JUBILEE SUNDAY
APRIL 26, 2015
9:00 & 11:00AM
The Good Shepherd,” c. 300-350,
at the Catacombs in Domitilla, Rome
TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH
THE LOVE OF JESUS CHRIST
Welcome to First Presbyterian Church! We are so glad that you are here. We hope that joining us
for worship today will nurture your heart and transform your mind. Here at First Pres our mission is
transforming lives through the love of Jesus Christ, that simple and that challenging. We realize we need
each other and commit to pray for each other. We reach out in love and compassion to a world in need, and
we know we are a work in progress.
If you are new to First Pres, we hope you will join us again and consider attending any of our
mission, fellowship and education opportunities. If you would like to learn more about us, please fill
out the visitor information on the “rose card” in the pew rack, and place it in the offering plate. You are
also more than welcome to contact any of our pastors over the phone or by email. God's peace to
you today.
Rev. Jeff Lehn, Rev. Dr. Youngsoo An, and Rev. Arianne Lehn
(contact information on inside back page)
† Those who are able please stand
Large print hymnals are available; please ask an Usher.
PRELUDE 9:00am Hymn to Joy
11:00am Alleluia, Amen
Cantad al Señor (Oh, Sing to the Lord)
The King of Love My Shepherd Is
Variations on a Theme by Vivaldi
First Pres Bells
setting by Robert A. Hobby
arr. Linda R. Lamb
arr. Kevin McChesney
arr. Douglas Wagner
arr. Dan R. Edwards
As the Prelude begins, we invite you into a period of quiet reflection as we begin our preparation for worship.
TOLLING OF THE HOUR
†CALL TO WORSHIP (based on Psalm 100)
One: Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth!
All: Worship the Lord with gladness; come into his presence with singing.
One: Know that the Lord is God. It is he that made us, and we are his.
All: We are his people, and the sheep of his pasture.
One: Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise. Give thanks to him, bless his name.
All: For the Lord is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.
†HYMN No. 248 Christ is Risen! Shout Hosanna!
HYMN TO JOY
CALL TO CONFESSION
One: On this fourth Sunday of Easter, we listen for the voice of the Good Shepherd. We refuse to listen to
the hireling and the wolf. We quiet the inner voices of shame and pride and despair. The Good
Shepherd is here to meet us, to protect us and bless us, to forgive us and empower us. Let us together
confess our sin to our Good Shepherd.
PRAYER OF CONFESSION
All: Gentle Shepherd, you guide us in right paths, you lead us in the ways of righteousness, but we
have allowed our anger, our fear, our greed and our cynicism to direct our paths. We have
overreacted, we have taken more than our share, we have despised others that seem to have it
all. Forgive us, God, for charting our own course. Forgive us for not remembering that we are
your sheep, and you are our Shepherd. Forgive us when we have not listened for your voice.
Lead us back to your path, to loving you and loving our neighbors. Help us to unclench our
fists and lend out our hands in hope and healing, forgiveness and love. In the name of Christ
our Shepherd we pray. Amen.
ASSURANCE OF FORGIVENESS
One: The Good Shepherd knows his sheep, even lays down his life for them. We are part of his flock. We
are part of Christ’s body. In Christ we find wholeness and restoration. This is the good news of the
gospel: In Jesus Christ we are forgiven!
All: Thanks be to God! Amen.
†GLORIA PATRI No. 581 Glory Be to the Father
Henry W. Greatorex
All: Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is
now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen, Amen.
†PASSING OF THE PEACE
One: The peace of Christ be with you.
All: And also with you.
One: As we gather, we remember we are God’s beloved children. Let us greet each other in the peace of
Christ while saying, “God loves you!”
WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS (Please sign and pass the friendship pad to those in your pew.)
CHILDREN’S MESSAGE 11:00am
Please join in singing Jesus Loves Me as the children come forward.
(After the Children’s Message, children will meet their teachers at the back of the Sanctuary for Sunday School)
RECOGNITION OF JUBILEE MEMBERS 11:00am
Arthur R. Chapman
Norma L. Christon
Rem A. Johnston III
Marilyn E. Lindenberg
William S. Weber
Dorothy M. Wiggs
Bonnie L. Hefner
Thomas A. Lindenberg
MISSION TESTIMONY—PLANNED GIVING
†HYMN No. 11 Source and Sovereign, Rock and Cloud
Arnold E. Huge
Stanley A. Volz
Dick Florea
ABERYSTWYTH
†AFFIRMATION OF FAITH (Apostles’ Creed)
All: I believe in God, the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, and in Jesus Christ, his
only Son, our Lord: who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the virgin Mary, suffered
under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried; he descended into hell. The third day
he rose again from the dead; he ascended into heaven, and sitteth on the right hand of God
the Father Almighty; from thence he shall come to judge the quick and the dead. I believe in
the Holy Ghost; the holy catholic church; the communion of saints; the forgiveness of sins;
the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting. Amen.
ANTHEM 11:00am The Lord is My Shepherd *
Robert Nance
The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in pastures green;
He leadeth me beside the waters still; He restoreth my soul.
He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his Name’s sake.
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death Iwill fear no evil.
For Thou art with me, Thy Rod and Staff they comfort me.
Thou prepares a table before me in the presence of mine enemies;
Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life,
Goodness and mercy shall follow me all my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Amen.
PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE AND THE LORD’S PRAYER
All: Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts, as
we forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is
the kingdom, and the power and the glory, forever. Amen.
SCRIPTURE READINGS
One: This is the Word of the Lord.
All: Thanks be to God!
SERMON
John 10:11-18; pages 103-104
11:00am Betty-Alice Almeida
The Good Shepherd
OFFERING The King of Love My Shepherd Is
Rev. Jeff Lehn
setting by Dale Wood
†DOXOLOGY No. 606 Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow
OLD HUNDREDTH
All: Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; Praise God all creatures here below;
Praise God above ye heavenly host; Creator, Christ, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
†PRAYER OF DEDICATION
All: Good Shepherd, bless all we offer you this morning—ourselves, our time and our money. As
we return to our homes, schools and places of work today, help us to truly encounter others
and love them with your love. Amen.
†HYMN No. 802 The King of Love My Shepherd Is (verses 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6)
ST. COLUMBA
†CHARGE AND BLESSING
†CHORAL RESPONSE Go in the Grace of the Lord
Mark Barnard
Go in the grace of the Lord. Walk in the way of His word.
Stand in the strength of His promises, and believe in your heart they are true.
Sit at the feet of the Savior. Pray in the power of the Spirit.
Rise and run the race with patience, and go in the grace of the Lord.
Go in hope, God’s hope. Go in peace, God’s peace.
Go in joy, everlasting joy as you live in the fullness of His love.
Go in the grace of the Lord.
†POSTLUDE Good Christian Friends Rejoice and Sing
setting by John Leavitt
*Anthem note: This morning’s anthem is Robert Nance’s setting of “The Lord is My Shepherd.” Bob was Director
of Music here at First Presbyterian Church from 1990 until 1999. Currently, Bob is the Director of Music at
Plymouth Congregational Church and the President and Artistic Director of the Heartland Chamber Chorale. For
this anthem, Bob used the text for Psalm 23 that is found in the King James Version. It was written in 1995 and
dedicated to William J. Moody. Rev. Moody was a Parish Associate here at First Pres from 1967 to 1970, and was
Interim and Associate Pastor from 1990-1993. From 1970-1990 he helped found Wellspring and served as its
director.
Scripture reading for today John 10:11-18
Lectionary readings for Today Acts 4:5-12; Psalm 23; 1 John 3:16-24; John 10:11-18
Lectionary readings for Next Sunday Acts 8:26-40; Psalm 22:25-31; 1 John 4:7-21; John 15:1-8
SUNDAY, APRIL 26
ASSISTING IN WORSHIP THIS MORNING
Greeters: 9:00am Susan & Frank Johnson; 11:00am Patty Griest, Joan & John Ruble
Ushers: 9:00am Frank Johnson; 11:00am Wendell Cree, Chair; Dave Beer, Justin Etchison,
Deb Ward
Liturgist: 9:00am Susan Johnson
Crucifer: 11:00am Sydney Serban
Organists: 9:00am Kathryn A. Miller; 11:00am Dr. Chelsea Vaught
Chancel Choir Accompanist: 11:00am Kathryn A. Miller
Chancel Choir: 11:00am (soprano) Christa Cook, Mary Cree, Natalie Drummond, Jenniffer Etchison,
Joan Jackson, Mary Jo Meyer, Marianne Platt, Sandy Shearer, Sherrie Steiner; (alto) Nancy Archer,
Jane Beer, Kathie Bishop, Virginia Coats, Pat Doerr, Kathy Miller, Mary Jane Ormerod, Fran Page,
Marj Sapp, Jill Therrien, Mary Winters; (tenor) Robin Memmer, Scott McMeen; (Bass) Otto Behrens,
Richard Eble, Gene Laughlin, Jim Mergenthal, Dan Michnay, Kip Ormerod
First Pres Bells: 11:00am Nancy Archer, Kevin Austin, David Beer, Kathy Beatty, Annie Joslin,
Kathryn Miller, Pat Pierce, Beth Robison, Jill Therrien, Marcie Weissner
Chancel Flowers are given in loving memory of Fritz Ruoff by Isabelle Ruoff and
Cindi Simerman.
Children’s Worship Bags, red for Ages 3-6, black for Ages 7-12, are available in the Narthex.
Children join their families for the beginning of 11:00am worship, and exit the Sanctuary after
the Children’s Message. Their Sunday School teacher will walk them to their classrooms.
Hospital Visitation and Clergy on Call Schedule: Rev. Youngsoo An will be on call during the
week of April 26. Deacons will assist with hospital visits on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays.
An Elder of the Month is available for a time of private conversation or prayer after each Worship
Service. April Elders of the Month are Suzanne Echtenkamp, 492-4142, and Jim Lobsiger, 637-0795.
Let Us Rejoice with You: If you would like to allow our church family to rejoice with you as you
celebrate a landmark anniversary or birthday, please send the information to Cindi Odle, 426-7421 x112
or [email protected] at least two weeks before the event.
Welcome Baby Ministry: We are excited to provide new families with meals, support from other
moms and small gifts from the church. If you are pregnant or adopting, please contact Jennifer Shaw,
426-7421 x127 or [email protected].
Hearing Assistance: Our Chapel and Sanctuary are equipped with the “Hearing Loop” system.
Please set your hearing aid to the “T-coil” or “telephone” setting to access the system. If you do
not wear hearing aids, but would like to hear more clearly, ask an usher for a loop headset.
The Welcome Table in the Narthex is a place for us to greet visitors to our church. Elders staff
the table on Sunday mornings, but we encourage each of you to introduce yourself to visitors. Be a
friendly face in a sea of strangers; please wear your name tags.
Our clergy are off on Mondays, with the pastor on call being available for emergencies. If you
need immediate assistance, please contact the Church Office, 426-7421.
TODAY
Special Handbell Prelude played by our very own Handbell Choir beginning at 10:45am.
Today is Jubilee Sunday - a celebration for all who have been active members of First
Presbyterian Church for 50 years! Thank you for your time, talents & treasures over the years.
New Adult Ed Class - Spirituality and Poetry with Rev. Arianne Lehn will meet this Sunday and next
during the education hour. This week, we will look at poetry from Mary Oliver and Wendell Berry,
and during week two, we'll look at the work of Christian Wiman and Denise Levertov.
THIS WEEK
First Pres Theater Presents NUNSENSE, April 24 - May 10; Fridays and Saturdays in the
Theater at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:00pm. Purchase tickets at firstpresbyteriantheater.com or call
the Box Office. Full-time students can see NUNSENSE for free with reservation.
NEXT SUNDAY
Rev. Arianne Lehn will be preaching her final sermon at First Presbyterian Church. Please
note the Session has called for a short congregational meeting following the 11:00am service to
officially dissolve Rev. Arianne Lehn’s call, with a farewell reception in McKay Hall. This reception
will be in celebration for all that Arianne has contributed in her 3 ½ years at FPC.
UPCOMING & ONGOING
Summer at First Presbyterian Church - Please note that we will not be changing worship
times this summer. Our schedule will stay as it is: 9:00am Chapel Service, 10:00am Christian
Education (check summer schedule) and 11:00am Worship (Traditional in Sanctuary and KLM in
Chapel).
First Pres Talent Show, Wednesday, May 13
We had so much fun at last year’s talent show we have decided to make
this a yearly event! The talent show will be held on May 13 at
Family @ First. We look forward to your 2-4 minute act! Let Jennifer
Shaw know if you would like to be added to the program, 426-7421 x127
or [email protected].
Write-a-Will Day, Monday, May 4, 3:30 - 7:00pm. See details on Featured Event Page!
UPCOMING & ONGOING con’t
HOME HOSTED DINNERS FOR FIRST THEATER - Treat yourself to a sumptuous meal in a private
home in the warm company of a few other theater lovers, and support FPT at the same time. Only
two meals remain:
May 2 - Dinner
Becky Coar and Nancy Kartholl
May 3 - Early Dinner Dinner at Grandma’s - Luci Foltz, 4:00pm (only 2 spots)
Each seat is $50, and you can sign up in the Church Office. Because of the generosity of our hosts,
all proceeds go directly to FPT. Questions, contact Jill Therrien at [email protected].
Spring Ahead 2015, May 3 - May 31. Last year’s Spring Ahead initiative included walking around
the world as a congregation. We did this to not only improve our physical health, but to prepare our
bodies and minds to be more in line with receiving the word of Jesus Christ. We are excited to
announce that we will launch Spring Ahead 2015, Sunday, May 3, and this year’s goal is to complete
1,000 hours of exercise in 28 days! This year’s program will be a one month focus that will not
only include exercise, but nutritious meal planning options as well. This year each person will
record total time being active (walking, running, swimming, biking, hiking, etc.). Please sign up in
the Church Office or email Greg Odle at [email protected] or Wendell Cree at
[email protected].
3rd Annual Golf Fundraiser to Support North Korean Refugees
Sunday June 7, 2:00pm
The Korean congregation is excited to invite all First Pres members to
join them in supporting North Korean Refugees by participating in
the annual golf outing at Riverbend Golf Course. The cost is $75 per
player which includes golf, cart, lunch and fellowship. It will be a
scramble format, individuals or teams are welcome. Contact Ken Lee
at (310) 560-4505 or Mike Shim at (260) 739-2679, if you would like to play or volunteer.
FPC Hunger Relief Mission to Provide Fresh Vegetables to Food Pantries - Needs
Volunteers & Sponsors. The HRM is trying something new this year. In addition to the canned
and boxed foods it already supplies to our local food pantries, they plan to provide some fresh
vegetables from a garden here at FPC. The Day School has graciously agreed to help care for the
garden. We are going to use Grow Boxes ($29.95 each) for this project and are asking members of
the congregation to sponsor and/or care for additional boxes, beyond what we are currently
planning. If you would like to get involved or have questions, please contact Beth Marks at
(260)312-7555 or [email protected]. More information about Grow Boxes can be found on
the internet at www.agardenpatch.com.
May Mission meal will be served on May 17. Cooks are needed to prepare chili-ghetti (recipe
available in the office), French bread and any flavored cake. Please sign up today in the Church
Office.
Military Mission at First has sent five care packages to four soldiers in the
past year. Since the last package was sent, no further requests have been
made, and several of those military personnel have returned home. If you
would like to have a package sent to any military personnel, please contact
Kathy Adair at (260) 672-9155 or [email protected] with the
correct military address so that we can send a package and let our troops know that we are praying
for them.
Earth Care Recycling Center
As you may have seen, our Small Dining Room is full of opportunities to help not only our Earth,
but our mission of serving others. Please remember to bring in your clean cans, fluorescent bulbs,
electronics, FWCS clothing, travel size toiletries and books for donations.
Other Events
Indiana Center for Middle East Peace presents, Daoud Nassar, Tent of Nations, May 3,
6:30pm, Plymouth Church. Daoud is a Palestinian Christian farmer whose family has worked its 100
acre farm south of Bethlehem since 1916, one of the last Christian families in this fertile region.
Israel’s ‘Separation Wall,’ illegal settlements, & checkpoints threaten that the farm will be totally cut
off. Tent of Nations’ mission is to build bridges between people and the land, between people of
various cultures. Its theme is: “We Refuse to Be Enemies.”
Music Instructor & Dance Instructor opening for Wellspring Interfaith Social Services
Summer Day Camp Program. Each position is 5 hours per week (plus planning time). The
instructors will work with children ages 4 - 17. The instructors begin working with children Monday,
June 15 - Thursday, July 23. For more details, please contact Lois Ehinger or Jamie Barrett by calling
422-6618 (ext. 108 or 109) or by e-mailing [email protected].
Moved Recently or Traveling? Our wish is to stay connected with you and keep you current with
the church happenings. If your contact information has permanently changed or you’re temporarily
going out of town, please contact Beth Grueb, 260-426-7421 x101 or bgrueb@firstpres-fw.
IN MEMORIAM
Charlotte (Klossing) Kipling
April 26, 1927 - April 17, 2015
A member of First Pres for 62 years.
Jubilee Member
Tong Wan Kim
Dec. 29, 1937 - April 23, 2015
A member of KLM for 36 years.
{FEATURED EVENT}
Write - A - Will Day
Monday, May 4
3:30pm- 7:00pm

WHY DO I NEED A WILL?
You can ensure that your assets go to
the beneficiaries you desire rather
than depending on a court to decide
for you.

The existence of a will speeds up the
process considerably, allowing your
beneficiaries to get the assets sooner.

The existence of a will reduces the
chance of family disputes over
property.

In addition to specifying who you
want your assets to go to, you can
also let your beneficiaries know how
you would like for them to use those
assets.

You can also use a will to designate
who will be the guardian of your
minor children rather than depending
on a court to decide for you.

You can include provisions for heirs
with special needs.
Thought about writing a will but not sure
where to start? Who to call?
How much it will cost?
If so, we have a great opportunity for you.
Please join Church member Stephen
Adair, an attorney with Beers Maller
Backs & Salin, who will assist FPC
members in making a simple will or
codicil to an existing will on Monday,
May 4. He is volunteering his services
FREE of charge providing it is a simple
will or document containing a bequest
(gift in any amount) to First Presbyterian
Church or any other charity.
Private consultations will be held at the
church between 3:30 - 7:00pm. During
the consult, you will fill out a Simple Will
Questionnaire, meet with Steve, and then
schedule an appointment with his office at
a later date to sign the finalized
documents.
If more complete estate planning is
required, an appointment can be scheduled directly with his office where a mutually agreed upon fee may apply.
Please call the church Financial Office, 426-7421 Ext 116 or 111,
in advance to secure a 30-minute appointment.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CLASSES
CLASS
LOCATION
AGES
LEADER(S)
CURRICULUM
10:45am12:30pm
Nursery
Rooms
101 & 103
Newborn to
3 years
church volunteers & youth
Toys and Joys
10:00-10:45am
210
age 4 to
Grade 5
Renae Schaller
Liturgical Dance
Jennifer Shaw
Exploring the
New Testament
10:00-10:45am
209/212
Grades 6-12
10:00-10:45am
306
Adults
Andrea Amstutz
The Bible Speaks
10:00-10:45am
Session Room
Adults
Arianne Lehn
New Class
Spirituality and Poetry
11:00am12:00pm
200
Age 3 to
Grade 5
Sunglim Shin
KLM Sunday Class
11:15am12:15pm
206
Age 3 to
Kindergarten
rotating volunteer
leaders
“Whirl”
11:15am12:15pm
207
Grades 1-2
rotating volunteer
leaders
“Whirl”
11:15am12:15pm
210
Grades 3-5
Mary and Sarah Larocque
“Whirl”
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
300 West Wayne Street † Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Contact us by phone at 260-426-7421
Office Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm M-F;
9:30am - 12:30pm, Sundays
Our clergy are off on Mondays, with the pastor on call being
available for emergencies. If you need immediate assistance,
please contact the Church Office.
Pastor on call, April 26—May 2, Rev. Youngsoo An
FIRST GALLERY - EXHIBIT
FPC Parish Art Show
Now through June 7, 2015
Hours: 9:00am-5:00pm, M-F; 9:00am-1:00pm, Sundays
FIRST THEATER - PERFORMANCE
Nunsense, Now - May 10
Box Office hours during season: 11:00am - 2:00pm W-F and
1 hour prior to performances. Order Theater Tickets online
at 260-422-6329 or www.firstpresbyteriantheater.com
FIRST PRES BOOK & GIFT SHOP: 260-426-7421 x110
Book & Gift Shop hours:
Sundays, 10:30-11:00am and 12:00–12:30pm
Wednesdays & Thursdays, 11:00am-1:30pm
FIRST MUSIC
Contact Chelsea Vaught
for current music opportunities
426-7421 x137
MISSION CO-WORKERS SPONSORED:
Mr. Mark Hare and Ms. Jenny Bent, Haiti and the Dominican Republic
Rev. John McCall, Presbyterian Church of Taiwan
Rev. Leonel Pech, Amistad Cristiana, Fort Wayne, Indiana
STAFF DIRECTORY
Rev. Jeffrey T. Lehn, Pastor/Head of Staff
[email protected] or Ext. 107
Sondra Mergenthal, Food Services Coordinator
[email protected] or Ext. 126
Rev. Dr. Youngsoo An, KLM Associate Pastor
[email protected] or Ext. 105
Kathryn A. Miller, Assistant Organist
[email protected] or Ext. 137
Rev. Arianne Lehn, Associate Pastor
[email protected] or Ext. 106
Cindi Odle, Communication Director
[email protected] or Ext. 112
Christi Campbell, Box Office Manager
[email protected] or Ext. 121
Bill Patterson, Maintenance Mechanical Technician
[email protected] or Ext. 144
Norma Christon, PT Administrative Assistant
[email protected] or Ext 120
Marj Sapp, Director of Day School Ministry
[email protected] or Ext. 108
Jo Furr, Financial Assistant
[email protected] or Ext. 111
Jennifer Shaw, Dir. of Children, Youth & Family Ministries
[email protected] or Ext. 127
Danielle Gonzalez, Office Manager
[email protected] or Ext. 102
Bob Sutton, FPT Technical Director
[email protected] or Ext. 130
Beth Grueb, Administrative Associate
[email protected] or Ext 101
Shannon Timmons, Head of Housekeeping
[email protected] or Ext. 104
Rev. Bill Haworth, Ex. Dir., Smock Sr. Adult Ministries
[email protected] or Ext. 131
Dr. Chelsea Vaught, Director of Music
[email protected] or Ext. 137
Thom Hofrichter, Managing Artistic Director
[email protected] or Ext. 103
Lisa Yarian, Financial Manager
[email protected] or Ext. 116
Mary Lynn McIntyre, Smock Administrative Sec.
[email protected] or Ext. 132
We who are staff members and congregation members know how important it is for our weekday work to be performed accurately.
Something you tell us on Sunday can be forgotten by Monday, so please follow up any Sunday morning conversations with staff with a
phone or e-mail reminder, or leave a written note in the Church Office. Thank you.
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CHURCH CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
SUNDAY, APRIL 26
9:00am
9:30am
9:45am
10:00am
10:45am
11:00am
11:15am
12:00pm
12:30pm
1:00pm
2:00pm
5:00pm
Jubilee Sunday
Worship Service, CH
Handbell Choir Warm-up, SC
Nursery, 101, 103
Chancel Choir warm-up, SB, MR
KLM Choir practice, 201
Christian Education Classes,
see Education Box
Handbell Choir Prelude, SC
Worship Service, MH
KLM Worship, CH
KLM Sunday Class, 200
Children’s Sunday School, 206, 207, 210
KLM Fellowship, FH
Jubilee Celebration Reception, MH
KLM Choir practice, CH
Nunsense performance, TH
Youth Group, YL
MONDAY, APRIL 27
9:00am Day School Chapel Service, CH
1:30pm 3B Fitness, MH
3:45pm Study Connections—Rising Stars, PR
TUESDAY, APRIL 28
Prayer Day: John McCall, Mission Co-worker, Taiwan
9:30am Clergy Prayer meeting, CH
10:00am Staff Meeting, SR
11:00am Staff Worship Planning, SR
4:00pm Building & Grounds, SR
THURSDAY, APRIL 30
Prayer Day: Mark Hare & Jenny Bent,
Mission Co-workers, Haiti & the Dominican Republic
9:30am KLM Thursday Bible Study, 304
IECC Committee, 302
7:00pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal, MR
FRIDAY, MAY 1
1:30pm 3B Fitness, MH
7:30pm Nunsense performance, TH
7:30pm
SATURDAY, MAY 2
Nunsense performance, TH
SUNDAY, MAY 3
9:00am Worship, Communion, CH
9:45am Nursery, 101, 103
10:00am Chancel Choir warm-up, SB, MR
KLM Choir practice, 201
Christian Education Classes,
see Education Box
11:00am Worship, Communion,
Congregational Meeting, SC
KLM Worship, CH
KLM Sunday Class, 200
11:15am Children’s Sunday School, 206, 207, 210
12:00pm KLM Fellowship, FH
12:30pm Reception for Rev. Arianne Lehn’s, MH
1:00pm KLM Choir practice, CH
2:00pm Nunsense performance, TH
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29
Prayer Day: Presbyterian workers in the Middle East
10:00am Table Talk I, SR
1:30pm 3B Fitness, MH
2:30pm Table Talk II, 306
7:00pm KLM Wednesday Worship Service, CH
BGS - Book & Gift Shop
CH - Chapel
CL - Chapel Lounge
FH - Fellowship Hall
FO - Front Office
GL - Gallery
KLR-Kitchen lower level
K2 - Kitchen, 2nd floor
LB - Library
LE - Lobby Elevator
LN - Lobby North
MF - McKay Foyer
MH - McKay Hall
MK - Main Kitchen
MR - Music Room
NX- Narthex, SC
OS - Offsite
PG - Playground
PO - Pastor’s Office
PR - Parlor
SB - Sanctuary Balcony
SC - Sanctuary
SDR - Small Dining Room
SR - Session Room
TH - Theater
THS - TowneHouse
YL - Youth Lounge(209, 212)