newsletter may 2014
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Worship, Study and Fellowship With Us!
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP, STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP
May 2014
UP on the Hill Newsletter of The Hill United Presbyterian Church Butler, PA
“No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” John 15: 13
Happy
Memorial Day!
Chancel Area Reconstruction Is Completed!!
PASTORAL MINISTRY
Rev. Clark T. Sawyer
PROGRAM MINISTRY Kathy O. Sawyer
MUSIC MINISTRY Kathy O. Sawyer, Director of Music
Margaret E. McGuirk, Organist
Nancy Slezak, Memorial Handbell
Director and Assistant Organist
CHURCH OFFICE Elean Heist, Administrative Assistant Jennifer Gilliland, Financial Secretary
Lyn Goehring, Treasurer
CUSTODIANS John Whittington Bobby Jo Sullins
The Hill United Presbyterian Church
501 Second Street Butler, Pennsylvania 16001
724-287-5427
E-mail: [email protected] www.hillup.org
9:15 A.M.—J.A.M. Session and Adult Study 9:30 A.M.—30 Minutes (!) For Youth 10:30 A.M.—Worship Service 11:30 A.M.—Coffee / Fellowship Time in the Fellowship Hall
WORSHIP SCHEDULE SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICES
10:30 - 11:30 A.M.
MAY 4, 2014 3rd Sunday of Easter
Lord’s Supper - Traditional
Sermon: “He Appeared To Be Going Further”
Rev. Clark Sawyer
Scripture: Psalm 116: 1-4, 12-19; Luke 24: 13-35
MAY 11, 2014 4th Sunday of Easter
Mother’s Day
Sermon: “The Ministry Of Women” Rev. Clark Sawyer
Scripture: Proverbs 31: 10-31; Acts 16: 11-15
MAY 18, 2014 5th Sunday of Easter
Sermon: “Faith In God And The Fiddler On The Roof ”
Rev. Clark Sawyer
Scripture: Esther (Selections); Romans 9: 1-13; 25-26
MAY 25, 2014 6th Sunday of Easter
Memorial Day
Sermon: “Making Our Home”
Rev. Clark Sawyer
Scripture: Psalm 66: 8-20; John 14: 15-27
SUNDAY
MAY 2014 WORSHIP ATTENDANCE
IN MARCH AND APRIL 2014
Sunday
3/02 97
3/09 112
3/16 193
3/23 125
3/30 133
4/6 148
4/13 152
Maundy Thursday 4/17 62
Easter 4/20 242
4/27 116
It is always wonderful to see you at
our gatherings for worship, study,
fellowship, service, and outreach so
please be with us and invite and bring
others as God leads you.
See you soon!
Session Highlights
April 14, 2014
It was with joy that the Session
received new members into the Family of
Faith at Hill Church upon Reaffirmation
of Faith: Brandon and Candice Wentling,
Mariah Seymour, A.J. Pagano, Jennifer
Nyce, and Josh Duman.
We pray God’s Blessing upon
each of our new members!
Clark Sawyer, Moderator
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, Members and Friends of the Hill United Presbyterian Church:
Rev. Stan Ott of Vital Churches Ministries says that “Before we can do the work of God’s People we must first be the People of God.”. The point is how do we think, act, and live in a spiritual manner as we follow our Lord Jesus. In other words, how does God guide us? I share with you quickly six suggestions: 1. Love motivates God’s guidance: God loves us as His sons and daughters through our Lord Jesus so we can confidently expect God to guide and provide on a daily basis. 2. Commitment precedes God’s direction: All the way down the line it is important to say “I have a commitment to God in our Lord Jesus Christ.” 3. Concentration clarifies issues: The thinking is done prayerfully! 4. Scripture explains absolutes and variables: Psalm 119: 105 says, “Your Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.” 5. The Holy Spirit directs desires: If we are in this relationship with God through our Lord Jesus, then the Holy Spirit is the inner witness in our hearts, helping us greatly. 6. Faith is the key to guidance: Proverbs 3: 5-6 says, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart...In your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.”
Yours for being spiritually guided in our Lord Jesus Christ, Pastor Clark
Rev. Clark Sawyer
The above amounts represent the 2014 financial
transactions in the general operating fund. This
summary does not include any of the special and
endowment funds.
You may help the work of the Lord and your Hill family
of faith by staying current on the payment of your
tithes and offerings. Our ministries, programs and
mission commitments go on throughout the year
regardless of the season.
The next newsletter deadline is MAY 15, 2014!
Dear Friends:
Thank you so much for your reminder that we are remembered in
your daily prayers. We truly appreciate you lifting us up to God in
prayer, and we know that your prayers do indeed make a difference
in our lives.
In case you have not seen our most recent mission connections letter
(focus: reflections on our trip to Indonesia a couple months ago),
here is a link: Dawsons' Mission Connections Letter - Focus on
Indonesia
Please give our warm regards to all of our friends at Hill Church.
Grace and peace,
Barry and Shelly
Rev. Dr. Barry Dawson and Shelly Dawson Regional Liaison for Southeast Asia
Presbyterian Church (USA) World Mission Thai Mobile Phone [Barry]: +66 (0)92 864 6272
Thai Mobile Phone [Shelly]: +66 (0)92 908 3343 USA Phone Number (rings in Thailand): 1 616 928 1028 Skype: bsbebdawson
webpage: Dawson Mission Connections
BIBLE READING FOR MAY
Morning Evening
1 I. Ki. 10, 11 Luke 21: 20-38
2 I. Ki. 12, 13 Luke 22: 1-20
3 I. Ki. 14, 15 Luke 22: 21-46
4 I. Ki. 16, 17, 18 Luke 22: 47-71
5 I. Ki. 19, 20 Luke 23: 1-25
6 I. Ki. 21, 22 Luke 23: 26-56
7 II. Ki. 1, 2, 3 Luke 24: 1-35
8 II. Ki. 4, 5, 6 Luke 24: 36-53
9 II. Ki. 7, 8, 9 John 1: 1-28
10 II. Ki. 10, 11, 12 John 1: 29-51
11 II. Ki. 13, 14 John 2
12 II. Ki. 15, 16 John 3: 1-18
13 II. Ki. 17, 18 John 3: 19-36
14 II. Ki. 19, 20, 21 John 4: 1-30
15 II. Ki. 22, 23 John 4: 31-54
16 II. Ki. 24, 25 John 5: 1-24
17 I. Ch. 1, 2, 3 John 5: 25-47
18 I. Ch. 4, 5, 6 John 6: 1-21
19 I. Ch. 7, 8, 9 John 6: 22-44
20 I. Ch. 10, 11, 12 John 6: 45-71
21 I. Ch. 13, 14, 15 John 7: 1-27
22 I. Ch. 16, 17, 18 John 7: 28-53
23 I. Ch. 19, 20, 21 John 8: 1-27
24 I. Ch. 22, 23, 24 John 8: 28-59
25 I. Ch. 25, 26, 27 John 9: 1-23
26 I. Ch. 28, 29 John 9: 24-41
27 II. Ch. 1, 2, 3 John 10: 1-23
28 II. Ch. 4, 5, 6 John 10: 24-42
29 II. Ch. 7, 8, 9 John 11: 1-29
30 II. Ch. 10, 11, 12 John 11: 30-57
31 II. Ch. 13, 14 John 12: 1-26
Financial Summary
Receipts and Disbursements FOR MONTH ENDING MARCH 31, 2014
Actual Budget
Variance
Favorable
(Unfavorable)
Receipts
Envelope
** Offerings $50,450
$55,25
0 ($4,800)
Other Offerings &
Receipts 35,378 29,426 5,952
Total Receipts 85,828 84,676 1,152
Disbursements
Personnel 50,240 50,946 706
Buildings &
Grounds 13,167 9,925 (3,242)
Capital
Improvements 1,399 0 (1,399)
Office Operations 2,536 2,375 (161)
Stewardship 4,304 3,250 (1,054)
Mission Support 2,046 5,630 3,584
Christian Education 3,597 4,250 653
Nurture 670 1,450 780
Worship 4,473 2,800 (1,673)
Discipleship 532 4,050 3,518
Total
Disbursements 82,964 84,676 1,712
Net of Receipts
over
Disbursements 2,864 0 2,864
Fund Balance
Unrestricted (Deficit) ($31,283)
Designated 39,599
Total General Fund 8,316
GHANA MISSION TASK FORCE REPORT
A recent article received from Josh Heikkila, the West Africa liaison of the PC(USA) included a
social progress study conducted among several countries of similar GDP and population as Ghana.
The study featured three areas: basic human needs, foundations of well being, and opportunities.
The study further broke these three areas into 12 aspects of the country such as nutrition, shelter,
water and sanitation, personal rights, access to information and communication, tolerance, and
access to advanced education. By studying these 12 aspects, it is hoped that these countries can
work to improve and advance social progress. The primary weakness in Ghana is access to advanced education. What you
are doing by supporting the Ghana scholarship project addresses this primary weakness within Ghana. Wow. The Lord
works in mysterious ways and we should give thanks for His presence and love in our lives. To see more details of this
massive study, including viewing results for the United States, logon to: http://www.socialprogressimperative.org/data/spi/countries/GHA
One of the recent scholarship beneficiaries sent the following letter dated March 20, 2014 to our church. She is affiliated
with the Bubiashie congregation.
Dear Brethren,
I am writing to express my thanks and profound gratitude for your kind gesture in awarding me the financial aid to enable
me to undertake diploma studies at the E. P. College of Education in Amedzofe, Ghana.
I am especially touched, knowing that in deciding to sponsor me you must have sacrificed some personal use of the money.
It is therefore my prayer that the good Lord would bless and reward you all for your thoughtfulness and kindness.
I, on my part, promise to work hard at my studies to justify the confidence reposed in me, taking advantage of this
opportunity to better myself and to hopefully contribute similarly one day to the education of other less privileged in the
community.
Wishing you all very well, with God’s eternal blessings. Thank you.
Yours faithfully,
Agnes Adzam
Please keep the Bubiashie District churches, Bernard Daddy, chairperson of the Bubiashie Scholarship Committee, as well
as the students in your prayers.
James Ihlenfeld for the Ghana Mission Task Force
MAD (Music, Art and Drama) camp signups began March 1st. MAD Camp will be
presenting "Fiddler on the Roof" (JR) this summer - dates are July 20-27. The
show will be presented on Saturday, July 26 at 6pm and Sunday, July 27 at
10:30am.
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We want to express our thanks to everyone who donated baked goods or monetary contributions for “Meals on Wheels”. We appreciate your generosity and support for this very worthy project. Many dozen cookies, cupcakes, muffins, quick breads, angel foods, gingerbreads and others were much appreciated by the ladies working at “Meals on Wheels”. Monetary contributions will be sent when we have a complete total which is over $400. Again, we thank you.
On Behalf of Presbyterian Women, Bea Welch
PER CAPITA Per Capita (about that blue envelope in your box of weekly offering envelopes). In case you are wondering what the blue envelope near the beginning of your 2014 offering envelope box is for, you are not the only one. “Per Capita” is the assessment each congregation pays for each church member recorded on their membership rolls. It is assessed by our denomination (Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.) to cover the required administrative expenses to operate the Presbytery, Synod and General Assembly offices of each judicatory. These expenses are $34.22 per member for 2014. Since the Per Capita is included in calculating our operating budget, not everyone contributes extra to this source. Others prefer to do so in order to help ease a little of the financial burden that this places upon the church budget. A little extra giving does make a difference when our congregation’s total Per Capita assessment is $12,114.00. Even if you are not led to give the entire $34.22, any amount toward the Per Capita would be appreciated. Thank you to those who choose to help. As of 4/11/14, we have received $3,605.14 toward the $12,114.00 total Per Capita. Blessings In Christ, The Stewardship and Mission Support Committee
PENTECOST OFFERING
The Pentecost Offering will be
received the last two weekends
of May and the first two
weekends of June culminating with the celebration
of Pentecost on June 8, 2014.
The offering is for four areas of ministry:
40% of the offering is kept by our local Church for
use on behalf of children at risk.
10% of the offering will support General Assembly
Child Advocacy ministries.
25% of the offering supports General Assembly
ministries with youth.
25% supports young adult volunteer opportunities to
serve Jesus Christ in the United States and overseas.
As God leads you, please consider giving to the
Pentecost offering. Our goal for this year is
$800.00.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
This is the time of the year when the Nominating Committee solicits your help in nominating people for Church Officers as Elders, Deacons, and Nominating Committee members. If you have someone in mind, please list their name on the Nomination Insert included with your Church bulletin in April, and return it to the Church office.
GRADUATION RECOGNITION
As we move toward the time of Graduation Ceremonies, if there is a member of your family graduating from High School, College, Post-Graduate Studies, Vocational-Technical or any other program, please tell the Church Office the name of the person and from where they are graduating. Please have this information to us by May 15, 2014. Graduation recognition for high school students will take place in early June, 2014.
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LAYETTE SUNDAYS will be May 4th and 11th this year. Clothing for babies 2 years and younger can be placed in the bassinet in the church annex. Slightly used layette items in good condition are also accept-able. Monetary gifts are also appreciated. Thank you for your help with this project now and in past years.
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Hill U.P. Prayer List
Would you like to receive our weekly prayer list by email? If this is something you are
interested in receiving, please send an email to Elean Heist at our church office email
[email protected] asking to be added to the weekly prayer email list.
Do you have a person or persons that you would like added to our weekly prayer list? You
can also email the information to Elean Heist at our church office email
[email protected] to have them added.
Please be sure to have your emails sent in by 2:00 p.m. on Thursdays each week
to be included in the weekly prayer list. If you have any questions, please feel free
to contact Elean.
A Night to Remember
On April 4, twenty members and friends of Betsy McCormick Circle traveled to Zelienople for an
evening of food, fellowship, and entertainment. We began by having dinner at the very busy Log
Cabin Inn, where we enjoyed wonderful meals and prompt service. No small feat for the size of our
party!
Then we continued on to the Strand Theater in Zelie. The Strand is now 100 years old and has been
reshaped from a movie theater into an intimate space for live performances as well as film. The
production we saw was called Bible on Broadway; it was a musical revue from some great shows
that you would probably recognize, such as Children of Eden, Joseph, Godspell, and Jesus Christ
Superstar.
The cast comprised fifteen talented children, whose ages appeared to range from about 7 to 14, and
four adults. This small group of performers sang 31 songs that were broken into two acts - the first
telling Old Testament stories, and the second dealing with the life, death, and resurrection of
Jesus. The voices blended beautifully, and the cast used props that both set the scenes and moved
the plots.
Yet two of the more memorable moments were nonverbal. In one, the children came on stage and
struck the pose of the da Vinci painting of The Last Supper. In the other, both adults and children,
singly or in pairs, came onto the stage and gazed upward in horror, anguish, and bewilderment as
they tried to comprehend the sight of Christ on the cross. The last number celebrated the hope we
know as Christians through Jesus' resurrection.
This was a night that we will not soon forget both for the joy of our fellowship and the power of the
message we felt through the performance. If you are a Presbyterian woman, and not yet a circle
member, we invite you to join us and become part of our journey of faith.
Barb Kamerer
Circle Leader
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Our beautiful new Chancel Area was built by volunteers Mark Hall, Ray Dougherty, Jim
Kamerer, David Olenic, Jack Minich, Pete McElhaney, Bill Ellis, and Marsh Miller (not pictured).
The new electrical was done by Norbert Slezak and Andy Chaff. We are truly blessed to have
each of these gentlemen lending their time and talents to the reconstruction of our Chancel area.
VOLUNTEERS for MAY 2014 – SUNDAY
MIDDLE SECTION BRADY STREET SECTION
PEARL ST. SECTION OVERFLOW AREA
MAY 4 Sharon Montag, 724-285-3231 Karen Shultz, 724-283-2413
MAY 11 Nancy Daugherty, 724-285-1013 Janet Edinger, 724-282-7782
MAY 18 Lois Minich, 724-283-1875
MAY 25 Dennis Hawk, 724-285-6355 Peg Dumbaugh, 724-789-7331
MAY 4 MAY 11 MAY 18 MAY 25
Donated in loving memory of her paternal
grandmother, Eleanor Louise Tulley Hooper,
by Elean Heist.
Donated in loving memory of our mother,
Georgia Rauschenberger, by Patti Donaldson and Cathy Zarnick.
Donated in honor of Alyssa and Jack Street
by Carolyn Street
Donated in loving memory of Mike
Moses by the Moses and Puente Family.
PEW GREETERS Hill Church for many years was known as “The Glad Hand Church.” The Nurture Committee wants to continue this tradition. Pew Greeters will now welcome visitors, encourage them to sign the guest registry, and invite them to Fellowship Hour on Sunday.
USHER TEAM
GREETERS BEFORE
GREETERS AFTER
(DEACONS)
COUNTING ELDERS
NURSERY ACOLYTE COFFEE HOUR
MAY 4
Ladies Team
Carole Hall Bill Ellis
Carol Gadsby Ben Huba Volunteers
Needed Judy Birch Denny Hawk
MAY 11
Bob Scott’s Team
Bea Welch
Sharon Montag
Kathy Ruffel Lois Minich Bethany Sowa Mother’s Day
Patti Donaldson
Bob Kennedy
MAY 18
Junior Team
Anne McCaw
Pam Lentz Steve Arn Jim Kamerer Bryce Hawk Deacons
David McCrea Pete
McElhaney
MAY 25
Jack Montag’s
Team
Audrey Nossokoff
Bea Welch Peg
Dumbaugh Kerry McElhaney
Corah Hawk Volunteers
Needed Cathy Zarnick Tim Moses
COMMUNION TEAM – Team B NEWSLETTER TEAM in MAY (for June) – Team B (Willing Workers)
VAN DRIVER for MAY Marsh Miller – 724-287-5444
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ss
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g
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wsh
ip H
all
for
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r G
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nd
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by
7:3
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m -
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wa
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Mtg
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lea
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w M
all
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t N
’ P
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9
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am
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ill Q
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nd
ay
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m -
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ult S
un
da
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ch
9
:15
am
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AM
Se
ssio
ns
9:3
0a
m -
30
Min
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s!
10
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am
- W
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hip
Rev.
Cla
rk S
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g
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1
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12
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pm
- W
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11
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SR
Recitals
in
S
an
ctu
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all
da
y
“Pea
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leav
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you;
my
peac
e I g
ive
to y
ou.
I do
not g
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to y
ou a
s th
e w
orld
gi
ves.
Do
not l
et y
our
hear
ts b
e tr
oubl
ed,
and
do n
ot le
t the
m b
e af
raid
.”
John
14: 2
7
4th
Su
nd
ay
of
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ste
r M
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s D
ay
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ye
tte
Su
nd
ay
9:1
5a
m -
Ad
ult S
un
da
y S
ch
9
:15
am
- J
AM
Se
ssio
ns
9:3
0a
m -
30
Min
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s!
10
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am
- W
ors
hip
Rev.
Cla
rk S
aw
ye
r P
rea
chin
g
9:3
0a
m -
Will
ing
Work
ers
3
:30
pm
- L
ord
’s S
up
pe
r @
N
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Ha
ve
n
6:0
0-7
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pm
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co
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-
Art
Roo
m
6:0
0-7
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pm
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ello
wsh
ip
Hall/
Kitch
en
clo
se
d
6:3
0p
m -
Cho
ir D
inn
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7:3
0p
m -
La
st
Choir
R
eh
ea
rsal
Ru
mm
ag
e S
ale
Dro
p-o
ff in
e
ve
nin
g
5th
Su
nd
ay
of
Ea
ste
r 1
0:0
0a
m -
Cho
ir
10
:30
am
- W
ors
hip
Rev.
Cla
rk S
aw
ye
r P
rea
chin
g
11
:30
am
- F
ello
wsh
ip
12
:15
pm
- H
YC
2
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-6:3
0p
m -
Ka
thy
recitals
in
Sa
nctu
ary
6th
Su
nd
ay
of
Ea
ste
r 1
0:3
0a
m -
Wo
rship
Rev.
Cla
rk S
aw
ye
r P
rea
chin
g
11
:30
am
- F
ello
wsh
ip