staff Meeting-CR 6:30 p Small Group
LOCATION CODES CR Conference Room FH Fellowship Hall P Parlor S Sanctuary
A Annex CH Choir Room PA Pavilion
Apr i l
John Wells 2
Christine Brandon 3
John Caldwell 4
Bee Lanier 5
Heather Greene 6
Matthew Graves 7
Jacob Henley 7
Griffin Gilbert 9
Sandy Branyon 10
Lou Frye 11
Leonard Buckner 12
Carol Medendorp 12
Mary Torello 13
Bill Wick 13
Will Bost 14
Carolyn Slay 15
Sarah Quinn 17
Martin Wardle 19
Lenny Buckner, III 22
Marshall Hills, Jr. 22
Gail Roddey 22
Annie Driskell 23
Sally Cuskley 25
Neil Haynes 25
Livingston Grant 27
Bill Korb 27
Lindsey Gilbert 28
Courtney Lightfoot 28
David Jump 30
Happy Ringers at The Handbell Festival March 19
Monday, April 1 12 p AA-FH
Tuesday, April 2 10 a Women's Bible Study-FH 1 p Staff Meeting-CR 2 p Shepherds Meeting-FH 4 p Sailing Group-CR 6:30 p Small Group
Wednesday, April 3 7 a-3 p Sanctuary open 10-12 p Tours-S 12 p AA-FH 3:30 p Early Choir-S 6 p Handbells-S 7 p Late Choir-S
Thursday, April 4 8 a Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study-FH
Friday, April 5 10:30 a Al-Anon-FH 12 p AA-FH
Sunday, April 7, 4th Sunday in Lent 8:30 a Worship-S 9:40 a Fellowship-FH 10 a Sunday School-A, FH, P 10 a Choir Rehearsal-CH 11 a Worship-S 3 p Small Group The Way-FH 4:30-6 p KFC-FH
Monday, April 8 12 p AA-FH
Tuesday, April 9 10 a Women's Bible Study-FH 1 p Staff Meeting-CR 3:30 p CE Committee-CR 6:30 p Small Group
Wednesday, April 10 10-12 p Tours-S 12 p AA-FH 3:30 p Early Choir-S 6 p Handbells-S 7 p Late Choir-S
Thursday, April 11 8 a Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study-FH 10-1 p Magnolia Garden Club-FH
Friday, April 12 10:30 a Al-Anon-FH 12 p AA-P 5-10 p Wedding Rehearsal-S/FH
Saturday, April 13 9:30 a Prayer Quilt Workshop-FH 4 p Berry/Anderson Wedding
Sunday, April 14, Palm Sunday 8:30 a Worship-S 9:40 a Fellowship-FH 10 a Sunday School-A, FH, P 10 a Choir Rehearsal-CH 11 a Worship-S 4:30-6 p KFC-FH
Monday, April 15 12 p AA-FH 6 p Session-FH
Tuesday, April 16 10 a Women's Bible Study-FH 1 p Staff Meeting-CR 6:30 p Small Group
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2550 Bohicket Road, Johns Island, SC 29455
Communion Sunday 5/5
Mother's Day & Special Offering 5/12
Kirkin / 300th Anniversary 5/19
Memorial Day Offices Closed 5/27
May 19, 2019
Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans
and Celebration of
300th Anniversary
of our Sanctuary
The cost of each lily is $10. Lilies will be available for pick up after the 11 o'clock Easter service.
The last day to order is April 16th.
Complete this form, include your payment and do one of the following:
Put it in a Pew envelope, label it "LILIES", and place it in the offering plate
Bring the completed form to the church office
Mail all to JIPC, 2550 Bohicket Road, Johns Island, SC 29455
Number of L i l ies
Given By:
In Honor Of:
In Memory Of :
To the Glory of God Please donate my Easter lilies.
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