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May 2015
A growing family of faith that welcomes you into our midst!
streets to witness to God’s mighty works in the languages of people all over the world. By the end of the
An excerpt from the Companion to the Book of Com- story, a tiny, Spirit-filled community of faith that
mon Worship (Geneva Press, 2003, 117-119)
broke from its present order has spread across the
continents with incredible power to bring new things
According to the Day of Pentecost story in Acts 2:1- into being. With the gift of the Spirit, all things are
13, God gave the gift of the Holy Spirit to empower possible…
witnesses to the resurrection. Sounds from heaven
cosmic language, the rush of a might ruach (wind,
spirit, breath) invaded the house in which the apos- Therefore, on the Day of Pentecost, we celebrate
tles gathered, and appeared to them as a burning God’s gift of Holy Spirit which draws us together as
fire. Tongues of fire touched their nerve centers. A one people, helps us to comprehend what God is doPower—the unseen power of God—moved among ing in the world, and empowers us to proclaim, in
them and gripped them. The Holy Spirit is unseen, word and in deed, God’s plan of reconciling all people
like the wind, which is why the Old Testament calls it in the name of Christ (Ephesians 1:10).
ruach YHWH, “the wind, or breath, of God” (cf. John
3:8). The Spirit is the “unseenness of God” working Without the gift of the Spirit, Christ’s church dries up
among us.
and withers away, and we are left with only our broAccording to Joel (2:28-29) the ruach is to open eve- ken selves. With the gift of the Spirit, all things are
rybody to God’s future. People young and old will possible. A spirit-filled community of faith opens eyes
dream and will have visions of hope; they will be able to needs in the world and sees its missing as God’s
to loose themselves from the way things are now, new people. The Day of Pentecost is the climax of the
because God is establishing a whole new economy of Great Fifty Days of Easter, celebrating as it does the
creation. The Holy Spirit breaks us out of our preoc- gift of the Spirit to the body of Christ—the church.
cupation with ourselves and frees us to serve As we welcome in this new season of Pentecost,
neighbors, loosens our grasp on possessions, and may the Holy Spirit that hovered over the waters of
sets us to loving people. New creation is what Joel is creation, breathe new life in you, giving you a
talking about. Pentecost is new creation.
glimpse of the resurrection to come. Amen.
The book of Acts tells the story of the outcome of
Grace and peace,
Pentecost’s new creation: people witness in word
Jennifer Eastman Hinkle
and in deed to the risen Christ. At the outset, the
newborn church immediately tumbled out into the
Understanding Pentecost
Dublin Presbyterian Church
5775 Dublinshire Dr.
Dublin, OH 43017
Sunday Worship
Adult Study 9:15AM
Worship 10:30AM
Rev. Jennifer Eastman Hinkle, Pastor
Randy Warner, Director of Music Ministries
Nola Taracko, Office Manager
Tel: 614.793.8694; Fax: 614.799.1375; Email: [email protected]; Web: DublinPresbyterian.org
May 2015 Newsletter
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Deadline for articles
For June Newsletter
May 20, 2015
NEWSLETTER AT A GLANCE
DPC MATTERS
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Free Money Fundraising
Church Meetings
Pentacost Offering
DPC to Host PSV workshop
WORSHIP/MUSIC
Page 4
Confirmation News
Holy Week Recap (Pictures on pg. 5)
EDUCATION
Page 6
Second Sundays—Open Shelter recap
May Second Sunday topic information
VBS Mission Project
Page 7
Confirmation Update
Schedule—Fireside Room; Preschool Class
& Children’s message
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VBS—Save the Date
VBS—Supply Request list
Multiplying Joys / Dividing Sorrows
Prayers of Thanksgiving for:

the safe arrival of Allison Mae Hamilton,
daughter of Brian and Kayli Hamilton.
Prayers for:
 Those seeking employment
 Paul and Georgia Luehr as they prepare to move
to First Community
 The Gerace family friend who is having neurological issues
 Lucy Townley who broke her hip
 Anna Pratt Hubbard
 Nancy Pratt
MISSION
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Gail’s Garden is springing to life!
Free Money Fundraising (continued)
Max & Erma’s May 7th Coupon
May 1
May 2
May 3
COMMUNITY & FELLOWSHIP
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Meet Our New Members—Leinberger
Family
Every Other Month Book Club
DPC Goes to the Ballpark!
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Membership Committee hosts New Member luncheon (with pictures)
PARTNERSHIPS
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2015 Golf for Habitat Outing Flyer
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Presbytery of Scioto Valley: Older Adult
Sunday; Rev. Dr. Linda Mercadante interviewed; Covenant Gathering 2015
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Meadows Academy News
PC(USA) Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
Nepal
May 4
May 5
May 9
May 10
May 12
May 15
May 19
May 20
May 21
May 23
May 26
May 29
May 30
Michelle Hesse
Dee Holcomb, Mary Miehls
Jennifer Eastman Hinkle;
Terry Smith; Penny Wyner
Charlotte Coomer; Jill Ellison
Lynette Sundheimer
Patrick Ellison
Tracey Jolly
Brian Landis
Kevin Flanigan; Ann Lathey;
Scott Reichley
Duncan Spalding; Ian Stamm
Sandy Gerace
Ralph Life
Jim Miehls; Alexandra Taylor;
Rex Zent
Mara Beihl
Liz Reichley
Jay Pease
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“FREE MONEY” FUNDRAISING
Now that we have your attention...what do
Amazon.com, Kroger cards, Scrip cards and Max
and Erma's coupons have in common?
They allow the church to receive "free" money. It
is the giving that keeps on giving. Whenever you
make purchases on Amazon.com, shop with your
Kroger Plus card, purchase Scrip cards or eat at
Max and Erma's on the first Thursday of the
month, DPC will receive benefits as well.
SCRIP CARDS—Scrip card fundraising is a noselling program that enables church members to
raise money for our church. Scrip cards is just another way to pay for everyday purchases in place
of cash, checks or credit cards. You purchase
scrip cards at face value, and we order these
cards at a reduced price. The difference is an instant rebate for the church. It’s really that simple.
Over 300 of the country’s biggest brands, including grocery, department stores, gas stations, hotels, home improvement, and more are available.
Just by using scrip cards to pay for your normal
weekly purchases, you could easily raise $750 or
more per year FOR THE CHURCH! Put your regular shopping dollars to work for DPC. Monies
raised through Scrip card purchases support our
operating budget.
We have designated the 2nd and 4th Sundays as
ordering deadlines. Orders will be placed the
next day, and cards will be available later in the
week or by the next Sunday.
Order forms are available on the website and on
the Connection Center. There are “bonus” events
when larger rebates are offered when cards are
purchased. These bonuses will be announced in
the mid-week email when they are available. If
you have any questions, or suggestions for im(Continued on page 9)
CHURCH MEETINGS
Monday, May 4
Staff, Worship/Music Committee
Friday, May 8
Finance Committee Meeting
Monday, May 11
Staff; Session
Monday, May 18
Staff; Deacons
Sunday May 24
CE Committee Meeting
Monday, May 25
Memorial Day, Office closed
Monday, May 31
Staff, Membership Committee
DPC to host Presbytery of Scioto Valley
workshop on Healthy Boundaries for pastors.
PSV Church Professionals Commission
will be hosting a workshop on Healthy
Boundaries for All Pastors on May 30,
9:30 am - 5 pm
All pastors must take this training if they
have not previously or recently participated
in the Committee on Ministry Training program in the Prevention of Sexual Misconduct.
PC(USA)
Pentecost
Offering
The
Pentecost
Offering is unique
in that congregations direct 40
percent of what
they receive for ministries which benefit children
at risk. The remaining 60 percent supports mission through child advocacy (10 percent), youth
ministry (25 percent), and Young Adult Volunteer
opportunities (25 percent).
Pentecost Offering will be received on Pentecost
Sunday, May 24th.
Keep your eye on your mailbox for a letter concerning the financial health of the DPC Community.
May 2015 Newsletter
Instant gratification is
such a pervasive feeling in our culture: we
want our technology
to work faster, our
‘fast food’ to remain that way, and our daily tasks to
‘keep rolling’ so we can manage the demands in our
lives. So how do we talk and learn about the long,
slow process of coming to know God? According to
Joan Chittister, we have to first understand that
coming to know God is deeply connected with coming to know ourselves. If we recognize that what we
are determines the nature of the relationship between God and ourselves, we are on the way to a
rich spiritual life with God. No wonder we use the
phrase ‘faith journey’—our Confirmands are learning about themselves and processing their connections to God. At this point in their lives, they are
being offered the guidance they need in this process
of coming to know God. May this be a reminder to
all of us to meditate and reflect on our own spiritual
journeys. And wherever we are in that faith journey
of coming to know God, may we each recognize the
word of God in our hearts and minds and souls.
A Mantra from Joan Chittister: Prepare me, O God,
to hear your word, to live your word, to grow forever in rhythm with the vibrations of your word.
Chittister, Joan. The Breath of the Soul ,
R e f l e c t i o n s
o n
P r a y e r .
New London, CT: Twenty Third Publications, 2009.
The remainder of confirmation process:
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Holy Week Recap
What a blessing to be here at DPC to share in the Celebration of Holy Week. We started Palm Sunday as Jesus entered Jerusalem—with a Parade...After worship
DPC sponsored its first neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt.
On Maundy Thursday, the congregation gathered for a
simple supper provided by Reverend Jennifer Eastman
Hinkle and her family consisting of chicken and rice
soup, tossed salad and a variety of breads served with
mixed olives and hummus. Tables were set in the Narthex decorated with candles and palm branches from
the previous Palm Sunday Parade. The turnout was
amazing in that we had to set up three additional tables to properly welcome the crowd! All were fed and
following the meal, we moved into the Sanctuary to
share in a special reader’s theater featuring the DPC
YOUTH as the 12 disciples on the night of Passover
along with the celebration of the Lord’s Supper. Worship continued with a chance for younger ones to head
to a special Fireside Chat while the rest of the congregation recognized Jesus’ movement toward the cross.
The community left the church in silence remembering
that fateful night when Jesus was betrayed and taken
prisoner only to face death on the cross the next day.
Several members continued in the Holy Week events
walking in the Dublin Community Cross Walk. Reverend Jennifer Eastman Hinkle shared in leading the worship service which followed at Dublin Community
Church.
May 3rd, confirmands write Faith Statements.
May 11th, confirmands meet with members of Session.
May 17th, Deacon’s breakfast for confirmands and
families; confirmands are recognized in worship and
celebrated during fellowship time.
Finally, Resurrection Sunday was kicked off with a
breakfast of breads and a special prayer service. The
stone was rolled away forever and Jesus Christ arose
from the dead ushering in eternal life for all. The sermon captured the moment when Mary Magdalene first
saw the empty tomb and how her sorrow turned to joy
in meeting the resurrected Jesus.
Worship and Music Committee
Many thanks to all who supported and participated in
the Lenten, Holy Week, and Easter special services and
activities.
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Holy Week at DPC
Palm Sunday
Easter Egg Hunt
Dublin Good Friday Cross Walk
Maundy Thursday Simple Supper which
preceded the Remembrance of the
Lord’s Supper with Tenebrae.
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MAY 10TH
SECOND SUNDAY TOPIC
There will be a special Second
Sunday education time on
“Mothers of the Bible” by
Reverend Eastman Hinkle.
Hope you can join us!
Second Sunday: April 12, 2015
OPEN SHELTER
THE
After a light breakfast, Kent Beittel, Executive
Director of the Open Shelter talked about his
experiences of providing services and guidance to
the homeless in downtown Columbus.
The Mission Focus for the month of April was to
support the Open Shelter by bringing in backpacks and camping gear. It was also our month
for Open Shelter lunches. DPC packed the non-perishables in lunch sacks on Sunday, April 26.
On Tuesday, April 28th, volunteers made sandwiches, and on Wednesday, April 29th, volunteers packed and transported the 200 lunches to the Open Shelter. Read more about the
Open Shelter: http://www.theopenshelter.org/
VBS MISSION PROJECT
VBS will be supporting the Dougbe River School in Liberia for its mission this year. As our school year comes
to a close, please save your gently used backpacks, crayons, markers and other supplies for donation to their
school in June. Read more about the school: http://www.drpsl.com/
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Confirmation Update
Over the past several months, Ben Sarver, Elise Nelson, and Grayson Troxell have met together to
discuss their understanding of the Christian faith. On Sunday, May 17, 2015, they will lead the congregation in worship and share their prepared statements of faith as we celebrate their membership and
participation in the church.
We hope you can join us for worship and a special fellowship immediately following. Many thanks to
their parents who have supported them in this journey, as well as the care and compassion of Rick
Gerace, Rex Zent, and Nola Taracko.
Youth join Confirmands in “Jumping for Jesus”
Fireside Chat Room, Preschool Class, Children’s Message Schedule
Date:
Fireside:
Preschool:
Children's Message
5/3/15
Spalding
Flanigan
Spalding
5/10/15
Fisher
Buck
Fisher
5/17/15
Krummrey
Mossman
Krummrey
5/24/15
Dauer—classrooms combined
Dauer
5/31/15
Taylor
Hinkle
Nelson
If you are unable to fulfill your commitment, please notify Sarah Flanigan, Alicia
Dauer or the church office.
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SAVE THE DATE
for DPC VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2015!!!
June 8—12, 2015 9 AM—Noon
ages: 4 years old—completing 5th grade
Cost: $35 for single participant; $30 for each additional sibling
Registration forms are now available on the Connection Center and on the DPC website.
Too old to be a participant? There is an open invitation to all youth in grades 6-12 to assist VBS leaders through the week. There will be science projects, crafts, grams, singing, snacks and storytelling
each day from 9 AM until noon.
Sign up with a friend and come play, learn and grow through the force of God in our lives.
VBS SUPPLY REQUEST LIST (4/29/15)
Help us to launch G-FORCE: God’s love in Action by donating or lending the following items:
DONATE
Paper towel rolls
2 liter beverage bottles (80-100)
Pool Noodles (20)
Duct tape: black (6); yellow (2); glow-in-the-dark (1)
Slinky toys (16)
Empty coffee cans with lids
Cardboard boxes (large)
Empty oatmeal or breadcrumb containers with lids
Black foam core boards (12 large sheets)
LEND FOR DECORATION (please be sure to put your last name on items to be returned)
Bicycle
Skateboard
Roller blades
Tires
Orange cones
Hula Hoops
LEND FOR USE
Dominos
1 TV/DVR
20 Matchbox cars
10 9v batteries to be used as weights not power, so they can be dead batteries. Can be returned.
10 plastic cars / race cars to be taped to walls (larger than matchbox cars—medium sized
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GAIL’S GARDEN IS SPRINGING TO LIFE!!!
We accomplished a lot during our first work days in April. Bruce
Gelsinger rigged up the A-frame trellises for cucumbers and/or
squash. Ralph LeVan took care of the weeds and turned a lot of
soil. Dottie Stamm planted a large portion of one of the beds (see
the area between the straw). We’re planting cool season vegetables right now.
A second work day is planned for Sunday, May 17th. It will be
THE DAY OF PLANTING. We expect it to go from Noon until dinner time.
Everyone is invited to come out and help for some or all of the
afternoon.
If you’d like to help, or want more information about what we will
be doing, Please contact Kevin Dauer ([email protected])
home page), DPC will receive a rebate on your
purchases. That’s all that you need to do. Monies
proving the program, please talk to Rea Buchanan raises through the Amazon.com link support our
or Beth Marsh.
operating budget.
FREE MONEY FUNDRAISING (Continued from page 3)
KROGER PLUS CARDS—Dublin Presbyterian participates in the Kroger Community Rewards program. If you are a shopper at Kroger, you will
need to enroll in their Kroger Plus program and
get a card. Once you have a Kroger Plus card, you
need to create an account on the Kroger Community Rewards website and then associate your account with Dublin Presbyterian Church. It is easy
to do and you must renew the association annual
during April. Instructions for how to create an account and associate it with DPC are on the Connections Center. Monies raised through the
Kroger community rewards program support the
Annual Mission trip.
MAX & ERMA’S COUPONS—the first Thursday of
each month is “Max & Erma’s Day” for Dublin
Presbyterian Church. With a coupon, the church
receives a rebate of 20% of the cost of your meal.
Coupons are available in the monthly Newsletter,
on the Connections Center and on the church
website. We cannot, however, distribute the coupon at Max & Erma’s itself. The coupons can be
redeemed all day, and for meals at the restaurant
and for take out orders.
The monies raised through this promotion go to
funding the Annual Mission trip. This fundraiser is
done jointly with Plain City Presbyterian Church
and we split the income with them. Only the Max
& Erma’s in Dublin on Metro Place North will acAMAZON.COM link—Do you shop at Ama- cept these coupons. Max & Erma’s, 411 Metro
zon.com? If you go to the Amazon.com website Place North, Dublin, Ohio 43017.
through the link found on our website—(on the
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Support Mission, Fun, Fellowship, Good Food!!!!
Join us on Thursday, May 7, 2015, for dinner at Max & Erma’s for DPC night. Every first Thursday, 20% of the
proceeds of each check go to support our Mission Trip fund raising. Clip the coupon below and enjoy a family
night out. Additional coupons are available on the Connections Center and on the church website.
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This month we feature the Leinberger Family: Todd,
Jamie, Kaylie, and Carter.
Where are you from originally?
Todd – born in Cincinnati, OH but grew up mainly
in Dublin
Jamie – Wintersville, OH
What brought you to the Columbus area?
Jamie went to Capital University and got a teaching
job in Dublin OH. Todd went to OU and came back
to Dublin to start his career.
Every Other Month Book Club will meet on
Wednesday, May 6th, Panera Dublin, at 11:00
AM. The book to discuss is “The Quaker Café”
by Brenda Bevan Remmes.
If you haven’t been attending—you have been
missed. The book looks like an easy, relaxing
read; just perfect for spring!
What attracted you to DPC?
We found DPC to be very welcoming, supportive
and genuinely caring about our son Carter.
Tell us something interesting about you and your family members?
Todd and Carter share the same birthday. We live
in a divided household Steelers/Bengals but share
our love for OSU.
What do you look forward to in the new year?
Looking forward to spending time with family and
friends.
DPC Goes to the Ballpark!
SAVE THE DATE: Sunday, July 26 at 6PM
The Deacons are sponsoring DPC night at the
Clippers baseball game. The Clippers will play
the Rochester Red Wings (Twins’ AAA affiliate). We have a block of 40 reserved tickets
in Section 3. It is located down the right field
foul line in the shade and next to a concession
stand, picnic tables, and restrooms. Tickets
may be purchased from Rex Zent in the Narthex after the Sunday service on May 3rd and
following Sundays for as long as they last.
Ticket prices are:
Adult $10,
Seniors (60+) & Youth (12 and under) $7.
Accessible seating is directly behind Section 3,
but you must purchase tickets through the
Clippers Ticket office at 614.462.2757.
PLAY BALL!!!
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Membership Committee hosts luncheon to honor new members.
On Sunday, April 19, 2015, the Membership Committee hosted a luncheon to bring together new
members who have joined DPC since October 2014. It was a spectacular event. A very big thank you
to Sandy and Rick Gerace who made it such an extra special event.
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PRESBYTERY OF SCIOTO VALLEY
Next Presbytery Meeting: 5/17 at St. Andrew PC
Older Adult Sunday May 3, 2015
Older Adult Sunday, every first Sunday in May, presents you with an opportunity to recognize a great
strength of our church, those older adults who use their wisdom, energies, and resources to further
Christ’s mission.
“Life is a gift of God, and aging is a natural part of living, involving the whole lifespan from birth to
death. Older adults are not a different category of persons, but are simply those persons who have
traveled further along on the journey.” (Task Force on Older Adult Ministry - 204th General Assembly
PC(USA), 1992)
The Reverend Dr. Linda Mercadante Interviewed on the NBC Today Show
On April 1st, in a segment on belief, the Today Show looked at the
question, "Can we be spiritual and not religious?" Linda Mercadante,
minister member of the Presbytery of Scioto Valley, and Professor of
Theology at the Methodist Theological School, shared these thoughts
during the televised interview. "When I just saw myself as spiritual,
but not religious, I found it a little lonely, actually. There were things
that I had big questions about, but could just not find the answers to."
Rev. Mercadante has focused much of her research on this question of spirituality vs. religious.
She believes that people want to separate those two terms, but finds the terms to be more harmonious than we realize. According to Today, nationally about 11% of people describe themselves as
spiritual, but not religious. Rev. Mercadante has interviewed people from all walks of life and found
that their views on this subject are surprisingly similar. Dr. Mercadante believes that organized
religion must take into consideration those who are spiritual but not religious. She also hopes that
the spiritual, but not religious, can take seriously what the structure of organized religion has to
offer them.
Covenant Gathering 2015
June 28, 4 pm to July 3, 11 am
Michindoh Conference Center
Hillsdale, MI
A week of learning, laughter and worship presented by members and churches of PCUSA Synod of
the Covenant and Synod of Lincoln Trails. Covenant Gathering is a little bit conference and a little
bit vacation with facilities for all abilities! www.covenantgathering.com
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PC(USA): NEPAL EARTHQUAKE
APRIL 25, 2015
MEADOWS ACADEMY
And after the earthquake . . .
A sound of sheer silence.
Then there came a voice . . .
that said, “What are you doing here?”
1 Kings 19: 12-13
The scale of the disaster facing Nepal after the April 25
earthquake is becoming clearer. The quake and its aftershocks have left thousands of people dead and thousands more injured. Buildings have been reduced to
rubble, and roads, bridgers and communication systems
have been severly damaged. It’s effects have extended
to India and other neighboring countries.
Learning About European Cars
We had a wonderful field trip to Midwestern
Auto Group of Dublin last Friday to learn about
cars from around the world! Students saw different European makes including Bentley, Lamborghini, Porsche, Lotus, Ferrari, BMW, Aston
Martin, Rolls Royce, Volkswagen, Mini Cooper,
and more! At the end of the tour, students received a pop out cars activity page and activity
book! Many thanks to parents, family members,
and friends who came to the event.
April was International Month at MA.
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) is providing
emergency relief and short-term recovery in the impacted areas through our partner ACT Alliance and its
members, who are already on the ground. PDA will
remain active throughout the entire recovery process,
accompanying our partners in the area as they determine long-term program needs and providing financial
support for rebuilding and resilience.
The needs are great. God’s people are once again
called to stand in the GAP.
GIVE. ACT. PRAY.
More information & online donations: pda.pcusa.org
Anu Kurian, Shilpa Ravindran, Sumona Sarkar,
Sonal Pise, Avani Pawar, Akhila Thamilarasu who
gave a talk on India to the morning class; and to
Kavitha Bangalore who visited with the afternoon
kindergarten class!
Many thanks to Brean Mooi for her talk South Africa!
The students will be learning about China, Italy, and
Mexico as well.
Friday, April 24, was the Annual International Food
Festival. Families brought foods from their homeland to share.
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DUBLIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
5775 Dublinshire Drive
Dublin, OH 43017
Dublin Presbyterian Church
5775 Dublinshire Dr.
Dublin, OH 43017
Sunday Worship
Adult Study 9:15AM
Worship 10:30AM
Rev. Jennifer Eastman Hinkle, Pastor
Randy Warner, Director of Music Ministries
Nola Taracko, Office Manager
Tel: 614.793.8694; Fax: 614.799.1375; Email: [email protected]; Web: DublinPresbyterian.org
MAY CALENDAR 2015
MAY 3—9
MAY 10—16
SUNDAY
Adult Study 9:15AM
Worship 10:30 AM
Fellowship 11:30 AM
Confirmation 4:00 PM
Adult Study 9:15AM
Worship (Children Sing) 10:30A
Fellowship 11:30 AM
MONDAY
Women’s Bible Study, 12:30
PM
Women’s Bible Study
Celebration Luncheon, 12:30PM
Confirmands Meet with Session,
6:15 PM
TUESDAY
Choir Rehearsal, 7:00 PM
Choir Rehearsal, 7:00 PM
MAY 17—23
Adult Study 9:15AM
Deacon’s Breakfast for
Confirmands & Families,
9:30 AM
Worship 10:30 AM
Fellowship 11:30 AM
Garden Work Day, 12 PM
MAY 24—31
PENTACOST
Adult Study 9:15 AM
Worship (Communion)
10:30 AM
Fellowship 11:30 AM
MEMORIAL DAY
Office Closed
Choir Rehearsal, 7:00 PM
Choir Rehearsal, 7:00 PM
WEDNESDAY Every Other Month Book
Club, 11 AM at Dublin Panera
THURSDAY
Max & Erma’s Coupon Day
FRIDAY
Decorate for VBS
SATURDAY
PSV Workshop for
Pastors, 9AM-5PM
SUNDAY
Adult Study 9:15AM
Worship 10:30AM
Fellowship 11:30AM
Confirmation 4:00 PM