#561February 2016

The
Window

Rev. Scott Bowerman, Pastor

Deb Mummert, Minister of Visitation
Helen Wingert, Organist
Danielle Kardisco, Director of Music Ministry
Sandy Wilson, Childrens Ministry Director
Erin Adams, Contemporary Worship & Youth Minister
Melissa Igou, Financial Administrator
Kathy Klink, Director of Mothers Day Out
Roberta Lawyer, Secretary
Ron George, Custodian

From the Pastor

Its absolutely amazing. The more I think about it, the more dazzled I am.
Im referring to the fact that every living thing is unique. No two zebras, no two cocker spaniels,
no two mushrooms, no two hummingbirds, no two bacteria, are identical. The same is true for
human beings. No two human beings are exactly alike, not even identical twins sharing the same
genome.
It didnt have to be this way. God surely could have chosen to create duplicates within different
species, so that each and every created thing was the most perfect it could be. Or perhaps God
could have created twelve different models of human beings. But instead, God structured the
universe so that every living thing is unique. Given that there are 1.5 million species of life on
earth (with more still to be discovered), thats a lot of variety! Annie Dillard, surveying the wonder
of Gods creation, remarked The creator loves pizzazz. And the creator surely loves variety, too.
It must bring God delight.
For you and me, our uniqueness is purposeful. Our uniqueness - composed of our experiences,
abilities, education, physical endowments, interests and so on - is given by God in part to be
expressed in service to God through ministry. In other words, God intends our uniqueness to find
expression.
For some of us, like a 5-year-old violin virtuoso, that uniqueness easily finds expression. For
others of us, its more challenging. To help us discover how God has uniquely created us and how
we can express our uniqueness, we are offering a class during our Revive! Wednesdays for the
season of Lent. Well use the excellent curriculum SHAPE originally created by Saddleback Church.
During these studies well look at our personalities, experiences, spiritual gifts and natural abilities
and design an action plan to put them to use.
God has a unique purpose for every one of us. I hope youll attend these classes and learn more
about yours.

The Session has postponed the traditional Annual Meeting Part 2 so we can
devote part of the meeting to a presentation of the vision for Centrals future,
and ways you can participate. We anticipate the meeting will be held in
mid-March.

Dear Central Family,

Church Family
Thank you....
Hey Central,
The Oylers just wanted to tell you that we're
thankful for you! Not only that, but we want to keep
the congregation in our prayers, and we want our
prayers to continue to be specific and relevant to the
current life of the church body! A few months ago,
we began praying for the congregation to adjust to
changes, along with volunteers to step up for the
children's ministry. We hope that God has been
faithfully answering.
Love and thanks,
Zach and Steph

Thank You Central Christian Friends,

We really appreciated all the prayer support and
cards we have received since last July, through
Jeanies Lung Cancer Operation in September and
subsequent recovery. Special Thanks to Scott and
Susan for their Hershey Hospital visit, and Kathy
White who stayed with Jeanie when Norm made his
own doctors visits. Your prayers were heard and
answered.
Praise The Lord,
Norm and Jeanie

I hope this letter finds you well! Last summer,

I had the opportunity to do mission work on the
Cheyenne River Lakota Reservation in South Dakota.
This area is one of the poorest areas in the United
States with 84% unemployment. The Lakota people
also face very high rates of alcoholism, drug abuse,
diabetes, and suicide. In this troubling situation, it is
easy to lose hope.
The Lakota people continue to need our support
and prayers. As you can imagine, a trip like this
requires financial support from a number of people. I
need to raise $500 by March 30. If you are able to
support me in a financial way, I would be very grateful. Checks may be made out to:
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
with South Dakota Mission in the memo line and
mailed to me at 475 South Seventh St. Chambersburg,
PA 17201 or you can also place your donation in the
Whitmore family church mailbox.
But most importantly, I also need your prayer
support. Please pray for the Lakota people. Pray that
in this troubling world they find hope in Jesus Christ.
Pray for our mission team
as we serve the Lord and
the Lakota people.
God bless,
Jessica Whitmore
Declare his glory among the
nations, his marvelous works
among all peoples!
1 Chron 16:24

FINANCE UPDATE
Central finished 2015 in a good financial condition due to strong contributions in November and
December. Total offerings for 2015 were $446,269 which is 10% above 2014. That is the good news,
however giving for 2016 was well below average during the first three weeks and the fourth Sunday was
cancelled due to the snow. For this reason, we have been forced to withdraw from our investments to
manage the ongoing expenses for our Church. We have delayed doing the 2016 budget and stewardship
campaign until the Visioning process is completed which will be the basis for planning this year. In the
meantime, please maintain giving at the 2015 level subject to change with the new campaign.
Central continues to make both credit card and automatic withdrawal options available to you. We are
currently getting 10% of our offerings through these convenient methods which also improves our cash
flow during times when you are traveling or unable to attend services. If you would like more information
on this useful option, please contact Missy Igou at the church office, 717-264-4113, ext. 109.

The Gems of CenTral

Remember in your daily prayers..

Menno Haven-263-8545
2075 Scotland Ave.
Nursing Center

-Lawrence Mohr #113 *(NF)

-M. Karolyn Lawrence #412

Jay Keefer
Jean Diehl

Farm House

-Marcia Grubbs #304

Susan Snyder

Northgate

-Dorothy Burkholder, #1206

Mike Diehl

Menno Village

-Rhoda Wilkison #180-B

-LaVerne Knarr #610-D
-Karen Mann #850-A (C)
-Jean Wasson #880-A (C)

Virginia Vallillo
Cindy Happel

Walden Unit

-Alan Sternbergh #14

Jay Keefer

Penn Hall-261-0220
1425 Philadelphia Ave.
Manor Building

-Margaret Sponsler, #217

Cindy Happel
-Elton Simpson #417
Mike Herbert/Virginia Vallillo
Skilled Nursing

-Gennie Boozer #506

Karen Sloan

Personal Care

-Isabel Vanderau #221

Eric Mellott

Quincy Skilled Nursing Care-749-3151

West Virginia Member (C)

Treva Kerns
601 Foxcroft Ave, Apt #1
Martinsburg, WV 25401

6596 Orphanage Rd., Waynesboro 17268

Nursing Center

-Carolyn Kreutz #229

-June Fiddler #271-A *(NF)
-Dr. Bob Coy, Apt #233

Genevieve Ambrose
Pat Shreiner
66 Sanibel Lane, Chbg. 17201
Isabelle Allen
Jay Keefer
311 Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201
Mildred (Millie) Brown
Karen Sloan
611 Wallace Ave, Chbg 17201
Stanley & Esther Johnson
Pat Shreiner
56 Sanibel Ln, Chbg 17201
Glenn & DonnaMae Kerns
Deb Mummert
105 N. Seventh St, Chbg. 17201
Athley & Alva Kline
Karen Sloan
49 Lincoln Way W, Chbg. 17201
Gladys Kuehn
Gary Lewis
6887 St. Annes Drive, Fayetteville PA 17222
Nancy MacFarlane
Marjie Hamsher
668A Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201
Ruth & George Muller
1260 Arbor Ridge, Chbg 17201
Glenn Shaffer
Rod Varner
722 Stanley Ave, Chbg 17201
Velma Thompson (C)
723 Tropical Way, Lakeland FL 33805-4540
Selma Thomson (NM)
Rod Varner
923 S Fourth St, Chbg 17201
Dorothy Zullinger
Susan Snyder
155 Colonial Dr, Chbg. 17202

Gary Lewis
Susan Snyder
Marjie Hamsher

Virginia Member (C)

Ed Wenrich
Sunrise of Leesburg
246 West Market St, #20
Leesburg, VA 20176

Updated: January 2015

If you know of any changes or updates, please contact the church office, 264-4113.
Deacons name is now listed with those he or she visits.
If you wish to contact, (by phone), a member of the Gems of Central, please contact the church office at 264-4113.
* (NF) = No Flowers please

** (NM) = Non-member

*** (NV) = No Visits please

February 21st
DEADLINE for MARCH Newsletter
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(C) = Cards

MINISTRY DUTIES FOR FEBRUARY 2016

Assistant Leaders
2/7
Wayne Decker
2/14 Don Wissner
2/21 Dale Penwell
2/28 Trena Oyler

A Gift of Prayer
Mike, Sue, Jeremy & Lucas Stahl
Newt & Flo Stake
Lew & Lucille Stence
Destiny Stephenson

Ushers - Sanctuary 11:00am

2/7
Marjorie Hamsher(H), Gary Lewis, Dale Hastings, Phil Rohr
2/14 Jean Diehl(H), Eric Mellott, Jean Gisriel, Laurie McKelvie
2/21 Karen Sloan(H), Cindy Happel, Jack Kier, Stuart Kier
2/28 Jay Keefer(H), Marjorie Hamsher, Don & Bev Wissner

Praying for
Centrals Missions
Meals on Wheels

Note for Ushers: If you are unable to fulfill your Sunday as Usher, it is your responsibility to find
another Usher to trade with. Contact your head Usher and the church office with the change.

MenMark Your Calendars! Men's Morning Bible Study continues to

meet on the first and third Saturday of each month at the Texas Lunch (down the
street from Central) at 7:00am for breakfast then gather in the Parlor at Central
for Bible Study at 8am. Come Study the Bible and enjoy fellowship with your
brothers at Central! Our next gathering will be February 6th.

SEPARATION & DIVORCE RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP

Next session begins: February 1March 7, 7-8:30pm at the Wholeness Center
located on the square at 19 South Main Street downtown
Chambersburg. Session Cost is $10. For more information or to
register, email Cindy Shoemaker at cshoe0815@gmail.com or by
calling Central Presbyterian Church 264-4113.
FROM ASHES TO ACCOMPLISHMENT
Central Presbyterian Church is approaching its 150th
anniversary and the History Team is planning a significant celebration to commemorate this event. The only
thing needed is YOU! Help is needed for event and party
planning; artistry in photography and music; theatre
arts planners and participants; writers and lovers of
antiquities. If you are a member of Questers or DAR,
were seeking your assistance. Please join us in planning
this memorable occasion by lending your skills and expertise by contacting Norm Harper at 352-2333 or email
him at 4950hr@comcast.net

MUSIC NEWS
February is here and that means LENT and all of rich music and
opportunities to reflect and draw closer to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Looking Ahead
SAVE THE DATE

Sunday June 5th at 7pm Centrals Adult Choir will be joining with Trinity UCC
in a Cantata based on The Lords Prayer accompanied by a semi-professional orchestra.
Please mark your calendars, this is an event you dont want to miss!!
If you are a singer and would like to participate in the Cantata,
please contact Dani at danikardisco@gmail.com.
Rehearsals will be on Wednesday evenings starting on March 2nd from 7:15-8pm.

As we embark on this Lenten journey together, I pray that each of you find time to seek Jesus and renew your relationship with our Rock and Redeemer. Love and Prayers, Dani
Come near to God and he will come to you, wash your hands and purify your hearts. James 4:8

LENTEN NOONTIME MUSICAL MEDITATION

Schedule of Performances
February 17 Patrick McNamee, Clarinet
February 24 Dr. J. Frederick Davison, Baritone
Patricia Divelbiss, Organist/Pianist
March 2
Helen Wingert, Organist
March 9
Anita Rae Smith, Harpist
March 16
Valerie Merriman, Pianist
Dr. J. Frederick Davison
Professional soloist from Waynesboro/Greencastle area.
Performed leading roles with many opera companies --Washington, D. C; New York City, etc.
Had leading roles at Totem Pole Playhouse and Mercersburg Area Community Chorus.
Has been an active church musician from East Coast to West Coast.
Patricia Divelbiss
Choir director, soloist, Christian education director and organist from Greencastle area.
Is choir director at Waynesboro Church of the Brethren.
Published Advent devotional booklet "Begin with Light".
Anita Rae Smith
Local harpist and one of the Blythe Spirits Harp Trio.

Come join us and bring your friends for a time of quiet meditation and prayer.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
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Update on Joy Village Kids

Dear friends at Central,
Recently Ruth, the director of the Joy Children's Village, forwarded
this photo of three of our children visiting the dentist at Nazareth
Hospital. I'm certain for Jarso and Lobeiyi this was their first visit
and perhaps their first knowledge of dentistry. What is amazing....
all three of these children are from the same JV family and even
the fears and experience of a dental visit are shared. Brother and
sisters encouraging each other! Rudy
Our next literary adventure
is: The Same Sky by
Amanda Ward on February
3rd at 2PM in the churchs
Parlor. A discussion will follow on possibly
changing our meeting time to afternoons instead of evenings. For more info or to be
included on the email list, contact Karl
Shreiner at
263- 4891. If youd like to be added to the
Book Group email list let Karl know, by
emailing him at kshrein@gmail.com.

NEW!
Private Room for Nursing Moms

We love and cherish our moms and their babies!

New on the third floor, there is a private room for
nursing moms to use on Sunday mornings.
Rm 301 (the MDO office) is quiet, private, and
near the church nursery. Please feel free to use it
at any time on Sunday mornings. If you have any
questions or concerns, contact Sandy Wilson at
kidsmin@centralonthesquare.org.

Centrals Diaper Depot

Weve got you covered!
We are looking for:
Greeters, Information Takers, Diaper distributors
Next Diaper Depot is Saturday February 20th
The time commitment is: 9:00am to 12:30pm (our guest start arriving around 10am).
An excellent opportunity to:
To share the living waters of Jesus Christ to all who thirst.
To build relationships with young families in our community.
To become the heart of the community.
To be the hands and feet of Jesus and actively live a life according to his example.

WE NEED YOU!!!! Please contact Sue Stahl at susan.stahl@casdonline.or g

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YOUTH
GROUP

What a crazy adventure we are on these days! As the wind shifts and the forecast
changes, so do our plans; but, isnt it amazing that our God never does?
He is the same today, yesterday, and tomorrow. I take such comfort in that,
especially in this harsh cold, knowing that His warmth and light will guide
our every footstep. When life feels chaotic, we are reminded that He
is constant. How refreshing! You, oh Lord, are the God of hope.

NEWS

YOUTH:
In Januarys youth group, we focused on the theme The One & Only.
We talked about how we tend to make gods of other things, such as money, popularity, romance, our
friends, our hobbies, our grades, etc., but those things are idols trying to steal our focus. We found that when
we choose to put our primary attention on Him, everything else seems to fall into place. We also addressed
personal circumstances and choosing to pursue the glory of God even when things are difficult.
For our outreach night, the Middlers went back to Penn Hall to spend time with the residents there; from
these events, we are hoping that our middlers form special bonds with a resident or two. Our highschoolers
went to the homeless shelter on Main St., brought dinner and some games, and spent a chunk of quality time
with the people who live there. They loved having us.
For our community night in January, Holly and Calvin Shearer provided dinner (THANK YOU SO
MUCH!), and we filmed our youth mission support video. Soon, the video will be able to be shared via
YouTube!
For our worship night, we engaged in clay molding, yoga, sand meditation, photography, and graphic art.
Our two worship avenues were creative arts and prayer. Its been awesome to experience many different
forms of worship through this youth group layout!
Thank you to all those who have been supporting our high school youth basketball team! We have a couple games this month: February 2nd and February 11th (both 8pm at the Chambersburg Rec Center.) Thanks
to Nick Adams and Chris Ott for being our coaches! We are so proud of our guys for being exemplary gents
on and off the court.
We are also sponsoring a middle school team (many thanks to Don Marangoni and Danny Klink for
coaching!) The game schedule for our middle school co-ed basketball team is as follows:
2/13/16 @ 9am
2/20/16 @ 9am
2/27/16 @ 10am
3/5/16 @ 10am
As always, a huge thank you to all of our volunteers who make youth ministry possible! In January,
our volunteers were: Don & Shelley Marangoni (middlers Sunday School), Scott & Madeline Wilson
(Highers Sunday School), Dani & Jeff Kardisco, Kari Wiley, Danny Klink, Bill Oyler, Amber Keller, Jenine
Grove, Kristen Adams, and John & Amy Leary! We cant thank you enough for giving of your time and energy for our teenagers! Thank you also to all of our active youth mentors! We appreciate you so!
Coming up for Centrals youth ministry:
Tuesday February 9th Fat Tuesday Pancake Supper & Game Show, 6-8:30pm
Featuring couples you know and love!
Also, look out for some awesome and hilarious commercial breaks!
Bucket donations on tables toward youth missions
Sunday February 28th Rescheduled Roaring 20s Dinner Dance, 5-8pm
Suggested donation of $20/adults, $10/youth, kids 5 and under eat free
Menu: Shredded beef sliders, Chicken and Sauce, Broccoli Slaw, Roasted Sweet and
White Potatoes, Pudding Parfaits, Sparkling Grapejuice Punch, Coffee
All proceeds go to the youth mission trip
Thank you to everyone who has already donated toward our youth mission trip and the youth ministry
budget! We count you as angels on earth!

Please join us each

Sunday at 9:30am
in the
Friendship Hall

CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP:
Thanks to all of our musicians, dancers, and sound people who
show up to share your gifts and bring glory to God every week!
You are so appreciated! Thank you also to Ron and to everyone
who helps set up/tear down the Friendship Hall each Sunday! Lastly, but not leastly, thank you to the 1st service congregation for allowing the Holy Spirit to move in and through you during worship!
Your presence makes our community stronger and more beautiful.
Dont forget to check our music ministry page on the website
weekly to find out which songs we will be worshipping with!
http://www.centralonthesquare.org/#!music-ministry/c23po

Coming up for contemporary worship:

The dance team will be dancing in the Ash Wednesday service on February 10th!
Experience the Passion of Christ rehearsals begin on March 1st! Here are the specifics:
March 1st 7-8:30pm (Dancers only)
March 7th 7-8:30pm (Dancers only)
March 10th 6:30-8pm (Soldiers and Narrator)
March 15th 6:30-8pm (Soldiers and Apostles)
March 17th 6:30-7:30pm (Marys, Women, Narrator)
March 19th 12-2pm (Pilate, High Priest, Simon, Soldiers, Narrator)
March 20th 7:30-9pm (Jesus and Narrator)
March 21st 7-8:30pm (dancers only)
March 22nd 6:30-8pm (Jesus, Narrator, soldiers, & apostles)
March 23rd TBD
March 24th 6:30-8pm (full cast)
March 25th 10am-12pm (full cast), 5:30pm & 7pm viewings
Ask, and it will be given you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened
for you. For everyone who asks receives, and everyone who searches finds, and for everyone
who knocks, the door will be opened. - Matthew 7:7-8 NRSV

News from Childrens Ministry at Central

Come on up to the 3rd floor and see us anytime!!
Wed love to tell you about Jesus and how we are growing deeper in our faith!

NURSERY STAFF POSITION OPEN!

We are looking for a person who loves Jesus, loves babies and
toddlers, and is kind and patient to fill an opening in our Nursery
Staff. Are YOU that person? Do you know someone who might be
interested? This is a paid position 3 hours, every other Sunday
morning. Background check and interview are required. Please
contact Sandy Wilson at kidsmin@centralonthesquare.org. if you
are interested in being part of our wonderful Nursery Ministry

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AGENTS IN ACTION
What?
When?
Time?
Where?

COMING IN LENT

Wednesday night program for ages 4 5th grade

Feb. 17, 24, March 2, 9, and 16
6:30pm (following the 6pm all church meal)
3rd floor

Lent is a 40 day journey (not counting Sundays) to focus on God and prepare to remember
and celebrate Jesus dying on the cross and rising from the grave to save each of us. Many
people decide to give up things for Lent to help them remember that Jesus gave His life
for us. But you can also take on doing good things just like Jesus did.
Walk His Ways will be the focus of AGENTS IN ACTION during Lent this year.
We will dig into the parables of Jesus and discover how to live and serve as Jesus did.
Through Bible lessons, stories, games,
and activities, we will both challenge
and encourage each other to walk like
Jesus.
So come on out, put on the AGENTS
IN ACTION hat and join us as we take
on doing good for Jesus!

SESSION ACTIONSJANUARY 2016

Session took the following actions at its January meeting. If you have any questions, please talk to one of the
Elders: Brenda Black, Dottie Bush, George Cowley, Bill Daniels, Linda Igou, Paul Klink, Pat McNamee, Valerie
Merriman, Alex Shearer, Scott Wiley, Sam Worley, Dick Young or Kathryn Finley, Clerk.

Approved the baptism of Michael Steven Henes on January 24.

Approved the baptisms of Camryn and Olivia Shearer on February 21.
Approved the following Lenten Wednesday activities:
Lenten Noontime Mediations, noon, February 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16.
Revive! Wednesdays, supper and study, 6:00-7:30 PM, February 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16. The curriculum
will be SHAPE, by Saddleback Community Church.
Approved a Service of Wholeness on Sunday February 28, 7:00 PM.
Approved the following guest preachers:
Rev. Bill Beck January 9
Dr. Paul Yuen April 17
Rev. Gene Wilson June 12
Elder Beckie Drover June 19
Dr. Diane Salter July 17
Removed, with regret and at their request, Dave & Linda Bender from Centrals membership.
Elected Pat McNamee and Scott Wiley Commissioners to the February Presbytery meeting and elected
Bill Daniels as an alternate if needed.
Approved Experience the Passion of Christ, to be held March 25, 5:00 and 7:30 PM.
Approved the request to conduct a Diaper Depot on February 20, March 19, and April 20 and to spend up
to $4,000, which is the amount that was budgeted for 2015.
Received, with regret, Dani Kardiscos resignation, effective June 6, 2016.
Formed a search committee for a new Director of Music. The committee will be composed of two sitting
Elders, one representative from the Personnel Committee, two current adult choir members, and two at
large members of the congregation. Pastor Scott, Helen Wingert, and Erin Adams will serve as ex officio
members of the committee. The Session representatives will be responsible for recruiting the other
members of the committee.
Appointed Valerie Merriman and Pat McNamee as the Session representatives to the search committee.
Approved Erin Adams request to sell Destiny Rescue during Ice Fest.
Approved Erin Adams request to conduct the Souper Bowl of Caring on Sunday February 7. All monies
raised will be donated to a local food bank.
Appointed the Childrens Ministry Team as a Commission of Session and empowered them to approve
curriculum for childrens ministry.
Approved the following recommendation from the Worship Committee: Rather than regularly scheduling combined worship services, Central will hold combined services at times like Celebration Sunday
(Christmas), Youth Sunday, and other appropriate times.

Note: Session did not meet in December 2015.

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BIRTHDAY SUNDAY

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9:30a 1st Worship Service
11a 2nd Worship Service
5&6pm Youth groups meet
5p Roaring 20s Dinner &
Dance Youth Mission Fund
Raiser

NEWSLETTER
DEADLINE

21
9:30a 1st Worship Service
11a 2nd Worship Service
Baptism: Camryn & Olivia
Shearer
5&6pm Youth groups meet

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Communion
9:30a 1st Worship Service
11a 2nd Worship Service
5&6pm Youth groups meet

SOUPER BOWL FOR CARING

Guest Preacher Bill Beck

9:30a 1st Worship Service
11a 2nd Worship Service
5&6pm Youth groups meet

Updated 1/26/16

Sun

Mon

29
9a MDO, 3rd Floor

22
9a MDO 3rd Floor

Presidents Day

15
NO MDO
7p Divorce Support Grp

8
9a MDO 3rd Floor
6:30p Youth BB
7p Dance practice-NLC
7p Divorce Support Grp

1
9a MDO 3rd Floor
6:30p Youth BB
7p Worship Team mtg
7p Divorce Support Grp

February

23
9a MDO 3rd Floor
9:30a Zumba Class, FH
12p Prayer Gathering, Rm 314

16
9a MDO 3rd Floor
9:30a Zumba Class, FH
12p Prayer Gathering, Rm 314
7p SESSION MEETING

2
9a MDO 3rd Floor
9:30a Zumba Class, FH
12p Prayer Gathering, Rm 314
6p Stephen Min, Rm 124
7p History Team mtg.

Tue

5p KIDS MUSIC
6p Simple Supper
6:30p Lenten Study
6:30p Sr.Bell-Sanctuary
7:30p Senior Choir-NLC

NOONTIME LENTEN MUSICAL

9a MDO 3rd Floor

24
9:30a ZUMBA
9:30a Womens Bible Study

5p KIDS MUSIC
6p Simple Supper
6:30p Lenten Study
6:30p Sr.Bell-Sanctuary
7:30p Senior Choir-NLC

NOONTIME LENTEN MUSICAL

9a MDO 3rd Floor

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9:30a Zumba Class, FH
9:30a Womens Bible Study

10 ASH WEDNESDAY
9a MDO 3rd Floor
9:30a ZUMBA
9:30a Womens Bible Study
5p KIDS MUSIC
7p Ash Wednesday
(6pm Dinner & 7pm Service)
7p TRUSTEE MEETING

9a MDO 3rd Floor

3
9:30a ZUMBA
9:30a Womens Bible Study
2:00p Book Club, Parlor
5p KIDS MUSIC
6:30p Sr.Bell-Sanctuary
7:30p Senior Choir-NLC

Wed
9a MDO 3rd Floor
6:30p Youth BB

25
9a MDO 3rd Floor

18
9a MDO 3rd Floor

11
9a MDO 3rd Floor

Annual Reports
Due Today

Youth30 HR FAMINE

26
9a MDO 3rd Floor

Bday Party FH 2:30pm

(member Nina Stouffer)

Mens Breakfast & Bible Study

9a MDO 3rd Floor

Youth30 HR FAMINE

12 noon Crossroads Leaders

Meeting, Room 122

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10am12 noon
DIAPER DEPOTGYM

20

C.H.A.T. Valentines luncheon

& party
11:30am4:30pm

5p CROSSROADS gym for

volleyball and potluck

13

Church Reserved for

LEADER RETREAT
9AM@ CPC

6
Mens Breakfast & Bible Study

Sat

19

3:30p Shippensburg U.
Color Guard practice, gym

12
9a MDO 3rd Floor

9a MDO 3rd Floor

Fri

Thu