May 31— June 6, 2015
Volume 6, Issue 20
Special points of interest:

Read Through the Bible

Leesburg Library
The following are notes from the May 21, 2015, regular
Session meeting of New Life Church.
 On May 21, 2015, Bradley Myer was accepted to the
Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando. It was decided
that New Life Presbyterian Church would help with the cost.
 Jan O’Connor, Bradley Myer and Pat Orman are working on the installation of a
playground for our young children.
 Jerry Hicks and Wanda Keegan have been tasked with changing the sign that is on
the hill on the highway.
 Session has invited Dan Williams, Executive Presbyter/Stated Clerk of the Central
Florida Presbytery, along with other members of Presbytery, to attend the June
Session meeting.
 The pictorial directories will be printed soon.
 Clarence Willette, custodian, will be on sick leave until June 1. Please keep him in
your prayers for healing.
Inside this issue:
Prayer Requests
Deacon of the Week
Upcoming Sermons
Did You Know
It’s a Girl!
Calendar
2
Birthdays
Nursery Schedule
Read Through the Bible
Facts and Figures
3
Leesburg Library
4
Vision Statement
Mission Statement
Staff
5
 The Session sends thanks to Bette White for the work she did as the Funeral
Coordinator for the church. She was wonderful in taking care of the details during
difficult times for the families.
 We are excited about what God is doing at New Life Presbyterian Church and to
further His calling. We are placing an ad in the Newcomer magazine and in
programs for the recital, In His Steps, to encourage others to come to New Life.
There are approximately seven (7) of our young people who participate in the
dance group.
 Session determined we will not have brunch in June or August. We will have
“Christmas in July” with turkey, dressing and all the trimmings. 
It Happened in June…
June 1, 1831—James Clark Ross discovered the Magnetic North Pole.
June 2, 1835—P.T. Barnum and his circus began touring the United States.
June 3,1965— Ed White, a Gemini 4 crew member, performed the first American
spacewalk.
June 4, 1784—Elisabeth Thible was the first woman to fly in an untethered hot air
balloon, flying for about 45 minutes.
June 5, 1956—Elvis Presley introduced his new single, “Hound Dog,” on the Milton
Berle Show.
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NEW LIFE TODAY
The following names have been submitted to us for
prayer. Please make them a priority during the week.
Some are sick at home; some are hospitalized; some
have had surgery; and some have crises in their lives.
Some are short term requests. Some are long term. We/
You may not know the circumstances but God does.
Marybeth Harvey and Wanda Keegan as they travel;
Clarence Willette; Don Bucklew; Florence Landrum;
John Marynell; Wendell Parker, April Richey’s uncle;
Tommy Barnett, Ed Neuzil, and David Walters, friends of
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Don Lowe; Sharon Gatter; Cliff Keegan; Ted Nulle;
Scott Alcala, Connie Paquette’s grandson; David
Martin; Alan Witherington; Sam Butner; Jackie
Hudson; Brian Hudson; David Hammond, Donna’s
son; Donald Themm, Chuck’s brother; Greg
Giordano, Jerry Hick’s brother-in-law; Mark Cone,
son of Joe and Donita Cone; Mike Webb; Kitty
Hicks; Alisha Rose, Ciaran Doherty Keys, Patrick
and Bridgeen and family requested by Karen Loria;
Josephine Shoop, Natalie Hicks and Debbie
Simmons’ mother; Donna Lentsch, Natalie’s
neighbor; Judith Albanese, Brian McKean’s sister;
Jan Bednarek; New Life Church Leadership Team;
our military personnel; Anna Harvey, missionary in
Middle East. Call the church office (728.1861) with
your prayer requests. 
May 31
Joint Heirs of the King
Romans 8:12-17
June 7
The Works of the Lord
Psalm 138
Deacon for the week is: Michele
Lange. If you have a need during
the week please feel free to call her
at 360.5066. 
June 14
Bradley Myer
June 21
Being a Man of God
Psalm 1

We celebrate with Jerry and Natalie Hicks at the
birth of a granddaughter, Riley Lynn Busold, on May
26. She weighed 7.2 lbs. and was 20 inches long.
Parents are Erick and Gerri Lynn Busold. Big brother
is Nathaniel. Congratulations! 
May 31—June 6, 2015
Sunday
31
9:00 Sunday School
10:00 Worship
6:00 Youth
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
2
5:00 Lampstand
6:00 Kids Central
9:00 Lampstand
5:00 New Life Bells
Open Prayer Time
10:00 Staff Mtg
6:00 Praise Team
7:00 Choir
7:00 AA
7:00 Carpenters
7:00 Stephen Min
3
Thursday
4
8:00 Thrift House
Open
Last Day of School
Friday
5
Saturday
6
10:00 Lunch
Brigade
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NEW LIFE TODAY
May 31
Sally Cannon
June 2
Bob Taylor 
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May 31
Children’s Church: Molly and Connie
Babies: Erin and Madison Bracco
June 7
Children’s Church: April and Kierra
Babies: Hattie and Tammi
June 14
Children’s Church: Marybeth
Babies: Erin and Madison 
Our Bible Readings for the next week are:
Monday, June 1
Tuesday, June 2
Wednesday, June 3
Thursday, June 4
Friday, June 5
Saturday, June 6
Psalm 7-12
Psalm 13-18
Psalm 19-24
Psalm 25-30
Psalm 31-35
Psalm 36-41 
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June 6, 1971—The Ed Sullivan Show aired for the very
first time on CBS.
Annual Budgeted Expenditures
General Fund Giving YTD
Remaining Unfunded Expenditures
Weekly (31 Weeks)
Needed as of last week
Received 05/24/2015
$483,000.00
$ 3, 560.00

June 13, 1927—Aviator Charles Lindberg received his
famous ticker-tape parade down 5th Avenue in New York
City.
June 7, 1990—Universal Studios Florida opened in
Orlando.
June 14, 1777The Stars and Stripes was adopted by
congress as the Flag of the United States. Today, June
14 is officially “Flag Day” in the United States.
June 8, 1949—The FBI reported notable Hollywood elite
as communists, including John Garfield, Paul Robeson,
Paul Muni, and Edward G. Robinson.
June 15, 1648—Margaret Jones was hanged in Boston
for witchcraft in the first such execution for the
Massachusetts Bay Colony.
June 9, 1934—Donald Duck debuted in The Wise Little
Hen.
June 16, 1903—The Ford Motor company was
incorporated.
June 10, 1854—The first class of the United States
Naval Academy students graduated.
June 17, 1963—The US Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 in
Abington School District v. Schempp, against requiring
the reciting of Bible verses and the Lord’s Prayer in public
schools.
June 11, 1962—Frank Morris, John Anglin and Clarence
Anglin (allegedly) became the only prisoners to escape
from the prison on Alcatraz Island. They were never seen
again after escaping on an inflatable raft.
June 12, 1942—Ann Frank received a diary for her
thirteenth birthday.
June 18, 1983—The space shuttle Challenger launched
into space on its second mission, with Dr. Sally Ride,
making her the first American woman in space.
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NEW LIFE TODAY
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June 19, 1862—The US Congress prohibited slavery in
the United States territories, nullifying Dred Scott v.
Sanford.
June 20, 1893—Lizzie Borden was acquitted of the
murders of her father and stepmother.
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June 24, 1949—The first television western, Hopalong
Cassidy, aired on NBC starring William Boyd.
June 25, 1876—Native American forces, led by Chiefs
Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull, defeated the US Army
troops lead by Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong
Custer in a battle near southern Montana's Little Bighorn
River.
June 21, 1948—Columbia Records introduced the longplaying record album (33 1/3 revolutions per minute) in a
public demonstration at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in
New York, New York. The first was released in 1949 ML 4001, Nathan Milstein performing the Mendelssohn
violin concerto.
June 26, 1974—The Universal Product Code was
scanned for the first time to sell a package of Wrigley's
chewing gum at the Marsh Supermarket in Troy, Ohio.
June 22, 1942—The Pledge of Allegiance was formally
adopted by Congress.
June 28, 1926—Mercedes-Benz was formed by Gottlieb
Daimler and Karl Benz merging their two companies.
June 23, 1868—Christopher Latham Sholes received
the patents (#79265 & #79868) for an invention he
called the "Type-Writer." He also invented the 'QWERTY
keyboard' in 1873.
June 29, 1995—STS-71 Mission; Atlantis Space Shuttle
docked with the Russian space station Mir for the first
time.
June 27, 1985—US Route 66 was officially removed
from the United States Highway System.
June 30, 1936—Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind
was published. 
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Leesburg FL 34749
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The “Church on the Hill”
201 LaVista Street
Fruitland Park FL 34731-4423
Phone: 352.728.1861
Fax: 352.728.8306
E-mail: [email protected]
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Psalm 34:17-18
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VISION STATEMENT: As followers of Jesus Christ, we believe that the Bible is the Word of God, and our love for
God and others compels us to spread the Gospel, by the power of the Holy Spirit, locally, nationally, and globally,
helping everyone experience new life through Christ alone.
MISSION STATEMENT: “The mission of New Life Presbyterian Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ, nurture
and grow the discipleship of those who believe, and send disciples into the world as witnesses to God’s love and
saving grace.” 
New Life
Pastor:
Jim Keegan ([email protected])
Phone: 352.250.0348
Music/Worship Coordinator:
John Kimer ([email protected])
Disciple for Families
Bob Blaise ([email protected])
Youth Pastor:
Bradley Myer ([email protected])
Ministry Assistant:
Sherry Willingham ([email protected])
Financial Manager/Admin Assistant:
Marybeth Harvey
([email protected])
Custodian:
Clarence Willette
([email protected])
Pianists:
Quirino (Q) Rubio
Keri Sellars
Treasurer:
Mac Andrews
Nursery Attendants:
Hattie Corbin
Erin Myer
Funeral Coordinator
Bette White 