June 2015 Vol. 34 No. 6
The monthly newsletter of Christ Church United Church of Christ
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n this Issue
Faith Formation…...2
Pastor Galen’s
Column……….….…3
Events, Opportunities, and
Other News………..…..….….4
News You Can Use…….….....5
Calendar………………...…....6
Church Retreat, Prayer List,
Music Book Form ……...…....7
News from the Pews…….....8-9
Rev. Potteiger, Budget
Requests, Misc….……….......10
Treasurer’s Report……...….11
Picnic/Intergenerational……12
Christ Church UCC
247 S. Market St.
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
(717)367-1208
Website
etownucc.org
Email
[email protected]
Pastors
Rev. Dr. Galen E. Russell III
Rev. Dr. Frederick A. Young
Speaker:
Lynn Marsh
Editor
Tracey Yasi
Deadline for newsletter
submissions is the first
Sunday of each month
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Faith Formation Commission
Christian Education & Youth Programming
at Christ Church
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Discipleship
Faith Programs
learn
teach
Spiritual Growth
ministry
confirmation
 Summer Programming: Folks
he Board of Christian Education is
in this group will help plan our
pleased to present the new face of Christian
Vacation Church School and Jr.
Education right here at Christ Church. The
Church (Summer Children’s Church).
Faith Formation Commission will
They will also help design any special
replace the former Board. The idea of the
summer children and youth
Commission mirrors our already reprogramming.
designed Worship Commission, and to
some degree the Outreach Committee
 Youth: This group focuses on all
which work together as a larger group, but
aspects of Christ Church’s Youth
truly function within smaller subsets
Ministry. The Middle School and High
responsible for varying aspects of ministry.
School Church School Classes and the
For example, within Outreach Committee
Confirmation and Mentor Program, A
are the smaller groups of Meal Ministry,
Ministry of Presence. They will also
clothing and food banks,
help to plan the Older
Christmas in November,
Youth, grades 6-12
“The
Board
of
and Summer Thank
Christian Education is programming. Ideally, this
Offering to highlight a
group will consist of both
few. Likewise, the
pleased to present the adult and youth
Worship Commission is
new face of Christian representatives.
comprised of three smaller
Education at Christ
teams responsible for
 Adult: The Adult
Church”
certain church seasons.
group will support our
LifeSearch
and Contemporary
The newly created Faith Formation
Christian
Conversation
classes, as well
Commission will function in a similar
as help design additional Sunday
fashion. The larger group will meet on a
morning options for our adults. They
bi-annual basis with additional meetings as
will create and support opportunities
needed. The smaller groups will gather
for our young adults and provide
more regularly and with more frequency
support and creativity around adult
during heavy planning times for each area
small group studies and discussions.
of ministry.
learn
guide
Share
COVENANT
Youth
Group
Here is a suggested design for the Faith
Formation Commission’s Focus Areas:
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Ministry
NURTURE
The excitement around the new Faith
Formation Commission is hard to
contain! Please consider being a part of
 Younger Children and
this newly designed ministry. If you
Workshop Rotation: This group have questions, contact Pastor Fred. My
will be responsible for the Nursery and hope is that the new Faith Formation
Preschool areas, Workshop Rotation,
Commission will inspire new energies
and Church School Mission and
and creativity in how we learn about our
Outreach. They will also be
faith together. The Commission will
responsible for maintaining our Safe
hopefully form soon so we can begin to
Church Policy and Procedures as well generate new opportunities beginning in
as the Younger Youth Group
the fall of 2015.
(grades 2-5) programming.
-Pastor Fred
education
ADULTS
youth
VCS
“The Memes of Peace and Love”
“For rulers are not a terror to good conduct, but to bad. Do you wish to have no fear of
the authority? Then do what is good, and you will receive its approval.”
(Romans 13: 3, NRSV)
“What’s trending this week?”
At the beginning of Romans 13, Paul says
“What’s in the media’s spotlight?”
that Christians are subject to the governing
“What are we talking about today?”
authorities… for rulers are to combat bad
“What’s in vogue?”
conduct, and if you live right, authorities will
“What’s gone viral?”
be on your side. Um… that is, if the authorities
These answers change all the time, don’t
are inherently good through and through.
they? When
Yes, some have
Sharing
the
Journey……
something is
rightly said that
trending, like
there are plenty of
Pastor Galen Russell
what color the
people who have a
dress is… whitedisrespect for the
gold, or blue-black… the idea replicates
police, and cops have to always be on their
itself in our consciousness and on our cell
guard because their lives often are in danger.
phones. As it spreads, it might hit the
But, it is also rightly said that there is a culture
national news, and it spreads even more
of distrust, hatred, and anger among some of
rapidly until it burns itself out. No
our police officers, and they act with
Practicing
peace
one talks anymore about what
brutal and sometimes unwarranted
-making and deadly force.
color the dress is, right?
When ideas, habits, and cultural living love has to Yes, there are long-standing
practices are replicated and spread, get replicated in injustices everywhere, but it’s also
they are called memes. We live by
true that the laws are not applied
all people.
cultural memes that have stuck—
uniformly for all people.
like how we greet each other with some sort
As Christians I believe it is imperative that
of touch: a handshake, high-fives, a fist
we promote a culture of peace and love that
bump, a hug, etc. Those are memes.
can stop, reverse, and ultimately heal our
When an idea replicates itself via
violence. Practicing peace-making and living
technology, they’re called tremes. We
love has to be the memes that get replicated
effortlessly copy and share, share and copy
and stick in people of all backgrounds and
selfies and other pics, we upload videos, and
faiths, all vocations and professions. People of
publish blogs that can replicate so quickly
the church, and other grassroots organizations,
that they can “go viral.” Those are tremes.
I think, have to be the ones to led the efforts in
Bad ideas and trends get replicated, too,
rejecting the replication of violence, and
and can spread like wildfire. I struggle with
support the memes that beautifully mirror what
the ever-increasing violence and unrest
Jesus taught.
between police and civilians, which seems to
Replicate peace and love in us, O God, that
have spread without restraint lately. It’s a
we might be able to spread both to others. We
culture of violence; a bad meme that stuck.
pray that they stick! Amen.
Let’s taLk about….
A New Proposed Schedule for
Sunday mornings at Christ Church!
Trial run: Sept. 13th to Nov. 15th
First worship service
Church School
Fellowship Time & choir reh.
Second worship service
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Here are some developing ideas thus far...
Worship and Education are focal points of
Sunday mornings. Pastors have a chance to
teach. Nursery ideally staffed all morning.
 A 10 wk. trial starting 9/13 allows for new
adult classes and a full feel for the change.
 At Nov. Annual mtg. a decision to be made?
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Events
&
Opportunities
other
NEWS
Small Groups
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Summer Stay-cation Offering
he Crafting Crew is a small
group open to all those interested in
knitting, crocheting, sewing, card
making, stamping, etc. The daytime
group, which meets at 1pm on the
2nd Wednesday of the month,
participates in the Prayer Shawl
Ministry. Or, if your schedule is better suited to
evenings, come on out on the 2nd Tuesday at 7pm
where are variety of crafts and projects benefiting the
church are lovingly created!
Benefits the Crispus Attucks Lunch
Café in Lancaster
Crispus Attucks serves daily lunches and is
in need of funding to continue this ministry
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he Garden Group
and all others
interested
will visit the Penn
State Trial Gardens in
Manheim on Saturday
June 20th. You do not need to be a member of the
Garden Group to enjoy this delightful setting, one of
Lancaster County’s best kept secrets. The property is
the premier testing site on the East Coast for annuals
and perennials, where an incredible variety of
specimens are grown and rated for performance. In
addition, the Lancaster County Master Gardener
Volunteers maintain an Idea Garden showcasing
examples of Native, Perennial, Annual, Xeriscape,
Herb and Vegetable Gardens. Bring a bag lunch and
wear comfortable walking shoes. This is a self-guided
tour at your own pace. We meet at the church at 10
am. to carpool. Please sign up on the Events Board.
Save the Date!
Crispus Attucks Meal
Tuesday, July 14th 3:30pm - 7pm
Cooks, Drivers, Servers, and Brownie Bakers Needed
Please consider giving the gift of “you” and be a blessing
to the needy of Lancaster
Elizabethtown Work Week
Missions at Home
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he sign up sheet for this year's
local mission trip is on the bulletin board just
outside Pastor Fred's office. Our group will most
likely work locally for a few days during the week
of July 26 to August 1st. In addition to working
during the days, we will enjoy some evening events
which include eating together, reflection on the
day’s events, worshiping, and of course have a lot of
fun! This local mission is a wonderful opportunity
for any person in our congregation to take part for
even just a day or two. It is a blessing to have
crazy fun at times with each other in the
congregation, help others in our community, and to
share God's love. Please sign up!
If you have questions, please speak with Steve Stouffer
or Pastor Fred
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News you can
Use
Christ Church’s
SmartChurch
App is Live
A
ll smartphone users may add the SmartChurch app
to their mobile device allowing you to instantly connect
with Christ Church and other members. What are the
benefits to adding your church as an app to your phone?
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Purchase Your Grocery Cards
Here!
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on’t forget, you can purchase gift cards to use at Giant,
Weis, Darrenkamps, Stauffers of Kissel Hill, and Groff
Meats right here at Christ Church! Cards are sold in
denominations of $25, $50, and $100, and Christ Church
earns 5% from each card sold (10% for Groffs). You have
the convenience of using the card just like a debit card, and
you’re supporting Christ Church at the same time. Look for
the table each Sunday in the back of the Sanctuary, or come
into the office during the week to purchase yours!
Post questions, comments, and announcements to the
wall
Post and read prayer requests
Get updates on events, and even RSVP to an event,
or you may share an event with your friends
Create a profile and connect with fellow members of
the congregation through a virtual directory
Connect with the staff, church office, and website
with the tap of the screen
The app is free and available at the app store for
iphone users, and google play for androids.
Download it today to connect right away!
Just a Reminder...
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Registration
forms on
our website
or on the
youth
board
hurch calendar, helper
schedules, upcoming events,
full color NET, and important
documents are located on the
church website at
etownucc.org. To view the
member’s only page, please enter the password
“stillspeaking” when prompted.
Stay Informed
P
lease notify the office if you would
like to be added to the weekly Christ
Church StillSpeaking email. Each
Thursday the office sends out an update
of announcements, upcoming events, and other news.
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June 2015
Sun
Mon
1
11 am Staff
Meeting
“Spring being a hard act to follow,
God created June”
-Al Bernstein, American actor
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
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3
4
5
6
9
10
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12
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6:30 pm Finance
Committee
7 pm Crafting
Crew
1 pm Crafting
Crew
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Church Office
Closed
7 pm Outreach
7Net Deadline
Intergenerational
Sunday
9 am Worship
Church Picnic
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11 am Staff
Meeting
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15
9 am Worship
6 pm VCS@ St.
Paul’s UMC
Penn Central
Conference
6 pm VCS@ St.
Paul’s UMC
7 pm Worship
Team C
Sunday
11 am Staff
Meeting
6 pm VCS@ St.
Paul’s UMC
6:30 pm Property
6:45 pm Spiritual
Council
7:30 pm Consistory
7 pm CollectiveSpirit
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6 pm VCS@ St.
Paul’s UMC
VBS Older
Youth
Mulching@ CC
Church Office
Closed
Penn Central
Conference
Penn Central
Conference
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20
6 pm VCS@ St.
Paul’s UMC
Church Office 10 am Depart
Closed
from church for
trip to Penn
State Trial
Gardens in
Manheim
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3
4
Flag Day
21Father’s 22
Day
11 am Staff
Meeting
9 am Worship/
VBS Presentation
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9:30 am The NET 8:45 am Retiree
Assembly
Breakfast
@Country
Meadows
Church Office
Closed
7 pm Board of
Christian Education
7 pm CollectiveSpirit
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9 am Worship
Guest Preacher:
Rev. Dave Carnish
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11 am Staff
Meeting
30
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2
6
Church
Office
Closed
Yes! I would like to purchase a copy of Sing! Prayer and Praise
music songbook published by the UCC:
Fill out the field below as you would like it to appear on the bookplate:
Example: In Honor of: My mother, Martha Washington, on the
occasion of her 284th birthday
In Honor of: ______________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
In Memory of: _____________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
Given by: _________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
Enclosed is $10 to cover the cost of this book. Please make checks
payable to Christ Church UCC
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alling all “Zesty
Christians” to attend the
all-church retreat at
Hartman Center in
November. Mark your
calendar for this flavorful
event, where we will
explore what it means to
be a “salty Christian”.
The weekend will be filled
with activities, crafts,
worship, hiking, football,
and lots of fun with our church family. If you’ve never attended
an all-church retreat or if it has been a while since you’ve been
on one, consider joining us for a fellowship-filled weekend. If
you would like to help plan this event, please contact Jo
Hopwood or Pastor Fred. (Dates for November will be finalized
shortly)
Matthew 5:13 says “You are the salt of the earth. But if
the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty
again?”
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Please Keep the Following in
Your Prayers:
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Gladys Cifani - Jackie Page’s mother
Peggy Drescher - recovering at home
Barb Kondras - recovering from hip
surgery
Mardi Sawyer - back pain
Andy Sherwood - recovering from back
surgery
Sandy Spayd - recovering from back
surgery
Christ Church honors
Mrs. Grace McCoy,
our oldest member
Kendra Snyder (Lauer)
and
Robin Powl
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n a rainy spring
morning, Grace McCoy’s
cheerful “hello” greeted me
on the telephone. As Christ
Church’s oldest member at
the age of 102, Grace’s voice
sounds young and sweet.
With Intergenerational
Sunday approaching, the staff
thought it would be a treat to
share a bit of Grace’s story
with the congregation, and I
was happy for the
opportunity to chat with her
by phone.
News from the pews...
machines, and others
whatever project they
happened to be working on.
All brought lunch and
enjoyed the fellowship with
one another, and while she
can no longer remember
names, she can still picture
their faces.
T
May 16, 2015
Congratulations!
hese days, Grace shares
Jay S. Meads
that she spends her days at
Fairmount Homes in Ephrata
February 17, 1923 - April 30, 2015
orn Grace Kaufman in sitting and thinking. Her
1913, Grace graduated from hearing is poor and her
Lancaster General Hospital
eyesight has diminished
School of Nursing in 1934,
significantly in the past 6
and is their oldest living
months, and she can no
alumnae. Grace worked for
longer read the stash of books
June Birthdays
five years as a private duty
she once devoured. She
nurse, caring for her patient enjoys regular visits from her
in their home, a job she found son, Richard, and
6/1 Gertrude Barr*
6/18 John Boyer
very rewarding. On March 2, granddaughter, Laurie. She
Madeline Eby
1935, Grace married Bill
claims her memory is poor,
6/2 Christina Adams
Jennifer Fasching
McCoy and the couple went but Pastor Galen found her
Erma Leib
on to have their son, Richard. on a recent visit to be “sharp
John Witmer
6/20 Dorothy Berrier
as a tack”. She knew all the
Andrew Yehl, Jr.
goings on at Christ Church
6/4 Kathryn Neyer
hroughout her married
because her family reads her
6/22 Jason Hampton
life Grace enjoyed working
the bulletins and newsletter.
6/6 Lester Helmeczi
with flowers and creating
6/23 Barbara Berrier
floral arrangements. She
6/7 Dale Fantom
Alan Dively
would purchase art supplies
race is very
and then make pictures with appreciative to know that
6/9 Shirley Boltz
6/25 Jennifer Hampton
flowers. In 1971 Grace and
others from her church are
Tanya Runnels
Valerie Heslop
Bill transferred to Christ
remembering her, and I am
Bette Kissel*
Church UCC from St. Peter’s very pleased to have this
6/11 Lloyd Byers
UCC in Lancaster. She tells opportunity to share a bit of
6/27 Ryan Sheidy
me when she thinks of Christ her story.
- Tracey Yasi
6/13 Eleanor Lokey
Church, one of her fondest
6/28 Barbara Russell
memories was the Thursday
6/14 Elizabeth Gruber
afternoon group of ladies that
6/30 Scott Stephens
met to make crafts for the
annual Holiday Bazaar. The
*Denotes our
group met each week over
members 90 and over
the summer, some
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hauling their sewing
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Many have volunteered their time and talents during this year of Faith Formation
at Christ Church. Please thank a teacher or shepherd when you see them!
Rotation Teachers
Rotation Shepherds
Church School Teachers
Allyson Cook
Sue Eurich
Kathy Light
Sarah MacDerment
Tess Mullhausen
Tanya Runnels
Dan Schaffer
Ali Spayd
Nancy Yehl
Patricia Best
Carolyn Laboy
Scott MacDerment
Sean Reading
Karen Reading
Patrick Sampsell
Shelby Schaffer
Barb Shenigo
Tris Shenigo
Ed Spayd
Sandy Spayd
Ariana Wheeler
Amy Addams
Ryan Best
Ann Dinsmore
Jo Hopwood
Jeff McCloud
Pamela Miller
Ginny Shenberger
Missy Stephens
Jan Stouffer
Chuck Wells
Kara Young
Music - Allison Downing
Ali Spayd
You all bring life and light into our learning and we are truly grateful for your dedication and compassion!
Confirmation Teens and Mentors enjoy a day at the
Heifer Global Village in Shepherd’s
Spring, MD.
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oing to the Global Village was a wonderful experience. It helped me understand
the mission of Heifer which is to create a world community through service and
understanding. At this particular village we had the chance to see homes similar to those
found in Guatemala, Thailand, Mozambique, Kenya, Appalachia, and even a refugee tent.
When we walked to the Guatemalan house, I thought it would be hard to adjust to the
space because I have a more ‘advanced’ kind of
home. It was surprising to see the bright colors in
the kitchen and the bedroom. While we were
there we made a meal typical of what those in the country would eat in their everyday lives.
The foods we eat compared to the food the Mayans eat are similar in ways yet so different.
They cook all of their food over an open campfire and they have to grow and pick their
own food. The food and smells were delicious. The Mayans of Guatemala have a
beautiful and brightly colored wardrobe that they hand make from plants and trees. After
lunch and our lesson on Guatemalan culture,
we enjoyed a craft usually done during Holy
Week made from brightly died saw dust and
glue. We also played a common group game.
Our day ended with a trip to the barn
yard to visit with some of the animals Heifer provides worldwide. The livestock
contained rabbits, goats, and chickens. The goats and rabbits were cute, but the
chickens were creepy. Overall, I not only enjoyed the trip because of the fun I had
with my confirmation class and mentors, but my eyes were opened to how lucky we
are to have what we have. It truly was an exciting adventure.
-Compiled from essays from each teen
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Celebrating 50 Years!
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hrist Church Pastor Emeritus Rev.
P. Larry Potteiger is celebrating 50
years in the ministry. He was ordained
June 6, 1965, and served Christ Church
as Senior Pastor from 1981 to 2003.
Those wishing to remember Larry are
encouraged to send their
congratulations and well wishes to:
Congratulations Larry!
Please have your 2015
Committee Budget
Proposals in to Cris
Dinsmore no later than
June 30th
Pastoral Emergencies
Cards of Thanks from our
Members
“Dear Rev. Dr. Galen Russell,
the Staff, and Membership of
“Dear Friends,
Christ Church,
Thank you for the
Let me take this
prayers, thoughts and wellopportunity to express our thanks
wishes extended to me
and gratitude for all the prayers,
throughout my hospital stay and cards, phone calls, and greetings
recovery.
on the street and in various shops
A very special thanks to in and around town for the
the members of the prayer chain, speedy recovery of Barbara from
to Pastor Galen for his hospital
the fractured hip she recently
visits, and Pastor Fred for his
suffered. The Prayer Shawl has
telephone calls.”
not left Barbara’s side since it
was given to her.
Dennis Fackler
The spontaneous
outpouring of concern and
“Thank you so much for the
compassion for Barbara and the
lily - it was beautiful and smelled prayers all of your offered, I am
so good. Your thoughtfulness
sure meant a lot in her very rapid
was very much appreciated.”
recovery.”
Ede Brinkman
Sincerely,
Barbara & James
Kondras
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Please note the following dates when our
pastors are away and pastoral assistance is
required in the event of an emergency:
6/12- 6/14 Laura Ramsey
6/12 & 6/14 Rev. Amy Shorner-Johnson
6/26-28 Rev. David Carnish
Dear Hartman
Center Supporters,
I want to thank you
so much for you
recent donation of
$150.00 to Hartman Center which
will be used for the general
operations of this ministry.
Yours in Christ,
Rev. Dr. Bruce R. Druckenmiller
For Pastoral Care
Needs:
Church Office Info:
If you need assistance from one of
the pastors during office hours, feel
free to call 367-1208
For newsletter submissions,
weekly email info, website
issues, and calendar updates,
please contact Tracey at:
[email protected] or 367-1208
Mon. - Thurs.
Assoc. Pastor: Rev. Dr. Frederick A. Young
For questions related to giving,
financial statements, and
bulletin announcements, please
contact Kathy at:
[email protected] or
367-1208 Mon., Wed., and Thurs.
Dir. of CollectiveSpirit: Jan Stouffer
Christ Church Staff:
Lead Pastor: Rev. Dr. Galen E. Russell III
Should there be an emergency after
office hours, Pastor Galen may be
reached at and Pastor Fred at
**Please let the office know of any
hospitalizations or illnesses.
Dir. of Music and Chancel Choir: Chelsea
LaMonica
Dir. of Carillon Choir: Ruthann Ressler
Dir. of Children’s Choirs: Ali Spayd
Organist: Laura Ramsey
Asst. Organist: Ray Edmison
Office Administrator: Tracey Yasi
Business Administrator: Kathy Yoder
Treasurer: Cris Dinsmore
Facility Manager: John Witmer
TREASURER’S REPORT
How are we doing on our “Intentions” for 2015?
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND
Our 2015 Ministry Spending Plan expects $300,000
Thank you to everyone who contributes to our
total gifts from “Intentions” from members of our con- Capital Improvement Fund over and above your
gregation. Therefore, by the end of April we expected regular “intention” giving (see left side).
$100,000 in contributions and received $96,895.
Balance on January 1st:
($83,483.13)
Way To Go!!! We’re close to our goal!
Total contributions as of Apr. 30th +9,336.45
Total expenditures as of Apr. 30th -21,864.51
But... we started this year with $25,000 more in total
Balance as of April 30th:
($96,011.19)
projected expenses than total projected income.
So, the pie chart below shows how far we’ve come So far this year, the expenditures include Phase II
this year, and how far we need to go to balance our Renovations—Education Building and Interest on
the Line of Credit we have at Susquehanna Bank.
budget and eliminate the deficit.
WE CAN BALANCE OUR SPENDING PLAN!!
FINANCE COMMITTEE’s Tidbits and Notes
Thank you for your faithful giving!
 Our “Intention” giving (on the left) makes up the
$325,000
Gifts needed
to balance by
Dec. 31st.
ACTUAL
REC’D
Where we
are as of
April 30th:
$96,895
Where we
should be
as of April
to balance:
$108,333
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bulk of our income for our 2015 Ministry Spending Plan, but we have other sources of income,
too. So far, all totaled, we’ve received $129,446
of the $425,725 needed to balance by Dec. 31st.
 Our Endowment Fund which includes our investments and holdings continues to pace well in the
market. Some funds have restricted uses; other
unrestricted funds are allocated in equal thirds;
Outreach, Current Operating expenses as needed,
and future Capital funds. Value: $2.04 million
 The “Giving Survey” is included in this NET!
Please fill out and return the included survey, or
go to our website, or do fill it out at church!
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Celebrating all ages from 0 - 102!
Church
picnic!
n Sunday, June 7th we will recognize and celebrate
God’s people of all ages. From our youngest to not so
young, we are a church blessed with precious newborns,
curious children, talented teens, awesome adults, and
sensational seniors. As is our custom, we will be honoring
those who have reached the age of 90 and beyond:
Gertrude Barr
John Buch
Elwood Chapman
George Cunningham
Lawrence Drybred
E Jeanne Dysart
Robert Drysart
Frank Graham
Dorothy Gerhart
Dorothy Jacobs
Jane Hoffman
Bette Kissel
James Phillips
Viola Ruth
une 7th
Sunday, J
the 9:30
Following
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am servic
S Jean Styer
Raymond Styer
Paul Weidler
And last but not least,
Grace McCoy, who is our
oldest member at the age
of 102! Congratulations,
Grace! Those wishing to
send Grace a card are
encouraged to do so - she
loves to hear all the news
from Christ Church!
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Fellowship or dessert!
bring a side
special column about Grace
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