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North Presbyterian Church

Celebrating All Saints’ Day

November 6, 2011 – 8:30 & 10:45 a.m.

WE GATHER TO WORSHIP GOD

PRELUDE Variations on “Sine Nomine” Proulx

GREETING, WELCOME, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISCIPLESHIP Welcome to our guests and visitors! As a church of hospitality we invite you, if you feel

comfortable, to introduce yourself at this time. We are glad you are here. We hope you will fill out the Welcome pad (found in the pew holder) to help us get acquainted. We also invite you to join us in Westminster Hall for Coffee Hour following worship.

Everyone - please silence your cell phones.

CALL TO WORSHIP Hymn 2157 (Sing 3 times) Come and Fill Our Hearts (black songbook)

INVOCATION

*HYMN 446 Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken Austrian Hymn (During the singing of the hymn, please pass prayer requests to center aisle.)

*CALL TO CONFESSION

*PRAYER OF CONFESSION Eternal God, in every age you have raised up men and women to live and die in faith. Forgive our indifference to your will. You have commanded us to speak, but we have been silent. You have called us to do what is just, but we have been fearful. Have mercy on us, your faithless servants. Keep before us faithful people for us to follow so that, living with courage and love, we may inherit the kingdom promised in Jesus Christ, and share in his reign. Amen.

*SILENT CONFESSION (A time for personal confession of sin)

*ASSURANCE OF FORGIVENESS Hear the good news! God loves us. God forgives us.

*RESPONSE (Hymn 368, verse 2) I’ve got joy like a fountain, I’ve got joy like a fountain, I’ve got joy like a fountain in-a my soul. (repeat)

*PASSING OF THE PEACE (Having received Christ’s peace, let us share it by turning to our neighbors and greeting them, saying “May the peace of Christ be with you!”)

WE HEAR THE WORD OF GOD

CHILDREN’S TIME (10:45) Presentation of Confirmation Class Bibles Matt Brown, Caitlyn Littlewood, Alexandra Orlando, Melanie Powell

PRAYER FOR ILLUMINATION

SCRIPTURE READINGS I John 3:1-3 (8:30) p. 225 (10:45) p. 240

Matthew 5:1-12 (8:30) p. 4 (10:45) p. 4 The word of the Lord. Thanks be to God.

SERMON “Community of Blessing” The Rev. William T. Hennessy

WE RESPOND AND GIVE THANKS TO GOD

*HYMN 2155 Blest Are They (black songbook)

MINUTE FOR STEWARDSHIP “We Nurture Each Other” Louise Cooper

OFFERING Offertory: (8:30) By the Merits of the Saints Guilmant (10:45) Come, Brothers and Sisters Meyer

Come, brothers and sisters who love one another and have done for years that are gone. How often we’ve met here in sweet heavenly union which opens the way to God’s throne. With joy and thanksgiving we’ll praise God who loved us, while we run the bright shining way. Though we part here in body we’re bound for one glory, and bound for each other to pray. There was Joshua and Joseph, Elias and Moses, that prayed and God heard from the throne. There was Abraham and Isaac, and Jacob, and David, and Solomon, and Stephen, and John. There was Simeon, and Anna, I don’t know how many, that prayed as they journeyed along; Some cast among lions, Some bound with rough irons, yet glory and praises they sung. Some tell us that praying, and also that praising is labor that’s all spent in vain;. But we have such a witness that God hears with swiftness, from praying we will not refrain. There was old father Noah, and ten thousand more, that witnessed that God heard them pray. There was Samuel, and Hannah, Paul, Silas, and Peter, and Daniel and Jonah we will say, that God, by a Spirit, or angel doth visit their souls and their bodies while praying, Shall we all go fainting while they go on praising, and glorify God in the flame? God grant us to inherit the same praying spirit, while we are journeying below, that when we cease from praying, we shall not cease praising, but round God’s white throne we shall bow, shall bow!

Words & music © 1997 by GIA Publications, Inc. Chicago, IL 60638. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-700789

*DOXOLOGY Everything Is Yours, Lord Ev-‘ry-thing is yours, Lord; ev all we have we offer to you. Accept our love, Lord, we pray; receive our gifts, Lord, today.

Words: Zambian offertory; Arrangement: Geoff Weaver; Words & music © 1988 by Hope Publishing Co., Carol Stream, IL 60188. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

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THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD’S SUPPERThe Invitation to the Lord’s Table

Prayers of Thanksgiving, Intercession and the Lord’s PrayerOne: The Lord be with you. All: And also with you.

One: Lift up your hearts. All: We lift them up to the Lord.

One: Let us give thanks to the Lord our God.All: It is right to give our thanks and praise.

One: It is truly right…who forever sing to the glory of your name Holy, Holy, Holy

One: Holy are you. . that our lives may proclaim the mystery of faith: Christ Has Died

One: Gracious God, … who teaches us to pray saying:

Everything Is Yours, Lord thing is yours, Lord; ev-‘ry thing comes from you:

ll we have we offer to you. Accept our love, Lord, we pray; receive our gifts, Lord, today.

Words: Zambian offertory; Arrangement: Geoff Weaver; Words & music © 1988 by Hope Publishing Co., Carol Stream, IL 60188. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

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THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD’S SUPPER

Prayers of Thanksgiving, Intercession and the Lord’s Prayer

We lift them up to the Lord.

Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. is right to give our thanks and praise.

who forever sing to the glory of your name: © 1998 Isaiah Jones

One: Holy are you. . that our lives may proclaim the mystery of faith: © 1998 Isaiah Jones

Gracious God, … who teaches us to pray saying:

Words: Zambian offertory; Arrangement: Geoff Weaver; Words & music © 1988 by Hope Publishing Co.,

Isaiah Jones

Isaiah Jones

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.

Words of Institution

Communion of the People (Our Lord invites all who trust in him, and all who long to trust in him, to share in this meal which he has prepared. Communion will be received in the pew. Please hold the bread until everyone is served and hold the cup until everyone is served so that we can eat and drink together.)

Prayer after Communion Loving God, we thank you that you have fed us in this Sacrament, united us with Christ, and given us a foretaste of the heavenly banquet in your eternal kingdom. Send us out in the power of your Spirit to live and work to your praise and glory. Amen.

WE DISPERSE TO SERVE GOD IN THE WORLD

*HYMN 526 (verses 1-4) For All the Saints Sine Nomine

*CHARGE

*BENEDICTION

*POSTLUDE Fugato on “Sine Nomine” Proulx

*Those who are able, please stand.

Remembering Those Who Have Joined the Saints in Faith Today we remember these members of North Presbyterian Church and loved ones who have died since our last observance a year ago.

*Alice Andrews Elizabeth Atwood *Colleen Bain Erin Bigler James Crouch *Joan Cusack *Marilyn Dock *Josephine Feeney

*Frank Langley, Jr. Ann Hershman Carol Leff Irene Lehr Tim Miekely *William Miethaner Adeline Mohlke *Robert Morber

*Agnes Oliver *Gladys Paxton Barbara Reyder DiSesso Irma Shay Anna Sowder Jean Wandersee Carol Williams

(*denotes members and former members of North Presbyterian Church)

All Saints’ Day In the early church it became customary to remember the martyrs of the church in worship. When the list of martyrs became too great, a special day was set aside to remember their commitment to Christ, a commitment that led to their suffering and death for the sake of the gospel. Although different areas of the church celebrated the memory of these saints on different days at first, by A.D. 835 it became the custom to celebrate these martyrs on November 1. Today, All Saints’ day is celebrated on November 1 or the Sunday closest to November 1

Prayers For One Another “Pray in the Spirit at all times in every prayer and supplication. To that end keep alert and always persevere in supplications for all the saints. Pray also for me...” So Paul instructed the Christians at Ephesus, and so we pray for one another:

North Church families who are affected in any way by war or disaster and for the men and women serving in the military.

Presbytery Stewardship & Budget Committee & United Presbyterian Church, Blasdell

and from our Mission Yearbook for: Presbyteries of Denver, Pueblo (CO), Glacier (MT), Plains & Peaks (CO, NE), Utah (UT, ID)

Our Sympathy & Prayers are with family and friends of Colleen Bain who died October 28.

As many of you know, HIPAA regulations prohibit the sharing of confirmation about your hospitalization and medical care with your church family. Please let us know when you or your family are hospitalized or ill so that Pastor Hennessy can effectively provide spiritual care for you.

Printed Copies of Sermons Are Available

Sunday morning sermons are available for you on the table in the south entryway and at the “Sermons” portion of our website at www.northchurchwilliamsville.org.

First Aid Kits & AED Locations First Aid Kits are located in the Sunday School office, kitchen, church office and in the First Aid cabinet along with the AED (Mission area, near north entrance).

Listening Devices Hearing assist devices may be picked up from the table in the narthex. Or speak to an usher for assistance.

Congregational Meeting A Congregational Meeting of North

Presbyterian Church & Society will be

held in the sanctuary on Sunday,

November 13, 2011, following 10:45

worship. The purpose of the meeting

is to hear an update on our current

financial status and to share ideas to

promote future financial stability.

Today isToday isToday isToday is the the the the Day!Day!Day!Day! Join the festivities in Join the festivities in Join the festivities in Join the festivities in

Westminster Hall at the Westminster Hall at the Westminster Hall at the Westminster Hall at the 10101010thththth Annual Annual Annual Annual Alternative Alternative Alternative Alternative Christmas MarketplaceChristmas MarketplaceChristmas MarketplaceChristmas Marketplace

9:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am –––– 1:00 pm1:00 pm1:00 pm1:00 pm

Join us for coffee, snacks, Join us for coffee, snacks, Join us for coffee, snacks, Join us for coffee, snacks, shopping and fellowship.shopping and fellowship.shopping and fellowship.shopping and fellowship.

North Church CalendarNorth Church CalendarNorth Church CalendarNorth Church Calendar Sunday, November 6 8:30am Worship/Communion – Chapel 9:00am Alternative Christmas Marketplace -

Westminster Hall 9:30am Reflection & Discussion for Adults Children’s & Youth Choir - S152 Childcare - 12 noon (Infants - Age 3) – S257 Inquirer’s Class - Resource Center KMT - Peter’s office 10:45am Family Worship/Communion –

Sanctuary 11:45am Coffee Hour - Westminster Hall Nominating Comm. - Resource Center 6:00pm Confirmation - S251

Monday, November 7 7:00pm Session - Chapel 7:30pm Young Adults - Martin home

Tuesday, November 8 9:00am Staff Meeting - Dickinson Room 9:30am Ruth/Mary Circle - Pres. Village 2:30pm Martha Circle - Library 7:00pm Deacons - Dickinson Room Membership - S251

Wednesday, November 9 7:30pm Sarah Circle - McConnell home 10:45am Musicale - Chapel, Narthex 6:30pm Bell’s Angels - Sanctuary

Thursday, November 10 6:30pm Handbells - S151 7:45pm Adult Choir - Choir Room

Friday, November 11 Veterans Day office closed

Saturday, November 12 8:00am Men’s Breakfast - Westminster Hall

Sunday, November 13 8:30am Worship – Chapel 9:30am Reflection & Discussion for Adults Inquirers with Session - Resource

Center Senior High Sunday School - S251 Children’s & Youth Choir - S152 Childcare - 12 noon (Infants - Age 3) – S257

(November 13 continued) 10:45am Worship – Sanctuary (followed by

Congregational Meeting) Sunday School (4 years - 8th grade) 11:45am Coffee Hour - Westminster Hall Nominating Comm. - Resource Center 6:00pm Confirmation - S251

Monday, November 14 11:00am Pastoral Care - Library 1:00pm Staff Meeting - Library 4:30pm Star Making Workshop -

Westminster Hall 6:30pm Mission Comm. - Dickinson Room 7:00pm Stephen Ministers - Library 7:30pm Young Adults - Martin home

Tuesday, November 15 North Star Deadline for December/January

5:00pm Worship Comm. - Choir Room 7:30pm Personnel - Library

Wednesday, November 16 10:00am Book Group - Library 6:30pm Bell’s Angels - S151

Thursday, November 17 6:30pm Handbells - S151 7:00pm Habitat Women Build - Westminster

Hall 7:45pm Adult Choir - Choir Room

Sunday, November 20 8:30am Worship – Chapel Blood Pressure Screening - Resource Center 9:30am Reflection & Discussion for Adults Senior High Sunday School - S251 Children’s & Youth Choir - S152 Childcare - 12 noon (Infants - Age 3) – S257 10:45am Worship – Sanctuary Sunday School (4 years - 8th grade) 11:45am Coffee Hour - Westminster Hall Nominating Comm. - Resource Center 3:00pm Scrap, Craft & Chat - Library 5:30pm Confirmation - Westminster Hall

CPR/Choking/AED Training Class Looking to serve others? Want to keep warm on a Saturday morning?

Join us for American Heart Association Adult CPR/Choking/AED Training Class. Saturday, December 3 starting at 9 a.m. in Westminster Hall and lasting 2-1/2 to 3 hours. Cost is $50.00 per person. American Heart Association skills have been simplified, class shortened and now with no written test. New AHA textbook included and 2-year certification card earned with course completion. Learn skills to help others at church and in our community. No previous experience required. (For those interested, child and infant CPR, Choking skills and AED can be added on to this class) Instructed by Virginia Pacer, RN, owner of www.annieonthego.com. Please reserve your spot by calling Debbie Hutton 688-4658 or email dsnyder97@yahoo.com at your earliest convenience.

Circles Ruth/Mary Circle will meet Tuesday, November 8 at 9:30 a.m. in Building 1 of Presbyterian

Village. Joan Secor will continue our Bible Study of the Beatitudes.

Martha Circle will meet in the Library on Tuesday, November 8 at 2:30 p.m. We will continue our Bible Study of the Beatitudes.

Sarah Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. on November 9 at Ellie McConnell’s home. We will be

discussing Human Trafficking.

"Here's Some Info about our Nursery and Nursery Supervisor!" My name is Regina Koteras and I am the Nursery Coordinator. I have been

working in the nursery for 4 yrs now. I am married to my wonderful husband Gary and

we have 2 beautiful children Sara 7 and Ryan 4. I also have a full time job besides being

a wife and mother. I work at the Cantalician Center for Learning, as a teacher assistant

where I have 5 children with special needs in the school age program.

I am here every Sunday at 9:30am for the Adult Education Hour and for the

10:45am Service. If you would like to drop off your child during these times please come

on down and see me. We have lots of fun toys and activities for the kiddos to do.

If you are looking into volunteering stop by and see me also. I am always looking

for help.

Reflection & Reflection & Reflection & Reflection &

DiscussionDiscussionDiscussionDiscussion for Adultsfor Adultsfor Adultsfor Adults Great Short Stories, with Roger

Quimby and Friends Sundays 9:30 in the Chapel

Read and come to discuss great short stories and their great themes of trust, forgiveness, prayer, sacrifice, and memory with Roger Quimby and co-leaders Mary Mohlke, Jim McConnell, Beth Hennessy, and Louise Cooper.

Copies of all the books are available in libraries or bookstores. (Share a copy with someone you invite to the discussion.) Still having trouble finding a copy? Talk to Pat Townsend, Mary, or Roger about borrowing one. November 6 “The River Nemunas” by

Anthony Doerr, in Doerr’s wonderful book The Memory Wall.

November 13 “The Woman Who Prayed” by Tess Gallagher, in either of her books At the Owl Woman Saloon and The Man from Kinvara.

November 20 Chapter 3 in Kent Haruf’s first (and greatest?) novel, The Tie That Binds.

Caregiving: The New Normal Understanding and coping with the

challenges of the ageing and those who care for them.

November 7 at 7:00 p.m. Free & open to the public

Clarence Presbyterian Church 9675 Main St., Clarence

Our speaker is Mary J. Nixon, Clinical social worker (LCSW-R) with 21 years of experience providing individual and family therapy, who also has personal experience as a caregiver. Handouts and suggested resources will be provided for attendees.

Sponsored by the Stephen Ministry of Clarence Presbyterian Church

“Overcoming Love Busters” 9:30 am in the Library

It is simply a reality that when you and your partner learn to behave in a manner that makes each other feel great and at the same time you learn to avoid (as much as possible) behaving toward each other in ways that make your partner unhappy, you both will not only be in love but your love will grow and grow. It will happen even in the ups and downs of marriage. “Overcoming Love Busters” will be addressing this very real need in our relationships. You will learn to identify and avoid the so called love busters, that is, your habits that cause your partner and you unhappiness. The teaching time together will enable you to overcome these destructive habits and to regain passion in your relationship. November 6: D. Annoying Behavior: Habits and activities that cause the other to be unhappy. If annoying behavior occurs, the husband and wife will follow a course of action that identifies annoying behavior, investigates the motives and causes of the behavior, keeps a record of its occurrences, and eliminates the behavior. November 13: E. Selfish Demands: Attempts to force the other to do something with implied threat of punishment if he/she refuses. If selfish demands occur, the husband and wife will follow a course of action that identifies selfish demands, investigates their causes, keeps a record of their occurrences, and replaces them with thoughtful requests. November 20: F. Dishonesty: Failure to reveal to the other correct information about emotional reactions, personal history, daily activities, and plans for the future. If dishonesty occurs, the husband and wife will follow a course of action that identifies dishonesty, investigates its causes, records its occurrences, and replaces it with emotional, historical, current, future, and complete honesty. Lew Bigler, NYS LMHC & Family Counselor

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Tour of the Buffalo Central Railroad Terminal

More than 40 North Church folks, on their good behavior, toured the old Buffalo railroad terminal on October 9. The Men’s Group organized the congregation-wide tour, Tony Link arranged particulars for the tour, and Don Boyer (our resident

photographer) took 94 photos. To view a sample of Don’s photos, a description of the event, and a photo slideshow on the church website, go to: www.northchurchwilliamsville.org/mens-group-archive.

Saturday, November 12 Men’s Breakfast

It is difficult to imagine, but a billion people on our planet do not have adequate and clean drinking water!! Charity: Water, founded by Scott Harrison, in its 5 year history, claims to have brought clear and safe water to 2 million people in developing nations around the world. For example, they are drilling freshwater wells, rainwater catchments, and sand filters for thousands of people in Africa. And they accomplish this with 100 percent of your donations going directly into their projects. Overhead is covered under a separate charity. Come for breakfast at 8:00 a.m. on November 12, and view a video-media presentation, with follow-up discussion, on how this organization is making a significant difference. And, while you are eating breakfast, imagine what would happen if you had to carry 80 pounds of water in yellow fuel cans for miles to your home, or dig with your children in sand for water, or line up at a well and wait 8 hours for a turn. Sign up dates are Sunday, October 30 and November 6. Please plan on joining us.

UB FOOTBALL GAME SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 This is an "All-Church Activity" for you and your friends, it is sponsored by the Men's Group.

UB Football Game Saturday, November 19 - Cost: $10.00 per person

- Game time 12:00 noon - Be at UB parking lot area no later than 11:30 a.m.

- UB parking maps will be distributed when you sign-up - Sign-up and payment: today after each service

- Tickets will be distributed on Sunday, November 13 following each service - Seating will be in a reserved section of the stadium, so our church family will be together

Come help! The Property Committee is resuming regular work parties around the church. We plan to do various small jobs for 2 to 3 hours the second Saturdays of each month. We will start after the Men's breakfast, when there is one, or at 9:00 AM when there isn't. Non-property Committee folk, including women, are encouraged to join us for painting, cleaning, repairing, etc.

Scrap, Craft & Chat Fellowship Group

A mouthful of a name.

We gather for a time to work on our hobbies and tasks: sorting pictures, knitting,

scrapbooking, correspondence, etc., or just to sit and chat. As busy women, we save little

time for recreation in our lives. We share the hobbies we like while getting to know each

other. Our conversations are inspiring, uplifting, and supportive. Our small fellowship

group is comprised of a varying group of women: all ages are welcome. This small group

gathers once per month, on Sunday afternoons this year. Our upcoming meetings are on

Sunday, November 20th

, 3-6 p.m. and Sunday, December 11th

, 3-6 p.m. Consider sharing

your Sunday afternoon with some new and old friends at North Church. Friends are

always welcome.

Star-making Workshop Monday, November 14

Drop in between 4:30 pm-7:00 pm

Westminster Hall • Adults and children may choose from over 10

different stars to make from paper, fabric and

clay.

• Each table will have clear directions and models.

• Some stars will be very simple, others more challenging.

• Enjoy some refreshments. Bring your camera if you wish to take pictures of stars.

• A handout will have directions for making all stars plus resources on light.

• Led by Mary Mohlke,

Resource Center Director, Artist-in-Residence, North Presbyterian Church

$5 per person Sponsored by the Education Committee of WNY Resource Center

Reservations or questions: Call the Resource Center 631-0979 or

email: mmohlke@gmail.com

FINANCIAL UPDATE AS OF OCTOBER 31ST You have received the letter from the Session as well as your giving statements, so you certainly know that this has been a difficult year for our church. Fortunately, we have sufficient undesignated reserves to cover the shortfall and to pay our bills. However, you know that the Session is very concerned about this problem. In anticipation for the Congregational Meeting on November 13th, I want to bring you up to date on where we stand at the end of October. There is good news. The letter and the statements have resulted in pledges becoming more current and even more important in some unexpected gifts from those who do not pledge. The income received for pledges for September and October is only $100 less than the amount budgeted for the 2 months and year-to-date we are now $13,500 behind in pledge income. The upturn in Non-pledge income is quite amazing; In September and October we have received nearly $5000 more than is budgeted for the 2 months. Your response has been very reassuring. October’s Financial Reports are still being worked on but it appears that we took in more money than we spent. Amazing for this year! However, there do remain problems. When the budget for 2012 was prepared we were overly optimistic about the costs for natural gas, electricity and for church maintenance. The expenses for these 3 areas have been over the budgeted amount all year. Largely because of expenses in these 3 areas, costs for Overhead and Maintenance are currently more than $9,000 over budget. This is not apt to improve by year-end. I want to thank you all on behalf of the Session, the Finance Committee and myself for your response to the letter and statements. It has been very gratifying.

Ann Eisenlord, Church Treasurer

NEWS FROM THE MISSION COMMITTEE Eight bags of winter coats have been delivered to Journey’s End!!!!! That means that many refugees will now have warm winter coats. Thank You so much. As of October 31st $2,252 has been received for the Peacemaking Offering. $563 of this will be sent to ECHO to support their efforts to provide water to families in third-world countries. It is not too late to add your gift to this amount, just write a check and put Peacemaking Offering on the Memo Line and put it in the offering plate. Thank you for this also. The generosity of this congregation is awesome.

Winter Coats Needed Journey’s End Resettlement Services is in immediate need of donations of new or gently used winter coats, hats, gloves and boots for men, women and children. They have refugees arriving from much warmer climates into a much colder climate than they are used to. Donations may be brought to North Church and put in the box in the Mission Corner.

Preacher: The Rev. William T. Hennessy Coordinator: Olivia Ebsary

Liturgists: (8:30) Linda Gowans Ushers (8:30): Louise Cooper, Sharon Dittmar

(10:45) Will Schultz Ushers (10:45): Ann & Ed Eisenlord

Organist: Marlene Harrington Susan & Dennis Hohl

Acolyte: Kaitlyn Khayat Greeters: Monika Blinzler

Bulletin Cover: Mary Mohlke Carlene De Roo

Coffee Hour: Mission & Property Committee

Communion Servers (8:30) Linda Gowans, Mary Beth Karr

(10:45) Wendy & Tim Ayler, Kirsten & Jonathan Lacey,

Lynda & Mitch Roemer, Dole & Bill Rugg

Visitors – Please feel free to come to the Chancel area after the service to get information or ask

questions about our church. Approach anyone wearing a yellow ribbon. Fill out a visitor card

and put it in the offering plate if you want to be contacted.

North Presbyterian Church Mission Statement Brought together by our shared faith in Jesus Christ,

Called by God to live as faithful disciples,

Blessed by our diverse gifts and experiences,

We commit ourselves to:

Worship together,

Teach and learn from one another,

Nurture each other with care and love, and

Reach out in ministry and mission to the world.

(adopted by the Session June 5, 2006)

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Ministers: The Congregation Pastor/Head of Staff: The Rev. William T. Hennessy Director of Sacred Dance: Olivia Ebsary

Director of Youth, Children & Family Ministry: Peter Martin Sexton: Marc Kiesling

Stephen Ministry Leader: Carlene DeRoo Bookkeeper: Judy Blackchief

Administrative Assistant: Linda Donner Artist in Residence: Mary Mohlke

Director of Music & Organist: Marlene Harrington Parish Nurse: Patricia Mohr

Director of Music, Children & Youth: Marty Shafer Child Care Supervisor: Regina Koteras

North Presbyterian Church 300 North Forest Rd., Williamsville, NY 14221, 632-1330, www.northchurchwilliamsville.org E-Mail n.church@verizon.net