April 2015

UP on the Hill
Newsletter of The Hill United Presbyterian Church Butler, PA

He is not here;
for he has been
raised, as he said.
Matthew 28: 6
PASTORAL MINISTRY

Worship, Study and Fellowship With Us!

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP, STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP
9:15 A.M.J.A.M. Session and Adult Study
9:30 A.M.30 Minutes (!) For Youth
10:30 A.M.Worship Service
11:30 A.M.Coffee / Fellowship Time in the Fellowship Hall

Rev. Clark T. Sawyer

PROGRAM MINISTRY
Kathy O. Sawyer

MUSIC MINISTRY
Kathy O. Sawyer, Director of Music
Margaret E. McGuirk, Organist
Nancy Slezak, Memorial Handbell
Director and Assistant Organist

CHURCH OFFICE
Elean Heist, Administrative Assistant
And Financial Secretary
Lyn Goehring, Treasurer

CUSTODIANS
John D. Whittington
Bobby Jo Sullins

Kids Club Sunday, March 15, 2015!

Hill United
Presbyterian Church
501 Second Street
Butler, Pennsylvania 16001
724-287-5427
E-mail: [email protected]
www.hillup.org

WORSHIP SCHEDULE
SUNDAY MORNING
WORSHIP SERVICES
10:30 - 11:30 A.M.

SEASONAL SERVICES
APRIL 2, 2015
Maundy Thursday - 7:30 p.m.
Lords Supper by Intinction
The Instrumental Ensemble will play and
The Chancel Choir will sing

APRIL 5, 2015
Easter Sunday
9:15 a.m. - Easter Breakfast in the Fellowship Hall

Sermon: Do As I Have Done To You

Sermon: The Great Discovery

SUNDAY

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Exodus 12: 1-14; John 13: 1-17, 31-35

Scripture: Isaiah 25: 6-9; Matthew 27: 62- 28: 10

APRIL 3, 2015
Good Friday
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
12:00-1:00 p.m.
Community Presbyterian Worship Service

APRIL 12, 2015

2nd Sunday of Easter
Sermon: Faithless or Believing?
Rev. Clark Sawyer
Scripture: Psalm 133; John 20: 19-31

APRIL 19, 2015

3rd Sunday of Easter
Sermon: You Are Witnesses!
Rev. Clark Sawyer
Scripture: Psalm 4; Luke 24: 36-48
APRIL 26, 2015
4th Sunday of Easter
Sermon: I Am The Good Shepherd
Rev. Clark Sawyer
Scripture: Psalm 23; John 10: 11-18

APRIL 2015
Dear Brothers and
Sisters, Members and
Friends of the Hill
United Presbyterian Church:
As we come to celebrate
Easter, the Great-Getting Up
Day of Jesus Christ in triumph
over death, sin and Satan, so the
Resurrection of Jesus is the focal
point of Christian faith, for we are
an Easter People!

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE
IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH 2015
Sunday
2/1

98

2/8

95

2/15

Cancelled Due to Weather

2/22

99

3/1

69

3/8

106

3/15

138

3/22

173

Come and be with fellow Christians as

we gather for Worship, Study, Fellowship,
Service and Outreach!
As you come, invite and bring
friends, relatives or neighbors
with you! Thank you very much.

That is precisely why John

Wesley once said, Aim at the
cheerfulness and joy of faith.
To know and to live within the
faith, hope and love of Jesus
Christ is joy unspeakable in the
face of the sometimes trials,
testings and temptations of this
life.
I look forward to worshiping
with you this Holy Week with and
through the joy of Jesus Christ.
Christ is Risen!...He is Risen,
Indeed!
Pastor Clark
Rev. Clark Sawyer

Session Highlights
March 9, 2015
It was with joy that Session received two
new members into the life of the Hill U.P.
Church.
Session received Forrest Nace and Joshua
Nace upon Reaffirmation of Faith. We thank
God for Forrest and Joshua and pray Gods
Blessing upon them as they enter into this
Family of Faith at Hill Church.
Also, upon motion from the Stewardship
and Mission Support Committee, Session
approved twelve persons for the Forward in
Faith Task Force including Anne Miller,
Tommy Walters, Laraine McCrea, Pat
Brennen, Denny Hawk, Louise Evans,
Brandon Wentling, Peg Dumbaugh, Barb
Graham, Patti Donaldson, Cathy Zarnick, and
Rev. Clark Sawyer.
Clark Sawyer, Moderator

You may help the work of the Lord and your Hill Family of Faith by staying current on the payments of your tithes
and offerings. Our ministries, programs and mission commitments go on throughout the year regardless of the season.

The above amounts represent the 2015 financial transactions in the general and designated operating funds. The next
page represent the 2015 financial transactions in the endowment funds.

Financial Summary

BIBLE READING S FOR APRIL

2nd - Sheila McCaw and Andy Chaff

5th - Carl Cuccaro, Jr. and Alexandra Miller
6th - Jamie Petroski
7th - Barbara Foringer and Hayden Kretzer
8th - Michele Hull
9th - Dale Eury
11th - Jenna Hinkle
12th - Jack Barkley
13th - Carolyn Street
16th - Lauren Miller and Dale Montag
17th - Glenn Brennen, IV
18th - Robin Schmeider and Amy Waggoner
20th - Donna Scoville
21st - Karen Bryson
22nd - Carole Hall
23rd - Michael Kristufek
24th - Christine Mikan and Megan Donaldson
29th - Cassidy Raabe-Eck and Brandon Wentling
30th - Dennis Jack
The One Great Hour Of Sharing
has been received in the
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) since
the 1940s. The offering is directed
into three different ministries:
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
(PDA) which provides support and
relief to people affected by natural disasters and
epidemics.
Last years contributions totaled
$2,092,055. Presbyterian Hunger Program (PHP)
which works to eliminate hunger and its causes. Last
years contributions totaled $2,327,738.
SelfDevelopment of People (SDOP) which supports those
affected by oppression and injustice to overcome
hardships.
Last years contributions totaled
$2,081,729. The One Great Hour of Sharing will be
received during the Lenten and Easter Seasons. Look
for offering envelopes in our bulletins. Please give
generously as God leads you. Thank you!

The next newsletter deadline is APRIL 15, 2015!

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Judg. 13, 14, 15

Judg. 16, 17, 18
Judg. 19, 20, 21
Ruth 1, 2, 3, 4
I. Sa. 1, 2, 3
I. Sa. 4, 5, 6
I. Sa. 7, 8, 9
I. Sa. 10, 11, 12
I. Sa. 13, 14
I. Sa. 15, 16
I. Sa. 17, 18
I. Sa. 19, 20, 21
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I. Sa. 25, 26
I. Sa. 27, 28, 29
I. Sa. 30, 31
II. Sa. 1, 2
II. Sa. 3, 4, 5
II. Sa. 6, 7, 8
II. Sa. 9, 10, 11
II. Sa. 12, 13
II. Sa. 14, 15
II. Sa. 16, 17, 18
II. Sa. 19, 20
II. Sa. 21, 22
II. Sa. 23, 24
I. Ki. 1, 2
I. Ki. 3, 4, 5
I. Ki. 6, 7
I. Ki. 8, 9

Luke 6: 27-49
Luke 7: 1-30
Luke 7: 31-50
Luke 8: 1-25
Luke 8: 26-56
Luke 9: 1-17
Luke 9: 18-36
Luke 9: 37-62
Luke 10: 1-24
Luke 10: 25-42
Luke 11: 1-28
Luke 11: 29-54
Luke 12: 1-31
Luke 12: 32-59
Luke 13: 1-22
Luke 13: 23-35
Luke 14: 1-24
Luke 14: 25-35
Luke 15: 1-10
Luke 15: 11-32
Luke 16
Luke 17: 1-19
Luke 17: 20-37
Luke 18: 1-23
Luke 18: 24-43
Luke 19: 1-27
Luke 19: 28-48
Luke 20: 1-26
Luke 20: 27-47
Luke 21: 1-19

Hill U.P. Prayer List

Would you like to receive our weekly
prayer list by email? If this is something you are
interested in receiving, please send an email to
Elean Heist at our church office email
[email protected] asking to be added to
the weekly prayer email list.
Do you have a person or persons that you
would like added to our weekly prayer list? You
can also email the information to Elean Heist at
our church office email [email protected]
to have them added.
Please be sure to have your emails sent in
by 2:00 p.m. on Thursdays each week to be
included in the weekly prayer list. If you have

Legacy ALIVE!
The legacy gift of Ken Faux
In 2006, Hill Church began a program called Legacy ALIVE! which was designed to encourage Hill Church members
to consider leaving gifts to the church upon their passing. This is the first in a series of newsletter articles showing what
good works result from legacy giving. In this months newsletter article, we are highlighting the life of Ken Faux. Some
of you may never have had the pleasure of meeting or knowing Ken Faux. He was a wonderful man who loved the Lord
and supported the work of Hill Church. This is his story.
Born on May 5, 1923, Ken was the son of Paul R. and C. Marie Gahagan Faux. He was a graduate of Butler High
School and served during World War II with the US Navy as a Naval Aviator. He graduated from Grove City College in
1948 with a B.S. in General Engineering. During his career, Ken worked for National Cash Register Company, Lear
Siegler Inc. and Phoenix Products Company, retiring as Director of Engineering from Phoenix Products Company in
1988. He holds a number of patents for his work at each of these companies. He married his first wife, Marilyn Joan
Hutchison Faux in 1947 and they had one son, Ken R. Faux, Jr., who presently resides in California. Marilyn passed
away in 1979.
While attending his 40th Butler High School class reunion, he renewed his friendship with Beatrice Bea Black and the
couple married in January 1984. Bea was a school teacher. Her father was a charter member of Hill Church. Upon Kens
retirement, he and Bea returned to Butler where they resided in Beas childhood home on East Pearl Street. They later
relocated to the Masonic Village in Sewickley but maintained their membership with Hill Church.
Ken served as an Elder for Hill Church. He was also past president of the Butler Kiwanis Club, the Butler Lodge #272
Free and Accepted Masons, the Valley of New Castle Scottish Rite, and the Syria Shrine. In addition to his activities
with these service organizations, Ken was a former member of the B.P.O.E. of Milwaukee, the Institute of Navigation
and the Illumination Engineering Society. Ken left this life to be with the Lord on October 20, 2013.
During his life, Ken was an active member and leader within Hill Church. Upon his passing, his legacy of love and
support for Hill Church and its ministries and programs continues. Ken left an unrestricted gift of $204,794 to Hill
Church. To date, the Session of Hill Church has authorized the use of Kens gift to support a number of projects
including an upgrade to the churchs sanctuary lighting, expansion and repair of the chancel, installation of new gutters
and the purchase of a copier for the church office. Because of Kens gift, Hill Church facilities will continue to be safe
and functional for years to come. The Session also authorized the use of Kens gift to support a portion of the general
operating costs of the church, thereby ensuring that important church ministries and programs were able to continue, as
planned, through all of 2014. Despite using Kens gift to support numerous church projects, a balance of $133,355
remains.
Ken was a kind, thoughtful, fun loving and intelligent man and will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His love for
the Lord was strong, as was his love for the ministries and mission of Hill Church. His legacy is alive and well, and will
continue to be a blessing to the Hill Church family of faith for years to come.
Kens wife, Bea still resides at the Masonic Village and remains a member of Hill Church. She graciously agreed to
provide the information used in this newsletter article.
Presbyterian Women will again this April be asking for your baked goods for Meals on Wheels. Each year we try
to take them enough baked goods for a month. This April 12th (Sunday) we will have tables on the stage of the
Fellowship Hall to receive any baked goods such as cakes, cookies, cupcakes, muffins, pies, angel foods,
gingerbreads, etc. Please do not use nuts in your contributions. Monetary gifts will also be welcome, include

On May 10th and 17th, we will have a small crib that was donated to Presbyterian Women last year by Dick
and Maxine Beisheim in the church annex. We will appreciate your baby items, both handmade and those
that are purchased. Last year we received many lovely sweaters, caps, booties, and quilts that some of you
spent much time and love. They were greatly appreciated by the recipients. Monetary gifts are also greatly
appreciated. Make checks payable to Hill U.P. Church with a memo for PW Layette. Thank you for your
help in advance. We greatly appreciate your generosity.
On behalf of Presbyterian Women, Bea Welch, Moderator.

GHANA MISSION TASK FORCE REPORT

Please continue to keep the Bubiashie District churches, Bernard Daddy, chairperson of the Bubiashie
Scholarship Committee, as well as the students, and Joshua Heikkila, the West Africa Liaison for the PC
(USA), in your prayers. As Nigeria continues under siege from the barbaric and unceasing terrorism of
Boko Haram these citizens also need our prayers.
On March 4th, we received this message from McWilson Atakro:
I hope you are all doing well. The Seminary is fine and life there is good. Let us give God the glory because I was nearly
killed.
I went to Ho from Peki with my car. On my return I had a little mechanical problem, therefore I stopped only for another
car to hit my back while I was in the car. The car surged forward till I applied the brakes. I give God the glory for saving
my life.
Now the Seminary has no car to work with since the official car is also broken down. Though I hate doing this, I cannot do
without any financial assistance to repair this car and for the work of the Seminary to continue. I shall therefore be grateful
if the Hill Church, individuals or Ghana Mission Committee could assist with any small amount for repairs.
Please keep me in your prayers since the challenges spiritually are mounting.
Blessings,
Koku.
The Task Force is pondering an appropriate response to this request.
Jim Ihlenfeld for the Task Force

Forward In Faith Task Force Update

The Forward in Faith Task Force was created by the Session to help Hill Church develop a long range
operational plan that balances ministry growth and development with the financial, volunteer and personnel
resources available to the church. At its March meeting the Session approved the following people to serve on
the Forward in Faith Task Force: Anne Miller, Laraine McCrea, Tommy Walters, Pat Brennen, Dennis Hawk,
Patti Donaldson, Cathy Zarnick, Brandon Wentling, Barb Graham, Peg Dumbaugh and the Rev. Clark Sawyer.
Louise Evans was appointed clerk and historian for the Task Force. An open position remains to be filled. The
first meeting of the Forward in Faith Task Force was scheduled for Monday, March 23, 2015 at 7:00pm in the
Hall Memorial Lounge. During the months of March, April and May the Task Force will be connecting with
members of the congregation in a number of ways. Please feel free to talk with any of the Task Force
members listed above or with any member of Session if you have any questions related to the Forward in Faith
long range planning process.
Each year, the quilters of Hill Presbyterian Church make over 100 lap robes and
baby quilts to give to those in need. As part of their global mission, many of these
quilts are sent with Margie (McGuirk) Vogt on medical missions to Central
America. The Hill UP quilts have found homes in Mexico, Dominican Republic,
Belize, Honduras and Panama. This year a batch of quilts will be going to
Santiago Panama in collaboration with the Iglesia Evangelica Metodista de
Panama in the Veraguas region (central part of the country). This new church, started by 40 members is actively
growing, with many young families in a very impoverished areas. In a nearby community visited last year, the
children of the church were dancing with the quilts as capes, while the older women quickly wrapped them
around their legs for comfort and warmth on the cold mornings. The quilts are a true gift and mission from the
mothers and grandmothers of Hill UP to their sisters in Christ - the mothers and grandmothers in Santiago.
Thanks to Kathy Young who knew of my medical mission trips and asked me one day what she could do to
help. She came up with the idea of the quilts. Thanks to her and all the quilters who put so much time into this
project.
From Margie Vogt
Sew what??? Sew...you dont really know how to sew...thats okay, the Hill Quilters always welcome new
helpers! The Hill Quilters meet the first Friday of each month in the Fellowship Hall at 9:30 a.m.

Every year Hill Church is asked to support the work of the Beaver-Butler Presbytery, the Synod of the Trinity
and the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church USA. This support is made through a per-capita
assessment of church members. This assessment has been used for over 150 years to fund the essential work of
the Presbyterian Church.
As we have done in past years, we are inviting members to the Hill Church family of faith to contribute to the
support of the shared work of the Presbyterian Church USA. The per-capita assessment for 2015 is $39.93 per
member which includes all those who have been baptized and have made their profession of faith. For example,
a single member would contribute $39.93, a couple who are both members would contribute $79.86, a couple
with one confirmed child would contribute $119.79 and so on.
For your convenience in making this offering, a special blue envelope has been included in your regular box of
envelopes, appearing between the January 25th and the February 1st envelopes. Or you
may mark the memo line of your check per-capita and this offering will be properly
credited to your giving statement.
Thank you for your continued generosity and support.
E-Mail from Barry and Shelly Dawson received 3/12/15
Greetings to you from Miri, East Malaysia (on Borneo)!
We are here to visit some early childhood learning centers. On Saturday we will be
traveling to a more remote village (4-hour boat ride on the river) and then stay
overnight. Once we return and process what we learn, there will be more stories to tell.
Bethany is with us now. She had to come to Kuala Lumpur to get a new visa for
Thailand. She is doing an internship in Bangkok, and getting ready to make a decision by the end of this month
about where she will be going to graduate school in the fall.
Grace and peace,
Barry & Shelly

HILL YOUTH CHORALE HOAGIE ORDER FORM

Support the Hill Youth ChoraleOrder Hoagies fresh and full size from the Butler Farm
Market - $7.00 each
NAME _________________________________
(Please print)

ADDRESS ______________________________
______________________________
PHONE # ______________________________
With onions: _____

Without onion: _____ X $7.00 = Total Amt. Due $________

Orders must be accompanied by payment and placed by April 19, 2015. Delivery is Saturday, April 25th by
lunchtime. Checks should be made out to Hill U.P. Church with hoagies in the memo. Upon completion,
please return to church office.

Registration fee: $10 (scholarships

available)

Limit 16 participants
Cost: $5.00 (scholarships available)

Registration/payment Deadline: May 1st

Director: Kathy Sawyer

Showtimes: Sat. 7 pm;

Sun. 10:30am

Sunday, July 19 Sunday, July 26

10am-3pm M-F; S,S times vary

For Students entering grades 3-8

Registration deadline: August 1. No

fee.

Remaining seats are limited,

contact the church office,
if interested.

Leader: Steve Arn

June 30th-July 4th

Entering grades 8-12

Pittsburgh Project
Pittsburgh, PA

Thursday, August 6 9:30 a.m. - Noon Fee $20 (scholarships available)

Take a try at Sustainable Crafting

using potatoes and acrylic paint to
Elementary Age Children
make stamps and produce beautiful
results while also exploring how to reTuesday, August 18 11:30am-4:30pm,
purpose some of the everyday things
includes lunch (raindate Aug 20)
God has provided. Students will do a
Leaders: Jim Kamerer, Clark Sawyer,
small art project for themselves, and
Steve Arn
also make cards for our Deacons
Soccer, Whiffle Ball and Swimming at
Armco Parkfun for both girls and boys! ministry.

Limit 16 participants
Cost: $5.00 (scholarships available)

MAD (Music, Arts & Drama) Camp

Entering Grade 1 - Adult

MAD Camp presents Promise U (a retelling of the musical originally presented

in 2004), featuring Precious Promises to
Famous Followers of the Past 2000 years!

Come and be a part of our summer MAD

For students entering grades K-4.(5th and
Camp ministry, now in its 13th season!
6th graders may assist)

Alameda Park Jaycee Shelter

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday ,June

23-25, 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Leader: Marsh Miller, assisted by

members of the Hill Youth Chorale

Discover and Explore our National Parks

Tuesday, July 28 11:30am-4:30pm,

Registration Deadline: June 21
includes lunch (raindate July 30)
Leaders: Jim Kamerer, Clark Sawyer,
Steve Arn
Soccer, Whiffle Ball and Swimming at
Armco Parkfun for both girls and boys! Leader: Lauren McElhaney

Elementary Age Children

Limit 16 participants
Cost: $5.00 (scholarships available)

Tuesday, June 16 11:30am-4:30pm,

includes lunch (raindate June 18)
Leaders: Jim Kamerer, Clark Sawyer,
Steve Arn
Soccer, Whiffle Ball and Swimming at
Armco Parkfun for both girls and boys!

Elementary Age Children

Age 3-Grade 6
9:15-10:15 a.m.
Sundays through 5/3

Grades 7-12
9:30-10:00 a.m.
Sundays through 5/3

June 7, 2015
Grads will be honored during the
10:30 a.m. worship service.

Summer Ministry Tour of

Southeastern U.S., June 7-14th
Auditions for new members will be
held April 19th and 26th.

Bob and Gerry Graham, Mark and Elma Hall,

Elean and Gregory Heist, Kerry Cavalero, and
Sharon Montag

VOLUNTEERS for APRIL 2015 SUNDAY

USHER
TEAM

GREETERS
BEFORE

APRIL
5

Ladies
Team

Volunteers
Needed

APRIL
12

Bob Scotts
Team

Bea Welch

APRIL
19

Junior
Team

Anne
McCaw

APRIL
26

Jack
Montags
Team

Audrey
Nossokoff

GREETERS
AFTER
(DEACONS)

COUNTING
ELDERS

Patti
Donaldson

Marsh Miller

Carole Hall

Laraine
McCrea

Barb Kamerer

Nancy
Daugherty

Pam Lentz

Pete
McElhaney

TBD

Pat Brennen

David McCrea
Sharon
Montag
Jack Montag

Tommy
Walters
Nancy
Daugherty
Carolyn
Street

NURSERY

ACOLYTE

COFFEE
HOUR

Carol Gadsby

Aiden Wach

None Due To
Easter Breakfast

Lois Minich

Seth Heist

Elma and Mark

Hall

Jim Kamerer

Ben Huba

The Deacons

Nancy
Daugherty

Bella Heist

Clark Sawyer

Communion Team Team C

Newsletter Team in April (for May) Team A
(The Hoover Family)
Van Driver for April - Keith Swank (724-282-6546)

PULPIT FLOWERS
APRIL 5

APRIL 12

APRIL 19

APRIL 26

Donated with love in

honor of Madyson Halls
8th birthday by her
parents and grandparents.

Donated in loving
memory of
Edward Weichey
by Jane, his children and
grandchildren.

Donated in loving
memory of
Ruth Brookhart by
Helen Knauer
and family.

Donated in loving
memory of
Jane and Harry Blair by
Janet Edinger and family.

PEW GREETERS
Hill Church for many years was known as The Glad Hand Church. The Nurture
Committee wants to continue this tradition. Pew Greeters will now welcome visitors,
encourage them to sign the guest registry, and invite them to Fellowship Hour on Sunday.
MIDDLE SECTIONBRADY STREET SECTION

PEARL ST. SECTIONOVERFLOW AREA

APRIL 5

Sharon Montag, 724-285-3231

Karen Shultz, 724-283-2413

APRIL 12

Nancy Daugherty, 724-285-1013

Janet Edinger, 724-282-7782

APRIL 19

Lois Minich, 724-283-1875

Volunteer Needed

APRIL 26

Dennis Hawk, 724-285-6355

Peg Dumbaugh, 724-789-7331

2015

APRIL

Easter Sunday

2nd Sunday
Of Easter

3rd Sunday
Of Easter

9:15am - Adult Sunday Sch

9:15am - JAM Sessions
9:30am - 30 Minutes!
10:30am - Worship Rev.
Clark Sawyer Preaching
11:30am - Fellowship
12:15-1:15pm - HYC

4th Sunday
Of Easter

9:15am - Adult Sunday Sch

9:15am - JAM Sessions
9:30am - 30 Minutes!
10:30am - Worship Rev.
Clark Sawyer Preaching
11:30am - Fellowship
12:15-1:15pm - HYC
12:15pm - Womens Book
Club
6:30pm - Inst. Ensemble

Jesus said to her, I

am the resurrection 19
and the life. Those
who believe in me,
even though they die,
will live, and
everyone who lives 26
and believes in me
will never die.
John 11: 25-26

Baked Goods for Meals On

Wheels will be collected.

9:15am - Adult Sunday Sch

9:15am - JAM Sessions
9:30am - 30 Minutes!
10:30am - Worship Rev.
Clark Sawyer Preaching

12

9:15am - Easter Breakfast

10:30am - Worship Rev.
Clark Sawyer Preaching

SUN

27

20

5:30-7:00pm - Senior
Night Out

13

6:45pm - Session Mtg.

MON

28
9:30-11:00am Womens Bible Study

21
9:30-11:00am - Womens
Bible Study
1:00pm - Betsy
McCormick Circle
7:15pm - Ghana Task
Force Mtg.

9:30-11:00am Womens Bible Study

7-8:30pm - Master
Classes in Sanctuary

14

11:05am - PWCT Mtg

7:00pm - Deacons Mtg

TUE S

29
4:45pm - JoyBells

22
8:00am - Women @
Macs Caf
4:45pm - JoyBells

15

8:00am - Women @
Macs Caf
7-8:30pm - Master
Classes in Sanctuary

8:00am - Women @
Macs Caf
5:00pm - Community
Dinner

8:00am - Women @
Macs Caf
4:45pm - JoyBells
7-8:00pm - Delve912
Pizza Night

Church Office
Closed

WED
2

30
6:30pm - Memorial Ringers
6:30pm - Chancel Choir
Dinner
7:30pm - Rehearsal

23
6:30pm - Memorial Ringers
7:30pm - Chancel Choir

16
9:30am - Willing Workers
6:30pm - Memorial
Ringers
7:30pm - Chancel Choir

No Chancel Choir
6:30pm - Memorial Ringers

9:30am - Willing Workers

6-7:30pm - Girl Scouts - Art
Room
7:30pm - Maundy Thursday
Service
8:30pm - Christian
Education Mtg.

Maundy Thursday

THUR
3

24

17

10
9:30am - Hill Quilters
Miss Glitter set-up in
Fellowship Hall

11am - JoyBells @ St.

Andrews
12:00pm - Good Friday
Service
1:00pm - JoyBells @ Natili
Pizza

FRI

Good Friday
Church Office Closes
at Noon

25
9:00am - Hoagie
Assembly in
Fellowship Hall
11:00am - AA
Meeting

18
11:00am - AA Meeting

11

9:00am-9:00pm - Miss
Glitter Pageant in
Fellowship Hall
11:00am - AA Meeting

11am - AA Meeting

SAT