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News
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The church office will be closed
July 3 in honor of the holiday weekend.
Sunday, July 5
Join us at 10:00 a.m. for a special worship service
honoring the freedom that God has granted to
our nation. The tribute will include patriotic
music, childrens time, and sermon!
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"Can the
liberties of a nation be
thought secure when we have removed
their only firm basis, a conviction in
the minds of the people that these
liberties are of the gift of God?"
Thomas
Jefferson
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Mission
Peniel
Friday, July 17 11:00 A.M.
Experience a fulfilling mission outreach close to home! Join
us as we travel to Immokalee to serve a hot meal and to
distribute clean used clothing and toiletries to the migrant
workers and their families. We need eight volunteers for the
day. Please sign up at the Connection Station (the mobile
unit with clipboards), and if you have any questions, please
contact DeAnne Sawyer. Also, we request donations of
clothing for men (pants in short lengths, sizes 30-36, and
long-sleeved shirts), women, children, and infants. Canned
goods, packaged cookies, and diapers are also appreciated.
Please bring your donations to the church office. Thank you
for helping!
For more volunteer and ministry opportunities,
please see the listings below.
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In honor of
Memorial Day,
Dale
Christie & Barry Metzger
performed "God Bless America"
in our Sunday morning service
on May 24. To view the special
performance, click on the
YouTube link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsYutl7yYdE
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Summer Pot Luck Luncheon
Sunday, July 19
Join us in fellowship hall
following the 10:00 a.m.
worship service for home cooking and for a great
chance to get to know the Covenant family!
Please bring your favorite dish to share!
RALLY DAY!
Sunday, August 30
Sunday School Kick-off for All
Ages!
Meet in fellowship hall at 8:45 a.m. for brunch!
Then well introduce you and your family
to your classrooms and teachers.
Join us for this new season as
we study God's Word!
Thanks
for joining us for
Vacation Bible School
on
June 22-26!
Thanks to all the kids, parents, and helpers who made VBS
a fun and uplifting week! With
111 eager
children
and 50 adult volunteers, we were blessed by the
enthusiasm of the
participants! Please pray that the kids will continue
to be blessed by the Bible lessons they learned
and by the friendships they made this week!
More on
the Children's Ministry 
Please join us next summer for more skits,
amazing crafts, fun songs,
snacks,
games, and great Bible stories!
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Congratulations,
Graduates!
On May 31 in the 10:00 a.m. service,
our pastor presented a
special message as we honored
high school and college graduates!
Photos and Bios of
the Graduates
Sermon Audio:
Graduates, Be Wise
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The 2009
David G. Robinson Scholarship
was presented to
Caroline Barclift!
Congratulations! |
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Care for Hurting Persons
In these challenging times
of
economic uncertainty,
job loss, health
concerns, and relationship
difficulties,
Christian care is provided through:
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Stephen
Ministry |
Stephen
Ministers are members of this congregation
who are gifted in compassionate caring and
who have been trained to walk with hurting
people in their time of need. Each
hurting person is invited to meet regularly
with a Stephen Minister, who listens
compassionately while maintaining
confidentiality. Stephen Ministers are
not counselors or therapists but are
Christian caregivers uniquely equipped to
support others. This
ministry is offered without charge.
Persons (including friends and relatives of
Covenant members) seeking support from a Stephen Minister
are invited to contact
the church office at 239-334-8937. |
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Life Education and Counseling Center |
The
Center provides individual, family, and
group counseling to help improve the
spiritual, mental, and emotional quality of
lives in Lee County. Counseling is provided
at a reduced fee, depending on income. The
Center has two locations: one on the campus
of Covenant Presbyterian Church at 2439
McGregor Boulevard in Fort Myers
(239-542-7375) and one at Faith Presbyterian
Church at 4544 Coronado Parkway in Cape
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Breaking News From Your Pastor!
May 12, 2009
Dear Church Family,
The summer season is upon us! The temperature
in the last few days has hit 95 with a dash of humidity. I'm
not saying it's hot outside, but yesterday I saw two palm
trees fighting over a dog! Our northern church family has
flown away for a few months, and we pray that God keeps all
of us safe during our travels this summer. For those who are
up north, please stay in touch and check the new sermons
every week. Just go to our website,
click on
Sermons, and then
hit the sermon you wish to hear. When you click on News,
you can read our bulletin.
As of today, our new roof has been completed. We had 188
people who contributed to the roof project, and again I want
to say thank you for your generosity. Our children will not
have to wear a raincoat when they go to the Wiggle Room!
Last Sunday, our middle schoolers - Kaitlyn Schorle, Lauren
Castner, and Dortea Childress - held a bake sale in the
courtyard and raised $641 for the Soup Kitchen. It's amazing
what a little faith can do when God is in it!
This Sunday, May 17, is our Spring Potluck Luncheon
following the morning worship service. Please bring your
favorite dish and join us! If you haven't signed up, feel
free to reply to this email and let us know how many in your
family would like to attend.
Our Treasurer, Barry Metzger, has informed me that we have a
new way to handle stock transfers. If you would like to give
Covenant a gift in stock, please contact Barry at the church
office.
Dawn Castner is working diligently to prepare our Vacation
Bible School. The dates are June 22-26. If you would like to
help with arts, snacks, skits, teaching or anything, please
sign up at the Connection Station in the courtyard or
contact Dawn at the church. Our goal this year is 150
children. If you know any children in your neighborhood,
take a moment to pray for them and then invite them to our
VBS.
Last week, I met with the Committee on Ministry, which
wanted an update on Covenant one year after the split. I
told them that nothing much has happened, except we took in
90 new members, increased our choir to 50, watched our
attendance explode to 800 on Easter and witnessed an
explosion of joy on Sunday mornings. I told them how
thrilled Jaye J. and I are to play a small part in
rebuilding this great church. It takes all of us working
together to make it happen. Thanks be to God!
Yours in
Christ,
Dan
Middle Schoolers Raised Over $640
Thanks to our generous congregation, the bake sale organized
by our middle schoolers was a tremendous success!
Sarah Owen of Community Cooperative Ministries (the umbrella
organization for the Soup Kitchen) is helping
direct the funds to provide food for community children through
the back-pack program or the mobile food pantry. Thanks
to everyone who partnered with the middle schoolers to help
provide food for children in our
community!
You're Invited to Sing With the Summer Choir!
We want to invite members to join us for summer choir; we
promise great fellowship and fun singing!
The choir will sing through July and will take off August and Labor
Day Sunday. They will rehearse on Thursday nights at 7:00
PM through June. In July, they'll rehearse Sundays at 9:20 AM. No audition is required. If you have questions, please leave
your name and phone number in the church office (334-8937).
Thank You for Supporting
Our 28th Season!
Concert
Series
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A performance by
Baritone
Zachary Ellis Coates
concluded Covenant's
28th concert season. |
Final Performance on April
3 Featured Zachary
Ellis Coates,
Baritone
Thank you to everyone who
supported Covenant's 28th Concert Series, which
concluded with a stirring vocal performance by Zachary
Ellis Coates, accompanied by pianist Akiko Hosaki. For a
recap of the series, which was
presented
free to the community,
please click on the following link:
More
on the Concert Series.
Become a Friend of the Concert Series
Covenant is indebted to the Friends of the Concert
Series
whose outstanding financial support makes these
performances possible.
We invite you to support this long-running series, which has
enriched our community for 28 years. Gifts of any size are
appreciated. Thank you for your support!
More
on the Friends of the Concert Series
Thank you to Jaimie Flack, Sonia
Wagner, and the Concert Series
Committee for arranging the successful 2008-2009 concert
season!
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Director of Music Search Update
The Search Committee has
received resumes from applicants across the nation.
We are currently reviewing them and will keep you
informed as we make progress in our search. If you
know of someone who may be interested and qualified
to fill our Director of Music/Organist or Director
of Music position, please have him/her contact the
church office.
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Ladies,
Mark Your
Calendars
for the Annual
Presbyterian Women's
Gathering on
Saturday
February 13, 2010
Guest Speaker:
Jessica MacMillan
This Presbytery-Wide Gathering
Will Be Held at Covenant!
More on
Women's Ministries |
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Prayer Garden
Have you seen the new Prayer Garden by Covenant House? Our
thanks to Michael Graham, who built it as his Eagle Scout
project, using funds from Covenants Memorial Gifts. It is a
wonderful place to go for some quiet time for prayer and
meditation or to play with Socks, the church cat!
Y o u t h M i n i s t r i e
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Stay Tuned
for
More Events!
More on the
Youth Groupor
Women |
Welcome to a new year of youth
ministry at Covenant! We'll meet at the church every
Thursday at 6:00 p.m. If we're leaving campus for a
special activity, we'll meet in the parking lot. Teens are
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Book Scholarship for College
Students
College students who are members of
Covenant are eligible for our Book Scholarship
program. Please call Barb Shafer at 392-1537 for
information.
2009 Alice Crowe Allen Scholarship Was
Presented to Caroline Barclift in Our Sunday Morning Service on April 26
The Alice Crowe Allen Scholarship,
established in memory of the wife of Covenants second
minister, the Rev. Claude I. Allen, Jr., was awarded
to Caroline Barclift, a Covenant Presbyterian Church member
planning to attend a regionally-accredited college or
university during 2009. The annual $1,000 cash scholarship
is awarded to a woman who evidences promise of success in
higher education, as demonstrated by maintaining at least a
B average in high school. Priority in awarding the
scholarship is to members of Covenant Presbyterian
Church. Age is not a consideration in determining the
award. The application deadline for this year's award
was Sunday, March 15, 2009. The
scholarship is funded by an endowment of gifts from family
and friends of Mrs. Allen. The award will be
announced at the spring scholarship convocation at the
recipients high school. Previous recipients have been
Chelsea B. Carter and Margaret Bastar, Fort Myers High
School graduates, and Keely Seaman, Mariner High School
graduate.
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Primetimers
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Special Events
The Primetimers will
travel by church van to the Bok
Tower gardens at Lake Wales on
Saturday, July 25. Leave the church
at 1:00 p.m. to have time for
visiting the lovely gardens before
having dinner at the Blue Palmetto
Cafe on the grounds. There are two
options for dinner: salmon with
garden rice and sauteed veggies or
vegetable lasagne with Greek side
salad. All meals are served with
roll and butter, beverage, and
dessert plate. When you sign up in
the courtyard, please note your
preference. After dinner, the Good
Times Jazz Band will entertain us in
the air-conditioned Visitor Center
with lively Dixieland melodies. Cost
of trip: $35, which includes
transportation, dinner, and concert.
Sign up soon, as we have space for
only 16 persons.
Ongoing Events
Out-to-Lunch Bunch
The lunch bunch gathers on the
fourth Sunday of the month following
the worship service. If possible,
please sign up at the Connection
Station in the courtyard; however,
if youd like to join us at the last
minute, please do so. We'll
have a great time of fellowship!
Bridge Players
We've expanded to two groups! One
group meets the first Tuesday
afternoon of the month at 1:00 p.m.,
while the other meets on the fourth
Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. Both groups
gather in Room 206. Join us for a
great afternoon or evening! Prior
registration is needed for new
members so we have the correct
number of tables. Substitutes are
needed. Please call Fran Leeper at
481-2336.
Primetimers' Brochure
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Mops
(Mothers of Preschoolers)
All moms with children who are infants through kindergarteners
are WELCOME to join us any time! We meet on the second and fourth
Tuesdays from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM. to enjoy fellowship, food, guest
speakers, service projects, crafts, childcare, and much more!
There is a $5 cost per meeting and a $24 MOPS International Fee.
Scholarships are available.
If you have any questions or would like to register for MOPS, please
contact Anne Schorle at 369-3034.
More about MOPS
Parents' Day Out!
A Special Program for Members
of Covenant Presbyterian Church
Parents, if you'd like some free time,
we'll care for your kids on most Fridays* from 9:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m.! Programs are designed for children ages
three months to kindergarten (please see the next paragraph
for expanded summertime ages). Children enjoy a Bible lesson, art project, play time, and
lunch. Parents, please provide each child with a sack lunch,
and we'll do the rest! Except for our summertime
Parent's Day Out (see paragraph below), advance registration is not
required. Simply show up and sign in your children!
This summer (July
10, 17, 24, 31 and August 7, 14), we're expanding
Parents' Day Out for Covenant members who have children ages
3 months to those who have completed 5th grade. Kids
will be divided into age-appropriate groups. Parents,
please pack a lunch for your children. You must
pre-register your children for this special summertime Parents'
Day Out, which we're nicknaming "Summer Camp."
*The program usually
takes a hiatus during holiday weeks.
Parents' Day Out won't be held on July 3.
Talent Show
This autumn, we'll
present a Talent Show featuring our
talented Covenant family! (This will be reminiscent of the
old Covenant Capers.) We would like to encourage anyone to
share his or her talent. If you're interested in
participating, please call the church receptionist at
334-8937 and leave your name, number, and a brief
description of your talent.
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God Bless You
In 2009!
*It is
the Lord who goes before you.
He will be with you; he will not fail
you or forsake you. Do not fear or
be dismayed."Deuteronomy 31:8
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WEDNESDAY MORNING
LIVE
Lecture Series Concludes Eighth Season!
Thank you
to everyone who joined us for the 2009 season! Each
presentation began with coffee
and donuts at 9:30 and continued with a lecture at 10:00. Titled
"Life Lessons: Faith, Culture, Community," there
were a variety of speakers and subjects,
including Wine and Theology, Your Wellness,
A Writers Life, Art Demonstration, and more! Speakers
included News-Press
Community Conversations Editor David Plazas and author Ad
Hudler, known as Fort Myers funny man. The lecture series
was free and open to the community!
Stay tuned for news of next year's Lecture Series!
See a recap of speakers and
subjects!
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Community
Items
Soup Kitchen:
An Exciting New
Development
in Our Fight to Feed the Hungry in
Our Area
In the past, we have asked for food
donations; however, we have since found out that
the Soup Kitchen and the Harry Chapin Food Bank
can provide more food with our monetary
donations than we can provide with our food
donations. When Sarah Owen, director of CCMI,
recently spoke with our children during the
Childrens Time, she said that as little as $2
could feed a family for four days. Covenants
Local Mission Committee would like to request
that, instead of food, we give monetary
donations and let the Food Banks do the
purchasing. A red donation box is located in the
narthex for your contributions. Any amount is
appreciated! The amount collected will be
divided between the two agencies on a monthly
basis.
Edison Float Committee
If anyone is interested in being part of the
committee to build a float for the Edison Parade in 2010,
please call the church at 334-8937 and leave your name and
number with the receptionist.
Maintenance Services to Help You and to
Help
People Who Have Lost Their Jobs
Habitat for Humanity is now offering outside
maintenance services to homeowners, churches
and businesses in Lee and Hendry Counties.
This program will not only allow these
services to be available at below-market
pricing, but it also follows Habitats
mission of giving Gods people a hand up and
not a hand out. They are hiring homeowners
who have lost their jobs or had their hours
reduced, Now they can keep their homes and
also serve our community. They are offering
the following services:
lawn mowing
($60 per month for a normal size lot), junk
removal, general handyman services, house/
office cleaning, and more! Please
contact: JASON SMITH with their Maintenance
Sales division at 652-0434, ext. 1208, or
cell 218-3208 to arrange a free estimate.
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The Dream Team!
Thanks to everyone who joined
Covenant's visionary session!
Our pastor has compiled your ideas!
Thank you for sharing YOUR dreams for our church!
For a recap,
please read the Rev. Hagmaier's
article on the cover of our November newsletter.
Cedarkirk Family Camp For All
Ages!
Cedarkirk, which is accredited by the American Camping
Association, is a year-round camp and conference center owned by the
Presbyteries of Tampa Bay and Peace River.
The camp,
located in Lithia, Florida, features activities for all ages. Explore
many paths through the woods and enjoy river adventures. Bask
in the natural beauty of Cedarkirk and experience challenges like
their ropes course. Activities include basketball, volleyball,
and swimming in their popular "Y"-shaped pool.
Activities during family weekends include mixers, games,
creative Bible study, swimming, canoeing, hiking, hayride,
campfire, and square-dancing. For further information, please visit
their website:
Cedarkirk Camp & Conference Center.
Circles:
Ladies, Please Join Us!
Circles are small groups of women who meet
monthly, September through May/June, for Bible
study, fellowship, prayer, missions, community
projects, friendship, and fun. They are GREAT
support groups, and the Bible studies will prove
stimulating for our lives. Day or evening
Circles will be available starting in September!
The Circles will be
studying the enlightening book, Jubilee!
Luke's Gospel for the Poor. We all long for
release, wholeness, and freedom. We desire to
reach out to others and to be accepted by
others. As we experience the joy of knowing that
Christ loves us, we want to share that joy with
those around us. The Gospel of Luke contains a
message that speaks to all of these desires!
See
the schedule of Circles on our women's page!
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Welcome, New Members!
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Patricia "Patti" Adams
Claude I. Allen
Thais Blanchard
Michael & Lauren Bond
John & Lois Borgman
Lee Bovey
Dick & Harriet Bruinooge
Sharon Odom Burges
Harold & Dorothy Campbell
Raimonda Childress
Thomas & Melinda DelNay
Robert & Patricia Erwin
Scott Fewell
Mary Ellen Frost
Jaye J. Hagmaier
Mary Ann Haragan
Jean Harvey
Adair & Carol Heath
Margaret Helen Hilliker
Betty M. Johnson
Deborah Kelley
Ronald A. & Mary L. Kellner
Jan & Marcella Kibili
Venita-Jean Kibili |
J. Russell Kilgore, Jr.
Charles &
Carolyn Lambing
Douglas Laney
Ken & Elaine Maley
Burton & Angela Marsh
Amber Martin
Bradley & Barbara Maxim
Lois McAllister
Randall & Nancy McGruther
Susan McMillan
Jeffrey Merritt
Tom & Connie Petersen
Bob & Mary Plageman
John & Lucille Quimby
Amanda Rickner
Kent & Barbara Sheets
William (Terry) & Roselynn Stewart
Richard & Cora Taylor
Euric Thomas
Richard & Karen Ulack
Richard & Laurie Ward
Donna Washburn
Robert Willock |
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May God bless you!
We're delighted you've
joined our Covenant family! |
Join the Stephen Ministry Team!
The Stephen
Ministers of Covenant have served our congregation for
thirteen years. These caring ministers are equipped to
connect hurting persons with God during difficult
moments in life. In November, we will train a new group
of Stephen Ministers under the leadership of Linda
Sinclair. We urge you to consider whether God might be
leading you to join this compassionate ministry. The
training gives you tools and support, while God gives
you the inspiration. Since life nudges us in ways we
dont quite expect, your spiritual gifts may fit well
with this caring program. For more information, please
drop a pew card in the offering plate or contact a
Stephen Leader: David Robinson, Anne Wills, Linda
Sinclair, or David Dietzel.
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Mission
Fair
2009! |
Thanks to everyone who participated in our Mission Fair on
Sunday morning, March l5. If you're
interested in any of the ministries,
feel free to phone the
church office at 334-8937, and we'll be glad
to put you in touch with a representative.
Thank you to Mary Plageman for organizing
the event!
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Men's Prayer
Breakfast at Mel's Diner
Each Wednesday at 8:00 a.m.
The Covenant Men's Breakfast
group meets each Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. (the group
previously met at 8:15) at Mel's Diner on U.S. 41 next to
Rooms To Go. The men meet in the back room, enjoy breakfast,
sing a hymn, pray, hear a devotional, and have a discussion.
Interested men may contact Frank Harlacher at 481-3937 or at
harbud1@comcast.net.
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 Prayer
Shawl
Ministry
Our sincere thanks
to all who have knitted and crocheted the beautiful
prayer shawls that have already brought heartfelt
comfort to many who are ill or hospitalized. Also,
thanks to the congregation for your warm support of
this ministry which provides tangible evidence of
prayer in the lives of others. We welcome all
who want to share their skills. This is not just for
Covenant members; invite all your knitting and
crocheting friends!
The Prayer Shawl
Ministry meets at 10:00 a.m. in room F207 on the
third Tuesday of each month through May.
If you know of someone who is ill and would like a
prayer shawl, please call the church office at
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The SINGLES Source
Check out activities for adult singles! Many churches
are participating in this wonderful outreach!
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Did
you know that Covenant has a library featuring a
variety of books, both secular and spiritual?
The library is located on the south side of the
courtyard. Books may be signed out for two
weeks. Enjoy!
The Library is
open from 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. on Sundays. New
authors include Grisham, Baldocci, and Woods.
The library book sale grossed $551.Sally
Maurer, Librarian |
Book
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Volunteer & Ministry
Opportunities
Opportunities at
Covenant
Director of Music Search Update
The Search Committee has received resumes from
applicants across the nation. We are currently reviewing
them and will keep you informed as we make progress in
our search. If you know of someone who may be interested
and qualified to fill our Director of Music/Organist or
Director of Music position, please have them contact the
church office.
One Congregation and a Truck
This ministry, which helps people who need assistance
with moving, is looking for volunteers to help on an
as-needed basis. Please sign up at the Connection Station
(mobile unit with clipboards). If you have questions, please
contact Gary
Brothers via email.
Edison Float Committee
If anyone is interested in being part of the
committee to build a float for the Edison Parade in 2010,
please call the church at 334-8937 and leave your name and
number with the receptionist.
Hospital Visitation
Members of the congregation are invited to become
involved in hospital visitation. If you're interested, please leave your
name and number with the receptionist in the church office.
Chancel
Choir
We need more
singers (teens, you're welcome, too)! To join Chancel
Choir, simply show up Thursday evening at 6:50 in the choir room
no audition required.
Handbell Choir
If you're interested in playing the handbells, please leave
your name and phone number in the church office (334-8937).
Memorial Service
Receptions
Were seeking people with smiling faces to
serve punch and other refreshments. No food preparation is
required. The goal is to have enough volunteers so that no one
has to serve more than once through the year. If you are
interested, please call the church office at 334-8937.
Sunday Morning Greeters
If you are willing to
serve as a greeter on Sunday mornings, please sign up at the
Connection Station in the courtyard.
Visitation
Volunteers
If you have a couple of hours a month to visit and pray with
a member of our church who might not receive any other visitors
that month, please contact Deacon Ed Christenbury and let him know of your
availability.
Sanctuary Care Givers
Volunteers are needed to
straighten up the pew racks and to return lost items to the
office. Care givers are welcome to work together any time during
the week as long as the sanctuary is not in use. If youre
interested, please call the church at 334-8937.
Money Counters Needed
If you would
like to help our Counting Committee on Monday mornings, please
contact Barry Metzger in the church office at 334-8937 or email
Barry Metzger, Business Administrator.
Early Childhood Ministry
Volunteers are needed to
rock and walk babies and to serve as helpers in the preschool
rooms. This outreach often helps un-churched families know
Christ. Please call the church.
Opportunities in Our
Community and Beyond
A Mission Opportunity in Your
Own Community!
We are seeking volunteers once a month to go to
Immokalee to serve a hot meal and to distribute clothing and
toiletries to the farm workers. Please call Bill Whitaker,
466-7228, if you are interested in serving.
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Habitat for
Humanity
Several PC(USA) congregations in Lee County are working
together on the Presbyterian House now in progress. To
volunteer, please contact Covenant member Don Berglund at
454-0534.
Mentors
The
Edison Park mentoring program requires a minimum of one hour per
week during school hours. This excellent program offers you the
opportunity to reach out in Christian love and touch the life of
a child. Interested? Please leave your name and
number at the church office (334-8937), and we will contact
Lydia Christie or Nina Carpenter, who are overseeing our mentoring program.
Mentoring Program
Brochure
Transportation for Seniors
If you are under
seventy and can spare several hours once a month to drive
residents from the Presbyterian Apartments to the grocery store
in our church van, please call the church.
Community Cooperative Ministries, an organization supported in
part by our church, is the umbrella agency for the Soup Kitchen,
Meals on Wheels, Faith in Action, and a new Montessori
preschool. The following notices list the volunteers needed by
these agencies.
Soup Kitchen Workers
Volunteers are urgently needed. For information, you may contact
Community Cooperative Ministries at 332-7687 (leave your number
and a message).
Assistance for Seniors
Faith in
Action of SW Florida is comprised of interfaith volunteers who
provide non-medical assistance to many senior residents in our
community. This assistance includes providing transportation for
people who can no longer drive themselves to see their doctors,
to purchase groceries, or to visit a loved one in a nursing
home. If you are a handyman/woman, your assistance may be
helpful for minor repairs. If you can help, please contact
Community Cooperative Ministries (the parent organization of
Faith in Action) at 332-7687, ext.100 (leave your number and a
message).
Here's the Best News of All!
"God showed His
great love for us by sending
Christ to die for us while we were still sinners."
Romans 5:6
Encouraging Verses
How to Be
Sure Youll Go
to Heaven!
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