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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | BONITA SPRINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 18, 2015 Welcome to First Presbyterian Church of Bonita Springs!
Whether you’re a resident of Southwest Florida or just visiting, we invite you to participate in any
of the following worship, study, mission or fellowship opportunities available at First Church. So,
as you plan your week, be sure to put “First things” first!
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER
What is shaping your soul these days? In this age of overstimulation, too much information and stress, we can lose touch with
our highest priorities and our deepest needs. What we need is
to know God deeply. The Spiritual Development Center offers
confidential counseling, spiritual direction, retreats, classes and
resources to “shape your soul.” Consider attending these
events:
A Day Away FOR SPIRITUAL RENEWAL
Friday, Jan. 30 | 10 AM–2:30 PM | Chapel & Garden
You are invited for this special time of teaching, private prayer
and quiet reflection led by Pastor June Barrow. Come as you
are, seek His voice and be encouraged on your spiritual journey.
Enjoy solitude, journaling, conversation and share a simple
lunch together. There is no cost for this event; lunch is provided.
The Boundaries Course
Offered in two sessions running 90 minutes:
Tuesday evenings, Feb. 3–March 24| 6:30 PM
Thursday, Feb. 5 –March 26 | 9:30 AM
Have you ever found yourself wondering: Can I
set limits and still be a loving person? How do I
answer someone who wants my time, love,
energy or money? Why do I feel guilty when I
say no? The Boundaries Course should offer
some answers. It is based on the book by Drs.
Henry Cloud and John Townsend. Sessions led
by Dr. Al Barrow and Pastor June Barrow will
present biblically based answers on how to set
healthy boundaries with parents, spouses, children, friends,
coworkers and even ourselves. Available at the BookCenter.
Registration is required for both events; visit the SDC kiosk today to register. You may also contact the Spiritual Development
Center (239-221-8250; [email protected]).
BOOK DISCUSSION
THE LANGUAGE OF GOD:
A SCIENTIST PRESENTS
EVIDENCE FOR BELIEF
Part 2: Tuesday, Jan. 20
7:00-8:30 PM | CenterPoint
Join us for a lively discussion of
this bestselling book, written by
geneticist Francis Collins—one of
the leading Christian evangelists
for the advocacy of Theistic Evolution. Moderated by Pastor
Doug Pratt and Scott Flaig, it is
sponsored by the Men’s Ministry
and open to the congregation.
Questions? Contact Scott Flaig
(239-949-7307). Purchase your
copy today in the BookCenter.
NEXT SUNDAY
KIRKIN’
O’ THE TARTAN
Help us observe this
annual tradition and celebrate
our Scottish heritage.
If you would like to participate
as a tartan bearer in the 9 AM
or 11 AM service (or both!),
contact Cheryl Bauer
([email protected] or
239-992-3410 ext. 232).
Tartans provided!
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FIRST MISSIONS
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MINISTRY
Around the Corner, Around the World
Sunday Morning Classes
Revival Sport
EURASIA
Revival Sport operates as a multicultural non-profit organization
working in partnership with communities, sports networks and
faith based organizations. Their
vision is to develop healthy and
sustainable faith communities by
using Scripture and sports. Their
mission is to train and equip the
next generation of leaders in Eurasia in community transformation
efforts for effective Christian discipleship through the sports. In
2014 there were 6,822 leaders
who successfully completed 378
trainings/conferences through the
Eurasia Sport Coalition, of which
Revival Sport is a part. As a result,
89,163 people participated in
sports projects that included the
invitation for spiritual growth and
individuals from 117 nations
joined 2,219 Bible study groups
after sports ministry projects.
Please pray for Revival Sport—
their leadership, ministry teams
and community efforts. To learn
more, visit revivalsport.org.
D.I.G.: The Gospel Unleashed–Acts of the Apostles
10:05-10:45 AM | Great Room
Join us as our pastoral staff “digs” into
the Book of Acts, one chapter at a time!
Explore how believers were empowered
by the Holy Spirit and worked to spread
the Gospel of Christ from Jerusalem to
Rome. Discover anew the excitement of the early church as
Christ’s movement explodes into the world!
The Screwtape Letters
10:05–10:45 AM | Price Chapel
In addition to our D.I.G. Bible study on Sunday
mornings, Dr. Al Barrow (Director of Spiritual
Life at the new Spiritual Development Center)
is teaching this engaging class through March.
A milestone in the history of popular theology,
The Screwtape Letters derives much of its appeal from C.S. Lewis’s startlingly original reversal: telling a story about Christian faith from the perspective of a devil trying to
secure the destruction of one man’s soul. Available in the
BookCenter.
Monday Pastor’s Class
7 PM | CenterPoint
Don’t miss these information and inspiring classes led by
members of our pastoral staff.
JAN. 19: Five Most Misunderstood Scripture Passages ∣ Pastor McWilliams
JAN. 26: Anger—The Misunderstood Emotion ∣ Pastor June & Dr. Barrow
FEB. 2: A Close Up Look Inside Russia Today ∣ Pastor McWilliams
ART GALLERY
New Show Set-up
Tuesday, Jan. 20 | 10:30 AM
Artists are encouraged to submit
their work on Jan. 20 between
10:30 AM and 12:30 PM. Previous show participants may also
pick up their work at this time. Art
must be framed and wired for
hanging. Entry forms available in
the Art Gallery. Contact Joan Stobart (239-948-0979).
THE GREAT BANQUET ANNUAL RETREAT
Men: Feb. 5-8, 2015 | Women: Feb. 12-15, 2015
The Great Banquet weekend is a 72-hour experience, beginning Thursday evening and concluding Sunday evening. For
three days, guests live and study together through a worshipful
time of singing, prayer and discussion. RSVP today!
Questions? Visit the Great Banquet kiosk this morning. You
may also contact: Lee Gery ([email protected]; 239-4986051) or David Mustian ([email protected]; 239-498-5972).
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IN OUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS
Our Prayer Chain continues to pray for all who have asked for
prayer. To be added or removed from the Prayer Chain, please call
Sherri Feeley (992-2726) or place your written request in our
“prayer box” at the Welcome Desk.
Special Prayers
Please remember Mimi Labs, Alan Moir.
Pastoral Care Line: 239-992-6887 The Pastors, Parish Nurses, Deacons and Visitation Team are
available as needs arise. Please leave a message on the Pastoral
Care Line if you or someone you know has been hospitalized, requests a visit or is in need of prayer.
PARISH NURSE MINISTRY
Eye Health Seminar
Tuesday, Jan. 20 | 3–4:30 PM | Price Chapel
Learn the latest treatment options for dry eyes, irritation, blepharitis and allergies from Board Certified Ophthalmologist James
Croley III, MD. Free & open to the community; no reservations
needed.
Questions? Contact the Parish Nurse Office (239-992-3233 or
[email protected]).
MEMBERSHIP CLASS TODAY
6:30-8:30 PM | McClure Hall
First Church extends an invitation to those interested in
learning more about church
membership. This class, led by
Senior Pastor Doug Pratt, offers
information regarding the Presbyterian faith as well as our
church—its history, principles,
pastors, staff and ministries.
Connect with others new to our
church; get to know our pastors
and church leaders; discover
opportunities for fellowship and
service. Membership options
will be explained with no obligation to join. Walk-ins welcome.
To reserve your spot, see Rebecca Harley at the Welcome
kiosk in the Narthex or call her
at 239-229-8953.
FIRST MISSIONS
BONITA CHRISTIAN FORUM
Gretchen Carlson
Tuesday, Jan. 27 | 7:30 PM
Our guest is FOX News anchor and former Miss
America Gretchen Carlson.
Tickets are required (and have been distributed
in advance to all Friends of the Forum sponsors).
At this time, only tickets for McClure Hall seating
remain, where the event can be experienced live
via high definition audio/video feed. A limited
number of free tickets are available in Lightner Conference Room
after worship services today; any remaining tickets will be given
out to the general public beginning Tuesday, January 20, 9:00 AM
at the Ticket Office.
Sponsors: If you have tickets you are not able to use, please pass
them on to neighbors or friends who can attend this event, or return them to the ticket office for redistribution.
For more information, contact Event Manager Jeff Wain (239-9923410 ext. 250 or [email protected]). Habitat for Humanity
Habitat needs volunteers to
help build a home for a deserving family right here in Bonita
Springs. The home site is at
26870 Red Blossom Drive and
volunteers can come to help on
Tuesday from 8 AM to 2 PM.
Whatever your talents, Habitat
can use your help. Directions to
homesite: East on East Terry
St. to Southern Pines (just before I-75) turn left ¼ mile to
Red Hibiscus, site will be on
your left.
Questions? Call Paul Spinka at
630-640-8604.
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MEN’S MINISTRY
CHILDREN & FAMILY MINISTRY
Breakfast Fellowship
At Neon Kids, our mission is to partner
with parents to lead children into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Thursdays | 7:20 AM
in McClure Hall
We hope you will join us this
week for our Bible study and
discussion of current events
with Pastor Doug Pratt, who is
leading a series on “God’s Plan
for the Back Nine of Life.” On
Jan. 29, our guest speaker will
be Tom Case—a local businessman and champion amateur
golfer, who will share his faith
journey. All men are encouraged to invite friends; breakfast
is complimentary for first-time
attendees.
For more info, contact Mike
Greene ([email protected];
239-676-1462).
SINGLE DIRECTION
Single Direction offers opportunities for singles (50+) to gather for fun and Christian fellowship. In addition to meeting for
brunch after the 11 AM service
on Sundays, activities are
scheduled monthly.
Dinner & Program
Thursday, Jan. 22 | 6 PM
in McClure Hall
Enjoy a catered dinner and
“Karaoke Night” featuring DJ
Brian Graceland. Sign up today!
Visit our kiosk this morning or
contact Shirley Kuaile (1-937935-4682).
To learn more, visit neonkids.org, inquire
Sunday at the Children’s Desk or contact Children’s Ministry Coordinator Lauren Hargis ([email protected]; 239-992-3233).
Sunday Schedule
Childcare for children ages 6 months–2 years is available at the
9 AM service. The Children’s Choir begins at 10 AM. Our monthly Family Worship Service is today at 11 AM in the Sanctuary
and includes a message for the children. Afterward, children may
stay in the service or depart for Neon Kids — our Sunday school
classes with age-appropriate lessons for children 6 months
through 5th grade.
YOUTH MINISTRY: GROUP 3IN1
Wednesday Fellowship
Sunday School
6-7:30 PM | FMC #8
9 AM | Youth Ministry Office
At Group 3in1, our mission is to raise leaders from among our
youth to further the Kingdom, focusing on Biblical principles essential to spiritual growth. We meet twice weekly; middle and
high school students are invited to join us. Questions? Contact
Josh Pelkey ([email protected]; 239-992-2233).
EXPLORING LOCAL FLORIDA NATURE
Visit Naples Botanical Garden
Tuesday, Jan. 20 | 9:30 AM | Carpool from church parking lot
Nature explorers are invited to join us for an outing to Naples
Botanical Garden, which has recently opened a multi-million dollar renovation program—adding three new gardens and a retail
center. Both “Path-walkers” (those who can walk up to a mile)
and “Tram-riders” (those who may have difficulty walking) are
invited. We expect to have at least three wheelchairs (free) and
two electric scooters ($12) available. Cost for the guided, 1½‐
hour tour is $20/person. Bring a picnic lunch; we will eat at a
nearby park. The Garden also has a grill to purchase sandwiches/salads. We should return to the church around 2:00.
To reserve your spot on this fun outing or for more details about
our groups, please contact one of our coordinators: Don Sauerman (239-992-6926); Margaret Winn (239-223-8692); or Joan
Havens-Kester (239-961-0861).
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WOMEN’S CONNECTION
A Taste of Women’s Connection
Tuesday, Jan. 20 | 10-11:30 AM | MCH
New to FPC and wondering what Women’s Connection is all
about? You are invited to a tasting of homemade treats, gourmet teas and coffees, and a menu of ways to connect with
other women at FPC. Find out “what’s cooking”—upcoming
events, Bible studies, speakers, field trips and more. Today is
the sign-up deadline; visit the Women’s kiosk or contact Beth
Johansen ([email protected]; 239-676-1650).
Manna for Monday
Mondays | 2 PM | CenterPoint
Kelly Minter’s book, What Love Is, will guide our discussion
of 1, 2 and 3 John. Study guide available in the BookCenter.
Working Women’s Fellowship
Tuesdays | 7 PM | Lightner Conf. Rm.
Join WWF for our new DVD study of Andy Stanley’s It Came
From Within as we look more deeply into what it means to
“guard your heart for it is the wellspring of life.” (Prov. 4:23)
Wednesday in the Word
Wednesdays | 9:30 AM | MCH
Our new study is based on the book, Jeremiah: Daring to
Hope in an Unstable World by Melissa Spoelstra. Whether
facing everyday challenges or a major crisis, you’ll be encouraged. Study guide available in the BookCenter.
Wednesday Prayer Group
1st & 3rd Wednesdays | 11 AM | Price Parlor
All women are welcome to help us pray for the concerns of
our families, friends, church, community, country and world.
Moore on Thursday
Thursdays | 11 AM–1 PM | Chapel
During this 11-week study on Beth Moore’s book, Esther: It’s
Tough Being a Woman, we hope to learn how to trust in
God’s providence. Study guide available in the BookCenter.
ACoverGirl’sStoryofRedemption
Saturday | March 7 | 10AM–3:30PM
MusicbyBillyDean&DawnandGabriellaFrei
TICKETS: $20 (includes lunch)
Today is the final Sunday tickets will be sold during First Stop for
this event. After today, they may be purchased at the church Ticket
Office, Monday–Thursday, 9 AM–4 PM (239-992-3410 ext. 250).
Nifty-Thrifty Fashion Show
and Luncheon
Wednesday, Jan. 28 | 12 noon
In McClure Hall
Our last Women’s Connection
Thrift Shop Fashion Show was such
a hit, we’re doing a reprise! Join us
for a delicious lunch and a sampling of what’s available for the
budget-conscious “fashionista.”
Cost is $20. Sign up at the Sunday
morning Women’s kiosk by Jan. 25.
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For more details on Women’s Connection, stop by the Women’s kiosk
this morning or contact Judy Calhoun ([email protected] or
239-992-3233 ext. 293).
PREPAREDNESS MINISTRY
How to Prepare
for a Crisis, PART 1
Thursday, Jan 29
2-3:30 PM | MCH
Do you know where your important
documents are located? Do you
have a will or trust? Are you prepared for the death or chronic illness of a child, spouse, parent or
even yourself? In Part 1, learn how
to plan ahead for a crisis financially and spiritually. Guest speakers:
Attorney/Estate Planner Michael
Hill, Pastor Steven Grant and Parish Nurse Stephanie Stec, RN.
This seminar is free and open to
the community. Reservations are
not required but to be assured a
packet of information, we ask that
you contact Connie Duquin (239495-1744; [email protected]).
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PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY
Our prayer shawls are made by volunteers who dedicate their time to either
knitting or crocheting a shawl according
to our easy instructions. We invite you to
join our ministry.
Visit the Prayer Shawl kiosk today or
contact Polly Grafton (239-949-4632).
RECENT STOCK DONATIONS
The church has received unidentified
stock from Apple, Inc. and Torchmark
Corp. If anyone donated this stock,
please contact David Reynolds in the
office (239-992-3233). Thank You.
PERSONAL STORIES OF FAITH
Do you have a “first person” story of
inspiration that you would like to share?
Have you gone through difficulty and
come out the other end realizing God’s
power and blessings? You are invited to
submit your story for the next issue of
our church newsletter. Please email
Epistle editor Rita J. Flower-Opdycke
([email protected]) with submission
or questions. Our deadline is Feb. 1. FIRST STOP... is our coffee & fellowship
time after worship. Come to McClure Hall for
refreshments, fellowship, & sign-up
opportunities.
TODAY’S KIOSKS IN MCCLURE HALL:
Community – Benefit Concerts
Great Banquet
Men’s Ministry
Military Care Ministry
Order of St. Luke
Single Direction Ministry
Spiritual Development Center
Women’s Ministry
LIGHTNER CONFERENCE ROOM:
BCF | Travel | Women’s Ministry
NARTHEX: Sacred Arts
ART GALLERY: The Lunch Bunch
MILITARY CARE MINISTRY
If you have a loved one in the military and/or serving
overseas, stop by the Military kiosk today and sign them
up to be included in our prayer list and to receive care
packages. You may also email your request to Jim Brandreth ([email protected] or 239-992-4167); be sure
to include their name, address and your contact info.
A SINCERE “THANK YOU”
...To Clarkey Holden and her flower crew for beautifying
our worship areas with poinsettias for Christmas: Linda
Colvin, Rick & Peggy Eble, Pat Hamilton, John & Joan
Lewis, Sue Murray, Norma Reynolds, and Ron & Marcia
Sobolik. We are grateful for your time and talents!
PUBLICATIONS MINISTRY
Join Our Bulletin Crew!
Fridays | 8:30 AM | Narthex
If you have a few hours to spare on Friday mornings,
consider joining our team of volunteers who collate the
Sunday bulletins. We invite you to join us this Friday…
and have a cup of coffee with us afterward. Questions?
Contact Publications Manager Rita J. Flower-Opdycke
(239-992-3233 or [email protected]).
TWO BENEFIT CONCERTS HOSTED BY FPC
The Legacy of Harry Chapin
Tuesday, Feb. 3 | 7:30 PM | Free Tickets
BENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE HARRY CHAPIN FOOD BANK
The Steve Chapin Band (the original Harry Chapin Band
led by his brother, Steve) will perform the classic rock
favorites recorded by Harry Chapin. Tickets are free and
required for seating. A free will offering will be received.
Paul Todd & Friends Benefit Concert
Tuesday, Feb. 10 | 7 PM | Tickets: $30 Gen. Adm.
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE LOCAL SALVATION ARMY
Singer/keyboardist Paul Todd is famous for playing six
keyboards simultaneously. (Cash or check payable to
the Salvation Army; designate “Friends Benefit.”
Tickets for these two benefit concerts are available
this morning at the Community kiosk.
Also available at the church Ticket Office:
Monday-Thursday, 9 AM–4 PM | 239-992-3410 ext. 250
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FPC BOOKCENTER
Visit our BookCenter for a wide selection of nonfiction, fiction, devotionals, Bibles and classic
Christian literature. Books are always 20% off
retail. Open Sunday after worship and Monday
through Thursday, 10 AM–3 PM.
Featured Titles This Week
In His Steps Charles Sheldon
One of the bestselling books of all time, this Christian classic takes place in the railroad town of
Raymond where Rev. Henry Maxwell challenges
his congregation to not do anything for a year
without asking, “What would Jesus do?”
The Greatest Words Ever Spoken
Compiled by Steven K. Scott, this amazing collection consists of all the sayings of Jesus that
address nine crucial areas of life—His teachings and promises on 222 topics.
The Third Target Joel Rosenberg
When New York Times foreign correspondent J.
B. Collins hears rumors that ISIS has captured
chemical weapons inside Syria, he must pursue
the story. Knowing that terrorist forces are already trying to bring down two Arab governments in the region—Iraq and Syria—can Collins
uncover the truth before it’s too late? Or will
the terrorists succeed in setting their sights on
the third target and achieving genocide?
WEEKLY CALENDAR
Sunday, January 18
First Light Service, 7:30A, Sanctuary
Worship Service, 9:00A, Sanctuary & CPT
Children’s Choir, 10:00A, FMC #7
Group 3in1 Youth Sunday School, 10:00A, YMO
D.I.G. Bible Study: Acts, 10:05A, GR
The Screwtape Letters Study, 10:05A, Chapel
Family Worship Service, 11:00A, Sanctuary & CPT
Neon Kids Sunday School, 11:15A, FMC
A Time of Prayer & Communion, 12:00P, Chapel
Membership Class, 6:30P, MCH
Monday, January 19
Manna on Monday, 2:00P, CPT
Angelus Bell Choir, 5:00P, Sanctuary
Monday Pastor’s Class, 7:00P, CPT
Tuesday, January 20
Taste of Women’s Connection, 10:00A, MCH
Art Gallery New Show Setup, 10:30A, Art Gallery
Men’s Ministry Leadership Team, 1:00P. LCR
GriefShare, 1:30P, Parlor
Tuesday Singers, 1:30P, Millennium House
Eye Health Seminar, 3:00P, Chapel
Disciple Group, 3:30P, GR
Book Discussion: The Language of God, 7:00P, CPT
Working Women’s Fellowship, 7:00P, LCR
Wednesday, January 21
Wednesday in the Word, 9:30A, MCH
Women’s Prayer Group, 11:00A, Parlor
New Horizons Band, 2:30P, Chancel
Jubilate Bells, 5:45P, Sanctuary
Men’s Choir, 6:00P, Chapel
Group 3in1 Youth Ministry, 6:00P, FMC #8
Chancel Choir, 7:00P, CR
Thursday, January 22
Men’s Fellowship Breakfast, 7:20A, MCH
Banner Committee, 9:00A, GR
Moore on Thursday, 11:00A, Parlor
Mission Prayer Team, 11:00A, HHC
OSL Class, 12:30, LCR
Preparedness Ministry, 2:00P, HHC
Single Direction Dinner, 6:00P, MCH
Session, 7:00P, CPT
Friday, January 23
Dixie Disciples Rehearsal, 9:00A, GR
Saturday, January 24
Fine Arts Concert: Thomas Pandolfi, 7:30P,
Sanctuary
Sunday, January 25
First Light Service, 7:30A, Sanctuary
Worship Service, 9:00A, Sanctuary & CPT
Children’s Choir, 10:00A, FMC #7
Group 3in1 Youth Sunday School, 10:00A, YMO
D.I.G. Bible Study: Acts, 10:05A, GR
The Screwtape Letters Study, 10:05A, Chapel
Worship Service, 11:00A, Sanctuary & CPT
Neon Kids Sunday School, 11:00A, FMC
A Time of Prayer & Communion, 12:00P, Chapel
CPT=CenterPoint
CR=Choir Room
FMC=Family Ministries Ctr.
GR=Great Room
HHC=Hawk Hospitality Ctr.
LCR=Lightner Conf. Rm.
MCH=McClure Hall
YMO=Youth Ministry Office
“The Unseen Hand”
Luke 12:13-21 (NIV)
Someone in the crowd said to him, “Teacher, tell my brother to divide the inheritance with me.”
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Jesus replied, “Man, who appointed me a judge or an arbiter
between you?” 15 Then he said to them, “Watch out! Be on your
guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.”
16
And he told them this parable: “The ground of a certain rich
man yielded an abundant harvest. 17 He thought to himself,
‘What shall I do? I have no place to store my crops.’
18
“Then he said, ‘This is what I’ll do. I will tear down my
barns and build bigger ones, and there I will store my surplus
grain. 19 And I’ll say to myself, “You have plenty of grain laid up
for many years. Take life easy; eat, drink and be merry.”’
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“But God said to him, ‘You fool! This very night your life
will be demanded from you. Then who will get what you have
prepared for yourself?’
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“This is how it will be with whoever stores up things for
themselves but is not rich toward God.”
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TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY
“Discover Israel”
Holy Land Trip
A 10-day tour led by
Pastor Steven & Nanette Grant
March 14-24, 2015
Experience the spiritual power
of the Holy Land when you walk
where Jesus walked. The trip
will include: Bethlehem, Nazareth, Capernaum, Mount Carmel, Jerusalem, the Sea of Galilee, the Dead Sea, the Via Dolorosa, the Mount of Olives, Gethsemane, the Garden Tomb, the
Church of the Holy Sepulcher,
the Wailing Wall, and following
the road to Emmaus.
For more information on this
trip, visit Lightner Conference
Room today during First Stop.
You may also contact Pat Hazen at Pelican Landing Travel,
239-948-1000.
2015 OFFERING ENVELOPES
Your 2015 offering envelopes
may be picked up. Look for
them on tables in the Mission
hallway across from the office
entrance. If you have a question or do not find your envelopes, contact the church office
at 239-992-3233.
9751 Bonita Beach Road | Bonita Springs, FL 34135 | 239.992.3233 | fpcbonita.org
First Academy of Music ~ 239.992.3410 | First Thrift Shop ~ 239.992.0285
Spiritual Development Center ~ 239.221.8250 | Wonder Years Preschool ~ 239.948.6677