central pres newsletter june 2013

7/28/2019 Central Pres newsletter June 2013

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JUNE 2013#532

Rev. Scott Bowerman PastorRev. Dr. Raymond K. Anderson Parish AssociateSandy Wilson Childrens Ministry DirectorErin Regan Contemporary Worship & Youth Minister

Helen Wingert OrganistDanielle Kardisco Director of Music MinistryRoberta Lawyer SecretaryRon George Custodian

Central Presbyterian ChurchMemorial Square 40 Lincoln Way West

Chambersburg, PA 17201Church Phone: 717.264.4113 Fax: 717.264.9272

Office Hours: 8:00am4:00pmemail: [email protected]

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T he Pa s t o r s N o t es

Hello?

Hello?? Is anyone LISTENING TO ME??Getting a message out is harder and harder than ever. One of the great ironies of our time is that

we are more connected than ever before, with cellphones, email, text messages, Facebook,

websites, etc., etc., but the sheer deluge of communications we receive makes it hard todetermine which are important and should be given our attention.

Every organization faces the challenge of getting their message across and churches are no

exception. In addition to the weekly bulletin and monthly newsletter, heres what were doing to

help you stay current on the news and events of Central Presbyterian:

1. Website - we have created a brand new website that will contain both a wealth of static

information about the church - service times, classes, MDO, staff and so on - but also will have

information about upcoming events right on the home page. Recent sermons can also be

downloaded from the website. Check it out at www.centralonthesquare.org.

2. We now have the capability of sending email blasts to those in the congregation who useemail. If you have not received an email from Central in the last couple of weeks, please send

your email to Bertie at [email protected] to get on the mailing list.

3. We are in the process of implementing a system that will make phone calls and play a

prerecorded message to all households in the church database. This will work exactly like the

system used by the school district. We will use this for reminders of important events and to get

the word out in the event of an emergency, like if weather forces the cancellation of a church

event. You will be able to opt out of the phone messages if you wish.

4. Facebook pages. Central has the following pages that also display event information, edifying

messages and pictures of recent events:

Church page - search for Central on the Square and like the page.

Music Ministry - search for Music Ministry at Central On the Square and like the page. Childrens Ministry - search for Central's Kid's Ministry and like the page.

Youth Ministry - search for Youth Ministry at Central On The Square and like the page.

We will use all of these avenues to broadcast news and events. But again, given the sheer

volume of messages we receive, its up to you to make the extra effort to receive and give

attention to the communications we send.

Theres LOTS of great stuff happening at Central - I hope you will keep informed of all of it.

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Dear Members of Central,Thank you for keeping me in your prayers before

and after my surgery. Your cards, calls and con-

cerns were deeply appreciated.God bless,

Jane McClelland

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Chur ch FamilyThank you..

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A Special Thank YouTo Gary and Ginger Lewis for their generosity in

donating the Commercial Grade Bunn coffee

maker to Centrals kitchen! Your kindness is greatappreciated.

Members of Central Presbyterian Church

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Dear Church Family,

Thank you so much for the wonderful care pack-

age you sent! It has provided my teammates and Iwith the perfect snacks as we are studying for fi-

nals around our busy schedules. It means a lot to

know that my church family is thinking of me whileI am away at college.

Thank you,

Jess Whitmore

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JULYsNewsletter deadlineSunday, June 23rd

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World Visions Knit for KidsThank you to all the talented knitters who havehelp make warm sweaters for children in our

country and around the world. Your volunteerismthrough this gift has helped us make a differencein the lives of over half a million children. Forthose who would be interested in sharing your giftfor knitting, you will find a basket of yarn in thehallway outside the workroom on the first floor ofCentral Church.

Habitat for Humanity o f Franklin CountyOn behalf of Habitat for Humanitys Board of Di-rectors, our many volunteers and our present and

future homeowners we wish to thank Centralsgenerous contribution in support of our programwhich benefits many residents of Franklin County.Your prayers and support are greatly appreciated.

Prayer Warriors,Thank you for all your prayers for me and the

surgical team at Hershey during my surgery Mon-

day. I came home on Tuesday and am resting /healing. I feel God has a new assignment for me

and am praying that He will reveal that plan to me

during the rec-operating from my surgery that Imay serve Him as He sees fit.

Love and Prayers to All,Alta Holden

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SUNDAY LUNCH JUNE 30 ~ 11:30Sunday June 30 will be our next 5th Sun-day service, providing the opportunity toworship together as one body. We will

have a combined service, including com-munion, at 10:00 AM in the sanctuary. Toextend the opportunity for community, wewill have a covered dish luncheon follow-ing the service. The church will providedrinks and tableware and we ask everyoneto bring their favorite dish to share. Thereare three ovens, a warming unit, two refrig-erators, and several roasters in the churchkitchen to keep food warm or cold duringthe service. You are welcome to use any

of these or bring in your own crock-pot,cooler, etc. Following the service, we willbe able to share a meal and some fellow-ship time. Mark your calendars, find yourfavorite covered dish recipe, and plan to

join us June 30th for a time of worship,good food, and togetherness.

Please Note: There will be no Sunday

school classed on June 30th

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TheGemsofCentral

Centrals Special Concerns

Genevieve Ambrose Newt Stak66 Sanibel Lane, Chbg. 17201

Raymond & Gunlog Anderson

119 Mt Union Rd, Fayetteville, PA 17222

Isabelle Allen Jay Keefer311 Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201

Alma Bender Beverly Winthe

1120 Lincoln Way E, Chbg. 17201

Mildred Brown

611 Wallace Ave, Chbg 17201(presently in Florida)

June Fiddler Susan Snyde2650 St.Paul Rd, Chbg. 17201

Stanley & Esther Johnson Laurie McKelvie56 Sanibel Ln, Chbg 17201

Alva Kline Beverly Winthe49 Lincoln Way W, Chbg. 17201

Glenn & Betty Shaffer Dale Hastings722 Stanley Ave, Chbg 17201

John Shoap Dave Bende131 Brumbaugh Ave, Chbg. 17201

Isabel Vanderau Eric Mellot806 N. Penn Hall Dr, Chbg. 17201

Ruth Weaver Tawnya Seco1060 Wallace Ave, Chbg. 17201

Dorothy Zullinger Sandy Myers155 Colonial Dr, Chbg. 17202

Luther Ridge-264-57002735 Luther Dr., Chbg. 17202

The Cottage

-Ellen Bush, 2724 Esther Cr. **(NM) Beverly Winther

Menno Haven-263-8545

2075 Scotland Ave.

Nursing Center

-M. Karolyn Lawrence #412 Dale Hastings-Dr. Robert Coy, #217 James Kearns

-Libby Reasner, #303 Sandy MyersFarmHouse

-Marcia Grubbs #304 Jay KeeferWalden Place

-Lawrence Mohr #21 *(NF) Jay KeeferNorthgate

-Dorothy Burkholder, #1206 **(NM)

Village Square-Robert Zullinger #136 ***(NV)

-John Bowerman #209 Dale HastingsMenno Village

-LaVerne Knarr #610D Laurie McKelvie

Penn Hall-261-02201425 Phila. Ave.

Manor Building

-Selma Thomson #121 Beverlie Wissner-Gennie Boozer #206 Tawnya Secor

-Frances Farmer #324Beverly Winther

-Mary Fish, #221 Beverlie Wissner

-Elton Simpson #417 Mike Herbert-Margaret Sponsler, #229 Susan Snyder-Dorothy Buchwalter, #228

Providence Place-709-06682085 Wayne Rd.

Bob Zeis #317 Tawnya Secor

*(NF) = No Flowers please **(NM) = Non-member***(NV) = No Visits please

If you know of any changes or updates, please contact the

church office, 264-4113.

Deacons name is now listed with those he or she visits.

Phone numbers and birth dates have been removed from

this page. If you wish to contact, (by phone), a member of

the Gems of Central, please contact the church office at

264-4113.Updated: June 2013

Moved to West Virginia

Treva Kerns601 Foxcroft Ave, Apt #1Martinsburg, WV 25401

Grafton County Nursing HomeFlorence Steil, Room 413A

3855 Dartmouth College HwyN. Haverhill, NH 03774

Quincy Skilled Nursing Care-749-31516596 Orphanage Rd., Waynesboro 17268

-Carolyn Kreutz #229 Beverly Wissner

Shook Home-264-681555 S. Second St.

Quarters

-Joan Depuy #3062 Newt Stake

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SESSION ACTIONSMAY 2013

1) Reviewed/approved wedding policy presented by the Worship Committee2) Approved the recommendation to hire Dani Kardisco at the Wedding Coordinator3) Approved request of Nancy Keefer to be married in Centrals Sanctuary on April 12,

2014 with ceremony to be conducted by Pastor Scott4) Approved the OneFund Stewardship Campaign for this Fall5) Approved an increase in the Youth Budget to $5,600 for the current budget year6) Approved repairs to the church organ at a cost of $11,400 drawn from the McAllister

Fund.

MENS PICNIC(This is forALL men and boys of the church)

Wednesday ~ June 12 ~ 6:00 PM ~ Waltonian Meadows

Please join us for our annual Mens Picnic. Allmen and boys of the church are invited andare encouraged to bring friends and familymembers. The picnic will be held at WaltonianMeadows on Wednesday June 12, from 6:00PM to dark. (From the church, take Route 11

North and, at the Norland Shopping Center, turn right onto CornertownRoad. Two stone pillars mark the entrance to the park.) In case of heavyrain, the picnic will be held in Friendship Hall.The church will provide ribs plain and barbecued hot dogs, chickenwings, rolls, and beverages. You are asked to bring a vegetable, salad ordesert to share, your own table service, and lots of napkins. The park hasplenty of open green space, a playground area, volleyball net, and a streamfor fishing or wading. You may want to bring horseshoes, balls, Frisbees,softball equipment, fishing gear and dry clothes for boys who go wading.

We will also have some carnival type games beanbag toss, tug of war,etc. You may also want to bring a folding chair to watch the festivities.Reservation slips will be in the church mailboxes and will also be availablein the office. As always, there is no charge for the meal, but donations willbe accepted to help defray costs. Plan now to join the rest of the guys foran evening of great food, fellowship, and fun!



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Ushers2nd Sandy Myers, Newt Stake, Jerry & Jane McClelland9th Bev & Don Wissner, Tawnya Secor, Howard Brand16th James Kearns, Susan Snyder, Doug Vanderau, Jack Kier23rd Eric Mellott, Mike & Ingrid Herbert, Gladys Kuehn

30th Laurie McKelvie, Bev & Don Wissner, Bill Glaubaugh

Greeters2nd Scott & Kari Wiley, Beverly Winther9th Dennis & Lani Brechbill, Kurt & Robin Updegrave16th Philip & Amanda Bietsch, Ron & Linda Igou23rd Alan Kline, Rich & Tammy Carbaugh30th Brian & Anna Offutt, Bill & Sally Glaubach

Assistant Leaders2nd Jenine Grove

9th Jenny Daniels16th Dani Kardisco23rd Karl Shreiner30th Gene Wilson

Ministry Duties for the Month of JUNE

Praying for Missionsin June

Gideons&

United Churches

May Prayer PartnersEllen BushMarcia CampbellRich & Tammy CarbaughDavid CowleyGeorge & Anne Cowley

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Fath er s Day

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MENs BIBLE STUDY ~ June 1 & 15Group meets at 7:00a.m. the first and third Saturday of each month at the Texas Lunch onLincoln Way West downtown Chambersburg.

Then after breakfast at 8:00, we then walk up to Central for bible study in the Parlor

Our video study will be:Walking With God in the DesertFor more information, please contact the church office at 717-264-4113

MISSION COMMITTEE UPDATEChurch mission work means supporting and bringing Gods word to people far away, right?

Wrong! Thats only part of it. Central Presbyterian Church supports 12 local charities: Meals

on Wheels, Habitat for Humanity, the Salvation Army Clearing House, Network, the Gide-

ons, United Churches, Women In Need, Fruitbelt Farmworkers, the Wilson College Chaplain

Fund, the Chambersburg Hispanic Center, Franklin County Prison Ministry, Pregnancy Min-

istries, and the Cold Weather Shelter.

Want to help? Lookfor the little manila envelopes in the pews that say Local Mission

Causes. Place it in the offering plate with your contribution, or drop it off at the church of-

fice.

And the other way you can help is to join the mission committee! Were always looking for

ideas and helping hands. Meetings are usually once a month, Thursday at 4:00pm



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YouthWhoah! Where

has this school

year gone?? Con-

grats to all you

young people for completing another year of edu-

cation! How blessed we are that we get to nourish

our minds for very little cost!! Lets remember to

express our gratitude for the opportu-

nities that were given every day

A huge THANK YOU to Pat McNamee and

the Waynesboro Jazz Band, as well as DJ

Mark Hollen, for providing such exciting and

quality entertainment at our Sock Hop and

Ice cream Social! You are treasured! Thank

you also to everyone who donated, helped, and participated! It wouldnt have been such

an awesome party without you!!

The youth and youth committee of Central will be taking the summer off of organizing

church-wide fellowship events and fundraisers! Well be in touch about new ones in the

Fall!The Middler Lock-In was a wonderful suc-

cess!! We started off the night with an ob-

stacle course and game stations in the

Friendship Hall, then played more games in

the youth room, played the ever-popular Sar-

dines around the whole building (except the

off-limit ar-

eas), made

quirky and

creative videos about favorite Bible stories (make sure to

ask Jeremy Stahl to do his Jesus impression for you!!!),

studied and discussed the Word, prayed a whole lot, gave

each other positive affirmations, and fell asleep to Veggie-

Tales (their choice!).

YOUTH

GROUP

NEWS

Eat Your Hearts Out Charlies Angels!

OK! Now you can let go!



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Lock-In continued from page 6

In the morning, the wonderful Ann Miller came in andcooked us all a delicious breakfast! Thank you,

Ann! Thank you, also, to Dani and Jeff Kardisco for

chaperoning, and to Bertie for helping Erin set up on

Friday after-

noon!

Please pray for the 2013 Point Pleasant Mission Team as we get ready for a big

adventure! We will be leaving Central at 1pm on July 7th. Wed love to see youthere to pray us off!

Updates on the Middler Beach Retreat and the Senior High NYC trip to come in

future months!!We love and appreciate you, CPC family!

Contemporary WorshipPlease join us in welcoming Matt Brennan into the praise team! Matt is a Chambers-

burg native and works at the court house on the square! He is playing electric guitar for

the 1st worship service, in addition to playing with First United Methodist! He is a won-

derful guy with a servants heart! Thanks, Matt, for joining our effort to glorify God

through music!

Dance and Drama teams will be worshipping spontaneously throughout the summer.We look forward to engaging in deep, meaningful worship when the Spirit calls!

There will be guest worship leaders in the first service on July 14th and August 11th! Its

always beautiful to experience someone elses worship perspective! Come support our

guests!

Erin attended in the National Worship Leader Conference on May 13-15th in Lancaster

and loved it! She came home inspired and excited about what God placed on her heart!

She would love to share with any of you what she learned! Her written notes are avail-

able also for sharing. Thank you again, Norm and Jeanie Harper for providing the re-

sources for this awesome experience!

I ndeed, the time is coming, and it i s now here, when the true worshipers wil l worship

the Father in spir it and truth. The Father is looking for people like that to worship

H im. John 4:23

YOUTH

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Attention adults!Vacation Bible School is NOT

just for kids.

Pastor Scott is teaching a classfor adults on the topic of PRAYER!

Come grow in your personal relationship with Jesus during VBS -- June 16-20.Adult class will be in the church Parlor from 6:30pm 8:00pm.

Do you like smiles, high fives and

the laughter of children?If the answer is YES, then have we

got a deal for you!!!

Summer is vacation time and our regularSunday School teachers vacation too.

We are looking for people who LOVEJESUS and LOVE CHILDREN to sign up

to fill in for a Sunday or two during the

summer June 2 through September 1.

Heres the deal:

You would prepare one 20 minute segment ofeither Bible Lesson, or crafts or cooking or

science or games. All materials are provided.

Come join the fun and excitement of growingin Jesus with our Sunday School children!!

For more details contact Sandy Wilson [email protected].

Sign up sheet are in the Lobby near

the elevator.

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VB S M ission F ocus

This year our Mission giving in VBS will go to help the children at Navajo Min-

istries in Farmington, New Mexico. The picture above shows the Hoganstyle center of one of the long-term childrens homes. Many Navajo childrenwhose parents are not able to care for them come to live here and find loving

houseparents who care for their needs and share the love of Jesus with them.

These children have often beenthrough horrible circumstances

and have a hard time learning

and focusing in a regular school.

The picture on the right showsthe Navajo School that has been

built on the campus of NavajoMinistries . The teachers help the

children learn in a calm, loving

and safe atmosphere.

Our Sunday School Children send money each month to help support Destiny aNavajo girl who has been living in one of the Childrens homes since 2010.

Be watching future bulletins and check facebookCentrals Kids Ministry andour web sites for specific items to donate. (websites =

www.kidsonthesquare.webs.com; AND www.centralonthesquare.org)Cash donations are always welcome.

For more info on Navajo Ministires go to their website:. NavajoMinistries.org

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SAVE T H E DAT E !VBS Kick-off B lock P arty!J UNE 15

11:00am - 1:00pm

Church Parking L ot

Food! Games! Crafts!

I nvite your family & friends!T his event is for E VE R YONE !

Look In t he f oyerSign up today to help with the B lock P arty

Volunteer slots available:Set up: 9am11am

Booths: 11amnoon OR noon1:00pmClean up: 1:00pm2:30pm

Sign up sheet is on the easel beside the Living Water fountain.

Keep checking for new details at:

www.kidsonthesquare.webs.com; AND www.centralonthesquare.orgAlso, Like our Facebook pages:

Central On The Square & Centrals Kids Ministry

(also check out: Youth Ministry at Central on the Square, &

Music Ministry at Central on the Square)

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L ets reach Chambersburg for J esus!

1. PRAY! Pray daily for the children and families & for our VBS Team!2. Invite children! Offer to give them a ride!3. Volunteer to help during VBS.

4. Help at the Kick-Off Block Party on Saturday, June 15 (11am-1pm) in the church parking lot.

5. Donate supplies from the Giving Tree that will be in the lobby6. Donate money (cash donations are always welcome to help with the cost of items we need to purchase).

6. Come to work days (watch for dates in the bulletin, on Facebook and on the websites) or pick up a

Take Home packet and prepare materials at home.

Remember t he dat es ar e June 16-20; 6-8:30pm!Questions? Contact Sandy Wilson at [email protected].

D ates: Sunday T hursday, J une 16-20

T imes: 6:00pm - 8:30pm

Ages: 3 years old(must be potty trained)thru those whohave completed 5 th grade;

and a class for adults

T heme: SonWorld Adventure P ark --Making Right Choices

Ther es St i l l Time t o Join t he VBS Team! Cont act Sandy Wi l son TODAY!

We Are Getting Ready for VBS!

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MUSIC NEWS

Summer is here! Yahoo!!!

What that means in Music Ministry isthe choir gets a break and all of you tal-

ented Central members have an opportunity to share yourGod given musical gifts with us!

SIGN UP outside my office on the 2nd floor with yourname and email! We have over a dozen Sundays avail-able!

A Mens Chorus will be singing on June 9th. We will haveone more rehearsal on Wednesday June 5th at 6:30pm.Come and join us for fellowship and making music!

I just wanted to take a moment to thank all the ensemblesthat participated in Music Appreciation. We are so blessedat Central to have such dedicated children, teen and adultmusicians. My prayer this summer is that if you havea desire to participate in Music Ministry and have been

resisting that you take a daring step, let the HolySpirit move you and join us in the fall.

In Christs Peace,Dani

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UPCOMING FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

The nice weather is here and fellowship opportunities abound at Central.

Please note these dates on your calendar and make sure you are part ofthe festivities.

JUNE 12 Mens Picnic Calling all men & boys join us at WaltonianMeadows on Wednesday evening June 12. The church will provide ribs,wings, hot dogs and rolls. YUM! You provide a salad, vegetable, or desert.This is a great time of food, fellowship, and fun. Bring your Frisbee, base-ball bat, fishing rod, wading shoes, etc. According to rumor, there will alsobe a tug of war, so start building those muscles now. Reservation slips and

directions are available in the church office.

JUNE 30 5th Sunday Service We will be coming together to worshipas one body at 10:00 AM in the sanctuary. Following the service, we willshare a covered dish lunch. The church will provide drinks and table ser-vice. We ask you to bring your favorite covered dish to share.

JULY 20 ChambersFest On July 30, 1864, Chambersburg became

the only northern town to be burned by Confederate soldiers during the

Civil War. Chambersburg bounced back quickly and has celebrated thespirit of the townspeople and the rebirth of the town every July since 1986.

Central participates in the celebration by extending our hospitality and

opening our doors to visitors. Greeter sign up sheets will be posted in the

lobby in June.

AUGUST 23 Annual Church Picnic Once again we will be meetingFriday evening at Norlo Park to share food and fellowship with membersand friends of Central. More information, and reservation slips, will beavailable soon, but reserve the date now.

SEPTEMBER 29 5th Sunday Service Central will worship to-gether as one body and celebrate our 145th anniversary. Following the ser-vice will be a special lunch commemorating our heritage. More informationwill be available soon, but reserve the date now. You will not want to missthis service.

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Chambersburg Meals on WheelsServices for the Homebound is desperately in need of

drivers, delivery partners and volunteers to help assem-ble meals for delivery. The commitment is every otherweek for 1-1/2 hours to 2 hours in the morning. If inter-

ested in volunteering, please call Rena Moore at 263-7228 between thehours of 6am-9am or 12Noon-2pm, Monday through Friday. Meals onWheels is committed to serving a hot balanced noontime meal to thehomebound and elderly of our community.

MILITARY CARE PACKAGES: After more than 11

years the Military and College Care packages continue togo strong. This could only be made possible through yourcontinued support of financial aid and goodie donations.Unfortunately our funds are slowly being depleted due topurchasing additional items to fill the boxes that are mailed out eachmonth. F inancial support is greatly appreciated and much needed atthis time. Checks may be written to CPC and on the memo line:Care Packages or please feel free to give your monetary donationsto Sue Stahl.

As always books, magazines, music CDs, DVDs, hard candies, snackcrackers, home-baked cookies, etc. are also greatly appreciated.Please place your items in the cardboard box under Sues mailbox inthe hallway near the churchs library.We will be collecting each month with 3 boxes being sent on the 3rdSunday. If you have any questions, please contact Sue Stahl by call-ing the church at 717-264-4113 for more details.

STEPHEN MINISTRIESIf youre experiencing the loss of a loved one, sufferingwith a long term illness, a terminal illness, or if yourelonely and have no one else to turn to, perhaps a Stephen

Minister could assist you through those troubling times. To contact TrenaOyler please call the church at 264-4113.

Stephen Ministers, your next meeting will be at Central PresbyterianChurch on Monday, June 10th, 6:00PM.

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Vi si on Sta temen t

Central Presbyterian Church is a community ofbelievers led by the Holy Spirit to:

C Comfort those in needE Empower and Equip disciplesN Nurture through Christian Fellowship and prayerT Tell the Good News of Jesus ChristR Reach out and serveA Adore and worship GodL Love

Sharing the l iving water of Jesus Christ

with al l who thirst.

Contemporary Worship Service8:30 A.M. Friendship Hall

Worship - Message - Music - Praise

Casual Dress

Traditional Worship - 10:45 A.M.

Church School 9:30 AMClasses for all ages

Memorial Square 40 Lincoln Way WestChambersburg, PA 17201

Phone: 717- 264-4113 Fax: 717-264-9272Office Hours: 8:00AM to 4:00PM

Church Staff Email Addresses & Phone Ext.

Church: [email protected]: [email protected] x314Erin [email protected] x106Helen: [email protected] x216Danielle: [email protected] x206MDO: [email protected] x301Custodian: [email protected]: [email protected] x119

Session

Meets 3rd Tuesday7pm

Douglas Vanerau 2013Linda Igou 2013James Sharp 2013Thomas Diehl 2013Bill Daniels 2014Jean Gisriel 2014Susan O. Keefer 2014Don Weber 2014Luella Smith 2015Karl Shreiner 2015Brenda Black 2015

Ann Miller 2015Kathryn Finley Clerk

Deacons

Meets 1st Sunday-11:45am

Jay Keefer(Trsr) 2013

Eric Mellott 2013Sandy Myers 2013Beverlie Wissner 2013Dale Hastings(Mod) 2014Beverly Winther 2014Tawnya Secor 2014James Kearns 2014Michael Herbert 2015Newt Stake 2015Susan Snyder 2015Laurie McKelvie 2015

Trustees

Meets 2nd Wednesday-7pm

Eric Ritchey(Pres) 2013

Tim Miller 2013F.Lucille Stence 2013Howard Brand 2014John Leary 2014

Anne Miller 2014Carol Varner 2015Philip Bietsch 2015Gary Geiman(trsr) 2015

Your Central Presbyterian Church Officers
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