Absecon Presbyterian Church |
The Presby Post
June 10, 2010
During our 9:30 service on Sunday we will be recognizing our graduates and welcoming new members. Come and offer your congratulations!
Pastor will be speaking from Luke 7:36-8:3.
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The Christian Education Committee is proud to recognize the following graduates this year.
8th Grade:
Bobby Hudak - E.C. Attales School
Rachel Suarez - Brigantine Middle School
Sam Burgess - Galloway Township Middle School
Cameron Lease - Davies Middle School
12th Grade:
Jeffrey Hamer - Middle Twp HS, will be attending Salisbury State College
Valerie Soltis - Absegami HS, will be attending the Rutgers University to study Marketing with a minor in Dance
Kira Greenlee - Absegami HS, will be attending Temple to study Chemistry and Education
Riley Joseph Wolcott - Pilgrim Academy, plans to pursue Physical Therapy at ACCC or Stockton
Jacob S. Perry - Charter Tech School for Performing Arts, plans to major in Mechanical Engineering
Alex Wolff – Absegami HS, plans to study History at the University of Pittsburgh
College Degrees:
Julie Bonneville - BS in Biology from Richard Stockton College, will be attending medical school in September at the University of Medicine and Health Sciences in St. Kitts
Justin Morgan - Liberal Arts degree from Washington College, plans to be a newspaper writer
Patrick Keener – Associates Degree from ACCC, plans to continue studies at Rutgers University in the Health Sciences field
Graduate Degrees:
Steven Jerue - MA in Urban Affairs and Public Policy from the University of Delaware, has accepted a position with the County Executive's Office in New Castle County DE.
We salute all of you for your hard work and achievements at every level. We are proud of you and your accomplishments, and wish you many blessings in your future endeavors!
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The Sunday School photo will be taken in front of the church today between services by Debbie Wong. All Sunday School students (children and adults), aides, substitutes, support personnel along with Pastor Dave Cobb and Parish Associate Gerry Reedell are wanted for this photo. This 2010 Sunday School Photo will be used for the soon to be published church picture directory.
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Remember, Deadlines are Important!
“Good Morning” (Sunday bulletin announcements) – Noon Thursday
“The Presby Post” (This thing you’re reading now) – 9:00 a.m. Friday
“Good News” (Monthly newsletter) – 20th of the month (that’s next Sunday!)
There will be one summer issue of the Good News for July/August.
Articles are to be in writing and submitted to the office (via email preferred) by that day. Please keep in mind it may be necessary to edit due to space limitations.
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Our administrative assistant will be out of the office Friday-Wednesday, June 11-16. The office will reopen for regular hours (9:00-2:00) next Thursday.
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Notice: Usher Badges are disappearing! It is very easy to forget to take them off and put them away after ushering. Please check your jackets and pockets at home if you have recently ushered. We have lost 3 badges in the last four weeks. Two others went missing about 6 months ago. These are expensive to replace. If found please return them to the box in the narthex, the church office or Carol Thomas. Thanks.
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Please remember in prayer ~
Patti Morris – hairline fracture in hip; father has blood clot in lung
Leon Richtmyre – home, in hospice care
Frank Loeb
John Harvey
Tom Brown
Eddie Haldeman
Tammy Suarez
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Celebrate Together – by Dave Branon
Holidays hold different meanings for different people—but one thing is for sure: We all like to have a reason to celebrate.
As I stood on a lakeshore one summer holiday and saw the hundreds and hundreds of people boating, swimming, picnicking, or simply walking together, I thought of the value of celebrating important events together with friends and loved ones.
Did you ever try to celebrate something alone? A fireworks display isn’t much fun if there’s no one to “ooooh and aaaah” with. Picnics need people. Birthdays, anniversaries, graduations—they all go better with lots of friends and relatives around.
As Christians, we have much to celebrate—and not alone or just a few times a year! We’re to meet regularly with others who follow Christ, to encourage one another in love and good works (Hebrews 10:24-25), and to celebrate the goodness of the Lord. The psalmist encouraged all people to recall “the works of God” and lift their voices together in praise to Him (Psalm 66:5-8).
Let’s celebrate God’s love and goodness with those who share our excitement. God’s outpouring of His grace, mercy, and daily provision are just a few of the many reasons to rejoice!
If you know Christ, you always have a reason to celebrate.
From Our Daily Bread, July 4, 2001
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This Week in Our Church . . .
Sunday Graduate Sunday & Cents Ability Offering
8:45 Breakfast
9:30 Sunday School & Worship
10:45 Refreshments
11:00 Worship
Monday Flag Day
12:00 Bible Study Lunch at Phoenix Diner
Tuesday
1:00 Cemetery Committee
Wednesday
Thursday
12:00 Serve at Sister Jean’s
7:00 Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Friday
1:00 Ruth Circle
Saturday