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September 2012
elcome Back Preschoolers! Worship and Music
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From the Senior Pastor
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From the Associate Pastor 5 Christian Education
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Calendar
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Preschool
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Congregational Care
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A NOTE FROM OUR SUMMER INTERN... Annual Meeting of the Congregation
Mission 12 Preschool and Children 6 Finance 13 News and Events
Celebration
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Commitment
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Worship and Music
Dr. Brice Gerlach, Director of Music Ministries, briceg@fpcnaples.org
Imagine, lots of people taking part in the service through presentations of the bread and wine, through reading stories or scripture, and hearing from one another. Then conjure up music from various traditions – traditional hymns re-made in Jazz style, Celtic hymns (Iona Community), reggae that gives glory to God, Latin worship music, Gospel, and music we can’t even put a label on. The teaching will be mindful of children and challenge even the most regular adult church goer. And every Sunday there will be a lively and active offering of Communion. Yes, we are offering some ancient paths in new currents of worship.
It gets down to some fundamental questions about following Christ and raising our children. Are they learning the practices of the church – how to worship God (prayer, singing, noticing the Holy among us) and how to love others (through empathy, care for others, mission, etc.)? Do they feel like a part of the church and Christ’s body – connected, cared for, and valued?
This will replace Sunday school and taking children out of worship. Instead, our kids will worship with us in a way that will compel us all to move with the currents of the Spirit. So please, come, invite a friend, and take part in this exciting adventure!
Richardson offers smooth melodic vocal style and amazing musical versatility. Rebecca earned her Bachelor’s of Vocal Jazz Performance from Cornish College of the Arts and went on to study in New York, and attended master classes at the Juilliard School. Richardson’s
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Worship and Music career has spanned ten years, beginning in Seattle, where she performed jazz in popular venues Would you like to assist including Tula’s, The Space Needle, and the in the worship service? Sorrento Hotel. It was in Seattle that Richardson met professional jazz Guitarist and Bassist Dan Lay Reader Training Heck, who would become her husband and musical partner. Recording artist, composer and educator Heck, graduated from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. A move to Seattle in 1993, offered Heck the perfect opportunity to establish his professional jazz reputation. As a founding member of the band “Bebop and Destruction”, he experienced national success and recognition for his efforts, winning several awards and recording four critically acclaimed CD’s with the group. After Seattle, Richardson and Heck spent five years pursuing their musical dreams in New York City, working in famous venues such as theBlue Note, the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Kavehaz, Flute, The Pierre Hotel, Cleopatra’s Needle, and the French Consulate. Lured away from the grey skies of New York by the sun and surf of Naples, Richardson and Heck relocated where they continued to play together, solo and with larger groups. When asked about her interest in this new service, Rebecca says, “I’ve been working as a musician for a long time in various church capacities, as a church director, soloist, and often times the church will ask me to do specific pieces. And I’m excited about this opportunity … to be creative, to write music, to be part of a congregation, and to share music that inspires me. I’m also excited to do something that hasn’t been done before, combining such music styles and genres and not fitting them into any one box.”
As we consider worship in the coming season, we would like to increase lay leadership. If you feel led to contribute by reading scripture, calling the congregation to worship, or leading prayers, we would like to offer some basic training in this area in order to build skills and familiarize readers with the acoustics of our sanctuary. Training will take place on Wednesday, September 12, at 6:30 p.m. and on Thursday, January 31 at 11:00 a.m. (as an alternate). Please call Rev. Evans to register 239.262.1311.
Chancel Choir rehearsals begin on Wednesday, September 5 at 7:30 p.m.
Contact Dr. Brice Gerlach for more information briceg@fpcnaples.org 239.262.1311 ext. 239
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From the Senior Pastor
Dr. Edward Thompson, Senior Pastor, edwardt@fpcnaples.org
Dear Members and Friends,
WR, OR, PB. World Record, Olympic Record and Personal Best! PB is what makes the games so exciting. To see athletes come and achieve their Personal Best, As I put pen to even though that in itself might not take them to the medal paper the London podium, is a moment to be cheered and celebrated. And Games have just the same can be said of you and me. It’s not so much the concluded. What a medals we win along the way, it’s rather more about doing wonderful two all that we can do so we can call it a Personal Best. And weeks we have as each year of faith adds maturity and wisdom, I hope witnessed, even and pray each year of following Jesus adds passion to with tape delayed every fiber of our being so that we excel and reach our PB, TV! Certainly the and then break that record with another PB, and on and on “youth of the we go. As the apostle Paul writes in Romans 12:10, world” gathered “outdo one another in showing honor. Do not lag in zeal, and competed. be ardent in spirit, serve the Lord.” Let us offer to God Smiles and tears our Personal Best as we serve and worship God and care were in abundance. Great Britain, as the host nation, had for all God’s people. a wonderful result and nicknamed the event the “Golden Games.” Others saw tears replace the “British stiff upper lip” and named the two weeks as the “crying games”. This Inside this newsletter you will read of our new worship opportunity. We are offering our PB to worship God and to was certainly true every evening as we watched the learn from the scriptures, the story of our faith and to hear gymnastics! afresh the challenge of the gospel as we live our lives. I covet your prayers for this adventure and look forward to On the closing day of the games, British Prime Minister, seeing you attend this new worship event. Also, inside you David Cameron, was joined by national leaders from Brazil, Kenya, India, and other nations in what was called will find details of our forthcoming Christian Education classes. Over the next 12 months we will pursue the a “hunger summit” in a pledge to address the issue of theme Flying Low - The Bible from under 10,000 feet. This malnutrition of children. Olympic athletes addressed the “summit”, urging for work to be done on a noticeable scale is a deliberate attempt to take a closer look at the scriptures and, with contemplative reflection, to read before the next summer Olympic Games in Brazil. scripture as a committed encounter with God’s truth. I Perhaps this prompting was aided by the hugely popular warmly invite you to come join with others on Wednesday and intriguing trilogy of novels by Suzanne Collins, The evenings beginning September 19. Hunger Games, when, if we learned anything, it was and is that hunger is not a game. Let us hope and pray that such a pledge will make a difference for good and make a dent in world hunger.
August is all but over and September is just round the corner. I am excited at what is in store for us as we move into the rest of this year and plan for next. Let us be sure that as a congregation we join together, “Growing in During the two week extravaganza we learned many wonderful stories of triumph against all sorts of odds, none the Grace of God” as we celebrate the breadth and depth more amazing than the story of the South African sprinter, of God’s love for the world. Let us commit our lives to Jesus, becoming faithful followers in word and action, and Oscar Pistorius, the first double amputee athlete to let us demonstrate compassion to all around us, as we live compete in the Olympics. Naturally, there was much out Jesus prayer, “Thy will be done on earth.” Celebration, celebration of the achievement of Michael Phelps, the most decorated medal winner of all time. Yes, there were Commitment, Compassion – that is what we are about. records broken every day. A whole set of Olympic and World records were etched into the record books and no See you in church on Sunday! doubt, when athletes gather in four years’ time the same will be true of them. The “talking heads” of TV informed us how Bronze medal winners are generally happier than Silver medal winners, the latter still sore from not obtaining Gold. Perhaps, like me, you watched and were impressed by both the ability and the wisdom of Missy Franklin, the Edward 17-year-old swimmer from Colorado. On being asked about her disappointment in finishing fourth in the 200meter freestyle, she replied with a wide smile, “finishing fourth in an Olympic race is not disappointing.”
Children and Youth From the Associate Pastor
Rev. Jonathan Evans, Associate Pastor, jonathane@fpcnaples.org Rev. Jonathan Evans, Associate Pastor, jonathane@fpcnaples.org Rev. Jonathan Evans, Associate Pastor, jonathane@fpcnaples.org
Argentina, Uruguay, and Waldensians Twelve years ago, I started a year that changed my life – how I see myself, the world, and following Jesus into the world. I was a PCUSA missions volunteer in Buenos Aires, Argentina, working with street kids. Just a few months ago I was blessed with the opportunity to visit once again. But this time I was not going as a young volunteer. I came down to help connect the Waldensian churches and ministries in South America with churches wih PCUSA. My first stop was Buenos Aires. There, I met a wonderful clergy couple. We shared thoughts on ministerial challenges that we have in common. The next morning, I visited some old friends of mine, some Swiss Methodist missionaries who have worked with orphans and troubled children for decades, and they now are finishing their life’s work in La Lechería, a place that helps educate children and youth in a poor barrio. I visited it again and was touched by the continued need and the wonderful work being done there. After that visit, I went to the northern province of Chaco with Rev. Francis Rivers (Executive Director of the American Waldensian Society), Dennis Smith (PCUSA Regional Liaison, Brazil and Southern Cone, World Mission), and Pastor Kevin Frederick from the Waldensian Presbyterian Church in North Carolina. In Chaco, we visited the Toba people. They are largely hunters and gatherers struggling for their land. The communities we visited are Christian and seek out ecumenical partnerships.
A school sponsored by the Waldensians.
Toba seminary students along with associates from the ecumenical seminary in Buenos Aires.
A woman preparing a basket as part of a women’s cooperative and ministry. Here I am with Francis, Alba Rostan (Director of JUM, “United Missions Group”), and Dennis Smith. After the trip to Chaco, I visited an organic farm and spiritual retreat center in Uruguay before meeting with Waldensian leaders in Montevideo. To the left, I am being interviewed on local public radio about the purpose of the visit.
It was wonderful to be back in my old stomping grounds and to see some new places and ministries. There’s so much more that I can’t fit into a newsletter but, some fascinating projects and ministries are happening. I hope to discern where the Spirit is leading me in the years to come.
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Kathleen Law, Administrative Assistant for C.E., kathleenl@fpcnaples.org
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Christian Education
Kathleen Law, Administrative Assistant for C.E., kathleenl@fpcnaples.org
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Flying Low The Bible at 10,000 feet The hope is to take a closer look at the Bible – a close reading, a committed encounter and a contemplative reflection as we hear the Bible call us to follow and call us to take action. Bring your Bible and come explore with others the importance of this book for our everyday life and practice. Dr. Edward Thompson will lead the first and second classes and Rev. Jonathan Evans will lead the third and fourth. We will meet in Spencer Hall at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, September 19 The Bible – A Sacred Book – Handle with Care – but please handle!
Wednesday, September 26 The Bible and Sex – What the Bible says and what it doesn’t say!
Wednesday, October 3 The Bible through Third World Eyes
Wednesday, October 10 Reading with the Spirit
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Christian Education
Adult Bible Study will hold its first meeting of the season on Sunday, October 7 in Room 204 from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. We are returning to our study of the book of John, beginning with a short review of Chapter 9 and moving on to Chapter 10. The 8:30 a.m. time will continue until the church begins two services in January 2013. For more information call Gretchen Oakley at 239.591.3467.
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9:30 a.m. Communion Worship 12:00 p.m. Cumberland Church
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9:30 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Children’s Sunday School 10:45 a.m. New Member Class 12:00 p.m. Cumberland Church
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12:00 p.m. Preschool Cmte. 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal
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7:00 a.m. Men’s Breakfast Bible Study (separate location) 8:00 a.m. Facilities Cmte. 10:30 a.m. Worship/Music
6:30 p.m. Lay Reader training 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal
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7:00 a.m. Men’s Breakfast Bible Study (separate location) 5:30 p.m. Deacon’s Meeting
6:30 p.m. Adult Education Class 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal
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7:00 a.m. Men’s Breakfast Bible Study (separate location) 4:00 p.m. Session
6:30 p.m. Adult Education Class 7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal
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9:30 a.m. Worship Annual Meeting 9:45 a.m. Children’s Sunday School 12:00 p.m. Cumberland Church
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7:00 a.m. Men’s Breakfast Bible Study (separate location) 11:00 a.m. Alzheimer’s Support
9:30 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evangelism Cmte. 9:45 a.m. Children’s Sunday School 12:00 p.m. Cumberland Church
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This calendar does not necessarily include all events that are scheduled at the church. For additional information, call or visit the website. Deadline for monthly Outreach is the fifteenth of the month prior to that edition. Submit all items to publications@fpcnaples.org. If submissions are not received prior to the deadline, we cannot guarantee that your article will be considered for publication for that month.
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you read this, we will be underway with our new school year. Small voices can be heard in the hallways and outside once again. And on top of all that, we’re anxiously awaiting the upcoming installation of the new sun shade on the playground. Due to the overwhelming outpouring of support from Preschool families and Church members and friends, we were able to secure all the needed funds to complete the purchase and plan the installation of the sun shade. We had hoped that the installation could be done and finished by the first day of school; however, we were held up during the initial permitting phase. We have received the proper permits and the supplies have been ordered.
Ashley Houk, Preschool Director, ashleyh@fpcnaples.org
The sun shade comes at a good time…I recently met a family and conducted a tour of our Preschool. The family and I visited one of the classrooms where Benjamin enjoyed exploring all the learning materials accessible. We stepped outside to view the playground and, very quickly, Benjamin turned to his parents and me and exclaimed, “Too hot…inside.” Spoken from the mouths of babes, even a two year old could tell that outside play was not going to be pleasurable on this particular day. Again, we want to thank you for your continued support of the First Presbyterian Preschool program. Keep your eyes open to catch a glimpse of the sun shade!
Ashley Houk Preschool Director
As we continue to work with Shades Abound, we are currently hoping for a completion date towards the end of September, if not sooner.
Standing: Angela Kuenzle, Christine Brady, Leslie Barreto-Wilkinson, Chrissy Beard, Jennifer Townsend, Maria Buell, Dana Mueller, Heather Caamano, Christie Bandit, Karen Perusse, Nicki Jentgen, Erin Abougzir, Colleen Kennedy, Deborah Weidner Seated: Elizabeth Kahn, Bernie Shields, Carmen Dunwiddie, Marylee Finman, Heather Pilling, Isabella Junkroski, Claudia Schembri, Leah Watson. Not pictured: Sharon Berke
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Congregational Care The Deacons’ Brunch, held on June 10, was enjoyed by many of the congregation.
Stephen Ministers will meet on Thursday, September 13 at 9:30 a.m. in Room 202.
Visitation Care Ministry will meet on Thursday, September 20 at 10:00 a.m. in the Parlor. There is still a need for a few more care givers. Please consider helping with this ministry. For more information please call Shirley Hagerson at 239.774.6180
The Deacons will meet on Tuesday, September 18 at 5:30 p.m. in Room 203.
In Memoriam Dorothy Blamire 4/26/12
This is a program of our congregation that equips lay persons to provide distinctively Christian one-to-one care to those who are experiencing all kinds of life needs and circumstances, both in our congregation and community. HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT OUR CONGREGATION’S STEPHEN MINISTRY PRAY for our Stephen leaders and Stephen ministers as they provide Christian care to others. PRAY for all who are receiving confidential care through the Stephen Ministry of our congregation.
John Myers 6/7/12
Glee Stromberg 6/26/12
Virginia Beekman 7/16/12
Arthur Holdt 7/23/12
TELL Stephen Leaders about those who might benefit from the care of a Stephen Minister—be sure to get that person’s permission first! TELL others in our community about the availability of our congregation’s Stephen Ministry and the care it can provide. RECEIVE Stephen Ministry when you are in need of supportive Christian care. CONSIDER serving as a Stephen Minister.
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John Oakley, Mission Committee Chair, jhosr@aol.com Rev. Jonathan Evans, Associate Pastor, jonathane@fpcnaples.org Mission
Feed the 5,000 Luke 9:10-17
September 2012 - St. Matthew’s House St. Matthew’s House provides food for the hungry, housing for the homeless, and an opportunity to change lives in a compassionate, disciplined spiritual environment. Suggested items include: coffee, sugar, powdered milk, pasta sauce, pasta, canned fruit, canned vegetables, canned soup, canned meat or stew. If you are able to help others who are in need, on the first Sunday of each month, pick up a Publix bag with a list of suggested food items as you leave the Sanctuary. Food is collected on the second Sunday of the month before the service, at the 6th Street church entrance. If you prefer, checks may be made payable to "First Presbyterian Church" and the memo marked "Feed the 5,000."
A few members of the staff participated in some team building and volunteer work at the Grace Place Food Pantry on Friday, August 3. We filled 170+ bags of groceries for needy residents of Collier County. The Grace Place Food Pantry opened in February 2008 in response to the economic recession. Children began asking if they could take their snack home to mothers who had not eaten that day and families began to share that they were not able to feed their families due to unemployment or severely reduced work hours. The Purpose of the Food Pantry is to meet the basic need of nourishment and health to support success in educational programs. The Food Pantry is a secondary function of Grace Place but has become an essential service to this entire community during the current economic times. In 2011, over 1500 families used the food pantry to meet emergency family food needs. The Food Pantry is open on Friday afternoons for families in need. Each week 140-180 families receive a simple bag of basic groceries along with selections of bakery items. Frozen meat and fresh produce is provided when it is available.
Finance
Michele Martin, Accountant, michelem@fpcnaples.org
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Financial Report Offerings Budgeted through (the month) June ……$741,277 Actual Offerings through (the month) June………..$698,156 Actual Offerings are less than Budget by…………..$ 43,121 If you have particular questions in relation to church budget and expenses, please speak to a member of the Finance Committee or contact Michele Martin, our church accountant, 239.262.1311, ext. 242. The finance committee members are: Lloyd Doerflinger (chair), Terry Brennan, Jan Gazdic, Russ Kempker, Bob King, Karen Martin, Bill Stafford and Tom Stevens.
News and Events
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A NOTE FROM OUR SUMMER INTERN... Before this May and the beginning of my internship, I had never had the opportunity to visit Naples. Upon hearing that I would be spending my summer at First Presbyterian Church of Naples, I was amazed at how often people would tell me that Naples is absolutely beautiful. I was told that it is one of the most beautiful places I would have the chance to visit and that I would love it down there. What these people didn't know was that, while they were intending to make comments about the landscape and area, they were also describing the people I would meet, absolutely beautiful. My family could not say thank you enough to the staff and congregation at First Presbyterian for an unforgettable summer. We felt welcomed and encouraged from the first day we stepped through the doors of Spencer Hall. Thank you for being so warm and inviting, and for allowing us into your lives over the last few months. In coming down to First Presbyterian, I had thought that I was coming for an internship, for a job. What I realized as I was saying my goodbyes was that I was not just leaving an internship, I was leaving a church who had become my family. This was no longer a job for me, it was an opportunity to serve alongside people that I had come to care about deeply. You have an incredible staff and I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to spend time learning from them. I really appreciated the way they work so well together as a team and how much they truly enjoyed each other. Having lunch at the wooden table above the courtyard with them is something I miss almost daily. Thank you to all of you who were able to come out
to my Thursday Bible Studies. I had a great time studying with you through our eight weeks together. Thank you for being open and for thinking deeply. You were all a weekly encouragement to me. Now that my family and I are back in Holland, MI, we are beginning to look ahead at what is to come this year. I will be starting school about a week before my daughter, Ellyot. I'm probably not quite as excited as she is! I will have a light course load this year so I am in the process of looking for a part-time position in a church. My family is excited and hopeful as we try to discern where we feel led to work this year. Thank you, again, for an amazing summer. You are all etched in our minds and hearts and we think about and pray for you often. We are hopeful to have the opportunity to visit you all again. Grace, Jeremy, Jenna, Ellyot & Brekon Kreuze
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Lunch Bunch Don't go home or out to eat alone! Join other FPC single men and women for lunch every Sunday after worship for a fun-filled Dutch-treat lunch at one of Naples' selected restaurants. You will get to know some nice people and have a wonderful meal. Best of all, you are not eating alone. There is a table in Spencer Hall to sign up after worship service giving you the time and place. Join us!
SUMMERTIME AND THE LIVING IS EASY AND FUN… when you have dinner with church friends. The next dinner for 6/8 will be on Friday, September 28. Reservation deadline is September 19. Mark your calendar now to attend, and even consider hosting – a picnic, a barbeque, a Mexican fiesta, or just a pot-luck supper. It’s summer. It’s relaxed. It’s fun. Sign up in Spencer Hall after worship or contact Elizabeth or Betty. Elizabeth Thompson 239.357.0342 elizabethompsonkc@hotmail.com or Betty Plum 239.732.8799 bplum1188@aol.com
Annual Meeting of the Congregation Please join us for the annual meeting of the congregation on September 16 following the worship service. Reports, reviews and a sharing of the vision and dreams for the coming year will be discussed.
New Member Class It is joy to welcome new members into the midst of First Presbyterian Church of Naples. Whether you are interested in membership or just wish to learn a bit more about us, we are offering New Member Classes the fourth Sunday of each month (excluding November). This will allow you an opportunity to become familiar with First Presbyterian, explore the different options of church membership, and tour our facility. Please join us Sunday, September 23 in the Parlor following the worship service. Registration is encouraged and may be made by calling Sharman Pfaus, Executive Assistant, at 239.262.1311 ext. 236 or sharmanp@fpcnaples.org. Coffee and sweets will be available.
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On behalf of the children and the Board of Directors of the Immokalee Child Care Center, we thank you for your donation of $4,500 to our program. Your support allows us to fulfill our mission to provide a quality preschool education and child care for enrolled children. The Center It is so wonderful to belong to such a kind and thoughtful strives to give children the foundation needed to start congregation as First Presbyterian Church! All the cards, elementary school with confidence, knowledge and a flowers and warm words celebrating my 95th birthday just positive attitude toward education. Thank you for your made my heart overflow with joy! A special thanks to my partnership in this very worthwhile project. dear Presbyterian women and many thanks to all. Valarie Bostic, Executive Director Katie Pennock Thank you at First Presbyterian for the thoughtful gift of flowers for my birthday. The flowers were beautiful and greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Marjorie C. Berlin I wish to express my sincere thanks for your cards and prayers during my time of transition. Jean Schaffer
Thank you for your generous gift of more than 60 bags of food items for Youth Haven’s food pantry. Your support enables Youth Haven to carry out its mission to protect and empower children and strengthen families in Southwest Florida. Our work is made easier thorough the generosity and support of community advocates like you. We, and the children are very grateful. Rosanne L. Winter, Executive Director
What happens with the stamps we collect? We get that question quite often and here’s the answer… Used stamps can be sold to distributors, who then sell them to stamp collectors. The Alliance Stamp Ministry in Ft. Myers, with the help of our Sew & Sews and residents of Shell Point Village, collect and sort United States stamps into five categories: common, commemorative, love, Christmas and special issue. Foreign stamps are welcome too. Stamps are then packaged into packets of 500 or 1,000. The funds received from the sale of these stamps are used to support the ministry of Publicaciones Alianza, a publishing house located in Buenos Aires which is dedicated to writing and publishing Sunday School materials in Spanish. These materials are being sold in 13 Latin American countries, plus Spain and the United States. Stamp Ministry Guidelines: Carefully trim the stamps. When possible, leave a border around the stamp of 1/4” to 1/3”. Do not remove the stamp from the envelope. If needed, our Sew & Sews will cut the stamps to the proper size, however, they need enough space around the stamp to do so. As always, if you would like to help the Sew & Sews, please join them on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 10:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.
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Join us each Sunday beginning October 14 at 11:00 a.m. in the Chapel for a new worship experience. Come find out what it’s all about!