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Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
March 30, 2016
“The Pastor’s Page” Inside
PW Circles
High School
Workcamp Brunch
Borrow-A-Youth
Traveling Day
Camp Dates
VBS Dates
PW Spring
Gathering
Sponsor a
Workcamper
Exploring
Membership
PW Rummage
Sale
Where Did All That Money Go? When we put together our “Foundations for the Future” Capital Campaign, we designated 10% of all money raised to be given to missions. This was an ambitious and generous goal, and we’ve been setting aside the 10% for mission work as money has been received. As of the end of Feb. we had received about $724,000 in total campaign giving, meaning we have over $70,000 available for missions. Here is what we have done with the mission money:
$30,000 Clean water project in Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas, Mexico. We have partnered with Water Missions International to provide drinking water for up to 10,000 people! This project should be completed in the next few months.
$20,000 Gettysburg C.A.R.E.S We have been a supporter of this ministry to house homeless people and assist them in finding permanent housing since it began three years ago. Their financial needs include money for staffing and office space.
$10,000 Adams Rescue Mission This money will help renovate their kitchen, a project that is desperately needed.
$10,000 Source of Life orphanage in Haiti. We have worked with their director, Jacques Merine for five years, watch-ing this dream become a reality!
Thank you to all of you for your faithful giving to the capital campaign, which is in its last year. We need about $75,000 to meet our goal of $800,000. Let’s finish strong! Dave
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CONDOLENCES
Our thoughts and prayers are with Brenda McCabe on the recent death of her father.
NEED A RIDE? If you are having trouble attending church services and/or church functions due to not
having transportation, let the Deacons help you. We are only a phone call away.
The transportation Deacon March 13—April 10 is Dave Boyer 528-8676 and
April 11—May 8 is Karen Breighner at 359-4492.
Happy Birthday to... April 1 Ryan Dudash
Dylan Fissel
Matthew Johnson
April 2
Lynne Graziano
Ian Isherwood
Susan Kint
April 3 Benjamin Soliday
April 4
Jacqueline Pizzuto
Savannah Soliday
Art Stabler
Dick Wisor
April 6 Bill Ellefson
Natalie Hinton
Hatty Ketterman
Amy Suarez
April 7 Kristin Russo
Alexis Stone
April 8 Brian Breighner
April 9 Carol Geist
Susan Lindsay
Dorothy Oblack
April 10 Eric Maitland
April 11 Sal Chandon
Scott Freeman
April 12 Beth Bahm
Julie Kint
Susan Pizzuto
April 13 Ethan Burgess
Dale Gallon
Kathleen Redding
Drusilla Warner
April 14 Jerry Heeschen
April 16 Jared Lochary
Amy Stewart
Judy Temme
April 17 Brianna Meyer
Andy Miner
April 18 Hayden Hall
Richard Heflin
April 19 Michael Beegle
April 20 Madison Brubaker
Sandra Dixon
Cindi Knouse
Betty Kump
April 21 Mike Franek
April 22 Mary Shuss
Lance Snyder
Marilyn Zanger
April 23 Suzanne Bower
Lucas Delacruz
Melanie Keller
April 24 Henry Fernandes
Frank Pizzuto
Amy Tomassini
April 25 Isabella Fernandes
Brandy Mosser
John Reber
April 26 Judy Bullis
Elijah Dillman
April 27 Charlotte King
Holly Stabler
Julio Suarez
April 28 Tony Angelini
Katherine FitzGerald
Brayden Lush
Shelli Strausner
Tammi Swartzbaugh
Dolores Yakencheck
April 29 Lawrence Sanders
April 30 Josie Brownley
Amira Reed
TO LENTEN SMALL GROUP LEADERS AND PARTICIPANTS
On behalf of the Adult Discipleship Committee I want to thank each of you for your leadership and participation in the Lenten Small Groups. I hope that you found our study of the Apostles’ Creed for Today to be rewarding and inspiring in our journey together as disciples of Jesus Christ. I know I will be more thoughtful about the meaning of each word in the Creed each time I recite it in the future. I truly believe that small groups offer us a unique opportunity to fellow-ship together and learn more of God’s will in our lives as we travel together as brothers and sisters in Christ. In Christ, John Harman, Elder Adult Discipleship Committee
THANK YOU to all adults who helped make the Youth Club Lock-In a success.
We had 18 children go swimming at the YWCA and then return to GPC for pizza and a night of games.
Mexico Mission Trip Mexico Mission Trip applications are now available and are due back on April 10. Trip dates are July 11-18. We’ll do a construction project (no skills necessary!), run a Vacation Bible School, distribute reading glasses, and fellowship with our Christian brothers and sisters in the Yucatan. Contact Pastor Dave at 334-1235, ext. 3 for more info.
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April
Music Schedule
April 3 8:15 a.m. Early Choir
11:00 a.m. Adult Choir
Recorder Consort
April 10 8:15 a.m. Women’s Choir
11:00 a.m. Women’s Choir
Michelle Gorski
April 17 8:15 a.m. Youth Bell Choir
Youth Choir
11:00 a.m. Adult Bell Choir
Chapel Bell Choir
Chapel Choir
April 24 8:15 a.m. Men’s Choir
11:00 a.m. Men’s Choir
Flute Choir
HIGH SCHOOL FELLOWSHIP
April
April 3 5:30 - 7:00 Dinner & Fellowship
April 10 8:00 - 2:00 Workcamp Brunch
April 17 5:30 - 7:00 Dinner & Fellowship
April 24 5:30 - 7:00 Dinner & Fellowship
MidSHIP Schedule
April
April 3 5:30 - 7:00 Dinner & Fellowship
April 6 2:45 - 5:00 Small Group
April 10 5:30 - 7:00 Bowling
April 13 2:45 - 5:00 Small Group
April 17 5:30 - 7:00 Dinner & Fellowship
April 20 2:45 - 5:00 Small Group
April 24 5:30 - 7:00 Dinner & Fellowship
April 27 2:45 - 5:00 Small Group
PW CIRCLES
Elizabeth Circle Mary Martha Circle Esther Circle Monday, April 18, 1:00 p.m. Monday, April 18, 7:00 p.m. Thursday, April 21, 9:30 a.m. Paideia House Paideia House, First Floor Eisenhower Lounge at GPC Hostess: Helen Stabler Lesson 8: John 4: 1-30, 39-42; Lesson 8: John 4: 1-30, 39-42; Acts 2: 44-47 Acts 2:44-7
Attention College Students!!
You are invited to a lunch at
Pastor Dave and Bonnie’s house
This Sunday, April 3 at noon.
Please contact Pastor Dave in the church office
to sign up or email him at
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTIVE
“ASK – FAITH QUESTIONS IN A SKEPTICAL AGE”
We live in a skeptical age. People –especially young people—express doubts about Christian
faith. In this thoughtful 8 week study, Bishop Scott Jones and Rev. Arthur Jones address
hard questions that we all face when considering faith, religion and the church. Susan
Kolmer will facilitate this discussion beginning Sunday, April 3 through May 29 at 9:30 am
in the MacAskill Room. Everyone welcome.
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High School Workcamp Brunch is April 10
What: Food, Fellowship and Fundraiser for High School Workcamp
When: Sunday, April 10, 2016
Where: Fellowship Hall
Time: 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. (After 1st Service & Before 2nd Worship Service)
10:00 to 11:00 a.m. (After 2nd Service & Before 3rd Worship Service)
11:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon (After Sunday School)
12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m. (After 3rd Worship Service)
Cost: $10.00 (13 years and older) $5.00 (12 years and younger)
Why: To off-set the cost per student to go to Prairie Grove, Arkansas from June 10 - 19, 2016 The brunch is catered by the Dobbin House and features: egg-bake; waffles; bacon; potatoes; fruit and cheese tray; muffins; with orange juice, coffee, tea, and water to drink. To reserve a seat at the Brunch for one of the times above you must purchase a ticket in Fellowship Hall on Sunday mornings, throughout the week in the church office, or email Rev. Nyiri at [email protected] (put “Workcamp Brunch” in subject line). Please Note: If you reserve a seat at the brunch we will need to col-lect the price of the ticket even if you have to miss the brunch. If you cannot attend the brunch and would like to support Workcamp 2016, contact Rev. Nyiri in the church office. Your generous support will help send students to serve God in Prairie Grove, AR. You have supported us generously in past years and we thank you in advance for this year’s support.
Borrow-a-Youth – April 30th – 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Borrow-a-Youth
April 30th from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Your Name:
Your Address: _______________________
Your Phone #: The best time to call you is:
Your Email (only if you check email regularly):
Projects you wish us to consider (Please be as specific as possible):
Return the form to Rev. Lou Nyiri either in the church office, in the offering plate or
via email [email protected].
If you could use a 5-7 person servant team of high school students and adult leaders to come to your home and assist
you with mild clean up or upkeep, then contact Rev. Nyiri in the church office. We are looking for projects that will
take no more than 2 hours to complete – i.e. washing windows, cleaning gutters, moving furniture, and possibly mod-
est home repair. Our worksite coordinating team will contact you to discuss the project and see if it will fit into a 2
hour allotted time. This event is part of our high school workcamp preparation as we get ready to go and serve this
summer in Prairie Grove, AR. The group would arrive at your home on Saturday, April 30th around 9:30 a.m. and
work on the assigned project. At noon they will be cleaned up, enjoy a lunch which they will bring with them and
have a devotion during their lunch time. You are invited to join them in the devotion if you are so inclined. Return
the form below by April 24th so that our worksite coordinating team can contact you.
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Sponsor a Workcamper
Workcamper Sponsor
I will sponsor a workcamper for the GPC High School’s 2016 REACH Workcamp Mission Trip
to Prairie Grove, AR.
Your Name:
Your Address:
Your Email:
I am enclosing a full scholarship of $375.00.
I am enclosing a half scholarship of $188.00.
I am enclosing a partial scholarship of $100.00.
I am enclosing a scholarship in the amount of $ .
The 2016 High School Summer Workcamp is heading to Arkansas from June 10-19. The further distance has
increased our trip cost and necessitated the need to add another fund raiser this year. After discussion and
approval at the March Session meeting, we are offering the congregation a chance to sponsor a workcamper. If
you or your company/business would like to sponsor a workcamper please fill out the form below and return to
the church office marked attention: Rev. Lou Nyiri (checks payable to: Gettysburg Presbyterian Church). As
a sponsor you will receive a postcard from a workcamper during the week of workcamp, plus you and a guest
will be invited to a catered meal following workcamp where you will hear firsthand from a workcamper about
their experience. We thank you in advance for your prayerful support and generosity.
TRAVELING DAY CAMP
July 25-29, 2016
Registration forms will be available in Fellow-ship Hall on April 3
rd. Cost is $91 and open
to children completing Kindergarten through 8
th Grade. Other Krislund Camp information
is on the bulletin board in Fellowship Hall.
SPRING GATHERING for PW of the Carlisle Presbytery
Saturday April 9, 2016 At Falling Spring Presbyterian Church
Chambersburg, PA
9:30 a.m. Registration 9:45 a.m. Welcome, Devotions, Business Meeting 11:15 a.m. Morning Program Katy Dortenzo on Sweet Grace Ministries 12:15 p.m. Lunch 1:00 p.m. Afternoon Program Practicing Radical Hospitality with Heather Sigler and Destini Hodges
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL:
“Egypt: Joseph from Prison to Palace”
Vacation Bible School
will be June 20 – 24th
Volunteer signups begin on April 3rd
. Please sign up to help us spread the story
of Jesus to others.
YOU ARE INVITED:
You’re invited to join us for a free financial educational series called More Than Money Matters®.
It’s a five-session series, created by Thrivent Financial, that’s designed to equip you with tools and information to help you manage your money wisely and make spending decisions that align with your goals and values. During the work-shop, you’ll learn how to: Set SMART goals; Find money to save; Understand credit and debt; Put it all together by creating a budget to help manage your finances.
The educational workshop will be offered at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church, 208 Baltimore St., Gettysburg, PA 17325 on Sunday evenings at 5:00 PM from April 3 until May 1. To register contact the church office or Cheryl Betts at (717) 334-1235 or email [email protected] by March 31 to reserve your spot.
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“Calendar of Giving” The Calendar of Giving is an opportunity for our congre-gation to support numerous local organizations. Through this program, we identify local organizations that are in need of smaller donations. Each month, we will be collecting specific items for the identified organization.
For the month of:
April We will be collecting items for
Survivors, Inc. NEW & UNOPENED Toiletries - soap, shampoo,
deodorant, etc. (Survivors is unable to accept hotel size toiletries), sheet sets, blankets, plug-in alarm clocks,
towels, washcloths, diapers, baby wipes, “sippie” cups, and baby bottles.
PW RUMMAGE, PLANT & BAKE SALE April 11 – April 16, 2016
This has been a “cabin fever” winter. We hope that you used those shut-in days to clean out the basement, closets, kitchen cabinets, dresser drawers and all other storage places to salvage good, saleable items for the Spring 2016 Rummage Sale. If you are still in the winter doldrums, get the spirit and get busy! Clean out – pot plants – and start baking! We are looking forward to your goods as well as your business on sale days. As always storage space is minimal, so, if possible, bring your treasures to the church beginning on Monday, April 11. You can then leave them in the corner near the outside door to Fellowship Hall. It also reduces work for the volunteers who set up. Please bring clothing that is clean and in good condition and items that “work”. Also, please no teflon coated pans or skillets or items that require special handling for dis-position. The Schedule: Rummage and Plant Sale: Friday, April 15th – 8:30AM to 5PM and Saturday, April 16th – 8:30AM to 12 Noon.
Bake Sale and Lunch: Friday, April 15th – 8:30AM to 1PM (or until sold out) Lots of scrumptious baked goods. Lunch menu is hot dogs with a variety of toppings, Sloppy Joes, chips and soft drinks.
Drop-Offs: On Monday, April 11th – instructions above; Tuesday, April 12th – 8:30AM to 5PM; Wednesday, April 13th – 8:30AM to 7PM; Thursday, April 14th – 8:30AM to NOON.
Sorting and Pricing: Tuesday, April 12th , Wednesday, April 13th, and Thursday, April 14th – 9AM to 5PM. Please give an hour or more on any, or all these days to help. The more hands, the better!
Baked Goods: Drop off by 8AM on Friday, April 15th, or the night before, if frozen.
Plants: May be dropped off on Monday or Tuesday, please be sure that they are moist; but Wednesday or Thursday is best.
Clean-up: Saturday, April 16th, from Noon until finished (usually 1 to 1 ½ hrs.)
Volunteers are needed to set up, sort, price, check-out and clean-up. If you will help, or have questions about the sales, please call or email one of the following: Amy Deitch 337-3534 [email protected] Bev Weber 337-2194 [email protected] Sheryl Suplee 337-3267 [email protected]
Exploring Membership May 1, 2016 @ 12:00 p.m.
If you are interested in learning more about GPC, plan to attend the Exploring Membership Class on Sunday, May 1 at 12:00 p.m. Following a lunch together, you’ll have a chance to learn more about Presbyterians and opportunities for spir-itual nurture and service here at GPC, and to meet our staff. Following the class, you may meet with the Session and join the church if you so desire. Childcare is available. Call the church office to regis-ter. (334-1235)
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April 3 “Impossibly Possible” Communion South Carolina Mission Trip Commissioning April 10 Women’s Sunday “God’s Surprise for Us” Cheryl Betts Preaching April 17 10 Lepers Healed by Jesus Service of Healing & Wholeness April 24 Jesus Called and Rejected
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