Announcements - First Presbyterian Church

NEWS AND EVENTS THAT HELP US FULFILL OUR PURPOSE:
TO REACH MORE PEOPLE AND TOGETHER GROW IN
CHRIST
“GO MAKE DISCIPLES OF ALL NATIONS…”
At FPC we are committed to the command “Go” in order to see people know Jesus as their personal Savior.
In preparaon for next week’s sermon
(July 12),
please read: Acts 13-14
“AND BAPTIZE THEM IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, SON AND HOLY SPIRIT…”
At FPC we desire people to be baptized into and connected with the Body of Christ.
As part of our summer tennis program in partnership with the Boys and
Girls Club of Endicott, there will be an opportunity on Thursday
mornings from 9:30-10:30 for families to learn how to play tennis.
Adults and children both are invited to come and have fun learning to play
on the courts at UE High School for the next 5 weeks. The time will begin
with prayer.
“TEACH THEM ALL THAT I HAVE COMMANDED YOU”
At FPC we have a passion to see people Grow in Christ through discipleship.
Share Your Musical Gifts!
Larry is scheduling special music for each Sunday during the summer
months. Contact Larry Hoey for any questions or to volunteer to provide
special music this summer: [email protected]
We are grateful to B. J. Heinle for playing at the 10:45 service today while
Larry is away.
Students who plan to pursue a career in religious education or churchrelated activities may be eligible to benefit from the Grell scholarship
fund, established by William M. and Dorothy L. Grell. Preference is given
first to candidates with a current or past relationship with FPC, then to
other churches in our Presbytery. Information on how to apply may be
obtained in the church office. Deadline for application submission is
July 15. Questions may be directed to Adele Everett at 754-8740 or
[email protected].
“PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER”
At FPC we believe in the power of prayer for both blessings and storms. Please say a special prayer for these people:
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Dee (59), a recent guest at FPC, asks for prayers for himself and his wife
to faithfully deal with sudden physical ailments and emotional challenges
of PTSD, as well as the challenges of decades of dementia that seem more
challenging as he works with more and more people and their needs.
John E, Ethel W, and Ede S, as they heal from surgery this past week.
Linda G, as she recovers from a hospital stay for a kidney stone. Thankfully it did not require surgery.
The Schrader family, as they celebrated Jamie’s parents’ 50th anniversary,
even in the midst of hospice care.
Graduates, as they seek God’s direction in their lives through work and/
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Sunday 7/5
9:09am
10:45am
Nathan Jacobs Preaching
Contemporary Worship Service
Traditional Worship Service
Monday 7/6 NS Summer Program
5:15pm
Personnel Committee Meeting
Tuesday 7/7 NS Summer Program
Wednesday 7/8 NS Summer Program
6:15am
Men’s Ministry Group
7:00pm
Worship Team Rehearsal
7:00pm
Session
Thursday 7/9 NS Summer Program
Friday 7/10
NS Summer Program
Sunday 7/12 Rock Mountain Jr. Camp
9:09am
Contemporary Worship Service
10:45am
Traditional Worship Service
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or education.
Beth M’s friend, Jean, who is in hospice care.
Unsaved family and friends, that they might come to know God.
Those in our congregation dealing with health concerns.
Our mission workers and military members.
CHURCH STAFF
Co-Pastors
Reverend Janice Devine
Reverend Doctor Timothy Devine
Associate to the Pastors/Youth Ministry
Jeremy Finn
Associate to the Pastors/Christian
Education and Youth Ministry
Alisha Finn
THIS MORNING
Flowers in the Sanctuary Are Given By:
The Dean family in memory of Raymond and
Georganna.
Greeters and Ushers:
9:09 Sanctuary Greeters: The Adams family
9:09 Door Greeters: The Wang family
10:45 Sanctuary Greeters: The Willets family
Distribution of Flowers: Gordie Pollard
Prayer Circle Captains: Carole Ippinger 754-3965
Missy Goetz 785-3720
Organist/Choir Director
Larry Hoey
Worship Team Leader & Office/IT Manager
Nathan Jacobs
Worship Team Leader
Jamie Jacobs
Coordinator/Coach of Connecting Ministries
Sharon Early
Bookkeeper
Sharon Baumann
Maintenance Supervisor
Louis Pasquale
Sunday Morning Custodian
William Jenkins
10:45 SUMMER WORSHIP
If the sanctuary is too warm, we will move the 10:45
service into the air-conditioned chapel for the
comfort and well-being of worshipers. If we move
to the chapel, we will unfortunately not be able to
livestream the 10:45 service that day. Those unable
to attend service will still be able to tune in to the
9:09 service or watch the sermon on vimeo.com.
HEARING ASSISTANCE
There are small wireless devices with a single
discrete earbud available to amplify the service for
you. If you would find one of these useful, please
see a tech team member or an usher.