New Philadelphia News Across the Pastor’s Desk: Excited About Lent Lent is a season of introspection. We search out Jesus Christ before our own hearts and minds, and we search out our own heats and minds---our own lives, before Jesus Christ. Perhaps you have heard the story of a young man at the art museum showing off for his best girl, telling her how little regard he had for a certain painting. Seeing that a guard was listening, the young man said, “Well, what do you think?” The guard responded, “Sir, that painting has been judged by the ages, and called a masterpiece. We do not judge it, as much as it judges us.” Jesus Christ is the Master who judges us, albeit with kindness and grace. We begin preparations for our Lenten Journey on Sunday, February 15th with the distribution a Lenten guide entitled, “Jesus the Good Shepherd.” It features 47 readings, each one written by a member of our congregation. We enter Lent proper on Ash Wednesday, February 18th, with the Holy Communion offered at 6:007:00 a.m. and at 5:00-6:00 p.m. Drop by the church sanctuary. Take time for prayer. Communion will be served every ten minutes. We will also celebrate the Holy Communion on Sunday, February 22nd. Our Lenten Journey continues on four Sundays in March: 1, 8, 15 and 22. We will gather in the Fellowship Hall at 4:30 p.m. for a presentation by three guest speakers, and the pastor. A meal will follow at 5:45 p.m. for those who desire it. On March 1st, Chaplain Rodney Stilwell of the Forsyth Jail and Prison Ministry will speak us about “Transforming the Heart.” Each time Rodney visits a small group, he creates excitement and good will; we thought it was time for the whole church to have an opportunity to meet him. On March 8th, the Rev. Dr. C. Daniel Crews and the Rev. Dr. Nola Knouse will talk about “Transforming our Work and World.” If you have not heard Dan and Nola, come find out why their presentations are
always well attended and appreciated. On March 15th, the Rt. Rev. Sam Gray will be present to talk about “Transforming within Christian Community.” As a Bishop of the Unity, and in his work with Moravian Missions, Sam has become our foremost observer of Christian communities around the world, Moravian and non-Moravian. On March 22nd I will be talking about “Transforming the Soul in the Stages of Life.” There will be some points of interest for people in every stage of life, and it will give me a chance to work with tools I have not used before. The Rev. Joel Long has been coaching me in using new technologies, and I think he is reaching me. Palm Sunday is March 29th, Come sing “The Hosanna!” Holy Week Readings are scheduled for Monday, March 30th and Tuesday, March 31st. We will continue Holy Week Readings on Thursday, April 2nd , and also celebrate the Maundy Thursday Communion. Friday April 3rd, we will finish our readings, and share a Lovefeast. Easter Sunday falls on April 4th, and will have one Service, at 11:00 a.m., followed by the Graveyard Service. We tried to reimagine the Graveyard Service in 2014, and it was a great success. Please check the article, “Recapturing the Reverence in the Resurrection Service,” online, or read it herein (page 2). I eagerly await this Lenten Season. I believe that the Master has much to teach us. Blessings!
Pastor Green
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
Recapturing the Reverence in the Resurrection Service Traditionally, the Resurrection Service, which takes place after Easter Worship in the sanctuary, began with the pastor reading the Easter Morning Liturgy from the balcony that overlooks the front entrance to the Church. At the conclusion of that portion of the liturgy, the pastor came down, and followed the band to God’s Acre. All worshipers, including the choir followed the pastor, and all non-essential communication was kept to a minimum. A Silent Procession was the goal. Of course, that was before we built so many buildings, and created so many different ways of leaving the church, and entering the graveyard. Over the years, the movement to the graveyard lost all form. People were understandably eager to take up a position near the graves of their loved ones, and they moved quickly to do so. It was still a great service; but many of us felt it was once even better, more reverent, more moving, a conscious deliberate act of corporate worship.
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if you park in the east lot (on the Preschool/Office Wing side of the church), or off campus, in one of the adjacent office parking lots. Otherwise, you may be asked to sit in your car until the processional passes. We think this return to a more structured and orderly Resurrection Service will add immensely to this wonderful act of corporate worship. We trust it is not an inconvenience to the congregation; but a blessing, and we hope that everyone who reads this will understand and appreciate our effort.
Lenten Devotion Guide in Production For the third consecutive year, a Devotion Guide is being produced to accompany our journeys through the Lenten season. Forty-seven authors representing both members and friends of the New Philadelphia congregation have reflected on scripture passages from the Moravian Daily Text, beginning with Ash Wednesday on February 18th and ending on Easter Sunday.
This year we would like to recreate the experience of years in the not too distant past.
Over 1,000 copies of the Guide are being printed and will be distributed on Sunday, February 15th. Readers will be delighted to find that artwork by NPMC Preschool children is included to enhance the Guide theme of “The Good Shepherd.’
This year our Ushers will try to channel all worshipers into this procession to pass through the main entrance to God’s Acre: Band, Pastor, Choir, and then the Congregation.
The Lenten Devotion Guide brings a daily focus to our spiritual lives during this important season and is also a wonderful way to share our faith with others. It remains free of charge.
We would like to give the band time to process to the graveyard, and start playing antiphonaly, and we would like to have the pastor who is conducting the service lead everyone except the band through the Main Gate of God’s Acre. People who have special needs, especially those in wheel chairs will be admitted through the other gates, and once the band, pastor, and choir is in place, the other gates will be opened to everyone. We will need extra ushers to accomplish our goal. If you are willing to help, please contact Fred Flynt (fflynt@triad.rr.com), or Dick Rodden (richardrodden@hotmail.com). So, too, if you attend Easter Worship, and are not staying for the Resurrection Service, it would help
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
Christy’s PFRRKWJ Corner
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Lenten Program 2015
New Philly Kids!
February 8 4-5:30PM in the Fellowship Hall Come enjoy an active time of games and fellowship as we talk about sportsmanship and being a team! March 1, 8, 15, 22 4:30-5:45PM Kid’s Craft Room in Fellowship Hall Join in our Lenten program! Preschool sessions and Nursery Care will also be available for this series of programs!
Save the Date!
Easter Egg Hunt April 4 - 10AM-12N
Vacation Bible School July 20-23 9AM-12N Join us for our day-camp style VBS! Learning how Jesus went from baby to miracle worker…knowing that we can grow in faith and serve, too.
Laurel Ridge Summer Camp 2015 July 31 - August 2 - Pre-Junior Camp (completing 1st-2nd grade) June 21 - 27 - Eco Camp (completing 3rd -5th grade) Pastor Christy will be a leader at this session. July 5 - 11 & August 9-15 Junior Camps (completing 3rd-5th grade) June 28-July 3 Middle High Arts-Based Camp (completing 6th-8th Grade) July 12-18 Middle High Eco Mission Camp (completing 6th - 8th Grade) August 2-8 Middle High Camp (completed 6th-8th) June 21-27 - Senior High Adventure Camp (completing 9th - 12th Grade) July 12-18 - Senior High Camp (completing 9th - 12th Grade)
Journeying toward the Transformation of the Cross 4:30 - Group Gathering in Fellowship Hall 5:45 - Meal Transformation is defined as a thorough or dramatic change, a metamorphosis. Lent is our journey with Jesus from the Transfiguration to the Empty Tomb. As modern disciples, this journey with Jesus continues to call us into renewal and change. We invite you into a series of experiences through Music, Speakers and Conversation. 1. March 1: Transforming the Heart; Chaplain Rodney Stilwell, Forsyth Jail & Prison Ministry Baked Spaghetti/Salad/Fresh Bread 2. March 8: Transforming our Work & World: Rev. Dr. Dan Crews & Rev. Dr. Nola Knouse Salad/Sandwiches 3. March 15: Transforming within Christian Community Rt. Rev. Sam Gray Potluck Meal/Bring a dish to share! 4. March 22: Transforming the Soul, Moving through Stages of Life; Rev. Dr. Worth Green Pizza/Salad Alongside of these presentations and conversations for adults, programming for Preschoolers and Elementary Children will be offered. Middle High Youth meet from 4:30-5:30 each session, Senior High Youth meet from 4:30-5:30 on March 8, 15, 22. Children & Youth will join us to share in table fellowship over our simple meals. $385 for week-long camps & $185 for weekend camp Buy one camp at full price & receive $100 off the second camp or equal or lesser value! Remember, members of New Philadelphia are eligible for a ½ tuition scholarship per camper on one session of Summer Camp each year. Registration is now online! www.laurelridge.org
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
Board of Trustees
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The Long Line ____________________
Year in Review – 2014
“The Heart Of Managers and Leaders” As we enter an exciting new year it seems appropriate to take a last look at our financial picture for 2014. For much of the year we struggled to some extent with lower than expected contributions and a bit of confusion among some people on how our funds are spent. We completed a number of special projects and the usual December bump in giving did not get us back to even but brought us closer than anyone thought could happen. Our year cannot be characterized as a great year, financially speaking, but it was a good year. The trustees have two sources of funds to manage. One source is the permanent or designated funds. These gifts are for specific projects or types of projects. In 2014, we completed the installation of the sign that began in the previous year for a final payment of $13,401. The children’s chapel was completed for a total of $28,970 which gives our young people an excellent place of worship. New tables were purchased for the fellowship hall at a cost of $17,396 replacing 15 year old worn tables. The final item was the landscaping done at a cost of $41,147 which adds an element of safety as well as dressing up our campus. Again, these projects were completed with designated funding, not general fund resources. The other source of funding, the general fund, is the resource the trustees manage for the benefit of operational expenses of the church. During the stewardship season you were provided a pie chart showing how the money is used with the heaviest portion going to salaries, building needs and our provincial obligation. Managing these funds becomes tricky when giving is down. We have been fortunate over the last few years to manage our funds to a surplus, but this year we had to dip into that surplus for $43,419 which was just over 10% of our savings. Thank you everyone for your gifts. May we turn a good year into a great year in 2015. Board of Trustees
1st Thursday of each month
There is profound difference between leaders and managers. A good manager does things right. A leader does the right things. Managing is about efficiency. Leading is about effectiveness. Managing is about how. Leading is about what and why. Management is about systems, controls, procedures, policies, and structure. Leadership is about trust — about people.
February is heart month! Take some time (this month) to take to heart the beauty and the necessity of having both managers and leaders in the life of a church. We are blessed to have both! May Christ fill your heart with love and joy, Pastor Joel-Interim Associate Pastor
save the date for bbq! Boy Scout Troop 715 Saturday, March 7 4:30PM ~ 7PM All You Can Eat! Adults $9 & Children 7-12 $3.50 6 and younger eat FREE Smoked pork BBQ, BBQ slaw, pinto beans, roll & Take Out Available
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
Missions and Social Concerns Happy New Year! We are excited to share with you that in the year 2014, thanks to your faithfulness in prayer and financial contributions, we were able to distribute approximately $52,000.00 to help further God’s kingdom. We so appreciate YOU and ask for your continued support. On February 8 at both first and second services we will have the young girls in our congregation model some of the pillowcase dresses we have made. This is an ongoing project of the Womens Fellowship. In 2014, they made 100 dresses. The dresses were shipped to Sierra Leone to Mohammed and Safie Braima. The Braimas serve the Moravian Church in Sierra Leone through church planting, leadership development, a Junior Secondary School with more than 200 students, a library, community health programs and community outreach. They have been in the US since Sept. due to the ebola outbreak in the country, but hope to return to Sierra Leone in March. On Sunday, March 1 at 5:00p.m.at Fairview Moravian Church there will be a special gathering for this couple before they return to Sierra Leone on March 10. This will be a time of prayer, sharing by the Braimas and worship. We invite you to come and participate in this important event!! Womens Fellowship will start sewing again on Saturday, February 21 at 10AM in the Library. We ask that if you have any cotton material lying around, please consider donating it to be used for dresses. We need pillowcases, notions or monetary donations to buy these items. We invite all women in the congregation to get involved! This is a fun project and a great fellowship time for ladies in the congregation. What a great way to spend the winter - sewing for young girls who might not otherwise have a dress! Our next Missions and Social Concerns meeting will be Sunday, February 8 at 5PM Banquet Room. Everyone is welcome to attend!
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Bells of Joy Bells of Joy continues to play once a month at either first or second service from February to May. We’ll play February 22, March 22, April 5 (Easter), May 26 and for the special RCC music event this spring. (More details later.) Bells of Joy will play ”You Raise Me Up,” on February 22 as part of the 9 a.m. service. Mark Cartner will be the soloist. Five octaves of handbells and handchimes will be played for this in-spiring piece. “You Raise Me Up,” based on a traditional Irish tune, was composed by Brendan Graham and Rolf Lovland, an Irish-Norwegian duo, Secret Garden, and first performed by them as an in-strumental in 2002. Lyrics were added in 2003, and Josh Groban is one of the performers who has made the contemporary hymn memorable. The arrangement by Joel Raney that our handbell choir is playing has a Celtic flavor. Meditate on these words from the song as you hear handbells and chimes play and hear Mark sing. We hope that you are both inspired and comforted by God’s power as we share this piece with you. You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains; You raise me up to walk on stormy seas; I am strong when I am on your shoulders; You raise me up to more than I can be.
New Philadelphia Preschool will open registration
for the 2015-2016 school year on Tuesday, February 17 for current families and church members. It opens to the community on Monday, February 23.We are also excited to announce the dates of our upcoming Summer Fun for children age 1 – 5. Mark your calendars: June 8-12; June 15-19; June 22-26; July 6-10; July 13-17. Please contact Nann for more information or visit: www.newphillypreschool.org
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
Braima Gathering The gathering will be on Sunday, March 1 at 5PM in the Fellowship Hall of Fairview Moravian Church in Winston-Salem. It will be a time of prayer, sharing and fellowship with Mohamed and Safie Braima before they return to Sierra Leone on March 10th. Sierra Leone is a Mission Area of the Southern Province through a covenant partnership with the BWM (Board of World Mission) and the Sierra Leone Mission of Little Church on the Lane. Rev. Mohamed and Safie Braima serve the Moravian Church in the Ngehun region of Sierra Leone, through church planting, leadership development, a Junior Secondary School (with more than 200 students), a library, community health programs and community outreach. Prayers are always needed in support of these ministries, but especially now as they face the difficulties of dealing with Ebola. Please come out and show your support for the Braimas and for the work that God is doing through them (and through us!) in Sierra Leone
Music on the Mountain A Moravian Music Weekend with separate tracks for band instrumentalists and singers. March 6 – 8, 2015 at Higgins Lodge, Laurel Ridge Presented by Laurel Ridge and the Moravian Music Foundation, with new LOWER Tuition & Rates than last year. Register by phone: 888-831-5922 or printable mail-in form. More details at: www.moravianmusic.org/news-andevents/moravian-music-on-the-mountain/
2015 Days of Prayer
Moravian Church of America, Southern Province Ash Wednesday February 18 ~ Home Moravian The Reverend Dr Dianne Lipsett , Professor of Religion - Salem College 10:00 AM Coffee Hour 10:45 Music 11:00 Worship, Nursery Provided
Sunday February 22 ~ Christ Moravian The Reverend Dr. Daniel Crews 4:00 PM Lovefeast, Nursery Provided Wednesday February 25 ~ Trinity Moravian The Reverend Peggy Haymes Author, Counselor 11:00 Worship, Nursery Provided 12:00 Noon Luncheon Wednesday March 4 ~Ardmore Moravian The Reverend Jon Boling 9:45 Coffee Hour 10:45 AM Meditation/Music 11:00 Worship Wednesday March 11 ~ Calvary Moravian The Reverend Andrew Heil 9:45 AM Coffee Hour 10:45 AM Meditation/Music 11:00 Worship, Nursery Provided Wednesday March 18 ~ Fairview Moravian The Rt. Rev. Wayne Burkette 10:45 AM Music 11:00 Worship with Communion Luncheon Wednesday March 25 ~ Konnoak Hills Moravian The Reverend Rick Sides 11:00 AM Lovefeast March 29, Palm Sunday April 3, Good Friday April 5, Easter Sunday
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Women's Fellowship News
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
News from Circle 8
Circle 8 is collecting 3 (three) items for Sunnyside Ministry that you may have already in your home or office and won’t cost you a dime! 1. Paper grocery bags – ask for paper bags instead of plastic when you get your groceries 2. Small toiletry items – when you get samples of shampoo, lotion, toothpaste, etc. from traveling or even in the mail 3. Mugs, cups and glasses – we have all picked up free mugs, cups and glasses that have slogans (appropriate) on them and we just don’t know what to do with them There is a collection box in the commons area marked “Circle 8 Collections for Sunnyside Ministry”. Thank you for your support with this project.
Yadkin View RCC Women’s Gathering “Blooming Where You’re Planted: Growing in Faith, Love & Hope: Using Spiritual Type to Deepen Your Relationship with God, Yourself and Others” Our Focus: Colossians 1:10 (NIV) March 7, 2015 from 10AM - 3:30PM New Hope Moravian Church Newton, NC Our Speaker, Ruth Cole Burcaw, Executive Director of the Board of Cooperative Ministries Registration Fee: $15.00 (box lunch included) Registration Deadline: February 21, 2015 A Special Offering will be taken for the Unity Women’s Desk project: Birthing kits for Tanzania & Honduras Discover Your Spiritual Type Workshop How do you express your relationship to God, self,
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and others? What’s your “spiritual type?” Do you get more from a Bible study, or do you respond best to a beautiful anthem? Do you like to experience God in nature, or is helping others your way of worshipping? We’ll also look at the spiritual types of your congregation and talk about the importance of all types being part of congregational life. It takes all of us to make the church! Come out and learn with us! Our Leaders: Ruth Cole Burcaw, the Rev. Betty Helms, and Der Xiong, Immigrant Agricultural Agent
Women's Fellowship Circle meetings C1 4th Tues/6:30PM C2 1st Tues/9:45AM C5 2nd Tues/10AM
C7 2nd Tues/1PM C8 3rd Mon/7PM
Let's Make Pies! All hands on deck as we work to make Chicken Pies on February 23. If you’re willing and able to help with cutting chicken or crimping crust then we have a job for you! Join us Monday morning, February 23 in the fellowship hall beginning around 8:30AM. Be sure to bring your favorite potluck lunch item to share. No experience is necessary so come enjoy the fellowship!
Church Family in Care Facilities: (Please notify the church office if there is a change in residence) Carolyn Barber (Oak Forest) Sarah Bricker (Elms @ Tanglewood) Ruby Byrd (Golden Living Retirement) Kathleen Coble (Brookstone Terrace) Margaret Cooke (Trinity Glen) Lorene Crater (Bermuda Village) Mildred Furches (Homestead Hills) Clarence Gabard (Salemtowne-119 Phillips) Lib Greene (Homestead Hills) Betty Holcomb (Homestead Hills) Sue Hughes (Homestead Hills) Ralph Johnson (WS Nursing & Rehab Center) Carolyn Robinson (Brian Center) Mary Steinkopff (Homestead Hills) June Smith (Salemtowne) Delphine Thompson (Homestead Hills)
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
Happy Birthday
1 Michael Thrower 1 Margaret Greenwood 1 Miranda Vaden 1 Chase Whittingham 1 Sarah Stigall 2 Chris Rothrock 2 Kelly Sapp-Pransky 3 Iona Lewis 3 Carol Russell 3 Tiffany Henshaw 4 Linda Ayers 4 Cindi Jones 4 Julie Mock 4 Hannah Runge 5 Kim Chrysson 5 Samuel Farrar 5 Jake Zappala 6 Dorothy Self 6 Dinah Hoss 7 Elayne Green 8 Bob Cleveland 8 Harry Parrish 8 Darlene Reinhardt 8 Katie Barber 8 Leigh Anne Midkiff 9 John Bryant Jr. 10 Patricia Ayers 10 Bill Ray III 10 Rick Green 10 Grace Marx 11 Henry Dinkins 11 Jerry Bumgardner 11 Bonnie Crotts 11 Samuel Spach 11 Conner Spear 12 Faythe Landreth 12 Gaylan Dull 12 Ryan Beaver 12 Clay Poindexter 13 Melvin Holland 13 Marla Sparks
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Happy Birthday
13 Karen Howard 24 Adam Ketner 13 Dawn Fink 24 David Miller 13 Asher Smith 25 Brook Foltz 14 Brenda Wagner 25 Jenni Merritt 14 Woody Clore 25 Drew Barber 14 Amy Fox 26 Judy Gatewood 14 Maggie Bielsky-Tucker 26 Dick Rodden 14 Chad Ashby 26 Carol Crooks 14 Will Corbett 27 Cheryl Taylor 14 Diana Green 27 Susan Mitchell 15 Charles Saylor 27 Joseph Trotter 15 Anna Spove 27 Ashley Jané 16 Scott Bauer 27 Tiffany Hege 16 Michael Mock 27 Olivia Pratapas 16 Mary Renfro 28 Edith Parker 17 Norma Goslen 28 Billy Newsom Jr. 18 Joshua Dull 28 Jack Porterfield III 19 Wanda Reeves 29 Alisa Rothrock 19 James Williams 29 Andi Underdal 19 Carolyn Ross 19 Grace Kiger Moravian Birthday Hymn 20 Curtis Whisenhunt 20 Betsy Leonard With your presence, Lord, our Head and 20 Pattie Farrar Saviour, bless us all, we humbly pray; our 20 Landon Pfeffer dear heavenly Father’s love and favor be our 21 Madison Lovelace comfort every day. 22 Paula Midkiff May God’s Spirit now in each proceeding 23 Robert Lawton favor us with his most gracious leading; thus 23 Danielle Hoover shall we be truly blessed both in labor and in 23 Brian Renfro rest. 23 Emma High Many, many thanks to Buddy Hill and his Chicken Stew Crew! Buddy and his crew of volunteers helped to feed all the Lovefeast servers (and helpers) between our Lovefeast services on Christmas Eve. Thank you to ALL those who offered to help! Things were smooth sailing because everyone pitched in to help.
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015
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Financial Report & Attendance As of December 2014 Annual............................................................ $1,038,118 Expenses to date ���������������������������������������������� $1,016,743 Income to date ���������������������������������������������������� $973,360 Shortage to date ������������������������������������������������������� $43,383 Disbursed in month Pastoral Staff-Salary, Travel, Housing, Pension, Ins. ����������������������������������������������������$8,032 Staff-Salaries, Soc. Sec. Ins............................. $38,354 Lovefeast and Communion.............................. $2,873 Christian Education/Youth.............................. $3,059 Continuing Education.........................................$450 Nursery..............................................................$526 Library (credit)...................................................$118 Office Expenses............................................... $1,728 Hospitality............................................................$54 Grounds.......................................................... $5,150 Building/Equipment Repairs...............................$600 Utilities............................................................ $7,441 Music.............................................................. $1,481 Open Door Outreach..........................................$794 Kitchen/Custodial Supplies................................$338 Advertising.........................................................$136 Provincial Contributions................................ $16,332 Crisis Control.................................................. $1,100 Sunnyside........................................................ $1,100 Total for month ������������������������������������������������������ $93,844
Sunday School
**Elders and Trustees and Sound Technicians: If you are unable to fulfill your Greeting, Lock-up, or Sound assignment responsibility, please work together to find coverage.
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Jennifer Children’s Church 1st Service
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Be sure to check the bulletin each week!
**Greeters Feb. 1
Tara Pitts
Jerry Taylor
Feb. 8
Nancy Renn
David Stanfield
Feb. 15
Brad Underdal
Nancy Renn
Feb. 22
Sarah MacReynolds Nancy Hoover
Funds Iobst-Gray Missions Fund �����������������������������������$24,380 Benevolences ������������������������������������������������������� $7,827 Bus ������������������������������������������������������������������������ $554 Band.............................................. ���������������� ......$2,139 Music ��������������������������������������������������������������������� $256 Elizabeth Windsor ��������������������������������������������� $23,212 Lewis Ministerial Student Aid Fund... ������������������ $4,655 Anne Chadwick Band Fund.......... �����������������.....$10,037 Capital Improvements................. �������������������.....$48,618 Bells of Joy ������������������������������������������������������������� $496 Laurels Cabin & Lodge ���������������������������������������� $1,390
Worship
Sound Technicians 1st Service 1st Sun.
Mike Crotts
2nd Service Sam Farrar
2nd Sun. Mike Crotts
Brad Underdal
3rd. Sun
Mike Crotts
Aaron Prevette
4th Sun.
Mike Crotts
Aaron Prevette
5th Sun.
Mike Crotts
Aaron Prevette
PLEASE Remember to Lock Up after Your Event!
New Philadelphia Moravian Church - February 2015 Rev. John Rights will bring a devotional message at the February Open Door Lunch. Plan to join us on Wednesday, February 4 at 11:30AM for a tasty meal of Roast Pork Loin catered by K&W and then a time of devotion with John. Music by Brad Bennett The Open Door Devotional Lunch ministry is supported solely through your generous contributions. Net proceeds at the end of the year will be donated to local charities.
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Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
Simply faith, food & fellowship Friday, February 6 @ 7AM Our guest speaker: David Guthrie, President Provincial Elders’ Conference, Southern Province Plan to attend Funtastic’s first 2015 event on February 19th when our speaker will be well known local historian, Fam Brownlee. Coffee will be served at 10:00 followed by our program at 10:30. A delicious lunch prepared by Circle 8. Please RSVP to the church office by February 16. All are welcome. Bring a friend.
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