2 About the Cover

3 Pastor’s Letter

4 Worship with Us

5 Sunday School Classes

6 All Church Events

All-Church Campout

Fall Family Fun Fest

7 Stewardship

7 Fly Fishing Weekend

8 Sharing Room

9 Adult Ministries

10 Youth Ministry

11 CPC Kids Ministries

12 Church Calendar

13 Music Ministry

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“Put on love, which links

everything together in perfect harmony.” ~Colossians 3:14

August 2013 LINK: One of the best summer activities in our region is going huckleberry

pickin’. Huckleberries are the best berries that the northwest has to of-

fer. These little delicacies are worth their weight in gold. The hardest

part of this fun pastime, is actually keeping the berries and not eating

them as fast as they are picked. In our family, not only do we like to

pick them, but we like to enjoy them in ice cream form at Huckleberry

Heaven in Elk River. Enjoy that last bit of summer, fall will be here

sooner than later!

September 2013 LINK: Sitting around a meal, talking with others, and enjoying the great

outdoors are all things that bring a group of people together. Our

church has offered the great opportunity to enjoy each other's company

at campouts for the last two years. This picture was taken at last year’s

campout. Nothing like coffee and eggs (omelets in a bag) for breakfast

in the morning during camping. Join us for our annual All-Church

Campout September 13-15! More information on page six. See you

there! Photo taken by: Andrea Johnson

14 Bell Choir Seminar

14 Senior Activities

15 At a Glance

16 Contact Us

What I Did On My Summer Sabbatical I have enjoyed a wonderful summer of study, reflection, rest and renewal, and I

would like to share with you just a brief overview of my activities. I had three goals for my

sabbatical: to engage in academic study in areas of personal interest, to undertake biblical

study which will inform our fall sermon series, and to complete a practical ministry project.

On the academic side, I read, studied, wrote and attended classes at Regent Graduate

School of Theology (in Vancouver, B.C.) on the theology of Saint Augustine and the litera-

ture of J.R.R. Tolkien. Saint Augustine (354-430) is most well-known for his spiritual

autobiography Confessions. In this work I focused on the themes of friendship and grief

and the purpose of human life. J.R.R. Tolkien (1892 – 1973) is the author of The Hobbit

and The Lord of the Rings. With Tolkien I enjoyed reflecting on our journey through life:

“It’s a dangerous business,” Bilbo Baggins declares, “going out of your door. You step into

the Road, and if you don’t keep your feet, there is no knowing where you might be swept

off to.”

Biblically, I focused on the many ways the New Testament uses the concepts of

farming and gardening when describing how we are called to live the Christian life. Jesus’

teaching includes a sower and grain seeds, wheat and weeds, mustard seeds and vineyards,

vines and branches. In similar fashion the apostle Paul speaks of wild olive shoots being

grafted onto the cultivated olive tree, reaping what we sow, and the fruit of the Spirit.

These biblical themes will form the basis of our fall sermon series beginning September 29:

“What’s growing in your garden?”

I serve on the committee of our Presbytery which guides and oversees those in the

process of becoming ordained as pastors in our denomination. The committee lacks a com-

prehensive manual of policies and practices, so as my practical ministry project for the sum-

mer I volunteered to produce one. I have presented my draft to the committee and we will

be fine-tuning it this fall.

I also had time to enjoy my relationship with Lauri and to visit family on both sides.

Lauri’s family mostly live in Washington and we had a wonderful week with them on

Whidbey Island and in Darrington. We also spent some time in Colorado with my father

and my siblings where he has spent the past three months either in the hospital or in care

facilities. He has a life threatening disease and we are grateful for the time we have been

able to be with him.

Lastly, let me thank Pastor Josh, the

rest of our church staff, and the Trustees and

the Board for their leadership this summer. I

was confident that I was leaving the church in

good hands, and I was not disappointed!

Thank you for your prayers for me while on

sabbatical leave. I have missed you, my

church family, and I look forward to being re-

united.

Yours in Christ,

Pastor Steve

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SUNDAY 8:30am Contemporary Service This worship offers a modern way to praise our Lord. Our talented Song Team leads our music. Come as you are and worship in a cas-ual atmosphere. Join us for coffee and cookies following worship.

10:00am Sunday School We want everyone in Sunday School this Year! Sunday School classes will resume September 8th. Class list is on opposing page.

11:00am Traditional Service This worship is traditional with hymns sung by our choir and special music offerings. Join us for coffee following worship.

WEDNESDAY

The Well for September God invites us into a new way of living that is larger than ourselves. It is a movement, not an institution: a people, not a place to go. It is service and sacrifice, not self and security. It is not what you say; it is what you do. It is loving God and loving others.

Join us at the well, starting September 11 at 6:15pm.

We will be kicking off the new series Church for the Rest of Us. Come and enjoy coffee, cookies

and conversation.

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The Parables of Jesus Class led by Pastor Steve Wilbraham; 10am in the

Administration Basement Room

Jesus often taught using parables which are

stories that convey important spiritual truth.

Many of Jesus’ parables refer to simple

everyday things, such as a woman baking

bread, a man knocking on his neighbor’s door

at night, or the aftermath of a roadside

robbery; yet they deal with the message of

the gospel such as the growth of the Kingdom

of God, the importance of prayer, and the

meaning of love. Join Pastor Steve

Wilbraham as together we read and discuss

these amazing teachings of Jesus.

God's New Society: A study of Ephesians Class led by Steve Taulbee; 10am in the Chapel (off of Fellowship Hall)

Join us as Steve Taulbee educates us on Paul’s teaching to the Ephesians.

Paul discusses the vision of a renewed community set against today's background of

alienation and strife.

Equipped for Every Good Work Class led by Pastor Josh Bruns; 10am

in the Administration Conference Room

Are you hungry to know and understand

how God wants to use you? Do you have

a desire to not only live faithfully but to

contribute to a purpose much greater than

yourself? If so, you are invited to

participate in a class of discovery. We

will spend a number of weeks together

for the purpose of helping believers

identify and utilize their Spiritual Gifts.

Preschool and Kindergarten: Teacher Tami

Thomson will introduce your kids to timeless

lessons and values in a way they can easily un-

derstand, using favorite VeggieTales clips,

from VeggieTales, “Values to Grow By” DVD

companion curriculum.

1st & 2nd Grade: Teachers Lori Coons and

Liz Rawson will introduce your kids to timeless

lessons and values in a way they can easily un-

derstand by using favorite VeggieTales clips

from VeggieTales, “Values to Grow By” DVD

companion curriculum.

Grades 3, 4 & 5: Teacher Chris Paynter will

help your kids discover “13 Very Cool Stories

Jesus Told” and explore the eternal truths Jesus

wrapped in those stories. Along the way, they

will meet a lost and found son, a rich fool, dis-

gruntled vineyard workers, a pretty good Sa-

maritan, and many more memorable characters!

Starts September 8th! 10am

All 6th-12th Grade students join us Sunday

mornings in the Youth House for Sunday

school. There will be snacks, games, and

coffee followed by Bible study and discussion.

Reserve your own site now, spots are filling fast

(prices are estimates, and don’t include tax):

RV Spot with Hookups (W/E): $27+ per night

Reserve toward the south end of

Loop B (Birch)

Tent Camping: $21+ per night

Reserve toward the north end of Loop C (Cottonwood)

Cabins: $60+ per night

Two ways to reserve your own campsite:

Online:

http://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/hells-gate

or

Phone: 1-888-922-6743

Meals and Calendar of Events will follow as we

get closer to the dates!

Hells Gate State Park

September 13-15, 2013

CPC

Campout

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CHILI COOKOFF CONTEST

KID’S CARNIVAL GAMES

FACE PAINTING

WEAR YOUR HAPPY

COSTUMES!!!

STEWARDSHIP! Welcome back after a long hot summer! The Stewardship group is planning our

Autumn Campaign. Kelly Paynter has found an excellent book for children on

“Giving, Saving, Spending” which we will explore with the Children’s Ministry. We

also hope you keep us in mind if your Small Group has a request for any financial re-

sources. We would love to have an expert member from our church or stewardship

team come to your small group for a single session to help teach and inform you on fi-

nancial questions and issues.

There is a really good resource online for financial planning forms, to help or-

ganize your information. The website is: www.presbyterianfoundation.org Click on

Financial Planning. The forms I thought were helpful were: Personal Record Book,

Guild to a Christian Will, and Estate Planning Worksheet. If you click on Resources

on the blue bar across the top of the page and then click on Financial Resource Center

you can look at the forms that are most appropri-

ate for your age group: 20-30, 30-50, 50-70,

70+.

Please call or email me or Kathy Johnson

(in the church office) to request a class for your

small group. Vicky Boubel 509-243-4424 or

vboubel@cableone.net.

Thank you for your faithful giving during

the summer vacation months. If your giving

took a vacation too, please remember your

pledge and our church budget!

Vicky Boubel

Stewardship Chair

509-243-4424

As of August 20th our income from

offering and other contributions

is as follows:

Year to date contributions:

$408,008

Budget year to date:

$428,198

(Currently at 95% of Budget)

Thank you for your faithfulness

throughout the summer!

The beginning fly fishing class made a camp trip up the

Lochsa River July 19-21. This gave everyone a chance

to enjoy the wonderful scenery of northern Idaho and fish

for native cutthroat trout on a blue ribbon class stream. It

was a hot weekend but pleasant under the big fir trees at

the campground. We fished a couple of holes together

Saturday morning with everyone working on casting and

hooking fish. By the afternoon I think everyone had

caught at least one fish on a dry fly. That evening we en-

joyed stories around campfire, s’mores, and a great dutch

oven dessert prepared by Joline Moore. Those camping

included Steve & Joline Moore, Gary & Beth Chase, Larry and Tina Lantz, David Kugler, Jim,

Gabe and Eli Cach, Mike Holder, and Jim and Becky Schroeder. It was tough to leave the

beautiful surroundings and head home Sunday. We had a great time and hopefully will plan

one more trip before the weather gets too cold.

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We are opening a Sharing Room

at Congregational Presbyterian

Church. This Sharing Room will

be set up in Helen's House and

will be used to supply household

items to those who are in

need. The Lewiston/Clarkston

valley has been in need of an

operation such as this for a long

time and we are happy that our

church can provide this outreach

program.

Our goal is to be able to stock the Sharing Room with donations of new or gently used

items from the congregation. We will be collecting items throughout the year starting with

the list below and then asking for specific items as needs arise.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact Marcia Barkley at benand-

marcia@cableone.net or home phone 509-243-4662.

Please drop off your donations at the church in Fellowship Hall in the containers provided.

Items needed to get started: Towels- all kinds (bath, kitchen, hand, beach...)

Bedding-please mark with size

Kitchen utensils

Cooking pots and pans

Dishes and silverware

Small electronics-toaster, mixer, clocks, lamps, crock pot

Paper products-paper towels, toilet paper, tissues, napkins,

garbage bags, & storage bags

Thank you for helping to support this new ministry.

Marcia Barkley

Sharing Room Chairperson

Men's Bible Study - We meet every Wednesday at

6:45am in Fellowship Hall with Pastor Steve, who leads our

study and discussion. We are currently reading Genesis.

Enjoy coffee and donuts, and experience great fellowship

with the men of the church.

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Fall Programming is here!

Women’s Association

All the women of the church are invited to the monthly

meetings of the Women’s Association. The first meeting

will be Monday, September 9, 2013, at 10:00am in Fel-

lowship Hall. We meet for fellowship, music, refresh-

ments and study. September’s hostesses are Darlene

Plant, Marie Eier and Gale Kambitsch. Marie Eier will

lead the devotions. This year we look forward to a

study of Joshua with Pastor Steve as our teacher/

leader. September’s Program is entitled, The Commissioning of Joshua. Come join us.

Monday Evening Bible Study (second and fourth Monday @ 6:45pm)

We will be starting a new study, on September 9th, Becoming a Woman of Simplicity.

This study is open to all women - come when you are able. We meet in the

Administration Conference Room.

Monday Evening Craft Night (first and third Monday of the Mon, 6:45 to 8pm)

We will resume on Monday, September 16th. Please join us downstairs in the Admini-

stration Building for a time of good fellowship and enjoyable work on our individual

craft projects. Open to all women.

Friday Morning Bible Study

We will be studying Exodus, to follow-up on our Genesis study last year. We meet

weekly starting Friday, September 6th at 9:45am in the Chapel in Pilgrim Hall.

Wednesday In The Word Bible

Study: Pastor Steve is back from his

Summer Sabbatical which means that

Wednesday in the Word Bible Study is

back. Join us beginning Wednesday,

September 4 at 12:00noon in the

Conference Room with Pastor Steve as

we read and discuss the Bible passage

for Sunday’s sermon.

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Camp Spalding Camp Spalding Jr. High Fall Retreat: October 25th-27th

Sr. High Fall Retreat: November 22nd-24th

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Our upcoming teaching series for YIPPY & Wired is: The Prodigal Son

The story of the Father and the 2 lost sons.

First Day

of Fall

HS BBQ 10:55-12:55

HS BBQ 10:55-12:55

HS BBQ 10:55-12:55

Labor Day

Nat’l

Coffee

Day!

6-8PM

6-8PM

6-8PM

6-8PM

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Contact Kelly Paynter, Director of Children’s Ministries, with questions, concerns

or comments at kellypaynter@cableone.net, 743-4444 or 208-791-1262.

We are excited to announce a change in Children’s

and Youth Ministries. Beginning Wednesday, Sep-

tember 11th, Jr. LOGOS (Grades 1-3) and LOGOS

(Grades 4-6) will combine and be called “Club 15”.

Club 15 will include children currently in grades 1-5.

Current 6th graders will now be included in Jr. High

Youth Group, “Wired”, as well as Jr. High Sunday

School. Please join us for the Club 15 Kick-Off on

Wednesday, September 11th, 6:15-7:30pm. Contact

Kelly Paynter, Jason Barnes or Josh Bruns at 208-

743-4444 if you have any questions.

Preschool and Kindergarten: Teacher Tami Thomson will introduce your kids to timeless les-

sons and values in a way they can easily understand, using favorite VeggieTales clips, from Veg-

gieTales, “Values to Grow By” DVD companion curriculum.

1st & 2nd Grade: Teachers Lori Coons and Liz Rawson will introduce your kids to timeless les-

sons and values in a way they can easily understand by using favorite VeggieTales clips from

VeggieTales, “Values to Grow By” DVD companion curriculum.

Grades 3, 4 & 5: Teacher Chris Paynter will help your kids discover “13 Very Cool Stories Je-

sus Told” and explore the eternal truths Jesus wrapped in those stories. Along the way, they will

meet a lost and found son, a rich fool, disgruntled vineyard workers, a pretty good Samaritan, and

many more memorable characters!

Food Bank Sunday

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 8:30a Worship

10a Fellowship

11a Worship

12n Fellowship

3p Worship @

RPCC

2

3 9:30a Staff Mtg.

7p Ministry Mtgs.

4

6:45a Men’s Study

9:10a Sr. Exercise

12n WITW

7p Choir

5

6p Bell Choir

6 9:10a Sr. Exercise

9:45a Women’s

Bible Study

7

8 8:30a Worship

10a Sunday School

11a Worship

12n Fellowship

6p Yippy

9 10a Women’s

Association

12n CPC Fund

Mtg

6p Wired

6:45p Women’s

Bible Study

10 9:30a Staff Mtg.

11a Sr. Min. Mtg

6:30p Board Mtg.

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6:45a Men’s Study

9:10a Sr. Exercise

12n WITW

6:15p The Well

Club 15

7p Choir

12

11a HS BBQ

6p Bell Choir

13 9:10a Sr. Exercise

9:45a Women’s

Bible Study

14

15 8:30a Worship

10a Sunday School

11a Worship

12n Fellowship

6p Yippy

16 9:10a Senior

Exercise

6p Wired

6:45p Women’s

Craft Night

17 9:30a Staff Mtg.

18 6:45a Men’s Study

9:10a Sr. Exercise

12n WITW

6:15p The Well

Club 15

7p Choir

19 11a HS BBQ

6p Bell Choir

20

9:10a Sr. Exercise

9:45a Women’s

Bible Study

21

22 8:30a Worship

10a Sunday School

11a Worship

12n Fellowship

6p Yippy

23 9:10a Senior

Exercise

6p Wired

6:45p Women’s

Bible Study

24 9a LINK Vol.

9:30a Staff Mtg.

25 6:45a Men’s Study

9:10a Sr. Exercise

12n WITW

6:15p The Well

Club 15

7p Choir

26 10:15a Seniors

Movie Day

11a HS BBQ

6p Bell Choir

27 9:10a Sr. Exercise

9:45a Women’s

Bible Study

28

29 8:30a Worship

10a Sunday School

11a Worship

12n Fellowship

6p Yippy

30 9:10a Senior

Exercise

1p Service Min.

6p Wired

Communion

LINK DEADLINE

All-Church Campout at

Hells Gate State Park

Office Closed

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Choir Song Birds: Our traditional chancel choir will begin rehearsing on Wednesday,

September 4th at 7:00 pm downstairs in the choir room. If

you are interested in singing with our choir this year, please

contact Beth Katzenberger at the church. Our practices are

on Wednesday evenings, from 7:00 pm-8:30 pm and

Sunday mornings at 10:00 am in the sanctuary, prior to the

11:00 am traditional service. We hope to see some new faces

and hear new voices as we start another years journey in

music ministry.

Worship Team: Our 8:30 contemporary worship team is in need of a few more

instrumentalists and voices as well. Practices vary, and we are look-

ing not only for musicians, but also people with fresh, new ideas for

worship and music leadership. Contact Beth if you are interested or

curious about being a part of this ministry.

Bell Choir: Fall rehearsals will be on Thursdays, from 6:00-7:30 pm in the Admin

Building basement, starting September 5th. Please note the

change in day and time.

We’d love to have more people share in our ministry and

fall is a great time for new people to join our choir. You don’t

need to know how to ring bells—we’ll be happy to teach you!

You can’t read music? No excuse, we can help with that, too.

All you need is a desire to have fun, a willingness to learn, a

commitment to come to rehearsals, and a sense of rhythm (if

listening to lively music makes you feel like drumming on a

table or stomping your feet, you’ve probably got it). If you’re

interested or want to know more, please call Greg Thompson

(758-2622).

Harvest Party October 2nd 5:30-7:30pm

You are cordially invited

to our All-Church

Fall Family Fun

Fest! We are

having a Chili

Cook-off and know

you have the best recipe

in the world! Come and enjoy food,

kids in costumes, and a fun

fellowship with people in our church of

all ages! Rides to this event are

available upon request. Call the

office (743-4444) and sign up.

See you there!

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Senior Exercise meets Mondays, Wednesdays, and

Fridays at 9:10 am in Fellowship

Hall. Now is a great time

to join! We have fun and get in better

shape at the same time.

Movie Day

On September 26th at 10:15am we

are having a movie day in

Fellowship Hall followed by a pizza

and salad lunch. The movie we are

showing is “In Utopia”. Please sign

up for this activity by calling the

church office, 743-4444.

During the summer, Gary Gibler, Janet Pinson, Micki Mennet-Martin, and Greg

Thompson from our bell choir attended the National Seminar of the Handbell

Musicians of America in Portland. The seminar lasted four days and offered a huge

variety of classes to help us expand our skills. We also got to listen to some out-

standing bell choirs. A Japanese choir named Kiriku played over five octaves of bells

and chimes with only 6-8 ringers (to

put this in perspective, our choir of

11+ ringers plays three octaves). The

Hong Kong Youth Handbell Ensemble,

comprised entirely of kids between the

ages of 12 and 16, played from

memory music that ranged from

classical to Lady Gaga! We also

watched a couple from Portland’s Bells

of the Cascades dance a tango while

ringing bells! Needless to say, we

returned home awestruck, inspired,

and excited to try out what we learned!

Bobbi Jo Sinner, Seth Dilling (2nd);

Joline Moore (4th); Norma Bradshaw,

Agnes Barott, Elaine Williams (5th); Lee

Owens, Jim Solem, Jazmine Crane (7th);

Jena Ramsey (8th); Sarah Bruns (9th);

Connie McDonald, Amy Parker, Tammy

Bruns (10th); Joy Gerritsen, Lloyd

Reuschlein (11th); Lori Holder (12th);

Kathryn Dickamore (13th); Pat Emerich

(14th); Norma Dahlgren, Gale Kam-

bitsch, Bob Allen, Geonna Travis (15th);

David Kugler, Stephnay Gossage, Tami

Thomson (18th); Lee Taylor, Cher Sher-

win, Elizabeth Racicot (19th); Teirsa

Zellerhoff (20th); Kate Nowlin, Rob

Blakey (21st); Ben Barkley (22nd); Mor-

gan Ashe (23rd); Josiah Bruns, Ella

Walker (24th); Julie Heimgartner, John

Mannschreck (25th); Vivian Seubert

(26th); Diane Kovach (30th)

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The deadline to

submit articles for

the October LINK

is Monday,

September 16th.

Articles can be sent via email to

semerich@cableone.net or brought to the church

office. Volunteers will meet in the

Administration Building on Tuesday, September

24th at 9am to assemble the LINK for mailing.

Community Action Food Bank Summer is no exception for when families need

food. September 15th has been designated as

Food Bank Sunday. This month the Food Bank

has expressed a need for the following items:

Canned Soup Tuna Canned Meat

Canned Fruit Diapers Beef Stew

Pork N Beans Chili Pasta Meals

Canned Beans Canned Vegetables

Spaghetti Sauce Baby cereal

Baby Formula

Baby Jar Food

These items may be brought to

Fellowship Hall and deposited in

the grocery cart there.

Have you moved or changed your

phone number?

We are updating all our mailing infor-

mation in the church office. If you

have had an address change or phone

number change or if you would like

to be on a specific mailing list (senior

activities, youth mailings, family out-

ings, etc.) let us know.

Also, if you are receiving mailings

and would like to be taken off mailing

lists, please let the church office

know. Call the office at 743-4444.

Has your home seen an excessive amount of weed growth

this summer? Well, we are experiencing the same prob-

lem at our church. It has become difficult for our custo-

dian, Dick, to keep up this summer, with his recovery

from knee surgery. If you have a little extra time during

the week, and enjoy gardening, please think about stop-

ping by at your convenience to pull a few weeds and pro-

vide a little TLC for our grounds. Whether you have 10

minutes or an entire morning, any help would be greatly

appreciated.

Congregational-Presbyterian Church 709 Sixth Street, Lewiston, ID 83501

Phone (208) 743-4444; Fax (208) 798-3050

Website: www.congopres.org

Email: congopres@cableone.net

PASTORS

Rev. Steve Wilbraham . . .. …………………. Senior Pastor

swilbraham@cableone.net

Rev. Josh Bruns. . . . . . . . …...................... Associate Pastor

joshua.bruns@gmail.com

MINISTRY TEAM

Joline Moore…………. . . . . . ………..... … Adult Ministry

Shannon Van Buren. .. . . . . . . ……….. Children’s Ministry

Beth Katzenberger….... . . . . . . ……. ……... . . . . . . . Clerk

Susan Mann. . . . . . . . . . . …………...... CPC Fund Ministry

Stephnay Gossage . . . . . . ... . . …... . ……... . ... Fellowship

Jim Schroeder. . . . . ………….. Membership & Evangelism

Patti Mann.. . . . . . . . . . ….... ……... . . . . . . . . .. . . Mission

Dianne Waldemarson. . . . . . …...….. Senior Adult Ministry

Nancy Emerich . . . . . ... . . . . . . . …... . .. ……... . . .Service

Vicky Boubel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …… . ….…... Stewardship

Kathy McIntosh. . . . . . . . ……... . …... ... ……... . Worship

Marty Gibbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ………....... Youth Ministry

Trustees:

Paul Schrette, Gary Chase, Duane Meske

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STAFF

Kathy Johnson ………..Administrator/Treasurer

katjohn@cableone.net

Bobbi Jo Sinner ……………….Youth Secretary

bsinner@cableone.net

Sarah Emerich………….Secretary, LINK Editor

semerich@cableone.net

Mike Gabby ………...Seniors’ Ministry Director

mgabby@cableone.net

Jason Barnes ………Student Ministries Director

jasonblantonbarnes@gmail.com

Beth Katzenberger…..Music Ministries Director

bethkatz@cableone.net

Dick Sherwin …...……………………Custodian

dsherwin@cableone.net

Kelly Paynter……Children’s Ministries Director

kellypaynter@cableone.net

Ellen Profitt ……………….. Parent’s Night Out

emdprofitt@gmail.com

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Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Congregational-Presbyterian Church

709 6th Street Lewiston, Idaho 83501