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RIVERSIDE REPORTER
Riverside Presbyterian Church
815 84th at Lindbergh Avenue
Niagara Falls, NY 14304
Phone 716-283-9752
Visit us at www.riversidepc.org
E-mail: [email protected]
2014
PASTOR’S PONDERINGS….
Let the eating begin!! Happy Halloween!!
Halloween: a time of dressing up as favorite characters from a princess to a fire fighter & everything
in between. All Saints Day is this weekend as
well. A time of remembering those who have died
this year.
Rev. Laura Norris-Buisch
ALL SAINT’S
SERVICE of REMEMBRANCE
and CANDLELIGHTING
6:00PM
Sunday, Nov. 2nd
This fall has been one of funerals & celebrations
of time together at church with the youth, children,
playing euchre, coffee time & simply being with
folk at hospitals. Life has always been seasons of
joy & seasons of grief all mixed up together.
Forrest Gump said “Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you will get” Unless
you stick your finger in the bottom of the chocolate
first. Life is not easy!! Many of us always struggle
to make sense of what has happened. Most times
there are no answers.
I know one thing for sure: God is always with us;
nothing can separate us from God’s love in Jesus
Christ.
Peace,
Laura
Romans 12:9
Let love be genuine; hate what is evil,
hold fast to what is good.
Come for an evening of reflection
& light a candle
for your loved one.
Spaghetti Dinner
rs
Praye
Sponsored by
the Riverside Youth Group
Friday, November 7th
(at the Snowflake Bazaar)
5:00PM ~ 7:00PM
Cost: $8 Adults
$5 Children
Dinner includes
Spaghetti
Meatballs,
Salad
Bread
Coffee/Tea/Water
Tickets are available any Sunday
or weekday in the Church Office
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News of Our Members & Friends
November
Congratulations…
...to Judy Rodgers for recently receiving the honor of ‘I Shall
Wear A Crown’ at the Annual Woman to Woman Girl Talk
Conference & Honoree Banquet sponsored by God’s Woman
Vanessa Scott Outreach Ministries, Inc.
Sanctuary
Flowers
Thank You…
...the Riverside family for making a difficult period of time that
much easier. The service and luncheon were perfect!
November 2nd
The family of Carole Lundberg
In loving memory of
Al Evans
given by the Evans family
...to all my friends at Riverside for their hugs, caring and sympathy during Roy’s illness and passing. Everyone’s love, Laura’s
beautiful service and the lovely reception by the Riverside
Workers helped to ease the sadness of the whole Farrell,
Vance family.
Sincerely, Kay Vance
November 9th
In loving memory of
Alice Bergman
given by Dorothy Desborough and Bob Desborough
Our Sympathy …
...to the Sherwood family for the recent loss of Bob’s mom and
Lori’s grandmother
...to the family of Ronald Masters who passed away on October
21, 2014
November 16th
(still available.)
Blessings to…
...Kathy & Mike Kalita as they leave their home in
Niagara Falls and journey to Orlando, Florida for
Mike’s new job!
November 23rd
(still available.)
Address Change...
November 30th
Betty Lewis
2403 32nd Avenue West
Bradenton, FL 34205
(still available.)
If you would like to offer flowers for a loved one
or for a special occasion, the 2014 Flower Chart
is posted on the bulletin board.
Rev. Laura Norris-Buisch
You may also call the Church Office anytime.
with your request and your favorite flower or color.
CHURCH
OFFICE
HOURS
OCTOBER ATTENDANCE
9:30AM
11:00AM
Church ~ 716-283-9752
Cell ~ 716-713-6365
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
9:30AM - 2:00PM
9:30AM - 2:00PM
9:30AM - 2:00PM
9:30AM - 2:00PM
October 5th
28
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Other times available. For an appointment, call to schedule.
October 12h
29
72
Church Office ~ Lynda Grozio
October 19th
29
67
October 26th
40
60
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
2
9:00AM - 2:30PM
9:00AM - 2:30PM
9:00AM - 2:30PM
Who Are We?
Moderator :
Clerk of the Session:
Treasurer:
Financial Secretary:
Music Director:
Church Secretary:
Rev. Laura Norris-Buisch
Susan Boyce
Cliff Abray
Marge Abray
Oren Hollasch
Lynda Grozio
December Newsletter
Deadline is November 15th
THE SESSION
Class of 2015
Jerry Chapman
Robert O’Toole
Judy Rodgers
David Spagnolo
297-8501
731-9913
236-7407
946-3427
Class of 2016
Susan Boyce
Michele Brocious
Jodi Masters
Barbara Vollick
625-9024
283-5129
692-6054
283-4708
Class of 2017
Diane Holt
Stephanie Soos
C. J. Tripi
Jean Westmoore
236-0123
298-5858
283-5329
773-0962
Session Team Assignments
Worship Team:
Christian Education:
Church Growth
Human Resources:
Financial Resources:
Buildings & Grounds:
Nominating Committee:
Stewardship Committee:
Presbytery Representative:
Judy Rodgers
C. J. Tripi
TBA
Diane Holt
TBA
Barb Vollick
Susan Boyce
David Spagnolo
Dorothy Westhafer
Deacon Meeting
Tuesday, November 18th at 7:00PM
Session Meeting
Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30PM
RIVERSIDE’S CONCERN LIST:
Our Shut-ins:
Wade Bowen, Janis Cattrall, Rex Deweese, Barbara
Faulring, Anita Kennedy, Lucy LaScala, Betty Lewis, Diana Mahannah, Viola Metz, Dwain Morris, Phyllis vonDoenhoff
THE DEACONS
Class of 2015
Laurie Brodie
Emily Kernin
Jill Kudiba
Crystal Lively
754-7854
773-3642
692-9372
531-1995
Class of 2016
Linda Johnson
Irving Morrell
283-8161
283-8862
Class of 2017
Barbara Rodgers
283-2847
Moderator:
Secretary:
Barbara Rodgers
Jill Kudiba
Military Prayers:
David Cattrall, Bryan O’Toole, James Weatherston, Earl
Marchetti, John Grady (friends of Roberta Bradfield),
Grant Scouten (Mary’s grandson), David Hall, Jeremy &
Taylor Faulring (Barb’s grandsons), Jennifer Totuszynski
(Mary Ryan’s niece), Christopher Weatherston
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Other Prayer Concerns: Pat Murphy (daughter of Flora
O’Toole), Eric O’Connor & Richard Benson (friends of Julie Leffler), Scott Faulring (Barb’s son), Richard & Parker
Komm (friends of Carol Urso), Steve Vickery (friend of
David Spagnolo), Caralyn Reynolds (friend of Kim Yung),
Lisa Tripi, Lily Notarianni, Kassandra Kern & family (Jean
Hopkins granddaughter), Katie Naus, Melanie Hayes,
Gena Donatelli (Sylvia Davis’ granddaughter), Judy
Kruzich (Jean & Ed Nixon’s daughter), Roy Vance, Robert
Holt, Sam (Jean Hansen’s son-in-law), Lynne Personius
(friend of Laura), Gus Craver (Barb Woodruff’s dad), Cindy Ransom, Wendy Herbst (friend of Emily Kernin), Ann
Moore (friend of Jean & Paul Westmoore), Brian McMillen,
Babs DeMarco, the family of Ron Masters
RIVERSIDE’S FINANCES AT A GLANCE
Lectionary Scripture Readings … November
The church’s financial state is not easy to evaluate, because
Income and Expense are so variable. Heating bills rise in the
winter, Mission donations are usually made at the end of the
year, and Properties costs can appear unexpectedly. The General Offering is probably the most dependable measure of the
Church’s financial health.
AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2014
November 23, 2014
November 2, 2014
31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
Joshua 3:7-17
Psalm 107:1-7, 33-37
1 Thessalonians 2:9-13
Matthew 23:1-12
Christ the King/Reign of Christ
Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24
Psalm 100
Ephesians 1:15-23
Matthew 25:31-46
November 9, 2014
November 30 2014
Psalm 78:1-7
Psalm 80:1-7, 17-19
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25
1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
Matthew 25:1-13
Annual
Budget
1st Sunday of Advent
Isaiah 64:1-9
1 Corinthians 1:3-9
Mark 13:24-37
November 16, 2014
Advent begins
Sunday,
Nov. 30th
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Judges 4:1-7
Psalm 123
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11
Matthew 25:14-30
(see page 9)
Thanksgiving Worship Service
& Potluck Supper
4:00PM
Worship Service
...followed by
Potluck Supper
Budget
to date
Fiscal Year
to date
INCOME
General Offering
Special Offering
Other Income
Total Income
125,000
10,200
12,000
147,200
31,249
2,549
2,999
36,799
30,719
2,305
942
33,967
EXPENSE
Missions
Church Programs
Personnel
Administration
Properties
Total Expense
15,224
4,890
111,345
6,306
18,450
156,215
3,805
1,222
27,836
1,576
4,612
39,053
2,856
896
26,451
1, 167
3,784
35,156
Presbyterian History
Christ the King; Sunday, Nov. 23rd
At the conclusion of the Christian year, the church
gives thanks and praise for sovereignty of Christ,
who is Lord of all creation and is coming again in
glory to reign (see Revelation 1:4-8).
This festival was established in 1925 by decree of Pope Pius XI. Originally it took place on the last Sunday in October, just prior to All Saints’
Day. Now it is celebrated on the last Sunday of the Christian year, a
week before the season of Advent begins.
The festival of Christ the King (or Reign of Christ) ends our marking of
Ordinary Time after the Day of Pentecost, and moves us to the threshold of Advent, the season of hope for Christ’s coming again at the end
of time.
The day centers on the crucified and risen Christ, whom God exalted to
rule over the whole universe. The celebration of the lordship of Christ
thus looks back to Ascension, Easter, and Transfiguration, and points
ahead to the appearing in glory of the King of kings and Lord of lords.
Christ reigns supreme. Christ’s truth judges falsehood. As the Alpha
and Omega, the beginning and the end, Christ is the center of the universe, the ruler of all history, the judge of all people. In Christ all things
began, and in Christ all things will be fulfilled. In the end, Christ will
triumph over the forces of evil.
Sunday, Nov. 23rd here at Riverside
Join us when we praise our Gracious God, along with
friends from North Presbyterian and Bacon Memorial
Churches for all His bountiful blessings to us!
Election Day
Tuesday, November 4th
Remember to vote!
Veterans Day
Tuesday, November 11th
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Riverside’s Snow Removal Team…..
Lunch & Bible Study
Sundays
NEED VOLUNTEER
Mondays at 12:00PM
Mondays
NEED VOLUNTEER
Bring your lunch
& a friend!
Tuesdays
Jerry Chapman
Wednesdays
NEED VOLUNTEER
Weekly Prayer Service
Thursdays
NEED VOLUNTEER
is held
every Tuesday
at 9:00AM
Fridays
James Cowe
Saturdays
Duane Delgrolice
Come join
Daylight Savings Time
ends November 2nd
the “LUNCH BUNCH”
12:00 noon
Remember to turn
your clocks back
1 hour
or you’ll be early
for Sunday worship
Anyone and everyone is invited to join us
for “dutch treat” lunch at a different location
once a month!
Our next Lunch Bunch date is…
Date: Tues., November 18th
Place: Clancy’s Restaurant
ALL SAINT’S SERVICE of REMEMBRANCE
and CANDLELIGHTING
6:00PM
T. G. I. F. ~ COFFEE BREAK!
SUNDAY, Nov. 2nd
On Fridays
Come for an evening of reflection
Here at the church
from 9:30AM to 11:00AM
& light a candle for your loved one.
Visit with Laura and friends!
Stop in for a cup of coffee/tea
& conversation!
“Come to me, all you that are weary and are carrying
heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.”
The building will be closed…
YE-AULD BOOK SHOP
Thursday & Friday
Large
Medium
Small
Magazines
Puzzles
November 27th & 28th
in honor of Thanksgiving
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$1.00 each or 3 for $2.00
.50 each or 3 for $1.00
.25 each or 5 for $1.00
.25 each or 5 for $1.00
lg. $1.00 med. $.50 sm. .25
Deacon Mission for November...
H
E
A
R
T
and
S
O
U
L
GATHERING OF FRIENDS
Heart and Soul is a non-profit organization dedicated to
feeding those in need and improving their quality of life.
In addition to providing hot lunches 5 days a week, they
prepare bags of emergency food, supply snacks for after
school programs, provide job preparation in training kitchens, give nutrition and meal planning assistance to low in
come individuals, and distribute Christmas baskets to
hundreds of families. This is a much needed service in our
community.
WILL NOT MEET
NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER
...but will resume on January 23rd
at 12 noon in the dining room.
Bring your own lunch.
Beverages and dessert will be served.
You’re welcome to bring a friend!
If you like to play Euchre, Canasta
or Mexican Dominos this is for YOU!
Let’s get together and enjoy!
With your generosity, we can make a difference!
If you do not have a mission envelope,
but would like to contribute, please label your own…
HEART AND SOUL
Hope to see you there!
Sylvia Davis,
Barb Woodruff
Co-chairs
The Deacons would like to thank everyone
for their continued support!
We are also collecting hats, scarves and gloves
for NIACAP starting immediately
thru the winter months.
Socks will still be accepted for
the Sock-it-to-me program.
Heart & Soul Mission ….
Heart and Soul is a soup kitchen located at
939 Ontario Avenue, near Main Street, Niagara Falls.
Workers are expected to meet at the church by 9:30AM
and carpool to Heart and Soul by 10:00AM
usually finishing by 2:00PM.
Do you have
a picture
to share?
A special
occasion?
Saturday, November 15th
A church event?
Team #3
Be sure to
Cliff Abray
Liz Berard
Laura Norris -Buisch
Aurelanne Clarkson
Florrie Evans
Hope Novak
Lee & Hugh Tweedie
Barb Vollick
send them in
to the church
office by the
Newsletter
deadline
(the 15th
of every month)
Please make every effort to make your assigned date,
and notify your team captain if you are unable to work on
your scheduled Saturday.
LAST DAY
TO DROP OFF BOOKS
FOR THE BAZAAR
IS SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 2ND
We truly thank all who have volunteered to work on
this mission project. Remember, without your work,
many of the people whom we serve at Heart and Soul
would go without food that day if we do not feed them.
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NEWS FROM THE RIVERSIDE WORKERS…
Lee Tweedie, President
The Snowflake Bazaar is next week!!
It is not too early to mark your calendar for the holiday season.
The Riverside Workers Christmas Luncheon will be on Tuesday, December 9th. We
will be holding it again this year at the Como Restaurant in the Francesco Room on Pine
Avenue. Reservations will be taken starting November 16th and rides will be available for
those needing transportation. Deadline for reservations will be Sunday, November 30th.
This luncheon is open to all women of the church so hope to see many of you there.
More details below...
The Bazaar is just around the corner and if you have not donated your time, it is not too late
to do so. Help is needed in various areas. If you are available, call a chairperson below...
The gals from the baked goods will be accepting your donations on Thursday, November
6th from 10AM to 4PM. If you find you can not make it then, please bring them over Friday
morning, They will be accepting donations on
Saturday morning if it is better for you.
Our November Business Meeting will be held on
Tuesday, November 11th. Lunch will be provided,
Post bazaar comments will be discussed. This will
Riverside Workers
Christmas Luncheon
DATE:
Tuesday, December 9th
TIME:
12:00PM - 2:00PM
PLACE:
Como Restaurant
2220 Pine Avenue
be our last meeting of this year. Come join us.
Francesco Room
COST:
BAKE GOODS
MARY BAUER
297-9461
JEWELRY
MARGARET SMITH
283-0528
CHRISTMAS
CHRIS SOOS
298-5858
BASKET AUCTION
BARB WOODRUFF
283-1884
TREASURES
JAMES COWE
731-5636
BOOKS
ROBERTA BRADFIELD 283-3564
KITCHEN
TAMMY IRVING
773-1341
DINING ROOM
LIZ BERARD
283-5008
PUBLICITY
LYNDA GROZIO
283-9752
GENERAL CHAIRMAN LEE TWEEDIE
$11.00
includes meal, beverage & ice cream
Menu Choices:

Beef on Weck or Kaiser Roll
Served w/gravy, horseradish, fries

Chicken Wrap
Served w/fresh fruit


Julienne Salad
Rigatoni Parmesan
283-1819
Rides are available to & from the Luncheon
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Hanging of the Greens
Happenings in the Community...
9:00AM
Saturday,
November 29th
Fall Bazaar
Tuesday, November 4th
9:00AM ~ 5:00PM
An intergenerational event ~ all ages are welcome!
Come help “hang the greens” as we decorate
the church for Advent and Christmas.
First Presbyterian Church
505 Cayuga Street Lewiston, NY 14092
Baked Goods, Jams, Jellies, Pies, Bread
Craft Items
White Elephant Table
The early Christians placed evergreens in their
windows to indicate that Christ had entered the
home. Holly and ivy, along with pine, and fir are
called evergreens because they never change color.
They are ever-green, ever-alive, even in the midst of
winter. They symbolize the unchanging nature of
our God, and they remind us of the everlasting life
that is ours through Christ Jesus.
Fish Fry & Holiday Faire
Stella Niagara Education Park
4421 Lower River Rd., Stella Niagara, NY 14144
Friday, November 21st
2:30PM ~ 7:00PM
$9 Adults $8 Seniors $7 Children 11 and under
Come join in this time of fellowship!
Breaded or Baked Fish w/coleslaw & french fries
or Macaroni & Cheese Dinner
Dessert Bake sale, Gift Card Basket Raffle,
Holiday Flea Market, Book Fair
The Giving Tree
The Christmas season is almost upon us.
Let us celebrate the birth of Christ.
Many of us will be spending special times
with family and friends, baking, decorating, and
sharing gifts with our loved ones.
Unfortunately for some, there would be
no gifts if not for the generosity of others.
LaSalle LADD Thrift Shop
8662 Buffalo Ave. Niagara Falls
Clothing
Linens
Shoes/Boots
Accessories
Help celebrate this joyous time
by sharing with those less fortunate.
We collect & sell items in good condition only!
Any questions, call 283-9170
Our “Giving Tree” will be set up
Sunday, November 30th thru Sunday, Dec. 14th.
It will be decorated with “ornaments”
labeled with wishes from area children
whose names come to us confidentially
through local charities.
Join us for..
MOM’S DAY OUT!
10:00AM
I would also like to thank the congregation for their
very generous support during the past Christmas seasons.
Wednesday, November 19th
If you wish to select an ornament, please return the wrapped
gift with the labeled ornament attached to the church
by December 14th
Come for coffee & conversation
With your generosity, we can make a difference!
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Youth Group Scoop...
PLAN
AHEAD...
LOCK-IN SLEEP OVER
at RIVERSIDE!!
Advent Prayer Service
12:00PM
Every Wednesday
during Advent
beginning
December 3rd
(Scripture & Music)
Begins 7:00PM Friday, Nov. 14th
Ends 9:00AM Saturday, Nov. 15th
The Rainbow Singers
PARENT’S NIGHT OUT !!!
7:00PM
Saturday, December 12th
Join us for entertainment
& refreshments
Drop your kids off
Children’s Christmas Pageant
7:00PM - 9:00PM ~ Friday, December 5th
Sunday,
December 14th
during the
11:00AM
Worship Service
FREE babysitting will be available!!!
Are You Reading…
We urge parents to bring your children to
Sunday School for the ENTIRE month of
November and December
so they can be a part of the pageant.
This year we will have speaking parts,
three camels and will still need a bunch of angels!
“The Orphan Train “
T
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Contact Heather Stackpole ([email protected])
or 628-9148 for any questions or concerns.
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By Christina Baker-Kline
Join us for a Soup Lunch
and Book Review
12:30PM
Sunday, November 16h
Channel 2 News
Closing Central
POINSETTIA SALE
Riverside has once again
teamed up with Channel 2
from now until March
to give our church family
the latest forecast and closings.
Remember to watch Channel 2 News
or go to WGRZ.com
for the most up-to-date closing information
If you would like Christmas Poinsettias to display
in the Church during the holiday, then take home
or give to a shut-in, please fill out the form below.
In the December Newsletter
we will once again list the names
of our shut-ins and those serving
in the Military so they may receive
Christmas cards from our members
and friends of Riverside.
You can mail your order with payment to the church
office or order-forms can be found in the pews
and placed in the offering plate.
This year we will only be offering red poinsettias.
Please send in names and addresses
of those you would like to receive
Christmas blessings from Riverside
by calling or emailing
the church office!
Orders are due no later than December 7th
Number of 6” plants at $7.00 each
(red only)
Please have bulletin read…(indicate one)
Where do I go from here
____Dedicated to the Glory of God or
Are you between the ages of 55-68?
____In Memory of __________________________
(please print name)
Are you trying to figure out WHAT’S NEXT?
Is it a new career?
Taking care of grandchildren, children or aging parents?
Check one:
HOW AM I GOING TO OCCUPY MY TIME??
I will pick up after Church
Please deliver to Shut-In
Are you scared? Confused? Concerned?
YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!
Given by:
Join us at the church on
Name
Friday, November 21st
(please print your name)
7:00PM – 9:00PM
Phone
express your concerns
over some wine and cheese
Total amount enclosed $_______________
RSVP to...
Laura, Bob O’Toole, Barbara Rodgers
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RIVERSIDE YOUTH NEWSLETTER
NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2014
Welcome to Our Youth Newsletter, an informational guide for parents, caregivers and children
of all ages! Contact Heather Stackpole with any information you would like to have added to
each edition! [email protected]
NURSERY NEWS
Infants to age three are welcome in the Nursery at the 11am services on Sundays. We are
always in need of adults to take a turns in the Nursery. See Reverend Laura! We need You!
SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS
SPCA new hours of operation: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 12pm - 8pm, Friday:
10:30am - 5pm, Saturday: 11am - 5:pm, Tuesday & Sunday: Closed. This means, children will
not be able to deliver donations on Sundays after church! We are re-thinking the Mission. More
updates to come!
Christmas Pageant is around the corner!
This year we are looking for an adult to play a part in our Christmas Pageant! This individual
plays the part of Mary “in her older years” telling children about the birth of her son, Jesus.
Mary sits in a chair during the entire play (no worries about standing)! What a wonderful
memory for one of our Moms to be part of the pageant alongside their child, or one of our ladies
from the congregation to be a part of this exciting time with our children. Our pageant will be on
Sunday, December 14th at 11am. Please express your interest to Heather Stackpole no later than
November 15th!
Offering envelopes have been given to the Sunday school children!
Our vision is to teach the children about weekly offerings and praising God for his works. The
goal is not to have the children ask for money to fill their envelopes, but rather…find a penny on
the street, think of God and pick it up to share. Or…did an extra for Mom or Dad , share a part
of allowance and give to God. We will be taking turns passing the plate and also learn the offertory song;
Praise, God from whom all blessing flow (James: 1:17)
Praise, Him all creatures, here below (Psalm 145:21)
Praise Him above, ye heav’nly host (Rev 5: 11-14)
Praise Father Son and Holly Ghost (Mathew 28:19)
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Volunteers for November
Volunteers for December
LAY READERS at 9:30AM
December 6th
Quin/Maddy Buisch
December 14th
Hope Novak
December 21st
Cliff Abray
December 28th
C. J. Tripi
LAY READERS at 9:30AM
November 2nd
Jill Kudiba
November 9th
Quin/Maddy Buisch
November 16th
Bob O’Toole
November 23rd
Barb Vollick
November 30th
Jill Kudiba
LAY READERS at 11:00AM
December 7th
Jean Westmoore
December 14th
Kevin Kernin
December 21st
Ken Raymond
December 28th
Lynn Emmick
LAY READERS at 11:00AM
November 2nd
Dorothy Westhafer
November 9th
Lisa Tripi
November 16th
Barbara Rodgers
November 23rd
Barb Vollick
November 30th
Dorothy Raymond
USHERS at 9:30AM
All of December
Margaret Quarantiello, Bill Brodie
USHERS at 11:00AM
All of December
Team #4
Adell Gilliland
Mary Scouten
Chris & Paul Soos
USHERS at 9:30AM
All of November
the Kudiba family
USHERS at 11:00AM
All of November
Team #3
Shirley Brocious
Lois Hughes
Lee Tweedie
Joyce Wiepert
COMMUNION SERVERS at 9:30AM
All of December
Team #4
C. J. Tripi
Bill Brodie
COMMUNION SERVERS at 9:30AM
All of November
Team #3
Cliff Abray, Jill Kudiba
COMMUNION SERVERS at 11:00AM
December 6th
Team #4
Roberta Bradfield
Corinne Kernin
Christine & Paul Soos
COMMUNION SERVERS at 11:00AM
November 2nd
Team #3
James Cowe
Sylvia Davis
Crystal Lively
Lori Winker
GREETER at 9:30AM
All of December
TBA
GREETERS at 9:30AM
All of November
Quin & Maddy Buisch
Barb Vollick
COFFEE SERVER
All of December
Jill Kudiba
GREETER at 11:00AM
All of December
Lee Tweedie
GREETER at 11:00AM
All of November
TBA
COFFEE SERVERS
All of November
Flora O’Toole
& Barb Woodruff
The Worship Team would like to give thanks to all those willing to serve.
If you are unable to fulfill your day, please try and find a replacement and let the church office know.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Barbara Vollick at 283-4708.
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12:30PM
Book Review
& Soup Lunch
Reservations due
for R Worker’s
Christmas Luncheon
30
4:00PM
Thanksgiving Service
followed by
Potluck Supper
23
16
Daylight saving time ends
6:00PM
All Saints’ Day Svc
12:00PM
Lunch & Bible Study
12:00PM
Lunch & Bible Study
24
12:00PM
Lunch & Bible Study
17
12:00PM
Lunch & Bible Study
10
3
HEART & SOUL
2 Last day for books
9
Mon
DEACON MISSION
FOR THIS MONTH:
Sun
Election Day
9:00AM
Prayer Service
25
9:00AM
Prayer Service
7:00PM Deacon Mtg
12PM Lunch Bunch
goes to Clancy’s
7:00PM Choir Rehearsal
26
7:00PM Choir Rehearsal
6:30PM Session Meeting
10:00AM
Mom’s Morning Out!
7:00PM Choir Rehearsal
18 9:00AM Prayer Service 19
12:00PM
R Workers
Christmas Luncheon
Veterans Day
Wed
7:00PM Choir Rehearsal
5
11 9:00AM Prayer Service 12
4
Tue
27
20
13
6
10AM - 4PM
Baked Goods
accepted
Thu
November 2014
28
21
14
7
1
Sat
BUILDING CLOSED
7:00PM
WHAT’S NEXT?
9:00AM
Hanging of the Greens
29
22
December Article deadline
Youth Group Lock-In Sleepover
10:00AM
Heart & Soul
Mission Work; team #3
15
8
SNOWFLAKE BAZAAR
&
BASKET AUCTION
All Saints Day
Fri
Riverside Presbyterian Church
815 84th St. at Lindbergh Ave
Niagara Falls, NY 14304
Return Service Requested
Your November Newsletter
The Riverside Reporter
November 2014
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Rev. Laura Norris-Buisch
Church Phone: 283-9752
November 17th
November 16th
November 15th
November 14th
November 11th
November 8th
November 7th
November 2nd
7:00PM
10:00AM
6:30PM
12:00PM
7:00PM
12:30PM
10:00AM
7:00PM
10:00AM
10:00AM
10:00AM
6:00PM
Thanksgiving Service followed by Potluck Dinner
WHAT’S NEXT?
Mom’s Day Out at Panera
Session Meeting
Lunch Bunch goes to Clancy’s
Deacon Meeting
Book Review & Soup Lunch
Last day for RW Christmas Luncheon reservations
Heart & Soul Mission Work; team #3
December Newsletter deadline
Youth Group Lock-In Sleepover
Riverside Workers Business Meeting & Lunch
Snowflake Bazaar & Basket Auction
Snowflake Bazaar & Basket Auction
All Saints’ Day Remembrance & Candlelighting Service
IMPORTANT DATES
November 19th
7:00PM
Hanging of the Greens
Thanksgiving Day/building closed
building closed
November 21st
9:00AM
November 23rd
November 27th
November 28th
November 29th