HANOVER AREA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
ONE BODY • ONE SPIRIT
P.O. Box 1561
136 Carlisle St.
Hanover, PA 17331
717-633-6353
FAX: 717-633-6219
COUNCIL NEWS
APRIL 2015
www.hanoverareacouncilofchurches.org
From the desk of Carol Hinkle (HACC Director)
From the desk of Nancy Werner (Council President)
As I was preparing my article for this month’s newsletter it
was brought to my attention that there seems to be some
misinformation in the community regarding the future of the
Hanover Area Council of Churches. The Number One thing to
know is that we are NOT moving any of our ministries from
their current locations. Number Two is that we are NOT
eliminating ANY of our Ministries; in fact the exact opposite is
true. We are actually expanding some of the ministries we have
been operating.
We have just added a bilingual caseworker who
is available during the day as well as to our shelter
clients on Tuesdays (8AM-4PM), Thursday
evenings, and Fridays (8AM-4PM). Jillian is fluent
in Spanish and will assist with computer skills,
resumés and job applications. She will also help
those who need guidance through various assistance
programs as well as assisting in other areas.
Our Community Health Ministry is expanding.
We will now be able to provide two evenings a month to our
Medical Clinic schedule. Along with the first and third Tuesday
mornings from 10:30 AM until Noon we will be open the second
and fourth Thursday evening from 6:00-8:00PM. Our Diabetes
Education and Support Group will now meet the first and third
Tuesdays of the month starting at Noon until 1PM. Our clinics
are open to those who are uninsured or under-insured. Our
Diabetes Education/Support Group is open to anyone in need.
We are also looking for ways to contribute to the general good
health of the community starting with gardening. This program
will also be expanding as we seek community partners.
Included in this newsletter is a copy of our brochure. In it
you will find all the ministries we oversee as well as those we
collaborate with other groups. As we look to continue being
I do not remember her name, yet I remember
her love and devotion. I am still able to picture
this woman sitting in the pew with a few canning
jars at her side. Her love and devotion surprised
and touched me deeply. So in my memory she
will always be the “butterfly lady.”
Each canning jar was a temporary home for a
Monarch caterpillar chrysalis. The butterfly lady
knew the emergence of each Monarch butterfly
was near. “Timing the release
from these temporary homes is
key,” she informed me that
Sunday morning. She would not
leave any chrysalis at home nor
would she miss worship. So there
she sat with a few canning jars at
her side.
The butterfly lady loved the
Monarch caterpillars and the Monarch butterflies.
Did she love one stage of the butterfly’s life more
than the other? I do not know. However she was
committed to care for each caterpillar during its
chrysalis stage until it became a butterfly.
A sentence in a recent Bible study sparked my
memory of the butterfly lady and her canning jars.
“The One who is Resurrection and Life works on
both sides of the grave.”1 The chrysalis and the
grave, a comparison often made. This image of
dying and rising is so central to our understanding
of Easter for Jesus and for us, his followers.
Jesus promises, and we trust his promise, to
be with us each day of our lives. We trust his
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Weekly Prayer Requests
Each week we ask you to take a moment and say a prayer for one of
our important ministries. As we all know, the power of prayer works!
April
SPECIAL NEEDS
PAL
Coffee
Pineapple
Hot Chocolate
Scalloped Potatoes
CLOTHING BANK
Bath Towels
Toilet Paper
Full-size Toiletries
CHANGING
LIVES SHELTER
Disposable Twin-blade Razors
Gallon Ziploc Bags
Dish Soap
Dishwasher Detergent
Pillows
RUTH’S HARVEST
All single serving please!
Assorted Crackers
Oatmeal
Mini Meals
Ramen Noodles
Clothing Bank Hours
Open to public:
Thursdays 9am—12pm
Rummage Sale 1st Saturday
of each month 9am—12pm
(NOTE: April 11 this
month!)
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Tuesdays
(Certified clients only)
9am—12
Week of Apr. 5:
Week of Apr. 12:
Week of Apr. 19:
Week of Apr. 26:
Finance Committee
Fund Development
HACC Staff
Meals-On-Wheels Ministry
Upcoming Meetings
PLEASE NOTE: The April 6 Board of Directors meeting
has been rescheduled for Monday, May 4
Apr. 1, 2 pm—Ruth’s Harvest at FUMC Middle St.
Apr. 9, 7 pm—Changing Lives Shelter Committee at HACC
Apr. 14, 7 am—Building Committee at HACC
Apr. 20, 5 pm—Finance Committee at GUMC
Apr. 23, 3 pm—Community Needs Committee at HACC
Free Clinic a Success!
Our Free Clinic has come about through the hard work of many people.
Right now we wish to thank Dr. Barbara Shute who has been our
champion in this project. Since we have been
able to offer actual medical services (midAugust) Dr. Shute has seen 113 patients for both
vital signs and office visits. Our Thursday
evening clinics (starting in April) will be done
by Dr. Charles Kovalchick. We welcome him
and thank him for this valuable donation of his
professional services.
Clothing Bank Seeking New Coordinator
It is with very mixed emotions that I announce the resignation of Mary
Ellen Pennewill as the chairperson of our Clothing Bank. We are sorry to see
her leave this position, but we totally understand the need for it. We wish Mary
Ellen a full and speedy recovery and thank her for eleven years of faithful
leadership in the Clothing Bank. We will certainly miss her and the tireless
devotion of her service. We ask that you keep Mary Ellen in prayer.
We are seeking someone to step up and lead this worthy ministry. Actually
co-chairs might also be an option. Division of labor always makes the work
easier. If this is something you wish to examine see us in the office for a job
description.
We accept Clothing Bank donations Monday-Saturday between 8 am—12:30 pm or by appointment.
Call 633-6353 to schedule a drop-off time. Thank you for your support!
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SPOTLIGHT ON MINISTRY
In a continuing feature for our Newsletter we will highlight a ministry from a volunteers’ experience.
It is important to understand how those who do the work on a daily basis see Who We Are and What We Do!
Stote Scholarship Fund
The Stolte Scholarship Fund was established in
1974 in memory of the Rev. Robert H. Stolte, pastor of
Lohr's Memorial United Methodist Church in Hanover
from 1963 to 1973. Because of Reverend Stolte's
dedication to youth ministry, a
scholarship fund (providing a one-time
grant of $500) was administered to
support college and seminary students
studying for the ministry or other
church-related vocations. The Fund also
honors his wife, Jean K. Stolte, and his
son, Drew C. Stolte, who was a
Treatment Supervisor at The York
County Prison.
Scholarship applicants must be high school seniors,
college students, or seminary students; residents of the
Greater Hanover area; active in their congregation and
of good moral character and scholastic ability.
Scholarships applicants are required to complete an
application form, submit an essay, and be available for
an interview with the scholarship committee. In 2014
six applications were received. What a blessing it
was to see the devotion and call to serve the Lord
shown by each of these applicants!
The committee was pleased to select
Aaron Smith as the recipient of the
2014 Stolte Scholarship. A 2010
graduate of New Oxford High School,
Aaron plans to graduate from Moody
Bible Institute in 2015 with a
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biblical
Studies. He then plans to attend
seminary to pursue a Master's of
Divinity Degree with the hope of becoming a
professor of Biblical Studies at the undergraduate
level.
The deadline for applications this year is May 1,
2015. Application forms can be obtained from local
high school guidance offices, local church offices,
and at the Hanover Area Council of Churches office.
The offering taken at our Good Friday Service on April 3 will go toward the Stolte Scholarship Fund.
Dear Friend of Hanover Area Council of Churches:
We are excited to team up with Hoss's Steak and Sea House to raise money for a very worthy cause. Please consider
visiting the Hoss's location(s) listed below on 5/17/2015 to aid us in raising money to benefit Hanover Area Council of
Churches.
Print present this flier on 5/17/2015 at Hoss's in Hanover
Hoss's will then donate 20%* or 25%** of your total check paid to Hanover Area Council of Churches
*To qualify for the 20% payout, our group must have a minimum of $300.00 in total pre-tax food and beverage sales.
**To qualify for the 25% payout, our group must have a minimum of $1,200.00 in total pre-tax food and beverage sales.
This applies to a one-day, single location, pre-scheduled event. The purchase of gift cards is not included as part of your
organization’s community fundraising totals.
DISTRIBUTING INVITATIONS ON HOSS’S PROPERTY IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED AND WILL
DISQUALIFY OUR ORGANIZATION! Thank you for your cooperation!
Group #26438
Please present this flier when ordering.
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Continued from page 1, “Carol Hinkle”
Continued from page 1, “Nancy Werner”
among those who are the hands and feet of Christ in our area,
read our brochure and learn where you might wish to join us.
Before I close I do wish to thank the Rotary Club of Hanover
for the wonderful experience of the First Annual TasteFest which
chose our Ruth’s Harvest Ministry as the beneficiary.
Congratulations Rotary for
a job well done!
commitment even as we take the last
breath of our earthly lives and the first
breath of our eternal lives. If the actions
of the butterfly lady, simply a follower
of Jesus, display such love and devotion,
imagine the depth, height, length, and
width of Jesus’ love and devotion.
Happy Easter!
Easter Blessings to All.
Christ Is Risen!
Carol
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Fuquay, Rob, The God We Can Know,
Upper Room Books, Nashville, TN, 2014,
page 113.
Healthy Hanover Community Garden
Will you, your organization, or your congregation help with a community garden?
The Greater Hanover Healthcare Committee, a task force of the Community Needs Committee
of the Hanover Area Council of Churches, is looking at a program to improve the overall health
of the greater Hanover community. A logical first step in this endeavor is to establish a
community vegetable garden.
What is a community garden? A community garden is a piece of land shared by the community to grow vegetables.
What benefits would we gain from having a community garden?
 Garden plots would be offered to members of the community.
 A common use garden area would be established to specifically teach gardening techniques and provide
produce for the Provide-a-Lunch program and local food banks.
 There would be the opportunity for positive social interaction between master gardeners, the gardeners, the
helpers, and the people living in the garden neighborhood.
 A supervised gardening and nutrition program could be established. This will be especially important for youth
activities but applies to all ages.
 The opportunity to grow and donate food to the Provide-a-Lunch and local food banks would be provided.
 Food preparation and cooking of home grown vegetables can be taught.
 This will establish a gardening educational landmark in the Hanover community.
Volunteers are needed to serve on the garden committee, help manage the garden program, teach gardening, work
in the common areas of the garden, create a community garden procedure guide, and mentor those who are new to
gardening or the youth who are interested in learning to garden. We also need to know who is interested in
gardening in a personal community plot.
If you and/or your organization/congregation are interested in getting involved please complete and submit the lower
form. If you have questions, please contact the Hanover Area Council of Churches at (717)633-6353 or email Carol
Jo Hinkle at [email protected].
Please complete and mail or email to the Hanover Area Council of Churches, 136 Carlisle Street, Hanover, PA
17331, email: [email protected]. Responses are requested by April 10th, late responses will be accepted.
_____Yes, I (we) want to volunteer for the Healthy Hanover Community Garden.
Name________________________________________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________________________________
Telephone ___________________________ Email ___________________________________
Please circle all areas of interest: Leadership
Mentor Helper Interested in a Garden Plot
Planner
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Committee Member
Master Gardener
Gardner
Hanover Area Council of Churches
Good Friday Service
April 3 from 12 Noon to 3:00 pm
St. Matthew Lutheran Church—30 W. Chestnut, Hanover
Seven Last Words of Christ
Word/Scripture
Time
Preaching
Choir
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
12-12:25
12:25-12:50
12:50-1:15
1:15-1:40
1:40-2:05
2:05-2:30
2:30-3:00
Father Jim Lease (Sacred Heart Basilica)
Rev. Brendan Hock (First UMC)
Rev. Joel Hummel (Homewood)
Rev. Peg Grzelkowski (Trinity UCC)
Rev. Terry McCarthy (St. Paul Broadway)
Rev. Dave Miller (Black Rock COB)
Rev. Dan Yeiser (St. Matthew)
St. Matthew
Trinity UCC
Emmanuel UCC
St. Barts
First UMC
Hanover COB, soloist
St. Mark, soloist
Luke 23:26-34
Luke 23:35-43
John 19:25-27
Matt. 27:45-47
John 19:28-29
John 19:30
Luke 23:46,
Mark 15:38-39
The offering taken at our Good Friday Service on April 3 will go toward the Stolte Scholarship Fund.
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YWCA Color Race Against Racism
COLOR
Saturday, April 25
from 8:30 am to 10 am
Held at Moul Field &
Trolley Trail, Hanover
5k Run/Walk 8:30 am
Family Fun Run 9:30 am
Kids’ Day Celebration
10 am—2 pm
Register at http://www.ywcahanover.org/events/race-racism/
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Free Medical Clinic
1st & 3rd Tuesdays
10:30 am—12 Noon
2nd & 4th Thursdays
6:00-8:00 pm
Includes Blood Pressure & Glucose Screenings
Free Diabetes Education Classes
1st and 3rd Tuesdays—12-1 pm
(Diabetes classes courtesy of the
York County Community Foundation
Edgar I. Garrett Fund Grant)
CHURCH EVENTS
If your church has an event that it would like to publicize to the larger community
email your articles to [email protected] no later than the 15th of each month.
Deadline to include articles in the May newsletter is April 15.
Black Rock Church of the Brethren HOLY WEEK Events
Maundy Thursday Tenebrae
Black Rock Church of the Brethren invites you to join us on Thursday, April 2, at 7:00 pm for a Tenebrae (tehn’uhbray), or “Service of Shadows,” as we share scripture and sing hymns focusing on the suffering and death of Jesus.
Including a ritual hand-washing, communion, and anointing, the service recreates the deep sense of loss felt by the
first disciples so that we can more fully receive the joy of the resurrection on Easter morning. (Black Rock Church
is located at 3864 Glenville Rd, Glenville PA. For more information or directions call 637-6170 or go
to www.blackrockchurch.org.)
EASTER—April 5
7:00 am
SonRise Service (at Chestnut Grove Meetinghouse)
Black Rock Church of the Brethren invites you to join us on Easter Sunday, April 5, at
7:00 am, as we gather at the historic Chestnut Grove Meetinghouse to remember the
Easter story in scripture and song. The service culminates with a “Flowering of the Cross”
symbolizing our change from death into life through Christ’s resurrection. Please bring fresh flowers to transform
the plain wooden cross into a beautiful centerpiece for our Easter worship. (The meetinghouse is located about a
mile south of Jefferson, at the corner of PA-516 and Chestnut Grove Road.)
8:00 am
Easter Breakfast
9:00 am Sunday School
10:15 am Easter Worship Service (at Black Rock Church, 3864 Glenville Rd., Glenville PA 17329)
Contact the Black Rock Church office for details at 717-632-6170
or visit our website at www.blackrockchurch.org
Community Services
St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
Trinity UCC
116 York St., Hanover
3444 Sticks Rd., Glen Rock PA
Story Night
Across from Friendship Elementary
for children ages 1-10
Holy Week – Apr. 2, Maundy
Thursday services at 7pm (Soup
Supper at 6:15) Apr. 3, Good Friday
services at 7pm.
Easter – we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ
beginning with Easter
Vigil, Saturday, April 4
at 7pm, and Sunday,
April 5 at 8am and
10:30am.
on Wed. April 22nd from
6:30pm to 7:30pm
Call the church office for more
information at 637-2233
Faith & Family Night
Saturday, June 27
Gates open 5:30 pm
First Pitch 6:30 pm
Tickets $13.50 includes ticket
w/food voucher (hot dog/chips/drink)
$8.50 Ticket only
$28.35 2-hour picnic buffet
SAVE THE DATE! More info in May
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A Musical at
Gettysburg
Community
Theatre
3 Annual Spring Fair
rd
Saturday, May 9
9:00AM - 3:30PM
Black Rock Church of the Brethren
3864 Glenville Rd., Glenville, PA
717-637-6170
March 20,21,27,28
at 7 PM
March 22 and 28
at 2 PM
blackrockchurch.org
All Star York Suburban Jazz Band
York Jr. Symphony Wind Ensemble
EHMIS Show Choir
Rotisserie Chicken, Pit Beef
Bounce House
Silent Auction
Butterfly Release
Children of Eden is
based on the Book of
Genesis, Act 1 being
Adam and Eve and Act 2 Noah. It deals with the
conflict between parent and child as the parent
wanting to guard and keep their children safe
while the children needing to go and find their
own way. The music is incredible and the story
very relevant. A great show to see during Easter
season.
Tickets are $18 at
www.gettysburgcommunitytheatre.org/tickets.html
or by calling 717-334-2692
Proceeds to benefit
Lazarus Food Pantry
Carroll County MD
GRACEFUL WITNESS WORKSHOP
Are you interested in learning graceful ways to witness
to others with the Good News through Jesus? The
community is invited to this workshop on Saturday, April
18, 10:00-2:00. The location is St. Bartholomew’s United
Church (ELCA), 1204 Grand
Valley Rd., Hanover. The
workshop will explore and apply
Bible stories, Pastor Fred
Shilling’s story, other’s stories
and God stories for all people
yearning to live an abundant life of grace. We can naturally
share with others rather than remain shy, awkward,
uncomfortable and fear witnessing with strangers, friends
and family members.
The workshop will be led by Pastor Fred Shilling who
has worked with thousands of Christians and other faith
groups in many different life settings. The event is an
integration of over 50 years in ministry for the saving
Christ. To register, contact Pastor Fred, 717-637-0185 or
[email protected]. There is donation of $6.00 for lunch and
the workshop manual. The deadline to register is Monday,
April 13. The workshop is sponsored by St. Bartholomew’s
Evangelism Committee.
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St. Paul’s Spring Vendor and
Craft Show
Saturday, April 11
8 am to 2 pm
St. Paul’s Lutheran
1214 Broadway, Hanover
Avon Scarves by Star, Mary Kay, Scentsy
Watkins Products, Popcorn Lady, Tastefully
Simple, Plastic Canvas Party Lites, ThirtyOne, Crocheted Items, Designs by Z, Jellies,
etc., Crasfts, Origami Jewelry, Phyllis
Plowman kitchen utensils, Pampered Chef,
Gift packs by JoSue, Garden Art Décor by
Charlotte & Mary Ann, Local author Peggy
Santamarie, Darlene’s Totes & More, Sister
Crefts, Homemeade Wreaths
Chicken Corn soup $5 quart, Hot dogs,
BBQ, Drinks, Bake Sale.
Proceeds to Confirmation Class.
Come Join us for a FUN day and help your
neighbors. Call 637-0511 on Mondays &
Wednesdays for more info
Emmanuel UCC Activities—124 Broadway, Hanover PA
April 1 and 15, 1:30-4 pm (1st and 3rd Wednesdays) - Afternoon of Games
King Auditorium (enter the courtyard gate between the church and the office building)
We continue to have 8-10 attendees, most of whom are from the community and enjoy playing Scrabble. Join us for an
Afternoon of Games as your schedule allows. Bring a friend and your favorite board or card game or play one of ours. Free and
open to the public. Contact Carol Giesey (717) 632-2665 for more information
April 2, 6 pm—Maundy Thursday Service with Light Meal
King Auditorium (enter the courtyard gate between the church and the office building)
April 5—Easter Breakfast (9 am) followed by worship service with Holy Communion (10:30 am)
April 11, 11:45 AM—A Heritage Tea
The recipes used for this tea are taken from the 18th through 21st Centuries, symbolizing 250 years Emmanuel—1765-2015.
Seating is limited and more than half of the tickets are already sold and/or reserved. Don’t delay!
Heritage Tea Menu:
Caesar Salad – 20th Century, Cream of Peanut Soup – 18th Century, Sweet Potato Muffins – 18th Century
Garibaldi Biscuit – 20th Century, Cream Scone – 19th Century, Gentlemen’s Morsels – 19th Century
Roasted Cheese – 19th Century, Macaroni and Cheese – All Centuries, 21st Century Recipe
Cider Cake – 18th Century, Mystery Cake – 20th Century, Red Velvet Whoopie Pie – 21st Century
Served with a Variety of Hot Teas
Adult tickets: $20.00 each, Children aged 8 & under: $8.00
Tickets may be obtained by calling the church office at 717-632-8281. Reserve tickets early, as seating is limited.
April 19, 3 PM—Two Flutes and a Piano Concert
Presented by generous sponsors. Free and open to the community.
Free-will offering graciously received.. Dessert reception follows the concert to meet the performers
Featuring: Trio Sonata in C minor - G. Ph. Telemann, Concertino for Flute and Piano - Cecile Chaminade,
Excerpts from Sonata Opus 94 for Flute and Piano - Sergei Prokofiev,
Rigoletto-Fantaisie Duo Concertant - Franz & Karl Doppler, Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano - Claude Bolling
Performing artists: Al Gifford, flute; Deb Handley, flute; Don Horneff, piano
April 26, 11:45 am—Celebration of Marriage and Mass Renewal of Wedding Vows
We invite anyone who is interested in renewing wedding vows
Contact Barb at 632-8281 or [email protected] with full names, wedding date of original marriage, place and officiant,
and number of guests attending. Deadline is no later than April 20 due to preparations.
St. Jacob’s (Stone) UCC—5152 Stone Church Rd., Glenville PA
Community Easter Egg Hunt—April 4, 10:30 am
Come one, come all!
Bring your basket and fill it up! Questions? Call 717-227-0262
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Pennsylvania Dutch Service—Sunday, April 12 at 10:15 am
Wilcom to St. Jacob’s (Stone) UCC! Rev. Marks will offer a
PA Dutch Sermon (with English translation) for us to hear. A traditional
luncheon will follow. All are Wilocm! Come and hear PA Dutch spoken!
Questions call 717-227-0262.
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April
Sun
Mon
Tue
Do not abandon yourselves to
despair. We are the Easter people
and hallelujah is our song.
— Pope John Paul II
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AA Mtg.—8am
NO Board of
Directors
Meeting
Rescheduled
for Monday,
May 4
Clothing Bank
9-Noon
Worship—10:30
EASTER
He is Risen!
Hallelujah!
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AA Mtg.—8am
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Worship—10:30
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
Ruth’s Harvest
2pm FUMC
Middle St.
Clothing Bank
9am-Noon
Good Friday
Service
Noon-3 pm
St. Matthew
Lutheran
NA Mtg.
7pm —HACC
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Bible Study
10am at PAL
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Clothing Bank
9am-Noon
Changing Lives
7 pm HACC
Medical Clinic
6-8 pm HACC
Medical Clinic
10:30am-12pm
at HACC
Diabetes Class
12-1 pm HACC
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Building Com.
7 am —HACC
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NEWSLETTER
DEADLINE
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Rummage Sale
9am-Noon
NA Mtg.
7pm —HACC
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Clothing Bank
9am-Noon
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NA Mtg.
7pm —HACC
Clothing Bank
9-Noon
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AA Mtg.—8am
Finance
Committee Mtg.
5pm —GUMC
Clothing Bank
9-Noon
Clothing Bank
9am-Noon
Medical Clinic
10:30am-12pm
at HACC
Medical Clinic
6-8 pm HACC
Worship—10:30
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Community
Needs Meeting
3pm HACC
Diabetes Class
12-1 pm HACC
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AA Mtg.—8am
Worship—10:30
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Clothing Bank
9-Noon
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Clothing Bank
9am-Noon
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NA Mtg.
7pm —HACC
Hanover Area Council of Churches
P.O. Box 1561
136 Carlisle St.
Hanover, PA 17331
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PERMIT NO. 229
[email protected]
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Return Service Requested
Community Health
FREE Medical Clinic
At HACC, 136 Carlisle St.
Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday
10:30 AM—12 Noon
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday
from 6-8 PM
Diabetes Education Classes
Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday—12-1 PM
Attend the Hanover Area Council of Churches
Service
Public Worship Service
Friday, April 3
Save the Date!
Our next Hoss’s Fundraiser
will be on Sunday, May 17.
from Noon to 3:00 pm
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
30 W. Chestnut, Hanover
Proceeds to benefit HACC ministries.
See schedule on page 5
See coupon/flier on page 3
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