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2 From the Editor

3 Pastors Letter

4 Baby Shower Invitation

5 CPC Children’s Ministries

6 What’s Cooking at CPC

7 New Member Class

7 LINK News

8 Bit’s & Pieces

9 April Birthdays

9 24 Hour Vigil

10 Easter Lilies

10 Stewardship

11 Small Groups

12 Scholarship Information

13 Tales from the Library

114 Worship With Us

14 Food Bank

15 Youth Ministries at CPC

16 Senior Ministries

17 Holy Week Schedule

18 Angel Tree

19 MidWeek Schedule

19 Adult Ministries Hike

20 Contact Us

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All-Church Easter Brunch

The Fellowship and Membership & Evangelism committees will be provid-ing Easter Brunch between services on Easter Sunday, April 21st.

Come join the fellowship and Easter Celebration Sunday morning.

We will be serving the traditional brunch items:

Breakfast Casseroles Sausage

Fruit

Dear Church Family, April, 2019

At the heart of our Christian faith is the story of a man who dies on a cross and

on the third day is raised again to life.

The story begins on the evening before the man’s death when he gathers with his

followers. First, the man reaffirms his love for them. Then, he tells them that the

bread and the cup of the meal they are sharing represent his body and blood which

will be broken and shed for them, for the forgiveness of their sin.

The Maundy Thursday Service in the Sanctuary on Thursday, April 18 at

6:30pm celebrates this event

The story continues with the crucifixion of the man. We struggle with the cross.

We prefer the more appealing aspects of following the man - whether it’s to a party

where he changes water to wine, to a sunlit beach where he preaches from a boat,

or to a breezy hillside where he feeds thousands. But to the cross? Who wants to go

there? Yet, go we must for it is at the cross that we recognize the price he paid for

our sin.

The Good Friday Service in the Sanctuary on Friday, April 19 at 6:30pm helps us

come to the cross of Jesus.

Many people believed that the death of the man ended his story. He had

apparently failed in his mission and the God he claimed as his Father had

seemingly rejected him. They were mistaken! On the third day God raised the man

from the dead. God’s act restored life to the man, and through the man life will be

restored to all who are dead in their sin. Come celebrate God’s new life, and invite a

friend who may also want to hear the Good News of God’s love for them.

Two Easter Services are offered on Sunday, April 21:

9:00am Contemporary Easter Service in our Sanctuary.

11:00am Traditional Easter Service in our Sanctuary.

Join us for Easter Brunch:

Between the Easter services, beginning at 10:00am in Fellowship Hall, the Mem-

bership and Fellowship ministry teams of our church will serve Easter Brunch.

Join us and enjoy the Christian community made possible by Christ’s

resurrection.

Child Care is offered during the Thursday, Friday and Sunday Services.

The Lord is Risen!

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All are invited to an open house Baby Shower for Charley Stone.

Date/Time: Sunday April 14, 2019 from 1:00 to 4:00 Where: Tom and Vicky Boubel’s home 1789 River Canyon Dr. Clarkston, WA

Join us in welcoming Charley and McLane’s precious bundle (due in May). Children are welcome and light refreshments will be served. Your presence is most

important but if you wish to give a gift, the Stones are registered at amazon.com.

Baby Shower

Directions: Drive towards Asotin, at Critchfield road take a right then an immediate left onto Clemans Road. Drive 1/2 mile to Cherry Street, take a right and drive uphill 1/2

mile to River Canyon Drive. Take a right and go all the way to the top of River Canyon Drive to the last house on the left. Please leave the driveway open for those attending who have a little difficulty getting around

(like pregnant women...)


Contact Kelly Paynter, Director of Children’s Ministries, with questions, concerns or comments at [email protected], 743-4444 or 791-1262.

Mark your 2019 summer calendar now for Camp Spalding!! Summer camps start in June and run through August for elementary ages, through senior high. Camp Spalding is on beautiful Davis Lake, north of Spokane. Camps for K-Grade 6 are listed below.

Camp scholarships are available. Please contact Kelly Paynter if you need a scholarship. Online registration for Summer 2019 is now open at www.campspalding.org.

Hey, Congo-Pres Kids! You’re invited to Children’s Church each Sunday morning! Come to the 9:00am Worship Service and right after the Young Disciples time, all kids who are in Preschool (4 years) through Fifth Grade are invited upstairs Pilgrim Hall for Children’s Church! Each week has a Bible Lesson and fun activities! *A note to Parents: Children’s Church concludes at 10:15am. At that time, you may come get your child(ren) and take them to the All–Church Fellowship time in Fellowship Hall or allow them to remain upstairs, with our fun child-care providers. Please pick them up by 11:00am. We will not dismiss the children to Fellowship Hall without an adult.

Preschool to Fifth Grade

Believe: An All-Church Wednesday Night Gathering

There’s a place for all kids Preschool to 5th grade at Congo-Pres Mid Week Kids Club on Wednesday nights. A family style supper begins at 5:30 followed by our super awesome Kids Club from 6-7pm! Come have fun with us as we go on Adventures in Odyssey each week! Hope to see you then!

No. Camp Grade in Fall Dates

101 "Mom/Dad & Me" K-2 & Parent June 14-15

103 Discovery I 2-4 June 19-22

104 Junior I 5-6 June 23-29

108 Junior II 5-6 July 21-27

111 Discovery II 2-4 August 11-14

112 Family Camp N/A August 14-18

202 Pioneer Discovery 2-4 June 30-July 3

203 Pioneer Junior 5-6 July 7-13

Did you know that childcare is provided at every service at CongoPres? Our nursery is open on Sundays, Wednesdays and for all other services!

Loving child care for infants through age three is provided for the Sunday 9:00am Contemporary Service beginning at 8:45am. Your child is welcome to remain in the nursery until Fellowship Hour ends at 11:00am. Childcare for ages 1st grade and younger is available during the 11:00am Traditional Service. Childcare for infants through age 3 is pro-vided on Wednesday nights from 5:30-7:00pm.

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Jumble Cookies 2 C. pecan halves 3 C. blanched whole almonds 2 C old fashioned oats (you can partially grind to a coarse meal, if preferred.) 1 ½ C flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp baking soda ½ tsp salt 1 C white sugar ½ C brown sugar 1 C. butter, room temperature

Place nuts on cookie sheet and bake in a preheated oven at 375. Bake, stir occasionally, for 7 minutes or until they begin to have a toasted aroma. Cool completely and then chop into coarse pieces, set aside. Combine dry ingredients and set aside. Cream the sugar and butter until well combined. Add the eggs and vanilla to the creamy mixture and mix until completely incorporated. Add the flour mixture 1 cup at a time until incorporated. Then stir in the 5 cups of chopped, roasted nuts. Then, stir in:

2 C chocolate chips 3 C dried fruit – medjool dates (cut in small pieces), raisins, cranberries – or combination of. You could also use other dried fruits. If fruit is really dry you can soak them in juice or liqueur, drain and squeeze excess liquid before adding to cookie mixture. You may have to combine the mixture with your hands because it’s very thick and dense at this point. Drop 1 ½” balls (or medium cookie scoop – 2 tbsp) onto ungreased cookie sheet, 1 ½” apart. I pressed them down slightly; you may want to leave them mounded. Bake at 375 for 12-15 minutes.

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These cookies came highly recommended…. THANK YOU Sharon Damon

for sharing your recipe!!

NEW MEMBER CLASS SATURDAY, MAY 11

8:30 – 11:30AM in FELLOWSHIP HALL

Are you actively involved in the life and ministry of Congregational-Presbyterian Church but have not yet made the commitment of membership? Would you like to hear more about our church and our vision for ministry? Would you like to deepen your connection with the people and ministries of our church? Then, the New Member Class is for you.

Through the New Member Class, you will be able to explore what we as a faith community believe, interact with Pastors Steve and McLane and other leaders of our church, and have a chance to discuss any questions you may have before deciding whether you would like to become a member of our congregation. Attending a New Member Class does not require that you join, but it will give you the necessary information to make a decision about membership.

The next New Member Class will meet in Fellowship Hall on Saturday, May 11, 8:30 – 11:30am. A light breakfast will be served. Please contact the church office (208-743-4444) to sign up for the class and to let us know if you need child care.


If you would l ike to volunteer to help

assemble the LINK for mail ing please come to

the church office on

Tuesday April 30th at 9am .

May LINK Deadline is Monday April 22nd

Articles may be sent via email to [email protected] or brought to the church office. Articles received past the

deadline will not be guaranteed submission.

Prayer Chain

If you would like to add yourself or

someone else to our prayer chain

please contact Toni Carlyle at

(509) 758-9380 or the church

office at (208) 743-4444.


A big thank you for all the prayers, cards and phone calls we received for the passing

of my son Ken.

God Bless, Noreen Anderson and Family

Please note that the CPC

Committee and Sweet Hour of

Prayer WILL NOT meet in

April.

The Annual CPC Flower Sale has started!!

Get your coupons and support our youth Missions!!

Mark your Calendars: April 7TH

Join us monthly as we celebrate with cake during Fellowship Hour for a special

Happy Birthday Celebration for our Friends and Members! Stop by for some cake,

coffee and conversation for your special birthday month!

April Birthdays: Scott Dolezal, Julia Williams (1st); Bobbi Matousek, Laurel

Curtiss (2nd); Molly Zimmerer (3rd); Michael Dolezal (7th); Bob Franklin

(10th); Rick Crane, Marvin Peterson, Ella Rudolph (12th); Ryanne Travis (13th);

Denis Hackwith, Paul Schrette (15th); Ryan Katzenberger (17th); Kaiitlyn

Carpenter, Don Thornton, Kason Van Buren, Kaitlyn Carpenter (18th); Cliff

Matousek, Judy Delka (20th); Bob Coons, Anna Dolezal, Melanie Gibler, Mark

Peterson (21st); Dan Rudolph (22nd); Krista Solem (23rd); Melissa Thomson

(24th); Ron Jones (25th); Kirsten Kaiser, Lynn Ridinger, Logan Hibbard

(26th); Lori Coons, Beth Katzenberger (27th); Jim Schroeder (28th);

Lane Riggs (30th)

If we missed your birthday please let Anna in the office know (208) 743-4444.

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The 24-Hour Prayer Vigil begins directly after the Maundy Thursday service on April 18th and continues until the beginning of the Good Friday service of worship. Taking place in the sanctuary, it is a time to spend an hour with God, praying, worshiping, and thinking about the life, ministry and sacrifice of Jesus and his deep love for each of us. Prayer cards are at hand, filled out by our church members, suggesting people and situations to pray for. Reading material is also available. A Prayer Vigil sign-up sheet will be at the Welcome Center starting March 31st. It is our hope that at least one person will be in the sanctuary praying each hour. You may park in the church parking lot, enter Fellowship Hall through the back (east) door, and go up the ramp to the sanctuary. Security is provided during the dark hours of the Vigil.

Melanie Gibler Worship Committee


Easter Lilies

On Easter Sunday, we will be celebrating with lilies, the symbol of transformation. If you would like to donate or lend a lily to grace our sanctuary, please bring it

to the church any time during the week before Easter.

Please check the box or boxes that apply:

I will bring my Easter lily to the church sometime during the week before Easter. (April 15th ~ 19th) I am enclosing $__________ so that the Worship Ministry can purchase a lily on my behalf. (Suggested donation of $15) I want my lily to be given to a homebound friend after Easter. I will take my lily home after the 11:00 a.m. service on Easter Sunday. I will give my lily in memory of: _______________________________

_________________________________________________________________________ Your Name ________________________________________ Phone _______________

2019 Stewardship Update

Your Stewardship Committee thanks all of you (again) for your generous giving and support in response to last year’s campaign. For 2019 God has blessed Congregational Presbyterian with an increase in pledges compared to the prior year. Our Stewardship theme this year is, Gratefulness… “All things were created by Him, and for Him” from Paul’s letter, Col 1:16 (KJV) Many ideas come to mind with this verse – the primary message is that God, our Heavenly Father is THE source of every blessing we receive throughout our life to-gether. We look forward to the sermon messages from Pastors Steve and McLane later this year about stewardship and generosity. This committee is here to serve you in all aspects of stewardship, and we welcome your ideas and suggestions for the coming year.

Your Stewardship servants, Kathy Johnson, Judy Rooney, Vicky Boubel, Tom Boubel (Chairman)

Men's Bible Study meets every Wednesday morning at 6:45am in Fellowship Hall. Pastor Steve leads this bible study and discussion. The group is currently reading the Gospel of Luke. Enjoy coffee and donuts, and experience great fellowship with the men of the church.

Wednesday in the Word takes place every Wednesday, at 12pm, in the Chapel. This weekly, in-depth study and discussion is led by Pastor Steve and relates to the Sunday morning sermon text. All are welcome to join the exploration of biblical teaching and its application for Christian living.

Women’s Sweet Hour of Prayer will not meet in April; they will meet again Saturday, May 25th from 10-11am, in the Conference Room. All women are welcome. No prayers are turned away!

Women’s Association will hold their next meeting on Monday, April 8th at 10am in Fellowship Hall. April hostesses are Kathy McIntosh, Jean Allen and Sally Zimmerer. Devotions will be led by Laureen Trail and Pastor Steve will be presenting the program: “Live in Love”.

Women’s Christian Book Club will meet again on Monday, May 6th at 10:30am in the Chapel. Be ready to discuss a recent book you have read! The book club has started meeting every-other month to allow time to read and cherish our books.

Monday Night Ladies Bible Study meets on the 2nd and 4th

Monday’s of each month. This month they will meet April 8th and 22nd at 6:45 pm in the Conference Room. They are currently sharing a study titled “Busyness”.

Friday Morning Ladies Bible Study meets weekly on Friday’s, from

9:45am to 11:00am, in the Chapel. The group has started a study on the book of Philippians. All women are welcome. Join us for coffee and good discussion of this great book of faith. Study books will be available at class. For questions call Jean Allen at (208) 746-0557.

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Congregational-Presbyterian Church Fund

College Scholarship Application

Applications will be taken until May 1, 2019

Through the generosity of former and current members and friends of our

congregation, a trust fund has been established for the purpose of

furthering educational opportunities for members of our congregation and

others who are or have been involved in the life and ministry of our

church. The trust fund yields an annual interest which is used by our

Congregational-Presbyterian Church Fund Ministry to award

scholarships to students. The CPC Fund ministry is excited to announce that

the application for our 2019 College Scholarship is now available. The CPC

Fund Ministry has set the following guidelines:

1. The recipient must be a member of our congregation or active in

the Congregational-Presbyterian Church youth program at the present

time, or previously if now in college or going back to school.

2. The award is renewable annually upon application, for a maximum

of four years, toward certification or an associate, bachelor or graduate

degree.

3. Awards will be granted:

• Those graduating from high school and going on to college

• Current undergraduate and graduate students

For GOD so loved the world that HE gave his only SON,

that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

John 3:16


A big thank you to Marilyn Kidder and members of the Christian Book Club

for providing a list of books for our "Tales from the Library”

section. The book club invites and welcomes any new readers that would

like to join in fellowship and sharing the love of literature. The group meets

every other month on the first Monday at 10am in the

chapel. Their next meeting will be held on May 6th. For

more information please contact Marilyn Kidder.

If you have a book you would like to recommend please contact Anna at

the church office!

“The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency”

by Alexander McCall Smith

“Kisses from Katy“ by

Katie Davis and Beth

Clark

“A Gentleman in Mos-

cow” by Amor Towles

“America’s First

Daughter: A Novel”

by Stephanie Dray


These items may be brought to Fellowship Hall and deposited in

the grocery cart. Thank you!

9:00am Contemporary Service This worship offers a relaxed way to praise our Lord. Our talented Song Team leads our music. Children’s Church is available for kids entering Preschool thru 5th grade (kids excused after young disciples). Come as you are and worship in a casual atmosphere.

10:15am & Noon ~ All-Church Fellowship Join us for coffee and cookies to catch-up with each other’s lives. This sense of community is vital as we get to know our neighbors! Childcare available during the 10:15am fellowship hour.

11:00am Traditional Service This worship is traditional with hymn selections, an-thems sung by our choir and special music offerings. Join us for refreshments following worship.

This month’s needs

Food Bank Sunday Sunday April 7th

Soup

Tuna

Chili

Beef Stew

Pasta Meals

Beans

Vegetables (canned)

Flower Sale 2019 : CongoPres Youth is selling discount coupons to Patt’s Garden Center (in Clarkston) in support of our Summer Youth Missions. Each coupon is $25 and will purchase one flat of annuals or vegetables, or a half-flat of geraniums. To purchase coupons, fill out an order form located in Fellowship Hall and return it with check or cash to the church office. Coupons will be available to use starting May 1. Thank you for your support!

WIRED: Middle school ministry (6-8th grades) Join us on April 7th, 14th & 28th!

Sunday evenings from 5-6:30pm is all about middle school madness! Join us for food (sometimes thrown), faith, and fun with friends. At Wired we believe that God is calling each of us to follow Him with our whole lives. We want to explore what that means together– don’t miss it! *We will be taking a break on Easter.

COMBINED YOUTH DINNER: Join us on April 7th, 14th & 28th!

Sundays at 6:30pm between Wired and Yippy, all students share a meal and conversation together in Fellowship Hall. These meals are generously provided by small groups in our congregation. All good things come from God, and food is a good thing!

YIPPY: High school ministry (9-12th grades)

Join us on April 7th, 14th & 28th!

Do you want to know more about your faith and how it impacts your daily life? Are you looking for a place to grow in your faith with a group of friends? Yippy is our high school ministry that provides a place for students to gather and grow together. We meet on Sunday evenings from 7-8:30pm for games, worship, and fellowship together. It’s always a blast and a little crazy! We would love to have you join us! *We will be taking a break on Easter.

THIS SEMESTER: In our groups, we are exploring the concept of abundance of life that can be found in Jesus. We find that this can factor into relationships, work ethic, spiritual gifts, and how we respond to the events that shape our lives. We are looking at how this effects us both as middle school and high school aged Jesus-followers, and how it can apply uniquely to our individual lives.

GIRLS NIGHT Wednesday Evenings from 5:30-7pm Both high school and middle school ladies are welcome!

We begin our evenings together at 5:30pm with a congregational shared meal in Fellowship Hall. After that, in our smaller group, we will continue to take a look at what it means to be fully satisfied in our personal relationships with Christ, through study of a book called Uninvited by Lysa TerKeurst. This book explores the concept of “living loved when you feel less than, left out, and lonely”. We believe that this is a vital skill to learn in our culture of comparison. We look forward to growing together and learning more about who we were made to be as children of God. *We will be taking a break Easter week.

**If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to one of our interns! Tessa Heagy (Sr.Hi.): 907-726-7154


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(Senior Exercise)

Join us every Monday, Wednesday, &

Friday at 9am

in Fellowship Hall

Senior Retreat April 11th

11:30 am—1:30pm

Fellowship Hall

Please join us for hymns, prayer, simple soup &

bread lunch, and devotion.

A sign-up sheet will be in Fellowship

Hall for those wanting to attend. For

questions please contact Jim McCracken

at (208) 743-4444.

Save the Date:

Pie Safe Bakery

Thursday May 16th

10:30 am—2pm

THANK YOU To those who came

and enjoyed pizza,

popcorn, and the

movie “Blast From the

Past” last month!!

Easter Sunday - April 21st in our Sanctuary

9:00 am – Contemporary Easter Celebration

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11:00 am – Traditional Easter Celebration

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Join us between the Easter Services for Brunch (10:00am)

in Fellowship Hall. The Fellowship and Membership Ministry

Teams of our church will serve an Easter Brunch, including

breakfast casseroles, sausages, fruit and drinks.

Easter Lilies Forms are available at the Welcome Center, in the Church

Office and on page 10 of this LINK.

Maundy Thursday Worship – April 18th

6:30-7:30pm; in our Sanctuary. A Worship Service focusing on

Jesus' last night with his disciples before his crucifixion.

24-Hour Prayer Vigil – April 18th –19th

7:30pm, April 18th to 6:30pm, April 19th; in our Sanctuary.

Beginning Thursday evening after Maundy Thursday Worship and

continuing until the Good Friday Service.

Sign up for one hour time slots in Fellowship Hall.

Good Friday Worship Service – April 19th

6:30-7:30pm; in our Sanctuary. A Worship Service

commemorating the final hours of our Lord’s life on earth as he

suffered death upon the cross.


Child Care will be provided 6:30-7:30pm during Maundy Thursday and

Good Friday Services and as always, during both Sunday Morning Services.

Easter & Birthday Angel Tree

God works with these families through us when the incarcerated parent works with the prison chaplain requesting Angel Tree Ministry. This is an oppor-tunity for the incarcerated parent to maintain a relationship with their child. Op-portunities abound for sharing Christian love with these children whose lives are disrupted by a parent’s absence. Our current opportunity is to provide Easter Baskets and a birthday gift through the end of current year to those families where the parent will not be home until next year or later. Angel Tree Ministry will be delivering Easter baskets and gifts to each of our Angel Tree children the week of April 14th. Easter Angel Tree gift tags will be hanging in Fellowship Hall on Sunday, March 31st, and, if necessary, on April 7th. There will be one gift tag for each of our 18 children. Choose a coded gift tag, sign up on the clip board, and enjoy selecting a basket of Easter fun for your Angel Tree child.

Please bring baskets and gifts with the coded tag attached to the church office by Palm Sunday, April 14th. Our 18 children range in age from 13mos. to 16 years. Gifts should be age-appropriate. Baskets containing stuffed toys and candy treats are readily available for young children. Older kids will love yummy, traditional Easter treats, but consider adding some good-smelling “lotions and potions” for young women or fixing up a little fishing tackle or tool box for the guys. Pack your selections in an Easter gift bag if you prefer…but remem-ber to attach the top portion of the tag you removed from the tree! A special card reflecting the Easter message will accompany each of the gifts you provide. There are no birthdays from May to December this year. We’d like to ask that you continue to pray for these children and their families. Thank you for all your caring support.

If you have any questions about the Angel Tree Easter or Birthday program, please call Dianne Waldemarson at (208)305-1402; Tina Lantz at (719) 331- 7834 or the church office at (208) 743-4444.



HIKE THE BLUE MOUNTAINS All men and women hikers of the church are invited to sign up for a relaxing day in the Blue Mountains at Fields Spring State Park. We will hike the Puffer Butte Trail, where you can see the scenic vistas of the surrounding mountains. Come and enjoy fellowship and fresh air on Saturday April 27th from 10-4. We will meet

in the church parking lot at 10:00am with our sack lunches and a light backpack. The sign-up sheet is in the Fellowship Hall. Please contact McLane Stone @ (208) 743-4444 or Leslie Schrette @ (208) 790-4799 if you have any questions.

Children’s Chime Choir: 5-5:30p Simple Supper: 5:30p

Guided Studies: 6:00 – 7:00p

Join us as we meet weekly to fill each other up in community and fellowship!

We have something for everyone!

March Simple Supper Menu:

April 3rd: Taco’s

April 10th Soup Potluck

April 17th: No MidWeek (Holy Week)

April 24th Potato Bar

(Menu is subject to change)

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PASTORS

Rev. Steve Wilbraham . . .. …………………. Senior Pastor

[email protected]

Rev. McLane Stone………………………..Associate Pastor

[email protected]

MINISTRY TEAM

Leslie Schrette.....……. . . . . . ………..... ….. Adult Ministry

Travis Walker ……. .. . . . . . . ………… Children’s Ministry

Jana Peer………...….... . . . . . . ……. ….…... . . . . . . . Clerk

Peggy Fulton. . . . . . . . . . …………...... .CPC Fund Ministry

Shari Rhodes……. . . . . . . ... . . …... . .……... . ... Fellowship

Toni Carlyle.... . . . . ………….. .Membership & Evangelism

Andrea Wagner. . . . . . . ….... ….…... . . . . . . . . .. . . Mission

Jim Osborn…………. . . . . . …….….. Senior Adult Ministry

Mike Gabby….. . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .…... . .. ……... . . .Service

Tom Boubel…... . . . . . . . .. . . . . ….… . ….…... Stewardship

Deb Zenner…..... . . . . . . . ……... . .…... ... ……... . Worship

Becky Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . ……..…....... Youth Ministry

Trustees:

Chuck Gabby, Josh McKarcher, John Vornholt

STAFF

Kathy Johnson ………...Administrator/Treasurer

[email protected]

Beth Katzenberger…...Music Ministries Director

[email protected]

Jim McCracken……... Senior Ministries Director

[email protected]

Clare McCracken...Assist. Sr. Ministries Director

[email protected]

Kelly Paynter……Children’s Ministries Director

[email protected]

Bobbi Jo Sinner ………………..Youth Secretary

[email protected]

Anna Bruce…... …………Secretary/Receptionist

[email protected]

Rich Kaiser………………….………. Custodian

[email protected]

Rich Goodwin ……….….... Facility Coordinator

[email protected]

OFFICE HOURS:

M-Th: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

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1 9a Sr. Exercise 1p Service Ministry Mtg

2 9:30a Staff Mtg. 7p Worship Team Meeting

3 6:45a Men’s Bible Study 9a Sr. Exercise 12n Wed. in the Word 5p Children’s Chime Chr. 5:30p Simple Supper 6p MidWeek@Congopres 6p CongoPres Kids Club 6p Youth Girls Night 7p Choir

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6p Bell Choir

5 9a Sr. Exercise 9:45a Women’s Bible Study

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7 9a Worship 10:15a Fellowship 11a Worship 12n Fellowship 5:00p WIRED 6:30p Youth Dinner 7:00p YIPPY

8 10a Women’s Association 6:45p Women’s Bible Study

9 9:30a Staff Mtg. 11a Senior Ministry Mtg 6:30p Board Mtg


11 11a Seniors Retreat & Luncheon

6p Bell Choir


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15 9a Sr. Exercise

16 9:30a Staff Mtg

17 6:45a Men’s Bible Study 9a Sr. Exercise 12n Wed. in the Word 5p Children’s Chime Chr. 7p Choir

18 6:30p Maundy Thursday Service

19 9a Sr. Exercise 9:45a Women’s Bible Study 6:30p Good Friday Worship Service

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21

9a Worship 10:15a Fellowship 11a Worship 12n Fellowship

22 9a Sr. Exercise 6:45p Women’s Bible Study

23 9:30a Staff Mtg.


25

6p Bell Choir


27

10a Adult Min. Hike @ Fields Spring


29 9a Sr. Exercise 1p Service Ministry Mtg

30 9:30a Staff Mtg .9:a LINK Volunteers

Food Bank Sunday

Communion Sunday

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