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News & ViewsA newsletter of Northminster Presbyterian Church

March 2019

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Pastoral Ponderings

Worship in MarchSunday, March 3, is Transfigu-ration Sunday. We will explore this strange story and celebrate the sacrament of communion.

March 6, is Ash Wednesday. We will have Ashes-to-Go from 3:30 until 6:00 in the south parking lot. Ash Wednesday worship will be at 7:00.

Sunday, March 10, is the first Sunday of Lent and our topic is forgiveness.

Ash Wednesday is March 6. Plan to come from 5:30-6:30 pm and partake of soup made especially for you and your family, compli-ments of the Congregational Life

Sunday, March 17, Matthew takes us into a discussion of abundance.Sunday, March 24, You may have heard many are called but few are chosen. Where does that leave us? Are we chosen? Will we get into God’s kingdom?

Sunday, March 31, is the 4th Sunday of Lent. We will look at the familiar parable of the Talents. What do we do with what we have?

committee. A free-will offering will be received. Reservations are not mandatory, but appreciated. Call 317-251-9489 or go to: http://bit.ly/SoupSupperNPC

Ash Wednesday Soup Supper

(Pastor Teri Thomas, Ashes-to-Go)

Each year during the season of Lent we talk about the traditions of sacrifice (giving something up for Lent) or a practice of doing some-thing new for the season. In order to help us all celebrate Lent with study, prayer, or spiritual practice we ask Teams, committees and groups to avoid meetings. We want everyone to use that time doing something that feeds their faith.

Two years ago, I just happened to have a pass for unlimited yoga for a month at the time Lent started. I went to yoga 5 times a week. I felt better physically, mentally, and spiritually. Unfortunately, once all the night meetings started up again

my yoga went back to an occasion-al practice. I am going to try again this year. I want to find a way to maintain the practice after Easter. That might mean getting up early for morning class or skipping lunch for a mid-day class. I am going to have to be more flexible in my scheduling as well as my postures.

We have opportunities here at church for you to add Lenten prac-tice to your schedule. We will have the Wednesday night class, Sun-day morning classes, the regular weekly Bible Study for Women on Tuesday at 11:00, the Men’s Prayer Breakfast on Wednesday at 8:15, and a special art experience. Why

don’t you add one of them to your routine for a few weeks and see how it feels?

Historically, Lent is a time to prepare for baptism and church membership or to re-commit to your faith. For me it has become a time to remember the connection between body, mind, and spirit and use them all in prayer and medi-tation. Let me know how you use your time this year.

Blessings - Pastor Teri

(Cover photo: Pastor Ruth Moore, Ashes-to-Go)

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MARCH 2019

Northminster invites you to express yourself through the arts by participating in the Holy Week Celebration of the Arts. If you are a photographer, visual artist, poet, digital designer, quilter, knitter, fabric artist, fingerpainter, potter, play dough sculptor, composer or doodlers – your gifts are welcome! Your art may reflect the themes of Holy Week, the joy of Easter or your own faith journey. All submissions will be displayed throughout the church during Holy Week and the two weeks following Easter.

Don’t consider yourself an artist? Two workshops will be offered for those who don’t con-sider themselves artistic. If you can tear, cut and glue you are invited to join others on Satur-day morning, March 9, from 10:00-12:00 or Sunday, March 24, from 12:15-2:15 (snacks provided!). Three beautiful but easy art projects will be demon-strated and you will likely finish your creation before you leave. Youth 12 and older and all adults are invited to participate.

Please register so we can plan for supplies. (Registration dead-line for March 9th class is March 6th. Deadline for March 24th class is March 20th.) Call 317-251-9489 or go to: http://bit.ly/HolyWeekArtsNPC

Holy Week Celebration of the Arts

How can a world with overwhelm-ing wealth and prosperity also be a world with millions of people who are not assured of a daily meal? Can we actually end hunger world-wide? Learn how we can make a difference.

March 10 – Food Insecurity – the numbers and the how and why

March 17 - Systems Matter – the macro approach to tackling hunger March 24 – How Advocacy Can Change Big Systems – the call to action

This class will be facilitated by Corinne Imboden and Dave Miner (Central Christian Church, Bread for the World, Indy Hunger Net-work).

Sunday Morning Adult EducationChanging the Systems 101: Ending HungerSunday March 10, 17, 24 at 10am in the Board Room

Sunday, March 17 – Not Just Black and White by Anni K. Reinking, Ph.D. In Anni Reinking’s world, even the smallest occurrence of everyday life raises new questions and reflections, involving sociolo-gy, anthropology, religion, and psy-chology. This is Anni’s emotionally and intellectually moving memoir of her life as a white mother raising a black son in multiracial Ameri-

ca – but it is much more than that. It’s about an extraordinary journey towards awareness and learning. Anni shares her family’s story and is open about her own stumbling asa mother through cross-racial expe-riences in which she has discovered how much she has yet to learn. This book is available in hardcover and in paperback, and at your clos-est neighborhood library.

Book of the Month Led by Carol McDonald at Noon in Calvin Hall - lunch provided

“When the World Breaks Your Heart: Spiritual Ways of Living With Tragedy” by Gregory S. Clap-per. WIPF & STOCK publishers, 1999. Taught by Rev. Carol Mc-Donald from March 20 - April 17th.

Wednesday Night Lenten StudyOn April 17th we will be joined by Author Greg Clapper to lead discussion of his book. Books will be available in the church office for $10.

Contact Maureen Wilson, Director of Education and Youth Ministries:

Questions? mwilson@northminster-indy.org or 317-251-9489 ext. 18.

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Massanetta’s Middle School Con-ference transforms the faith journey of hundreds of middle schoolers from all around the country. Every aspect of this conference is crafted with middle schoolers in mind. Conference activities like key-note, recreation, encounter groups, and workshops are centered on the theme of the summer "At The Door." Students who have com-pleted grades 5th-8th and wish to participate should contact Maureen Wilson before April 1 (mwilson@northminster-indy.org). True Cost: $375.00 per person. From the support of the congregation and proceeds from Italian Night we are able to cover 1/2 the cost for Northminster students, making the price per student $187.50.

Massanetta Springs - Summer Middle School ConferenceJune 20-23, 2019, Harrisburg, VA

Food, fellowship and faith, open to youth, grades 6-12. Friends wel-come! Please bring $3 to cover cost of lunch/dinner.

3/3 Youth Group at NPC 5:30 - 7:30 pm.3/10 Youth lunch at NPC 12:15 - 1:15 pm.3/24 Youth Group at NPC 5:30 - 7:30 pm.

Youth Group

Save the Date Vacation Bible School, evenings, June 17-19, 2019.

(Massenetta 2018)

(Youth Group)

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Caregiver’s GroupMonday, March 4th at 6:00 pm, and Wednesday, March 6th at 1:00 pm. This support group is for all caregivers. Members and non-members are welcome.

Health Care GroupMonday, March 11th at 7:00 pm. This support group is for anyone dealing with long-term or chron-ic illness.

Grief Group This support group is for those who have lost a parent, and is provided by InTouch Bereave-ment of Community Health Network. Thursdays, March 7th - April 11th, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm, at Irvington Presbyterian Church (55 Johnson Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46219).

3B ExerciseThis FREE exercise class hap-pens each Monday and Thurs-day at 2:30 pm. Chair Yoga is offered (every other week) on Mondays, March 4th, 18th, and April 1st, 15th, 29th. Community invited! Questions? Contact Denise Harrington, Senior Ministries Coordinator: dharrington@northminster-indy.org or 317-509-7085.

Stephen Ministry is grounded in Jesus’ commandment to “love each other as I have loved you” (John 15:12). By means of this lay min-istry, those in our congregation and community who are hurting receive the love and support they need through a one-to-one, confidential, caring relationship with a trained Stephen Minister. If you, a family member, or a friend need someone who cares; someone who supports; someone who listens; and someone who shares, or if you would like more information about Northminster’s

Northminster Church is a Stephen Ministry Congregation

Stephen Ministry program, please contact Ruth Moore or Teri Thom-as in our church office (317-251-9489) or our referrals coordinator, Carol Campbell (317-432-7889).

Pastor Teri Thomas’ February 10th message, “Sermon on the Mount Part 3,” conveyed the perfect lead-in to our greatest opportunity for contributing to communities both near and far. Since 1949, One Great Hour of Sharing during the Lenten season has provided such teaching moments of sacrifice and giving. A generous OGHS offering provides funding for the following:

• Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA), such as the 2017 hurricanes as well as international aid;

• Presbyterian Hunger Program (PHP), that seeks to address the root causes of hunger in addition to relieving hunger itself around the world; and

• Self-Development of People (SDOP), which assists low-income communities across the U.S. in farming, worker rights, immigra-tion/refugee issues, etc.

Further information about OGHS can be found at: www.presbyte-rianmission.org/oghs. Designated OGHS envelopes will be in our church pews. Contributions can also be made by texting OGHS to 20222. The offering is collected Palm Sunday, April 14.

Let’s be who Jesus preached to, and about — a community of Christians in word and deed who see beyond themselves and include anyone who takes up Christ's teachings. We are One. Great. Hour. Of Sharing.

OGHS - Happy 70th Anniversary

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In John Crossan’s book, God and Empire, Crossan talks about “the radicality of God’s justice versus the normalcy of civilization’s in-justice.” Think about that. As a so-ciety, we have become insensitive to so many daily injustices – gun violence, income inequality, cost-ly healthcare, racial disparity, the daunting, ever-present plight of the hungry and the poor – that we often view these conditions as “normal.” But God’s “justice” does not accept this normalcy. God expects us to care for one another in a broad, enveloping, compassionate manner that pushes our faith community to action.

And so we invite you to participate in an effective approach to sub-duing, minimizing and, hopefully someday, eradicating hunger for all people. On Sunday, May 5, at 10 am and Noon, in the Gathering Place, we will meet for our annual Offering of Letters, proclaiming our belief in a just and caring world and petitioning our Congressio-nal Representatives and Senators to support legislation to that end. We will have sample letters and/or bullet points to help you com-pose a heart-felt, succinct letter to your legislators. Please mark this on your calendar and join us in the Gathering Place in May.

Offering of Letters – Sunday, May 5

Curious Conversations are a time for new worship attendees to learn more about Northminster. We talk about what it means to be a Chris-tian and a Presbyterian in the 21st Century. We talk about the ministry and mission of NPC. We explore ways you can get involved in the life of the church. These Curious Conversations are also a time to discuss becoming an official mem-ber of the church. Curious? Please contact Associate Pastor Ruth Moore at 317-251-9489 or ruthcmoore@northmin-ster-indy.org if you can attend. Childcare is available with advance notice.

Curious Conversations – March 17 and 24 at 10 am

(Previous “Offering of Letters”)

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Deacons 2019 Spring Plant Sale On Sundays, March 3rd and 10th, at 10 am and at Noon, the Deacons will be in the Gathering Place sell-ing flowers for their spring fund-raiser. The Deacons raise their own funds to do mission and ministry. They are not supported by the church budget, so they appreciate your participation in this fundraiser.

Flats, annuals, herbs, vegetables, grasses, hanging baskets and spe-cialty planters will be available. Last year the specialty planters were exceptional and very popular. Order forms are an insert in this News & Views, and they are avail-able to print on our website. You may mail in your order form and

check (Deacons Plant sale in memo line), or pay by check or credit card on Sunday mornings. Order forms and payment are due March 15th.

Plants will be available for pick up on May 3rd, 10 am - 6 pm, in the north parking lot of NPC.

On March 3, the Deacons will be taking communion to those who are unable to attend worship on a regular basis or are home bound. If you would like to be added to this list and receive communion from a deacon, please contact Associate Pastor Ruth Moore at 317-251-9489 or ruthcmoore@northminster-indy.org

What Do Deacons Do?

Middlers Dinner – Saturday, March 23, 6 pm The Middlers – all adults (visitors welcome) from 45 to 65 – are invit-ed to attend our next get-together on March 23rd at 6 pm at Steve and Liz Neterval’s home (14609 Adios Pass, Carmel, IN 46032). The main course will be provided, but you are invited to bring an appetizer, side dish, or dessert to share. Bring your own biblical beverage of choice. RSVP to Liz at eneterval@gmail.com

Men’s Prayer Breakfast Starting March 6th, the MPB group (Bible study for men) will begin at 8:15 am, downstairs in the Board Room. Cost is $10 for breakfast. Visitors are always welcome! Questions? Contact Bob Bowers: 317-259-7366.

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Are you interested in exploring God’s presence or grace in your life, deepening your experience of prayer or spiritual practices? Elder Mary Beth Riner is current-ly completing the first year of the spiritual direction program at the Benedict Inn in Beech Grove. She and her classmates are seeking interested individuals who would be willing to participate in month-ly sessions. Your name will be kept confidential. What is spiritual direction? Spiritual direction is about one’s relationship with God. No matter your faith background, if you de-sire to: recognize God’s presence or grace in your life; deepen your experience of prayer or spiritual practices; listen to God’s Spirit speaking within you; integrate spirituality into your daily life; or, get to know the God who desires

and loves you deeply, then spiritual direction is for you. Spiritual di-rection is more about being encour-aged in your spiritual journey than being directed. We believe God’s Spirit is the true Director and the human director helps to facilitate the movement of the Spirit in the life of one who comes for direction by listening deeply to the other. Is there a fee? If you are seeing one who is in training as an intern spiritual direc-tor, there is no fee. (Currently, for a spiritual director who is not an intern one might expect to pay up to about $75 per session.) Spiritual directors do not meet with family members, close friends, or those they see regularly in work or social settings. If you are able to help an intern to develop the skills and art of spiritual direction by

meeting with one, your partic-ipation in this program will be greatly appreciated. Please give your name, email address and phone number to either Mary Beth Riner (mary.riner@gmail.com or 317-417-8730) or to Antoinette Purcell, OSB (an-toinettep1964@gmail.com; or 317-787-3287 ext. 3022). Thank you for giving this your time and attention!

Spiritual Direction with an Intern Director

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What is it?The Montreat Conference on Wor-ship and Music is a multi-genera-tional conference that involves art, lectures, handbells, instrumental ensembles, choirs, inspiring wor-ship, Bible study, storytelling, glob-al music, dance, fun and games, playing in the great outdoors, and fellowship with new friends and Northminster folks.

Think of it as a one-week sum-mer camp for children, youth and adults, held in the beautiful moun-tains of western North Carolina (18 miles from Ashville).

Who is it for?The conference is for ANYONE (all ages) who is interested in

worship and the components of the spiritual life. It is not strictly a music conference.

When is it?Sunday, June 23 – Friday, June 28, 2019.

Why should I go?- Hear God’s voice in ways that are as varied as the voices that sing God’s praise.- Discover new channels of spiritu-ality.- Attend meaningful and moving worship services each day.- Experience outstanding preachers and faculty.- Improve your singing skills.- Spend time with the family and other Northminster members.

Attend the Montreat Conference on Worship and Music!How much does it cost?Adult registration: $505. Children and youth: $280. Your room and board are paid for by Northminster. We stay in well-appointed houses on the grounds.

Contact For questions or to express interestcontact Director of Music Minis-tries, John Wright (johnwright@northminster-indy.org or 317-251-9489). Deadline April 1st. For more specific information, go to: www.presbymusic.org/montreat

(Montreat - Lake Susan)

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Weekend Food for KidsVolunteers Needed for Gleaners “Backsack” Project On Thursday, March 14, the NorthStars fellowship group will again sponsor a Northminster workday at Gleaners Food Bank. We will work the assembly line to stuffs bags of food for school kids who are known to lack nu-tritional food at home. Gleaners distributes 10,000 of these bags every Friday through schools in central Indiana.

This year our work shift will be from 12:30 to 2:30 pm with standing and sitting work sta-tions to accommodate individual needs. We’ll meet at Gleaners at 11:30 am for lunch and orien-tation before starting our shift. Box lunches will be provided, $5 each. Carpooling will be avail-able, leaving church at 10:45 am.

This is the 6th year that North-minster will supply a minimum of 30 workers. Gleaners relies on over 21,000 volunteers each year to collect, assemble and distribute over 2 million pounds of free food to 21 counties in central Indiana. Please consider volunteering for this rewarding project. (Non-church members are welcome and invited!)

Contact Cheri or Bob Gudgel @ 317-844-7139 to reserve your place on the assembly line.

At the end of July 2019, John and Marty Brooks will be retiring from the “administrative” duties of NorthStars fellowship group. We are looking for new leadership who would start in August 2019. This could be one or two people to take over the duties of planning the August pitch-in dinner that is held in Calvin Hall. From this dinner / meeting, most of the year’s special monthly events are planned for the next year with input from volun-

teers who are willing to plan and coordinate these events.

Not every month has to have an activity. Every year the commu-nity always has new and exciting shows, concerts, tours, talks, trips to take, and fellowship to share and enjoy with Northminster members and friends.

If you are interested, please contact John or Marty at (317) 848-6995 or n9kyc@yahoo.com.

NorthStars are back on the road in April, travelling to Terre Haute to visit the CANDLES Holocaust Museum (acronym for Children of Auschwitz Nazi Deadly Lab Exper-iments Survivors). We will meet at church on Tuesday, April 16, departing by 8:30 am to arrive in time for the opening of the Muse-um at 10 am.

At 10:30 am, we will be treated to a presentation by Eva Kor, speak-ing about her Holocaust experience and her message of Forgiveness.

We will plan on lunch around 1 pm in Terre Haute, before returning to church by 4 pm. Cost is $5 per person for the Muse-um, plus any transportation ex-penses and lunch on your own. We will reserve the church bus, though carpooling is preferred.

Please contact Dolly Craft at dollybike317@gmail.com or 317-502-2080 to indicate your interest. Reservation deadline is April 11. Newcomers are always welcome!

NorthStars and Friends

NorthStars in April - Terre Haute

Starting the week of March 10, Northminster will open our doors for families in need for Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN). For one week, we will host several homeless families, and we need your help to prepare meals, drive the van, entertain children and

IHN / Family Promisespend the night. We hope you will consider lending several hours of your time. Sign-up will begin online and in the Gathering Place every Sunday beginning March 10. Questions? See Dolly Craft or Nancy Jarrell.

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March Calendar Highlights

March Birthdays

See the complete calendar at www.northminster-indy.org, click on Menu and then Calendar.

Gracie Edwards 3/1Nicole Flynn 3/1Evelyn Hunter 3/1Russell Cline 3/2Mark Moore 3/2Amber Senseny 3/2Jason Reed 3/3Anthony Ricchiuto 3/3William Acklin 3/4Lisa Longo 3/4Joanne Murphy 3/5Marcia Young 3/5David Dzwonar 3/6Ellen Fosnaught 3/6Greg Merkel 3/7Rebecca Snider 3/7Kathryn Cory 3/8Lori Boone 3/9Susan Glant 3/9Scott Cavins 3/10Bradley Hill 3/10

Grace Gresham 3/11Bill Koriath 3/11Bradley Smith 3/11John Smith 3/11John Boone 3/12Minnie Chinn 3/12Susan Koriath 3/12Terry O'Connor 3/15Patricia Dunbar 3/17Ruth Moore 3/17Emma Schlabach 3/17Robert Senseny 3/17Molly Winkler 3/17Allen McCormick 3/18Margaret Duncan 3/19Paul Johnson 3/19Jenny Abbott 3/20James Beattey III 3/20JoEllen Clark 3/20Carolyn Swisher 3/20

Peggy Brandes 3/21Yvonne Church 3/21Lynda Cline 3/21Jean Dodds 3/21Rebecca Huehls 3/22Will Gudgel 3/23MaryAnn Ruegger 3/24Zachary Yohn 3/24Dolly Craft 3/25Mary Kutche 3/25Adelle O'Connor 3/25Susan Scott 3/25Amber Angotti 3/26Marianne Beck 3/26Alice Deer 3/26Stephanie Mokube 3/27Chad Stevens 3/27Lucinda Kirles 3/28Diane White 3/28Robert Butler 3/29Samuel Johnson 3/31

Church Work Days Save April 12 and 13 on your calen-dars as Northminster Work Days to spring-clean and fix-up the church in preparation for our Easter cele-bration! Volunteers of all ages will be welcome and needed. Look for details and a sign-up sheet in the Gathering Place at church. Contact Linda Furuness with questions: david.furuness@att.net.

3/6 3:30 PM Ashes To Go3/6 5:30 PM Ash Wednesday Soup Supper3/6 7:00 PM Ash Wednesday Service3/9 10:00 AM Celebration of the Arts Workshop3/10 IHN Week Begins3/10 10:00 AM Bread for the World - Dave Miner3/10 12:15 PM Youth Group Lunch3/11 6 & 7 PM Stephen Ministers3/11 7:00 PM Health Support Group3/12 4:00 PM Finance Committee Meeting3/14 11:30 AM Gleaner's Backsack Project3/17 10:00 AM Bread for the World - Dave Miner3/17 10:00 AM Curious Conversations3/17 12:00 PM Book of the Month - Not Just Black and White3/20 6:00 PM Lenten Study: When the World Breaks Your Heart3/23 6:00 PM Adult Middlers3/24 10:00 AM Bread for the World - Dave Miner3/24 10:00 AM Curious Conversations3/24 12:15 PM Celebration of the Arts Workshop3/25 9:30 AM Stephen Minister Leaders3/26 9:00 AM Newsletter Stuffers3/28 1:30 PM Stephen Minister Leaders

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Spring is the Right Time for Jazz!Sound & Spirit welcomes Hora Certa - Sunday, April 7, 4 pm Here’s a little Sound & Spirit detour from Bach and Bluegrass. How does it sound to welcome Spring with a Sunday afternoon of J A Z Z? Next we present Hora Certa, Sunday, April 7 at 4 pm, in the sanctuary at Northminster where this fusion is free.

HORA CERTA (Portuguese for ‘Right Time’) celebrates the excit-ing music of Brazilian masters and contemporary composers/artists. What does that mean, you ask? Think of the bossa nova, think of samba, think of choro, think of Eg-berto Gismanti, think of Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd.

The University of Louisville School of Music is professional home to Faculty Artist Mike Tracy, along-side Winton Reynolds, Giovanni Sena, Terry O’Mahoney, and Kiko Sebrian. The ensemble specializ-es in performing the many varied styles and rhythms that are unique to Brazil. The ensemble is led by saxophonist Michael Tracy, Direc-tor of the Jamey Aebersold Jazz Studies Program at the University of Louisville, and features Brazilian musicians, bassist Hamilton Pin-heiro, and percussionist Kiko Sebri-

an. Joining the group are pianist/keyboardist Winton Reynolds, and drummer Terry O’Mahoney. The ensemble features original mate-rial from the recently released CD HORA CERTA in addition to music by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Hermeto Pascoal, Moacyr Santos, Joao Do-nato, Gilberto Gil, Djalma Ferreira, Dominguinhos, Joao Bosco, Os-waldo Amorim and more.

Brazilian music is the result of the fusion of European music brought by the Portuguese, African music that came with the slaves in the 16th century, and native Indian music that was already an estab-lished form on the continent when the colonization process started. Although often confused with the Spanish influenced music from Central America like the calypso, rumba, salsa and other variations, Brazilian music is very different. The rhythms are far more subtle and developed from geographical regions within the country. These

very diverse regions, with their cul-tural differences, influenced Bra-zil’s exciting music and musicians. That’s how we get bossa nova from one region, samba from another, and charo, a gutsy general style.

From Bach to jazz to bluegrass, Sound & Spirit concerts celebrate regional and international artist-ry. These concerts are presented free of charge to the Broad Ripple Community and beyond. Funded by supporters and the audience, we accept a free-will offering to main-tain standards of future events. For more about this and all future Sound & Spirit concerts, go to: http://bit.ly/SandS18-19.

Easter Flower Donations

A $15 donation helps to cover the cost of items used throughout the season

to enhance our worship.

Your generous support is greatly appreciated.

Deadline is April 8

Your Name__________________________________

Amt._________

______Check (Check #) ________ ______Cash

In Memory of ______________________________________________

In Honor of ________________________________________________

Please make a donation for each dedication.

Please return form and checks or cash to the church office. Make checks payable to:

Northminster Church (“Easter Flowers” in memo line).

Easter Flower Donations

A $15 donation helps to cover the cost of items used throughout the season

to enhance our worship.

Your generous support is greatly appreciated.

Deadline is April 8

Your Name__________________________________

Amt._________

______Check (Check #) ________ ______Cash

In Memory of ______________________________________________

In Honor of ________________________________________________

Please make a donation for each dedication.

Please return form and checks or cash to the church office. Make checks payable to:

Northminster Church (“Easter Flowers” in memo line).

NPC Deacon's Spring Plant Sale 2019***All orders due by March 15, 2019 ***Plant pick up on Friday, May 3, 2019

Name: Phone: Email:

Flats, 4" & 6" Potted Annuals, Grasses, Herbs & VegetablesAnnual Flats - 48 plants Annuals for Sun - 4" pot Annuals for Sun - 6" potPrice: $16.00 Price: $7.00 Price: $9.00

Qty: Qty: Qty:Alyssum - White Bacopa - White Citronella - Lime GreenAlyssum - Mixed Cosmos - Mixed Gerber Daisy - MixedBegonia - Mixed, Bronze Leaf Dusty Miller - Vining Gerber Daisy - OrangeBegonia - Mixed, Green Leaf Geranium - Pink Gerber Daisy - RedBegonia - Pink, Bronze Leaf Geranium - Red Gerber Daisy - YellowBegonia - Pink, Green Leaf Geranium - Salmon <---- Total QuantityBegonia - Red, Bronze Leaf Geranium - VioletBegonia - Red, Green Leaf Geranium - White Annual Grasses - 6" potBegonia - White, Bronze Leaf Lantana - Red Flame Price: $9.00Begonia - White, Green Leaf Lantana - Rose Flame Qty:Coleus - Mixed Lantana - Yellow Blue MohawkCosmos - Mixed Mezoo - Pink FireworksDahlia - Mixed Million Bells - Orange Papyrus Dianthus - Mixed Million Bells - Purple Purple Fountain GrassDusty Miller Million Bells - Red Spiral JuncusHypoestes - Rose Million Bells - Rose <---- Total QuantityHypoestes - White Million Bells - WhiteImpatiens - Mixed Million Bells - Yellow Wave Petunias - 6 plantsImpatiens - Blue Pearl Osteospermum - Purple Price: $12.00Impatiens - Rose Osteospermum - White Qty:Impatiens - Pink Petunia - Dark Blue, Trailing MixedImpatiens - Violet Petunia - Light Pink, Trailing LilacImpatiens - Orange Petunia - Red, Trailing RoseImpatiens - White Petunia - Rose, Trailing PurpleImpatiens - Red Petunia - White, Trailing Yellow Marigolds - Mixed Petunia - Yellow, Trailing WhiteMarigolds - Orange Verbena - Pink <---- Total QuantityMarigolds - Yellow Verbena - PurpleMoss Rose - Mixed <---- Total Quantity Herbs - 4" potPetunia - Mixed Price: $6.00Salvia - Purple Annuals for Pt Sun /Shade - 4" pot Qty:Salvia - Red Price: $7.00 Basil - SweetSalvia - Victoria Blue Qty: CilantroSnapdragon - Mixed Coleus - Mixed OreganoVerbena - Mixed Double Impatiens - Pink Parsley - ItalianVerbena - Pink Double Impatiens - Purple PeppermintVerbena - Purple Double Impatiens - Red RosemaryVerbena - Red Double Impatiens - Whte SageVinca - Mixed Lobelia - Blue ThymeVinca - Pink Lobelia - White <---- Total QuantityVinca - Red New Guinea Impatiens - OrangeVinca - Rose New Guinea Impatiens - Pink Vegetables - 6" potVinca - White New Guinea Impatiens - Red Price: $8.00Zinnia - Mixed, Tall New Guinea Impatiens - Salmon Qty:<---- Total Quantity New Guinea Impatiens - Violet Bell Pepper - Green

New Guinea Impatiens - White Bell Pepper - Red Foliage for Sun or Shade - 4" pot Tuberous Begonia - Orange Bell Pepper - YellowPrice: $7.00 Tuberous Begonia - Pink Tomato - Better Boy

Qty: Tuberous Begonia - Red Tomato - Big BoySpike - Green Tuberous Begonia - Salmon Tomato - Early GirlSpringeri - Green Tuberous Begonia - Yellow Tomato - Patio Hybrid Sweet Potato Vine - 'Blackie' <---- Total Quantity Tomato - Red GrapeSweet Potato Vine - Lime <---- Total QuantitySweet Potato Vine - VariegatedVinca - Variegated

Total Price Page 1: <---- Total Quantity

Hanging Baskets, Planters & Perennials

Hanging Baskets for Sun - 10" 10" Terra Planters Perennial Plants - 1 gallon potPrice: $22.00 Price $28.00 Price: $12.50

Qty: Qty: Qty:Boston Daisy - Yellow Climbing Black-Eyed Susan Vine Armeria 'Splendons'Ivy Geranium - Pink Climbing Morning Glory Vine Astilbe 'Montgomery'Ivy Geranium - Purple Dahlia - Orange Campanula 'Rapido Blue'Ivy Geranium - Red Dahlia - Purple Coneflower 'Pow Wow Wildberry'Ivy Geranium - Violet & White Dahlia - Yellow Coral Bells 'Palace Purple'Ivy Geranium - White Spring Mix Combo Daylily 'Blackberry Candy'Lantana - Red Flame <---- Total Quantity Daylily 'Little Grapette'Lantana - Rose Flame Daylily 'Stella d'Oro'Million Bells - Mixed 12" Planters for Sun Delphinium 'Summer Nights'Million Bells - Purple Price: $32.00 Gaillardia 'Mesa Peach'Million Bells - Rose Qty: Hosta 'Albo Marginata'Million Bells - Yellow Diamond Combo Planter Hosta 'Praying Hands'Petunia - Mixed Wave Roman Urn Planter Hosta 'Rainforest Sunrise'Petunia - Burgundy Wave Tall Square Combo Planter Leucanthemum 'Snow Lady'Petunia - Dark Blue Wave Zonal Geranium Square - Pink Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm'Petunia - Light Pink Wave Zonal Geranium Square - Red Russian SagePetunia - Rose Wave Zonal Geranium Square - Salmon Salvia 'New Dimension Rose'Spring Mix Combo Zonal Geranium Square - Violet Scabiosa 'Butterfly Blue Note'<---- Total Quantity <---- Total Quantity Veronica 'Giles Van Hees'

<---- Total QuantityHang. Basket - Part Sun to Shade - 10" 14" Planters for SunPrice: $22.00 Price: $40.00

Qty: Qty:Bonfire Begonia - Orange Bowl Combo PlanterBonfire Begonia - Red Terra Combo PlanterBoston Fern Zonal Geranium w/ Spike - PinkDragonwing Begonia - Pink Zonal Geranium w/ Spike - Red Dragonwing Begonia - Red Zonal Geranium w/ Spike - SalmonFuschia - Purple & Red Zonal Geranium w/ Spike - VioletFuschia - Red & White <---- Total QuantityNew Guinea Impatiens - OrangeNew Guinea Impatiens - Red Specialty PlantersNew Guinea Impatiens - Violet Price: $70New Guinea Impatiens - White Qty:Shade Combo Mix 20" Terra Combo PlanterTuberous Begonia - Mixed <---- Total QuantityTuberous Begonia - OrangeTuberous Begonia - PinkTuberous Begonia - RedTuberous Begonia - SalmonTuberous Begonia - Yellow<---- Total Quantity

Hanging Baskets for Sun - 14"Price: $54.00

Qty:Coco Basket ComboCone Basket Combo Please Note:<---- Total Quantity -Full Sun indicates 6-8 hours of direct sun exposure

-Part Sun refers to approx. 4-6 hours of sun exposure, typically earlier in the day when sun is less intense-Annuals will bloom for 1 planting season only (spring-fall typically)-Perennials will return and bloom year after year

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