November 2014
HPC KOINONIA NEWSLETTER
A Publication of Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
Harvest Game Festival
Potluck
Final All-Church
Gathering
Sunday, Nov. 2
(After church in the FSH)
Saturday
November 22
5:30pm
Town Hall Meeting to voice your
views in response to stated questions
No vote will be taken
Inside this issue:
What’s Happening:
> Final All-Church Gathering
Nov 2
Welcome, Sermons, Greeters
2
> All Saints’ Sunday, Pictures
Daylight Savings Time Ends
Nov 2
The Pastor’s Pen
3
Youth News
4
Education, Service
5
> Middle School Retreat
Nov 7-9
> Men’s Group
Nov 8
Fellowship, Property
6
> Blood Pressure Screening
Deacons, Co-Mission Mtgs
Nov 9
Stewardship
7
Events, Sisters in Christ
8
Worship, Deacons
9
Groups
10
Missions
11
> Pinochle
Nov 14
> Book Club
Nov 16
> Bunko
Nov 18
> CPYA
Nov 21-23
> Ladies Night Out
Nov 21
3 Tables of Christmas Joy, Birthday, Anniversaries 12
> HPC Game Night/Potluck
Nov 22
Calendar
>
13
1st Sunday in Advent
Nov 30
Groups Brunch, Tables of Christmas Joy
www.hillsboropres.com
Welcome Visitors and Newcomers
If If you do not have a
Church Home, consider
being a part of what God is
doing here at HPC. There are
5 steps: 1) Know Jesus Christ
as your Lord and Savior; 2)
Know HPC is where Jesus
wants you to belong; 3)
Attend an HPC 101 Class; 4)
Meet with Session; & 5)
Profess your faith before the
congregation.
Visitors and Newcomers
are invited to everything in
this newsletter. We welcome
YOU in the Name of Jesus
who welcomes us!
The Vision of HPC is for all to EXPERIENCE that
GOD is able to do MORE by His Spirit at work within us.
Therefore:
Our Mission is to continue to build
A CARING, CHRIST-CENTERED COMMUNITY that is excited to KNOW Jesus
GROW Spiritually &
SHOW God’s love
...all for His glory and purpose.
SERMONS
11/2 CONGRATULATIONS! (ALL SAINTS’ SUNDAY)
11/9 CHOOSE, THIS DAY
11/16 RIGHTEOUS IGNORANCE
11/23 ONE RETURNED TO GIVE THANKS
11/30 THE “O” ANTIPHONS
Greeters
11/2 Bob & Lanora Kuest
11/9 Gary & Crystal Jones
11/16 Barb & Bob Rauscher
11/23 Molly Westmoreland
11;30 Nancy Johnson
SCRIPTURE
MATTHEW 5:1-12
JOSH 24:1-3A, 14-25; MATT 25:1-13
MATTHEW 25:31-46
LUKE 17:11-19
PROV 3; EZEKIEL 34; ISAIAH 11, 22, 60;
LUKE 1; PSALM 47; ISAIAH 7
Flowers
Mike & Judy Walker
Fred, Naomi, & Garrett Kuest
Elroy & Greta Schindler
Poinsettias—HPC Families
Thank You to…Lanora Kuest. Lori
Wisdom, Judith Lamp, Sue Dever &
Janine Wikoff for helping in the office
and Worship.
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Pastor’s Pen
“Her pleasure in the walk must arise from the
exercise and the day, from the view of the
last smiles of the year upon the tawny leaves and
withered hedges, and from repeating to
herself some few of the thousand poetical
descriptions extant of autumn--that season of
peculiar and inexhaustible influence on the mind of
taste and tenderness--that season
which has drawn from every poet worthy of being
read some attempt at description, or
some lines of feeling.” ― Jane Austen, Persuasion
Greetings!
Ahh Autumn, how I love this season of our year.
Actually, I find something to be appreciated about
every season of the year; each season brings its
unique array of pleasant sensations, associated
with another mood, the promise of anticipated
activities befitting that time of year.
The changing seasons of the year also provide the
church with recurring opportunities to celebrate
the Christian Faith in worship. The Christian church,
following earlier Jewish tradition, has long used the
seasons of the year as an opportunity for festivals
and holidays, sacred time set aside to worship God
as the Lord of life. While Jewish celebration revolves around the Exodus from Egypt, the Christian
Church year focuses on the life and ministry of
Jesus.
As a congregation moves through the church
calendar, they are presented in an organized way
with the opportunity to talk about, reflect upon,
and respond to the entire range of faith
confessions that lie at the heart of the Christian
Faith. The Christian calendar is organized around
two major centers of Sacred Time: Advent,
Christmas, and Epiphany; and Lent, Holy Week,
and Easter, concluding at Pentecost. The rest of the
year following Pentecost is known as Ordinary
Time, from the word "ordinal," which simply means
counted time (First Sunday after Pentecost, etc.).
Ordinary Time is used to focus on various aspects of
the Faith, especially the mission of the church in
the world.
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Undergirding our journey through the seasons of
the church calendar the Common Lectionary
appoints scriptural texts appropriate for each
Sunday and festival. The lectionary follows a
three-year cycle, each new cycle beginning with the
First Sunday of Advent. Many preachers, including
yours truly, employ the use of the lectionary in
selecting a text upon which to compose their
sermons, week to week, season to season. I have
found that the lectionary has an uncanny ability to
appoint texts which are not only appropriate for
the seasons of the church calendar, but which also
speak to the issues of the day – whether they be
issues being addressed by individual worshipers, or
by the congregation, or within the broader arena of
our society and the world. And, my experience has
been that worshipers in regular attendance, who
are open to hearing the scriptural message that
sometimes “afflicts the comfortable as well as
comforting the afflicted,” find that the discipline of
lectionary-prompted sermon topics to be of benefit
as we travel, together through the church’s
seasons.
Over the coming weeks Christians will experience
not only the changing of climatological seasons, but
also the seasons of our church calendar. We will
move from “ordinary time” into the season of
Advent, embarking on a new year’s consideration
of scriptural texts appointed by “Cycle B” of the
Common Lectionary and leaving behind those texts
we experienced this year of our Lord in “Cycle B” of
the lectionary. I know that you may be saying, “Too
much information, David.” Perhaps you’re right. So
let me put it more simply:
May you, as you experience occasions for
worship during the coming weeks of seasonal
change, bring you blessings of inspiration and
nourishment for your journey, in whatever season
of life you may currently inhabit.
Peace and blessings,
Dave
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Youth News
Fall Retreats
November 7-9 Middle School Retreat in Lincoln City
November 21-23 Senior High CPYA
Cascades Presbyterian Youth Assembly
“BE”
This year I have the great honor of speaking at CPYA.
I am very excited to talk with different students and youth leaders
throughout the Presbytery about discovering who God has called them to be.
Registrations are available for both retreats in the fellowship hall
Pie Auction
November 16, 11:30 am in the fellowship hall
All Proceeds will go to the Senior High Mission Trip to New Orleans,
LA to work with Camp RHINO
Rebuilding Hope in New Orleans (RHINO) is an outreach ministry of St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church and a premier mission
destination. We provide meaningful service opportunities in New Orleans for volunteers from all over the nation and actively work to help
New Orleans residents restore their lives both physically and spiritually. Since initially opening our doors in October 2005 to help with
Hurricane Katrina response, we have welcomed over 6,000 volunteers from various national organizations and built 33 homes through
Habitat for Humanity, as well as partnered with The New Orleans Mission, Second Harvest Food Bank, Magnolia Community Services,
and Parkway Partners to rebuild hope in many different ways all over New Orleans.
No Youth Group
November 9 (Due to middle school retreat)
November 23 (due to CPYA)
November 26 and 30 (For Thanksgiving break)
Ladies Night Out
Ladies Night Out will be hosted by Retha Lange and Char Leep on Friday, November 21,
5:30pm. Stay tuned for more details to come!
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Service
Education
At our Congregational Meeting, Sunday,
October 19, we elected Elders and Deacons
as follows:
Thank you to all who
signed up to teach
Sunday School! We are
looking for a few more
Sunday School teachers
to fill the months of
December 2014-March
2015. If you are
interested in teaching Sunday School for one
month or have any questions about teaching,
please talk to Jennifer.
Elders:
Lori Wisdom
Jill Cessna
Steve Dever
Fred Kuest
Bob Moyers
Class of 2015
Class of 2016
Class of 2017
Class of 2017
Class of 2017
Elders rotating off:
Bill Hill (resigned effective 10-31-14)
Tom Jacquemin (resigned effective 12-31-14)
Susie Carlstrand (Class of 2014)
Marie Chambers (Class of 2014)
Steve Dever (Class of 2014)
Deacons:
Kent Callahan
Class of 2016
Bonnie Jacquemin Class of 2016
Joanie Loepp
Class of 2016
Deacons rotating off:
Bonnie Jacquemin (Class of 2014)
Joanie Loepp (Class of 2014)
Norma VanValkenburg (Class of 2014)
We welcome those Elders and Deacons who
are starting in the new year and we say
“Thank You for your Service” to those Elders
and Deacons who will be rotating off.
Don’t forget our final All-Church Gathering on
Sunday, November 2,, 11:30am in the FSH. This
will be a Town Hall format with an ‘open mic’
for the purpose of providing a forum for HPC
members to express their views in response to
stated questions and for members of session to
hear those views. No vote will be taken at this
Gathering.
It is time to start preparing
for the Children's
Christmas Program!
Please look for
commitment forms to be
coming home. We always
alter the program to fit our
numbers and there will be
roles available for every
interest level! Most practices will occur
during Sunday School. There will mostly
likely be one additional practice outside of
Sunday morning. Please let us know of your
interest and availability as soon as possible.
We are starting a new
sign-in practice in the
nursery. Parents will be
asked to sign their child in
and out. They will also be
able to designate who else is
allowed or not allowed to
pick up their child, as well
as write down any
additional instructions.
Jennifer McLin
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Fellowship
We have had a few
changes with
helpers during
Fellowship hour
recently. I would
like to send a big
thank you to those
that noticed and took it upon themselves to
offer assistance so we could continue caring
for the congregation without missing a step.
God knows when to send angels.
Our replacement freezer was installed in
October. What a blessing.
May the month of November and
Thanksgiving give us all time to reflect on
God’s love. As we fellowship may that love
shine through us to our sisters and brothers.
In God's Hands,
Marie Chambers
Fellowship Elder
Poinsettia Sign Up
Please join in the decorating of our Chancel area
with Poinsettia plants as we celebrate the birth of
Jesus Christ and the season of Christmas. The
poinsettias will be used during the Advent
season until after the services on December 24th,
at which time they are yours to take home or
give as gifts.
Size available is 2 quart (6-8 blooms) for $8.
Please sign up in the Fellowship Hall, make your
checks payable to HPC, and give to Debbi Like
in the Church Office by November 16th.
Property
Status of Grounds care planning.
It has been decided that HPC
Grounds Care will be done by
volunteers. The cost to pay
someone to do the work would
be at $2500 to $3500 a month.
Mike Kilgore has volunteered to
head up the Grounds Care
team. THANK YOU Mike!!
Mike Needs volunteers to help
with the grounds care. This is
a brief list of things related to
HPCs Grounds keeping job:
Mowing, trimming, watering and
related watering system
maintainence. Equipment
maintenance and repairs.
We are also looking for someone
that has the proper licenses to
apply lawn care chemicals.
If you are interested in helping with
any part of the grounds keeping
Please contact Mike Kilgore or
Steve Dever.
Sanctuary Lighting
By the time you read this the
sanctuary stage lighting should be in
good working order. An electrician is
scheduled to work on the lighting issues
on 28-October.
Parking Lot Lighting
By the time you read this the
parking lot lighting will have been
repaired. Repairs are scheduled for
22-Oct.
In Gods Service
Steve Dever
HPC Property Elder
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Stewardship
Revenue:
Actual revenue for September is $13,323 including $2,157 of pass-through expenditures
offsetting prior pass-through receipts. (Receipts prior to pass-through expenditures $15,479)
Budget revenue for September is $21,161. The monthly actual to budgeted revenue deficit is
$7,838.
Actual year-to-date revenue through September totals $53,889 compared to budget year-to date
revenue of $63,483. The year-to-date comparative balance-to-budget ($9,594) reflects a
decrease from the prior month balance of ($1,756).
Expenditures:
Actual expenditures for September are $24,324 compared to budget expenditures of $23,237.
Actual expenditure to budgeted expenditure reflects a monthly budget deficit of $1,087.
Actual year-to-date expenditures through September total $72,315 compared to budget expenditures of $70,651. The year-to-date comparative balance for budgeted expenditures reflects a
decrease resulting in a negative balance of $1,664. (prior month ($577))
Net Revenue and Expenditures:
Net actual revenue and expenditure for September reflects a monthly decrease of $11,001.
Net actual Year-to-date revenue and expenditure through September reflects a decrease of
$18,426. (prior month year-to-date total ($7,425).
Thank you for your continuing prayer and support.
In His Service
William Hill
Stewardship Elder
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Sisters In Christ
Women’s Ministry/Sisters in Christ
is in a time of change with our church
Our fellowship time on Saturday mornings did not
fit into peoples’ schedules as well as it used
to. Ladies Night Out is a great choice for
fellowship.
Bible Study on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 in
the Youth Room with Betty Grissett is going
strong.
If you have questions about The Prayer Shawl
Ministry please contact Sheri Bapzik (see article
below) or any questions about the Memory Quilts
or the Comfort Quilts please contact Shellie
Smith.
Events
Our events committee has been busy
planning a number of events for our church
and community. If you are interested in
joining our group, we do have fun, and you
are more than welcome. I keep the
meetings brief and to the point with an
agenda to help us focus on the specific fun
ahead. All participants are given a chance
to give feedback and are encouraged to
help us make the coming event memorable.
The following events will be happening
over the next several months and we are
looking forward to your participation.
Bring a friend and neighbor to help us
celebrate what HPC is about.
Craft Fair
October 25
9am-4pm in the Fellowship Hall
Prayer Shawl Ministry
All you wonderful folks who
knit and crochet—please pray
over your involvement in this
vital Ministry. I wish I could
convey the joy and smiles I
have received in delivering
these special Prayer Shawls.
The Shawls are donated to Tuality Hospital and
EmpRes Health and Rehabilitation Center
Several of our own Church Family have received
these beautiful Shawls. There has been some
discussion on doing this as a group in addition to
working on them at home. I am open to all
suggestions from anyone interested in helping
with this. God bless you for your kind support.
Sheri Badzik Email: [email protected]
or telephone (503)941-9751
Harvest Game Festival
Saturday, November 22
5:30-8:00pm
Potluck - bring a side-dish as well and we
suggest new socks, blankets, and jackets
for our homeless shelters. This will be a kid
and adult oriented event with games for the
kids, and adults. A new Bingo set is going
to be part of the fun with prizes for the
winners.
Monthly potlucks
coming soon following the holidays.
December
HPC and tree decorating
with time and details to come.
Respectfully,
Tom Jacquemin, Events Elder
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Worship
Greetings All,
November 30th is the
First Sunday in Advent.
We are looking for
Families, Single folks,
church groups to
volunteer to do the Lighting of the Advent
Candles. There are 4 Advent Sundays plus
Christmas Eve. Please let me know as soon as
possible if your family, church group or
individuals folks would like to participate.
The Ushers are looking for additional people
(including youth) to help usher on Sundays.
Please see John McFerran or Elroy Schindler.
We are trying to decide
whether or not to have 1 or
2 services on Christmas
Eve. If we have two
services, the first service
would be geared more
toward the younger
members of our church
and the 2nd service more
adult oriented. Please give
me or Pastor David Lee
your input and thoughts.
Blessings,
John Stroeve
Worship Elder
Deacons
Welcome incoming Deacons (class of 2016) Kent Callahan, Bonnie Jacquemin, and Joanie Loepp.
Thank you to those Deacons rotating off: Bonnie Jacquemin, Joanie Loepp & Norma VanValkenburg.
Our Updated Pictorial Directory will be coming out in December. Rosalie LaFleur will be contacting
you to see if you would like to have your picture taken or retaken. Bob Kuest will be taking pictures
on 3 Sundays in November: 9, 16, and 23; after worship so keep those dates in mind. If any of your
information has changed, please contact Debbi Like in the Church Office, 503-648-5660.
Remember our final All-Church Gathering on Sunday, November 2, 11:30am in the FSH. This will be a Town Hall format for
the purpose of providing a forum for HPC members to express their views in response to stated questions and for members
of session to hear those views. No vote will be taken at this Gathering.
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Connect/Groups
Men of HPC;
The First Saturday Men’s group in October
was a success. We kicked off our first meeting
with a study from the book of Ecclesiastes and
we had excellent weather for washing the windows of the Fellowship Hall and Sanctuary.
We hope you can join us in November for
some fellowship and study from the book of
Daniel. We will meet Saturday November 8th
at 9 AM in the HPC Fellowship Hall. A light
breakfast will be provided and we will discuss
plans for a service project in December.
Book Club – Will meet 3rd Sunday (November 16)
after church in the Quiet Room. Questions? Contact
Pat Ehresmann
Bunko – 3rd Tuesday of the month (November 18).
Women’s Bible Study – Meets Wednesday
mornings, 10am in the Youth Room. Contact Betty
Grissett for more information.
Sunday Brunch—last Sunday of the month
(November 30) at Sunset Grill. Sign up sheet will be
available mid-month in the FSH.
“The Group” meets the 1st and 3rd Mondays of
the month at 7pm. Questions? Contact Jeanie
Morgan.
The Singing Christmas Tree:
Join us on our trip to see Portland’s Singing
Christmas Tree Saturday, December 6th @
3:30 pm in the New Hope Auditorium (new
venue) 11731 NE Stevens Rd, Portland, OR
A few more tickets are left. Price is $21.20
each. Section I, at the top, in the Balcony
level. Book your tickets with Dennis Baker
503-250-1154 or [email protected]
Please speak with me if you are interested in
car-pooling from HPC.
In His Service,
-Dennis
Men’s Bible Study continues to meet Monday
evenings at 7pm in the Library. Questions? Contact
Chuck Staley.
Ladies Night Out meets the 3rd Friday (November
21). Retha Lange and Char Leep will be the
hostesses.
Pinochle meets on the 2nd Friday of the month
(November 14). Questions? Contact Sonya Baker.
Thursday Night Care Group meets Thursday
evenings, 6:30pm at Steve & Sue Devers.
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Missions
Hi HPC ,
A lot is happening as we are getting ready for fall and winter. The Mission Co-mission is on track
in reaching out to those in need and how best to help !
We are contacting: Food Banks; SOS Shelter for volunteer workers and collecting blankets and
warm coats; and a clothing drive for Northwest Children’s Outreach (see article below).
We’re looking at the different organizations we presently support and making some adjustments to
be able to reach out more !
Our Peace Offering totaled $268.00. Thank you to all who contributed.
Betty & Charles Grissett gave a report of 700lbs of food donated to the food bank. Outstanding!
I’m so proud of them. They should have that mailman slogan that reads: Neither Rain, Sleet, or
Snow will stop the food from being collected! A real God’s Blessing!
THE ANNUAL HPC CRAFT FAIR is Saturday, October 25, 9am-4pm. It’s not too late to get
involved. There is still table space available. If you have home-made crafts, bathrobes, aprons,
paper and photo art, garden art, just to name a few, get in touch with Sue Dever. Help is also
needed for set up on Friday, October 24 from 1-6pm. Contact HPC if you have something that you
need transported!
In closing I'd like to thank Mission Co-Mission members: Charles & Betty Grissett, Lanora Kuest,
Lita Lenz, Dee MacDonald, Lois Martz, Jeanie Morgan, Carly Powne, and Norma VanValkenburg
for all their help and hard work!
Blessings
Mike D. Kilgore Sr \ Mission Elder
Clothing Drive for Northwest Children’s Outreach
Northwest Children's Outreach is a faith-based, non-profit organization dedicated to helping families in the Portland
area and surrounding communities. They help fill the needs of these families, providing clothing, infant care products,
diapers, formula and many of the other necessities parents need for their children. This organization functions "as a collection and distribution center, collecting resources for needy children and distributing the goods to local care providers
who meet directly with and prescreen the children." It is 100% volunteer-run, so all donations go straight to the families
who need them.
HPC is collecting gently used coats, hats, gloves, sweaters, shoes, socks, pants and long
sleeve tops, and warm pjs for infants to teens. We will have an orange collection box in
Fellowship Hall starting October 19th and ending November 30th. If you prefer, you can take
your donated items to the Westside Church of Christ collection site at 1800 NE 25th Ave, Suite 13. They will give you a
receipt for your tax deductible donations. NW Children's Outreach is open Monday evenings from 7:00-8:30 and Thursday mornings from 9:00 to 11:00.
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3 tables to help with Christmas Joy:
1. We are asking you to bring sacks of FOOD, various food items,items,Fresh and/or canned – for the food bank;
2. TOYS for Toy & Joy, to go to the fire department and / or
3. MONEY, which will be divided, some to go to the food bank for
Members--In
In--Need Fund.
their needs, and some to go to our HPC Members
Birthdays
Jamie Floch
Marlene Dunlap
Allein Dehaan
Bob Mewhinney
Gladys Kauppila
Ivan Camacho
Shelton Jones
Linsey Schmidt
John Wallace
Irene Johansen
Jeff Priester
David Wisdom
Craig Kellogg
Jared Stroeve
Liz Williams
Anniversaries
1
2
3
3
5
6
6
6
7
8
12
12
13
13
15
Dennis Baker
Adam Friberg
Simone Friberg
Alicia Gay
Elroy Schindler
Dave Van Schepen
Linda Southall
Kyler Fritz
Bob Moyers
Garrett Kuest
Nathaniel Smith
Martha Williams
Margaret Flaherty
16
16
16
16
21
23
23
24
24
26
28
28
30
Dennis & Elaine Baker
Kevin & Liz Williams
11
21
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HPC Calendar—2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
4pm Susie Mellema
Father B-day Party
2
3
4
5
6
7
9am Adult SS
7pm Men’s Bible Stdy 6:30pm Praise
10am Women’s
6:30pm Thursday
10am Worship w/Comm 7pm “The Group”
Team/Band
Bible Study
Care Group
(child SS)
HPC Group 7pm Youth Co-Miss 6:30pm JH YG
8pm AA
11:15am Fellowship
8pm AA
6:45pm Choir
11:15am Pictures
11:30am All-Church
Gathering
6:30pm SH YG
9
10
11
12
13
9am Men’s Group
Work Party
14
9am Adult SS
7pm Men’s Bible Stdy
10am Worship (child SS) 8pm AA
1pm Mission Co-Mis
11:15am Fellowship
6:30pm Praise
11:15am Blood Pressure
Team/Band
11:30am Co-Mission Mtg
7pm Tuesdays Treas
11:30am Deacons
10am Women’s
6:30pm Thursday
7pm Pinochle
Bible Study
Care Group
12:30pm QWO
8pm AA
B-ball
6:30pm JH YG
6:45pm Choir
16
19
17
18
20
8
21
15
22
9am Adult SS
7pm Men’s Bible Stdy 6:30pm Praise
10am Women’s
6:30pm Thursday
5:30pm Ladies Night 5:30pm Harvest
10am Worship (child SS) 7pm “The Group”
Team/Band
Bible Study
Care Group
Out
Game Festival/
11:15am Fellowship
HPC Group 7pm Bunko
6:30pm JH YG
8pm AA
Potluck
11:30am Pie Auction
8pm AA
6:45pm Choir
11:30am Book Club
6:30pm SH YG
23
24
25
26
9am Adult SS
7pm Men’s Bible Stdy 6:30pm Praise
10am Women’s
10am Worship (child SS) 8pm AA
Team/Band
Bible Study
11:15am Fellowship
7pm Session
6:45pm Choir
30
9am Adult SS
10am Worship (child SS)
11:15am Fellowship
11:30am Groups Brunch
27 8pm AA
28
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HILLSBORO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Phone: 503-648-5660
Website: www.hillsboropres.com
Interim Pastor
Youth Pastor
Children’s Ministry Director
Parish Nurse
Church Secretary
FAX: 503-648-7623
E-mail: [email protected]
Office hours: Tues.-Fri.; 9:30am-1pm
Rev. David C. Lee
Carly Powne
Jennifer McLin
NJ Smith
Debbi Like
Session:
Property Elder
Worship Elder
Missions Elder
Education Elder
Stewardship Elder
Service (Operations) Elder
Events Elder
Groups Elder
Fellowship Elder
Steve Dever
John Stroeve
Mike Kilgore
Susie Carlstrand
Bill Hill
Gary Jones
Tom Jacquemin
Dennis Baker
Marie Chambers
Worship: Sunday, 10am
Deacons:
NE (a-l)
NE (m-z)
SE (a-l)
SE (m-z)
Other
West
Rhonda Baggarley
Joanie Loepp
Liz Williams
Bonnie Jacquemin
Norma VanValkenburg
Bert Schroder
Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
172 NE 32nd Ave
Hillsboro, OR 97124
(if you do not wish to receive this newsletter,
please call the Church Office, 503-648-5660)
Ministers: The Members
“God is able..”
Ephesians 3:20