205 Grayling Avenue | Narberth, PA 19072www.narberthpres.org

June 2, 2016

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From the PastorDear Members and Friends,

In one of his parables, Jesus taught that the kingdom of God contains treasures that are both new and old (Matthew 13:52). That theme is very evident as Narberth Presbyterian Church celebrates its 125th anniversary. What a treasure our church has been!

We praise God for his faithfulness in the past, and the great cloud of witnesses who have gone before us. Now in 2016, inspired by God’s people in the past, and cheered on by their example, we continue to run the race with perseverance, keeping our eyes on Jesus. Jesus

is the head of the church, the Savior of the world, and will always be both the author and finisher of our faith (Hebrews 12:1,2).

It was my privilege to come to NPC as your new pastor back in 1991, just a few weeks after the 100th anniversary celebration. I watched all the sermons of former pastors which had been video taped, and I got a wonderful sense of where we had been in the past, and where he was leading us in the future. I beam with gratitude to God and deep appreciation for our people when I see NPC’s consistent story as a Christ-centered, Biblically based, and loving community. The light of Christ continues to shine brightly from the corner of Windsor and Grayling Avenues.

The famous philosopher Yogi Berra once said: “The future ain’t what it used to be.” Stated positively, we thank God for his faithfulness in the past – and by his grace and for his glory – the best is yet to be! And all the people of God said: “Amen!”

Faithfully and expectantly yours in Christ,

Pastor Steve

The exterior of Narberth Presbyterian Church today would be recognizable to some-

one who last visited here fifty years ago. Its last cornerstone is dated 1956, the year in

which the last major expansion of the building took place. Similarly, a person attending

NPC for the first time since its centennial year would learn that Reverend Stephen

Newkirk Weed, installed as senior pastor in October 1991, still serves in that position.

During the church’s first century, eleven people served in that position.

The interior of our church has been reconfigured and

repurposed numerous times in the last quarter-

century. Doors have been added, removed, and

redone; walls have been torn down, designed, and

decorated. Church staff have been hired, served,

and retired but some are still working. Pastor

Steve and other leaders have dedicated their lives

to overseeing and ministering to church members and the NPC community. Every

year, new people unite with our church or begin to attend—and, as in families, there

are changes due to life events such as births, moves, and death. Many people here

twenty-five years ago are still part of this church body.

One thing that has not changed at NPC is our

commitment to worshipping the Triune God: Father,

Son, and Holy Spirit. Our church is Christ-centered

and biblically-based; our mission statement is:

“We build disciples in the love of Jesus Christ.”

Since the early 1990s, Pastor Steve has preached

and taught about, “Growing up, growing together,

and growing out.” This is a central theme of worship, music, messages, fun, and

fellowship.

As the Holy Spirit leads, we experience what it is

like to be a committed Christian community where

people can experience the love, grace, and healing

of the Lord. Then, as people who love Jesus Christ,

we share the Good News of the gospel in many

ways with each other, locally, in our nation, and with

the world.

We have experienced the constancy of this truth throughout the last 125 years: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever” (Heb. 13:8, NIV).

Our church body can be sure that He will safely lead us at all times.

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“For God so Loved the World that He Gave...”Those from our congregation who have been ordained

and commissioned during the life of the church:

1940 Thomas and Nancy Dunlap left to serve with the Soldiers and Gospel Mission, Vallarica, Chile.1940 Margaret Dempster went to Embudo, New Mexico with the National Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.November 1940 George M. Black departed for Chile to serve with the Soldiers and Gospel Mission.May 4, 1948 Reuel E. Johnson ordained to the gospel ministry.September 14, 1949 Marjory J. Havlick left to serve in Cameroun, West Africa under the Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church.July 1951 Dorothy M. Havlick left for Japan to serve under the Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church.May 17, 1953 William T. Moore ordained to the gospel ministry. June 7, 1953 Aaron E. Gast ordained to the gospel ministry.June 23, 1953 George C. Stulting ordained to the gospel ministry.June 5, 1955 Philip H. Young ordained to the gospel ministry. September 7, 1958 Hugh H. Annett ordained to the gospel ministry.July 6, 1960 Richard C. Moore ordained to the gospel ministry.May 13, 1962 Frederick R. Kompass, Jr. ordained to the gospel ministry.June 27, 1965 John W. Heister ordained to the gospel ministry.November 19, 1967 John Dabback ordained to the gospel ministry.May 19, 1974 David Simons ordained to the gospel ministry.May 1974 Richard Ramsdell ordained to the gospel ministry.January 23, 1977 Keneth Macari ordained to the gospel ministry.June 2, 1977 James Caldwell ordained to the gospel ministry.June 5, 1977 Donal Rossire ordained to the gospel ministry.June 25, 1978 Joseph Baker ordained to the gospel ministry.September 1979 Scott Monroe ordained to the gospel ministry. Margaret Allison Brown ordained to the gospel ministry. Herbert Monroe ordained to the gospel ministry.1980 Stuart Dunlap ordained to the gospel ministry. Patricia Dunlap ordained to the gospel ministry.December 14, 1980 Peter Shimada ordained to the gospel ministry.April 26, 1981 William F. Dean ordained to the gospel ministry.May 6, 1981 Austin Joyce ordained to the gospel ministry.May 1981 Janet and John Kennedy commissioned to YWAM.October 17, 1982 Stephen Gutridge ordained to the gospel ministry.

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November 1982 Katie and William Mell commissioned to serve in YWAM Hawaii.September 1985 Betty Jones to YWAM Outreach.February 14, 1988 Margaret Roberts ordained to the gospel ministry.May 1989 Ruth Ann and Anthony James commissioned to Wycliffe.September 1990 Quintin and Debbie Reece commissioned to go to Mozambique with the African Evangelical Fellowship. June 30, 1991 Richard N. Graugh ordained to the gospel ministry.September, 10, 1991 Lisa Farrell ordained to the gospel ministry.June 24, 2007 Gregory Cooper ordained to the gospel ministry.September 20, 2009 Kathy Hecht ordained to the gospel ministry.May, 15, 2011 Cathy Callaway ordained to the gospel ministry.February 28, 2016 David D. Feiser ordained to the gospel ministry.

In the last 25 years, many of NPC’s members and friends have participated in short term mission trips in our area and as far away as Africa. Here are names of people that we are aware of who were commissioned for full-time missionary work: Janet and John Kennedy, Emma Shaw, and Scott Todd.

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Ruling Elders During the Life of the ChurchFrederick S. Belcher 1891George W. Yardley 1891Sylvester J. Baker 1893Samuel C. Walker 1894J. George Bucher 1898J. Bary Esanwein 1904William W. Williamson 1907William J. Peebles 1911Robert Beatty 1913W. J. Hamilton 1915Clark A. Warner 1915Jacob E. Lessey 1917Howard A. Banks 1918Arthur G. Compton 1920Frederick M. Robb 1922Adam H. Wilson 1924William A. McCulley 1924George H. Henry 1924Arthur C. Follette 1926Clarence H. Woolmington 1927Harry B. Weld 1927Joseph H. McClay 1928A. Leslie Lambert 1928Peter Stam 1928Edward U. Smith 1928Warren S. Bossert 1935Chester C. Tyson 1937Robert L. Moody 1941Walter J. Whitaker 1943William J. Heard 1943John C. Havlick 1943Roy H. Hope 1944Kern W. McHose 1944William Keller 1946Donald S. Drain 1947Lloyd S. Hertzler 1948George M. Black 1949Paul H. Loos 1951William H. Weiss 1951William R. Brown 1953R. Clark Kennedy 1953

David J. Richards 1953Walter A. Fox 1954William J. Drennen 1955J. Jeffries Eyster 1956A. Edwin Gilfillan 1957Joseph S. Roddy 1957Richard T. Smith, M.D. 1957James W. Duncan 1958M. Cowl Rider 1958Frederick M. Robb, Jr. 1958John M. Cummings 1959H. Calvin Fritsch 1959Ralph D. Heister 1959Marshall L. Hampton 1960Raymond E. Kaufman 1960Clarence W. Hoff 1961Edwin K. Taylor 1962Milton W. Ross 1963William H. Metzgar 1964Hobart H. Young 1964Henry G. Parkin 1965Richard H. Narrigan 1965Frank B. Off 1965Chester C. Tyson, Jr. 1965Earl C. Supplee, Jr. 1966Robert I. Wise, M.D. 1966Donald F. Gourley 1967James A. Bricket 1969John F. Grauch 1969Robert J. Long 1969Alex V. McClintock 1969John M. Stevens 1969William A. Webb 1969William L. Carr 1970Edward C. Linton 1970Keith C. Springen 1970Edward O. Dean 1971Herbert C. Miller, Jr. 1971John F. Evans 1973Kathryn L. Havlick 1973Janet L. Miller 1973

Albert E. Hart 1974Emeline N. Heard 1974Alan K. Keay, Jr. 1974Louis J. Smalley 1974Christopher E. Abbott 1975Philip C. Beebe 1975Elizabeth J. Savage 1976Louis Senn 1976Edward D. Rebucci 1979Howard S. Roberts 1979William W. Dormon, Sr. 1980Charles R. Huntington 1980James A. McLean 1980Sally S. Narrigan 1980Paul K. Reinke 1980Norman R. Burkey 1981George W. Moffitt 1981Selim F. Tawadros 1981John J. Jacklitch 1982Helen Nicodemus 1982George W. Howard 1983Dean G. Pappas 1983Joyce Schoeninger 1983Timothy C. Neilson 1984Eleanor T. Vadala 1984William A. Hewlings 1985Frederick J. Kricher 1985Bruce Manni 1985Dorothy L. Smith 1985Curt H. Haring 1986William W. McKay, Jr. 1986Marigrace B. Komarnicki 1987William J. Zimmer 1987C. Suzanne Buechner 1989John C. Crosby 1989Barbara W. Dole 1989Mary B. Burkey 1990C. James Farrell 1990Margie Nathanson 1990Mildred K. McClintock 1991Kathy B. McLean 1991Austine R. Howard 1992Charles J. Lewis 1993Judith Williams 1993Rance. C. Fasoldt 1995William J. Feeney 1995Joan R. Harlan 1995Helga M. Sauter 1995Stephen H. Harrison 1995

Geoffrey Berwind 1997William J. Dormon, Jr. 1997John Kennedy 1997Margaret McKinley 1997Richard Nicolai 1997Daniel Klaproth 1999Joyce K. Lewis 1999John C. Crosby, Sr. 2000Charles Hover 2000Kathleen Pierce 2000Linda Behmke 2001Terry Cooper 2001Susan Wenger 2001David Bellamy 2002Norman Johanson 2002Katharine Layman 2002Robert Moore 2002Bill Allison 2004Letitia Mayo 2004Mark Strohsacker 2004Joseph Sun 2004Alan Hecht 2005Jan Kennedy 2005Kip Lord 2005Kathy Furlong 2006James Hoffman 2006Maria Kaminstein 2007Andrew Adams 2008Brian Crawford 2008Alice Richardson 2008Scott Todd 2008Fay Bahmermann 2009Carol Healey 2009Greg Hein 2009John Raezer 2009Richard Segal 2010Bill Wismer 2010Laura Harrison 2011Michelle LaSalle 2011Diane Chen 2012John Furlong 2012Charlie Hurst 2012Stan LeQuire 2013David Place 2013Cindy Hauger 2014Charlie Choi 2015Jack Comstock 2015Sam DiLullo 2016Emma Shaw 2016

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June 2, 1891 Church organized with 9 members, 2 elders, 5 trustees. Services held in a vacant house at 116 Elmwood Avenue.July 6, 1891 Charter of church recorded.November 24, 1891 Church building dedicated at Windsor and Grayling Avenues.November 7, 1892 Dr. William Young Brown called to be the first minister.February 1, 1894 Dr. Brown installed as pastor. (No explanation of delay between call and installation.)Saturday morning, Church building completely destroyed by fire. January 11, 1896 Cause unknown.Saturday afternoon, Dr. Brown and trustees met and decided January 11, 1896 to erect a temporary building at once.January 19, 1896 Services held in the new temporary building erected on church lot.May 27, 1896 Dr. Brown resigned.November 11, 1896 Loyal Young Graham, Jr. called to be new pastor.December 22, 1896 Mr. Graham ordained and installed as pastor.January 28, 1897 The cornerstone of new building laid.September 9, 1897 The first service held in the new building.April 10, 1910 Mr. Graham resigned, effective May 31.October 24, 1910 The Rev. John Van Ness called to be new pastor.November 22, 1910 Mr. Van Ness installed as pastor.September 1912 New Haskell pipe organ installed.…… 1912 Pew rents discontinued.June 1916 25th Anniversary Celebration held.June 1916 Church membership – 241.…… 1920 Additions and alterations made to church building.March 1, 1925 Ground was broken for addition to church building.December 20, 1925 Additions and alterations to the church building and new gymnasium dedicated.…… 1925 Church membership passed 500 mark.September 1931 Organ rebuilt.September 11, 1935 Dr. Van Ness resigned, effective November 15.February 4, 1936 The Rev. Archer E. Anderson called to be new pastor.March 24, 1936 Mr. Anderson installed as pastor.March 1936 Church membership – 620.March 13, 1939 Mr. Anderson resigned, effective April 30. November 30, 1939 The Rev. Bryan M. Kirkland called to be new pastor.January 17, 1940 Mr. Kirkland installed as pastor.June 2, 1941 50th Anniversary Celebration held. ...... 1944 Manse purchased at 509 Merwyn Road.February 4, 1945 Leonard J. Osbrink invited to become student assistant. Remained until July 1945.

September, 1945 Reuel E. Johnson invited to become student assistant. Remained until April, 1947.September 30, 1945 Mortgage on church property burned.October 30, 1946 Mr. Kirkland resigned, effective December 1.February 9, 1947 The Rev. Robert J. Lamont called to be new pastor.March 25, 1947 Mr. Lamont installed as pastor.March 1947 Church membership – 935.June 15, 1947 William E. Shea invited to become student assistant. July 1950 Aaron E. Gast and William T. Moore, Jr. invited to become student assistants. June 15, 1953 The Rev. William T. Moore, Jr. invited to become assistant minister. June 28, 1953 Mr. Lamont resigned, effective September 20.April 25, 1954 The Rev. Kenneth A. Hammonds called to be new pastor.June 30, 1954 Mr. Hammonds installed as new pastor.June 1954 Mr. Moore resigned as assistant minister.September 29, 1954 The Rev. Edward B. Jones invited to become director of Christian Education.November 13, 1955 Ground-breaking ceremonies held for proposed additions and alterations to the church building.June 24, 1956 New cornerstone laid.March 3, 1957 Dedication of new facilities and buildings held.March 10, 1957 Dedication of memorial gifts held.January 20, 1960 Mr. Hammonds resigned, effective Feb 29.December 4, 1960 The Rev. James F. Anderson called to be new pastor.January 29, 1961 New Moller organ dedicated.February 1, 1961 Mr. Anderson installed as pastor.February 1961 Church membership –828.September 15, 1961 M. Jones resigned as director of Christian Education.September 17, 1961 The Rev. Bruce L. Blackie installed as assistant minister.November 19, 1961 Mortgage on church property burned.September 23, 1964 Mr. Blackie resigned as assistant minister.November 1, 1964 The Rev. Robert E. Friedman installed as assistant minister.September 1, 1965 Mr. Friedman resigned.September 1, 1965 Miss Nancy E Havlick invited to join the staff as church visitor and counselor on Christian Education.September 15, 1965 John H. Dabback invited to serve as student assistant.May 1, 1966 75th Anniversary Celebration began.June 2, 1966 75th Anniversary Banquet held.October 31, 1966 Mr. Anderson resigned.May 1, 1967 John Dabback resigned.May 27, 1967 The Reverend George R. Callahan called to be the new pastor. Installed October 19.

Historical Highlights

Historical Highlights

March 1968 Church bus acquired.March 1, 1968 Paige Bailey asked to be Director of Religious Education. June 1968 Young people took a trip to the missions of the Presbyterian Church in the Southwest with Mr. Callahan.October 1, 1968 The nursery school established; first director-teacher, Mildred (Mrs. A.V.) McClintock.January 1969 Elders and trustees combined to form the unicameral board.August 1969 Charles Robison invited to be assistant minister. Installed in October. June 1970 Young people took a trip to Scotland with Mr. Callahan.September 1970 Parking lot opened.June 6, 1971 Eightieth Anniversary Communion.March 22, 1972 “The Word” bookstore opened. H. Calvin Fritsch became manager in 1973.April 1, 1972 Twenty-fifth Anniversary Dinner for Eleanor M. Duncan, secretary. November 18, 1972 First church retreat at the Flanders, Ocean City.May 1973 Donald S. Drain became lay assistant to the pastor. He resigned in July 1980.March 18, 1974 Bus accident. Bus totaled and 9 people injured. New bus purchased in April.May 12, 1974 Lawrence G. Reinertsen called as assistant pastor. Installed June 12.January 4, 1976 Sale of the manse. Ministers preferred to have their own housing.July 4, 1976 Mr. Callahan read the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights for the Bicentennial Service.January 23, 1977 Dedication of the completed work on the organ and chancel and the installation of the window above the organ.June 15, 1977 The Reverend George Callahan resigned.May 21, 1978 Lawrence G. Reinertsen called as pastor. Installed July 16.June 18, 1978 David Brumbaugh called as assistant pastor. Installed September 24.October 15, 1978 Trip to the Holy Land led by Pastor Reinertsen.March 1979 Dedication of memorials: 2 rooms, furniture, hand bells, flags.June 1979 Joan Harlan began as Church Secretary. Ray Harlan began as Sexton.June 2, 1980 Trip to Oberammergau led by Mr. Reinertsen.July 31, 1980 David Brumbaugh resigned as assistant pastor.April 26, 1981 William F. Dean ordained and installed as assistant pastor.January 1983 Church membership – 658.October 31, 1984 Mr. Reinertsen resigned.1985 Sherry Beebe becomes Minister of Music. Jennifer Addy becomes Director of Christian Nursery School. June 2, 1985 Clarence Woolmington honored for service: architect of 1956 rebuilding; 24 years as clerk of session.July 31, 1984 William F. Dean resigned.February 9, 1986 H. Calvin Fritsch cited for his work in the bookstore on his 80th birthday.July 1, 1986 The Reverend John C. Berghorst called as pastor. Installed September 14.

October 12, 1986 Congregational meeting to approve changing the annual meeting time to the first Sunday in December.May 1987 Weekend conference at the church.November 1988 Members to Amsterdam to visit the Kennedys with Mr. Berghorst. May 21, 1989 Members and Mr. Berghorst visited the Shannons in Peru.June 4-15, 1989 Bicentennial of the Presbyterian Church celebrated in Philadelphia — General Assembly. Members of NPC participated.February 1990 King’s Café started.June 12, 1990 Jeffrey Mailey invited to be assistant pastor.June 18, 1990 Trip to Scotland led by Mr. Berghorst.July 15, 1990 The Reverend Mr. Jack Berghorst resigned.March—June 1991 Centennial Celebration.1991 Steve Weed installed as Senior Pastor.1992 Glenn Taylor called to be first Youth Director. Debbie Watson becomes Seminary Intern. 1993 Marigrace Komarnicki becomes Parish Vistor. Narberth Presbyterian Christian Nursery School 25th Anniversary celebration. Bruce Hartsock begins as Sexton. Joan Hayden becomes Church Secretary. 1994 Joyce Nicolai becomes Church Bookkeeper. Guigui Roberts becomes Parish Associate in Pastoral Counseling. 1995 Debbie Watson becomes Coordinator of Nurture and Service. 1996 Dave Feiser called to be Youth Director. Debbie Watson becomes Assistant to the Pastor. Choir Trip to Austria and the Czech Republic Lay Shepherds Commissioned. 1997 Mission 21 India. Sue Taylor becomes Life Links Parish Nurse. First Standing Rock Mission Trip. 1998 NPC Mission statement established: “We build disciples in the love of Jesus Christ.” Pastor Steve begins “Kickball with the Pastor”. NPC obtains website domain narberthpres.org.1999 50 Day Spiritual Adventure. New sound system installed. Michelle Klaproth becomes first Director of Children’s Ministries. 2000 Alpha Ministry introduced. Michele McDonald becomes Church Secretary.2001 Second worship service added. Charlie Huntington, Sr. becomes Church Administrator 2002 Greg Cooper becomes Seminary Intern. 2003 Mission Cause Ambassadors recruited. Terry Weyant becomes Director of Children’s Ministries.

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THE SESSIONPastor Steve Weed – Moderator Diane Chen – Clerk of Session

THE BOARD OF DEACONS

* Officers serving second term

Class of 2016Charlie Choi

*Laura HarrisonCindy HaugerJohn Kennedy

Class of 2017Linda Behmke*Diane Chen

Jack Comstock*John FurlongMeg McKinley

Class of 2018Sam DiLullo*David PlaceEmma Shaw

*Selim TawadrosScott Todd

Class of 2016*Corinna Bowser

Patrick Knight*Brint Nicolai

Class of 2017*Carol Bellamy

Helene Brongniart Donna Hart

*Suzanne Morrison*Julie Todd

Class of 2018Faithe Hornung*Omar Mehdi *Gerri Wismer

THE STAFFStephen N. Weed, Pastor

Deborah Watson, Pastoral AssociateTerry Weyant, Director of Children’s Ministry

Tassie Green, Interim Youth PastorSherry M. Beebe, Minister of Music

Donald Robinson, Director of Contemporary MusicDave Bellamy, Director of Ministry

Jennifer Addy, Director of Christian Nursery SchoolIsabel Lally, Pastoral Visitor

Dave McIntire, Property ManagerHugh Barrie, Assistant to Property Manager

Karen Pappas, SecretaryJoyce B. Nicolai, Bookkeeper

Carol Bellamy, Financial Secretary

2004 Congregation reads The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren. Isabel Lally becomes Parish Visitor. 2005 Steve Weed on sabbatical. Jim DiRaddo becomes Interim Sabbatical Pastor. Karen Pappas becomes Church Secretary. Gifts of Hope ministry begins. Choir Mission Trip to Prague.2006 Capital campaign for organ and building restorations. Quilts for Comfort group begins.2007 Clay and Allie Brisbois become Youth Directors. Remained until 2015. 2008 Dean Pappas becomes Worship Leader. 2010 VBC hosts 145 children. Soon grows to 200.2011 John Deaton becomes Coordinator of Contemporary Music. Paul Miller seminar on prayer. Youth Group Mission trip to The Philadelphia Project.2012 Steve Weed preaches on “Your God-given Life Mission” Dickens’ Festival cookie giveaway. First Found Wandering benefit concert.2013 Hosted Butterfly Project (Holocaust Remembrance). Anti Human-Trafficking forums hosted. Billy Graham My Hope Campaign. 2014 Dave Bellamy becomes Director of Ministry.2015 Donald Robinson becomes Director of Contemporary Music. Tassie Green becomes Interim Youth Director. Debbie Watson becomes Pastoral Associate. 2016 Benches dedicated to Mid McClintock for founding of Christian Nursery School. 125th Centennial Celebration.

Historical Highlights

4D Ministries – Hank Paulson Sauter/NathansonAmnion Crisis Pregnancy Center Alice AntonelliChild Evangelism Fellowship, Inc. – North Ireland Terry WeyantChosen People Ministries Jennifer & Tim RoykouffCornerstone Christian Academy Joyce LewisCorrymeela Community – North Ireland Lally / HartsockCRU - Darwin Kathy McLeanCRU – Brindley Jean McIntireCRU - Shenk Bowser FamilyDiscipleMakers - Hall Bob Moore

Esperanza Health Center Greg EsterhaiFellowship International Mission/Jos Seminary - Tushima Scott ToddGlobal Mapping International - Todd Susan HurstGreater Europe Mission - Loeffler Helga SauterHabitat for Humanity - Camden and N. Central Philadelphia Linda BehmkeHouse of His Creation Melissa EsterhaiInterserve-USA - Kennedy

Intervarsity – Emma Shaw Meg McKinley

Kingdom Connect - Duffy Ken & Sally KapnerKirkwood Camp (Presbytery of Philadelphia) Curt HaringNeighborhood Crusades Inc. Helga SauterPresby’s Inspired Life OpenPresbyterian Reformed Ministries International OpenPresbyterians for Renewal (Wee Kirk) Steve WeedPresbytery of Philadelphia General Mission Scott ToddSIM USA - Jewell Helga Sauter

The Episcopal Diocese of North Dakota (Standing Rock) Brint NicolaiThe Philadelphia Project Sharon Shallow The Philadelphia Project - Erika Knight Dave BellamyThe Welcome Church - Steinnagel

Jane MurrayTimothy Academy Georgia WardUnited World Mission Woodbury Helga SauterWycliffe Bible Translators - Shannon Carol HellerYoung Life (Western Philadelphia Suburbs) Barbara Montgomery

2016 MISSIONARY CAUSES AND AMBASSADORS

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