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TriniKids is a preschool owned and operated by Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. The school consists of two programs - TriniKids Preschool and TriniKids Explorers. The Preschool offers morning classes from 9:00-11:30 for three year olds on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and from 9:00-12:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings for four year olds. The Explorers program for three, four and fi ve year olds is held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 12:30-3:00 p.m.

Classes are open to all children in the community and run during the regular school year through mid-June. Although the school is not based primarily on religion, it is founded on the belief that all children are precious in God’s sight and are deserving of love, attention and nurturing. Once a month the children in the preschool meet with the church’s pastor and hear about how God loves us and how He wants us to treat each other.

I visited the school to learn more about the programs and met with TriniKids director, Sharon Scott. The preschool began in 1993, with class sizes now ranging from 15-20 students each. The Explorers program is in its third year and was spun off of the preschool when parents began looking for a program that would encourage social, emotional, cognitive and spiritual skills. Teachers are Mrs. Sandy and Mrs. Mahon, who also teach

the preschool classes with Sharon.

Sharon explained that TriniKids is a discovery-based learning program which consists of eight self-contained, theme-based units. Each unit includes four to six class sessions which contain hands-on learning activities, themed crafts, songs, poems, science experiments and games. Parents can sign their child up for as many of the units as they would like. The cost is based on the number of classes, with tuition the same for members of the community and the congregation. Themes this year include:• Fun With Food: A fi nger-lickin’ good time as children role play, experiment, create and have fun with food. Daily themes include spaghetti and meatballs, potatoes, strawberries, desserts, and adventures through Candyland. • Shake, Rattle and Roll (The Joy of Music): Children will sing, dance and celebrate their way through the wonderful world of music as they learn about the kinds of instruments, music concepts, and participate in band day.• Christmas Around the World: Children “travel” to Mexico, Germany, Holland and Bethlehem to learn about the various traditions associated with this joyful season.• 3-2-1 Blast Off, Exploring Space: Prepare for a cosmic adventure as children hop aboard a space shuttle to visit planets, stars, and galaxies. • Dinosaurs: Children become paleontologists as

they dig for fossils and learn about the world of prehistoric dinosaurs. • Hats Galore: Try on a different hat and become a pirate, a construction worker or a cowboy, then enter the rhyming world of Dr. Seuss.• Bugs and Blooms - Gardening Fun: Learn why fl owers and bugs need each other as the class studies about bees and daffodils, ladybugs and tulips, caterpillars and sunfl owers, or butterfl ies and daisies.• Fun With Sports and Games: Everyone’s a winner as the class participates in different sports seasons, the Olympics, Carnival Day, Birthday Day, all while learning about exercise and nutrition

While the preschool program is more about preparing the children for school, the Explorers program was developed as a discovery-based activity program. Children are encouraged to learn and explore through hands-on activities, role playing, and experimenting. There is also a real emphasis on character development issues such as sharing, taking turns, using words to be kind, and listening. The goal is to instill characteristics that children who are aware of others should possess.

A typical day consists of free play, circle time, music/story time, arts and crafts, gym, snacks, and show and tell. I visited on Potato Day, from the Fun With Food unit. During circle time the teachers and

TriniKids Explorers and PreschoolTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

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In This Issue Trini Kids by Kathy Reandeau

Get to Know -Lion & Lamb Productionsby Dave Hulse

Places of Worship November Community Events On Health -What is Cholesterol?

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outreach. With the support of his church, family and team of volunteers, he resigned his position at the church to form Encompass Ministries, a religious non-profit organization and the covering ministry for Lion and Lamb Productions.

Lion and Lamb Productions then began looking for a facility to house the productions. After surveying several buildings in the Niagara Falls area, the organization accepted an invitation to join the Gersh Organization at their 621 Payne Ave location. Now blessed with an 800 seat auditorium, this ministry can expand and flourish.

“This will be our third year of producing our Christmas Show at the theater. We’ve started slow, putting our major efforts into restoring the building, and now it’s time to invite the crowds back to see the shows they’ve grown to know and love” says PD. Many of the cast members return each year to recreate their roles, but they are always looking for new talent to add to the productions. “Our purpose is to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the medium of the Arts.” Right now Lion and Lamb produces two shows a year; “A Hammer and Three Nails” their Easter Show, and the upcoming Christmas performance of “The Glory of Christmas”.

As with any local community theater they are in need of actors as well as technical and back stage help. Rehearsals are held once a week up to a few weeks before a production and then a schedule of rehearsals are set as needed to produce the show with high quality. Sets are built on site and a crew meets each week.

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My heart was wounded and I lived in a state of constant battle with fear, fear of rejection, doubt, unbelief, anger, hatred, rage, and lust. I needed help!I discovered awonderful Spirit-filled prayer counselor who together with her husband prayed with me for about three hours. And I was free! The war was over! I was thrilled.I spent the next two

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TriniKids is a preschool owned and operated by Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. The school consists of two programs - TriniKids Preschool and TriniKids Explorers. The Preschool offers morning classes from 9:00-11:30 for three year olds on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and from 9:00-12:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings for four year olds. The Explorers program for three, four and five year olds is held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 12:30-3:00 p.m.

Classes are open to all children in the community and run during the regular school year through mid-June. Although the school is not based primarily on religion, it is founded on the belief that all children are precious in God’s sight and are deserving of love, attention and nurturing. Once a month the children in the preschool meet with the church’s pastor and hear about how God loves us and how He wants us to treat each other.

I visited the school to learn more about the programs and met with TriniKids director, Sharon Scott. The preschool began in 1993, with class sizes now ranging from 15-20 students each. The Explorers program is in its third year and was spun off of the preschool when parents began looking for a program that would encourage social, emotional, cognitive and spiritual skills. Teachers are Mrs. Sandy and Mrs. Mahon, who also teach the preschool classes with Sharon.

Sharon explained that TriniKids is a discovery-based learning program which consists of eight self-contained, theme-based units. Each unit includes four to six class sessions which contain hands-on learning activities, themed crafts, songs, poems, science experiments and games. Parents can sign their child up for as many of the units as they would like. The cost is based on the number of classes, with tuition the same for members of the community and the congregation. Themes this year include:• Fun With Food: A finger-lickin’ good time as children role play, experiment, create and have fun with food. Daily themes include spaghetti and meatballs, potatoes, strawberries, desserts, and adventures through Candyland. • Shake, Rattle and Roll (The Joy of Music): Children will sing, dance and celebrate their way through the wonderful world of music as they learn about the kinds of instruments, music concepts, and participate in band day.• Christmas Around the World: Children “travel” to Mexico, Germany, Holland and Bethlehem to learn about the various traditions associated with this joyful season.• 3-2-1 Blast Off, Exploring Space: Prepare for a cosmic adventure as children hop aboard a space shuttle to visit planets, stars, and galaxies.

• Dinosaurs: Children become paleontologists as they dig for fossils and learn about the world of prehistoric dinosaurs. • Hats Galore: Try on a different hat and become a pirate, a construction worker or a cowboy, then enter the rhyming world of Dr. Seuss.• Bugs and Blooms - Gardening Fun: Learn why flowers and bugs need each other as the class studies about bees and daffodils, ladybugs and tulips, caterpillars and sunflowers, or butterflies and daisies.• Fun With Sports and Games: Everyone’s a winner as the class participates in different sports seasons, the Olympics, Carnival Day, Birthday Day, all while learning about exercise and nutrition

While the preschool program is more about preparing the children for school, the Explorers program was developed as a discovery-based activity program. Children are encouraged to learn and explore through hands-on activities, role playing, and experimenting. There is also a real emphasis on character development issues such as sharing, taking turns, using words to be kind, and listening. The goal is to instill characteristics that children who are aware of others should possess.

A typical day consists of free play, circle time, music/story time, arts and crafts, gym, snacks, and show and tell. I visited on Potato Day, from the Fun With Food unit. During circle time the teachers and children talked about potatoes and how they grow. Then they moved on to the role playing area where they were able to dig potatoes out of the ground, transport them by tractor to a cleaning station, move them to a bagging area, pack them in a truck for transportation to a store, or purchase potatoes at the market to take home and prepare in their kitchen. Arts and crafts included potato prints and making a potato person. Games included PlayDo potatoes, Mr. Potato Head and potato relays.

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TriniKids Explorers and PreschoolTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

TriniKids Explorers & Preschoolwww.trinikids.org 8760 Transit Road

East Amherst NY 14051Sharon Scott, Director/Teacher

[email protected]

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Places of WorshipANGLICAN

St. Bartholomew’sPro-Anglican Church

Christ-Centered; Bible Believing

2368 Eggert Rd, TOT(716) 831-1777

www.stbartston.orgRev. Fr. Arthur W. Ward Jr

Service Schedule9/11/12-6/16/13:

SAT: 4:30 PMSUN: 8:00am, 9:15am &

11:00am Sunday School & Nursery

9:15am & 11:00amWED: 9:30am

St. Steven’s Anglican Church10 Indian Trail Road, WIL

SUN: 11:00am

ALLIANCE CHURCHES

Kenmore Alliance175 Bonnet Ave., TOT

www.kenmorealliance.comPastor Jon Schuerholz

SAT: 6:00pm, SUN: 8:30am,10:00am (also Sunday School)

11:30amWED: 6:30 Prayer Meeting

THUR: 6:15 AWANA Children’s Program

Lockport Alliance Church555 Davison Rd ., LKPT

(716) 433-3571www.lockportalliance.org

Pastor Kevin RobbinsSUN 9:00 & 11:15Life Hour 10:15am

Niagara Alliance Church7041 Witmer Road

N. Tonawanda, NY 14120716-731-5689

www.niagaraalliance.comSun. 9:30am Life Hour

(Sunday School)Sun. 10:30am Worship Service

Wed. 7-8pm Prayer Meeting

APOSTOLIC

New Apostolic4229 Delaware, TOT

SUN: 10:30amWED: 8pm

New Life In Christ Ministries285 Walnut Rd., LKPT

SUN: 11:00

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD

Lewiston Assembly of God4754 Creek Rd., LEW

(716) 754-7736www.lewistonassemblyofgod.org

SUN: 10:00WED: 7:00

Lockport Assembly of God200 Beattie Ave., LKPT

(716) [email protected]

SUN: 10:30amWED: 7:00pm Praise & Prayer

New Covenant345 McConkey Dr., TON

www.nctag.orgPastor Dan Hamlin

Sunday: 8:45am & 10:00am

First Assembly Of God9750 Niagara Falls Blvd., NF

www.niagarafallsfirst.orgRev. James Armpriester

(716) 297-7794SUN: 10:00amWEDS 7:00pm

FRI: 7:00pm Youth Service

BAPTIST CHURCHES

Amherst Baptist Church100 Willow Ridge Drive, AMH

SUN:9:30am Fellowship, 9:45am – Contemporary

Worship ServiceSunday School 11:00am

Antioch BibleBaptist Church

3984 Lockport Olcott Rd., LKPT

(716) 439-8101

Baptist Church Of Ransomville

Youngstown-Lockport Rd, RAN (716) 791-4939

www.ransomvillebaptistchurch.org

Pastor Rock GarrowSUN: 11:00am

Sunday School & Coffee Hour 9:45

Bethel Baptist Church995 Dodge Road

Getzville, NY 14068(716)688-8668

www.bethel-nab.orgRev. Kevin L. Wright

SUN 10:00amSunday School 9:00am

Brighton Community Church(American Baptist)

1225 Brighton Road at Parkhurst, TOTSUN: 10:30am

Calvary New Covenant78 Pyle Court, TOT

SUN: 11:00am Sunday School 10:45am

WED: 7:00pm Bible Study

Center Road Baptist Church412 Center Rd. WS

www.centerroadbaptistchurch.com

Rev. William Livermore(716) 675-6545

SUN 11:00am, 6:30pmWED: 6:30pm

Christian Fellowship Baptist Church

765 Niagara Falls Blvd., AMHSUN: 11:00am

First Baptist530 Meadow Drive, NT

School: 9:30amSUN: 11:00am & 6:00pmSunday School 9:30am

WED: 7:00pm Adult Bible Study and Prayer Meeting, 6:45pm Kind.-5th, 6th-12th

First Baptist Church511 Union Rd., WS(716) 674-1816

SUN 10:15am, 6:00pmWEDS 7:00pm

First Baptist Church of Clarence

10790 Hunt’s Corner Rd.Clarence

(716) 741-3432Rev. Ron TryonSUN 10:30am

Children Service: 10:30Coffee hour after service

First Baptist Church- Lockport

140 Genesee St., LKPT(716) 434-1783

www.fbclockport.comPastor Dave McBeath

SUN: 10:30 amWED: 6PM Jesus and Me

First Baptist Church of Newfane

6047 East St. Newfane(716) 778-9216SUN 10:30am

First Baptist Church Of Wilson

251 Chestnut St., WILS(716) 751-6988

www.firstbaptistofwilson.comPastor Stephen Hay

SUN: 11:00amFirst Bible Baptist Church

949 Lincoln Ave., LKPT(716) 433-1611

SUN: 10:00am, 11:00amSunday School, 6:30pmWEDS 7:00pm Prayer

Meeting, 7:45pm Bible StudyGrace Baptist

2525 Eggert Rd, TOTPastor Jon Longwell

(716) 836-1525SUN: 10:30am

Sunday School 9:00am

Harris Hill Baptist Church5071 Harris Hill Road, WILM

(716) 689-3199www.harrishillbaptistchurch.org

SUN 11:00am - Morning Worship

SUN: 1:15pm - Afternoon Worship

Sunday School & Adult Bible Fellowship 9:45am

Kenmore Baptist10 Wardman Rd., KEN

(716) 875-6223www.kenmorebaptistchurch.org

SUN: 11:00amSunday School 10:00am

LaSalle Baptist Church8819 Munson Ave., NF

(716) 283-5328SUN: 11:00am, 6:00pm

WED: 7:00pm Prayer Meeting

Lighthouse Baptist383 Wheatfield St., NT

www.lighthousebaptistnt.comPastor David CostantinoSUN: 11:00am, 6:00pmSunday School 10:00amSUN: 7:00pm Bible Study

Open Bible Baptist72 E. Niagara St., COTSUN: 10:00am, 6:30pmSunday School 11:00am

WED: 6:30pm Prayer, 7:00pm Service

Randall Memorial Baptist Church

6301 Main Street, WIL(716) 634-9800

www.randallchurch.org

SUN: 9:00am - Bible SchoolSUN: 10:15am

Worship Service

Tonawanda Baptist3200 Elmwood Ave., TOT

SUN: 10:30amSunday Bible study 9:30am

United Baptist Church-Christian church

4800 Creek Rd., LEW(716) 754-4473

www.ubcclewiston.orgPastor Bette BondSUN: 10:0 & 11:00

Sunday School 10:45

Whitehaven Road Baptist Church

1290 Whitehaven Rd., GI(716) 773-1004www.Wrbc.Org

Pastor Abram DuekSUN: 9:15am & 11:00am

Youngstown Baptist Church230 Lockport St., Youngstown,

NY 14174 • 417-0021Pastor Denny Webb

Sunday School 9:30amWorship 10:30am

Evening Bible Study 5:30pmWed. Adult Bible Study & Prayer Meeting 6:30pm

Thurs. Women’s Bible Study 6:30pm

CHRISTIAN

Amherst Alliance Church3915 Millersport Hwy, AMH

(716) 689-9832amherstalliancechurch.org

Pastor John BockSUN: 10:30am

Amherst Church of Christ8285 Transit Road, AMHSUN: 10:30am & 6:00pm

Sunday Bible Study 9:30amWED: 7:00- Bible Study


Faith Emmanuel Temple36 Locust St. (716) 433-8484

SUN: 11:30amSunday School 9:30amFaith Tabernacle Church5676 Beattie Ave , LKPT

(716) 434-5451www.faithtablockport.com

SUN: 9:30am

Grace Bible Church6023 Dutton Place

NewfaneWEDS: 6:30pm

SUN: 9:00am & 11:00am(716) 778-9081

ww.gbcnewfane.comPastor Tom Martin

Hartland Bible Church8110 West Ave., Gasport

(716) 772-6115www.hartlandbible.com

Pastor Jon GoodwinSUN: 11:00am

9:00am Breakfast9:45am Discipleship Hour

Living Water Community Church

2569 North Main St.Newfane

(716) 778-5904SUN: 10:30am

Lockport Christian Church5845 Locust Street Ext.,

LKPT(716) 478-0500

www.lockportcc.orgSUN: 10:00am

Niagara Frontier Bible Church5287 Bronson Dr.,

Lewiston, NY(716) 297-8783

Pastor Tom Broderickwww.niagarafrontierbible.com

Sunday ServicesSunday School for all ages 9AMAll Church Fellowship 10AMMorning Worship 10:25AM

Evening Worship - Bible Study on Heaven 6:30PM

WED. Prayer Meeting 6:30PM

Ridgewood Bible Church7073 Ridge Road. WS

(716) 434-5774 SUN 9:30am & 11:00am

Salvation Army50 Cottage St. LKPT

10:15 Family Worship 11:00 Worship

The Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint Pkwy,

Getzville(716) 631-2636

www.thechapel.comPastor Jerry Gillis

SUN: 9:00am & 11:00am

The Chapel at Lockport1 East Ave. (716) 250-5004

www.thechapel.comSUN: 10:00am at the Palace

Theater

Victory Christian Church6886 S Transit Rd(716) 625-9300

www.vcclockport.comPastor Ron Friedersdorf

SUN: 9:00am • THUR: 6:30pm

Wheatfield Community ChurchMeadowbrook Square Plaza

3571 Niagara Falls Blvd.Suite 5 • Wheatfield

(716) 553-3794www.

wheatfieldcommunitychurch.org

CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ)

Grove Street Christian

85 Grove St. TOT(716) 695-2446

email: [email protected]. Jim GirlingSUN: 10:30am

Payne Ave. Christian Church1459 Payne Ave., NT

(716) 260-1217www.payneavenue.org

Rev. Jerry McGloneSUN: 10:00am

Weekly Coffee hour 9 amAdult and Children’s Sunday

School 11:15 am

CHURCH OF CHRIST

LaSalle Church Of Christ1121 N Military Rd., NF

(716) 283-1214SUN: 11:00am, 6:00pm

WED: 7:00pm- Bible Study

Tonawanda Church of ChristDelaware & Summit, COT

SUN: 10:30am

Sunday Bible School 9:30amWED: 11am, 5:30pm- Youth

Service

CHURCH OF GOD

Yotvata Community Church(General Conference)

2271 Delaware Ave, KEN(Chapel Of Kenmore

Presbyterian)SUN: 11:30am Contemporary

Worship StyleWEDS: 7:00pm Children

Church & Prayer and Bible Study

River of Life Church(Cleveland TN)

195 Schenk St., NT(716) 692- 2230SUN: 11:00am

TUES 7:00pm- God Shop

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Amherst Sonrise Church of the Nazarene

849 North French Road, AMH(716) 689-9832SUN: 11:00am

CONGREGATIONAL

Cambria Congregational Church4045 Lower Mountain Rd.

CAM 716-434-4205Pastor Todd Blackley

SUN. 10:00am

EPISCOPAL

Calvary Episcopal Church20 Milton Street, WIL

SAT: 4:00 pm Holy Eucharist - Contemp. Music

SUN: 7:45am Holy Eucharist - Spoken

SUN: 9:00 am - Family11:00am Holy Eucharist -

Choral (1st Sun, ea. mo. is Rite I)WED: 7:00 am Holy Eucharist

-SpokenTHURS: 12PM Holy Eucharist

w/prayers for healingChildren’s ed. end of 9am

service until 10:55amAdult Ed. Sun. at end of 7:45

am service & 10amBibly Study: Thurs. 10amRev. Ethan J. Cole, Rectorwww.calvaryepiscopal.net

Christ Episcopal Church7145 Fieldcrest Dr., LKPT

(716) 433-9229www.christlkpt.org

Rev. Thomas J. MitchellSUN 8:00am & 10:30am

Church of the Advent54 Delaware Rd, KEN

Rev. Terry W. Bullwww.adventkenmore.orgSUN: 8:00am, 10:00am

Grace Episcopal Church100 Genesee St., LKPT

(716) 433-2878www.gracelkpt.org

Rev. Cannon Carolyn LumbardSUN 8:00am & 10:00am

St John’s Episcopal Church431 Lake St., WILS

(716) 751-6109www.stjohnswilson.com

Rev’d Dr. Judith LeeSUN: 9:00am

THUR: 11:00am

St John’s Episcopal Church- Youngstown

110 Chestnut St., YNGwww.stjohnsyoungstown.org

Rev. Ellen L. BrauzaSUN: 8:00am & 10:00amSt Martin-Fields Episcopal

2587 Baseline Rd., GIwww.stmartinsgi.org

(716) 773-3335Rev’d Earle King

SUN: 8:00am & 10:00pmSunday School 9:00am

St. Mark’s EpiscopalPayne & Tremont, NT

SUN: 8am, 10amWED: 10:00am

St Paul’s Episcopal Church400 Ridge Rd., LEW

(716) 754-4591www.saintpaulslewiston.com

Rev. Susan KeppySUN: 8:00 & 10:30

SUN Bible Study 9:00Sunday School 10:30

St Paul’s Episcopal Church4275 Harris Hill Road, WIL

(716) 689-3199www.stpaulsharrishill.org

Rev. CE PigerSUN: 8:00am- Holy Eucharist

(spoken Rite I) SUN: 10:00am - Holy

Eucharist (Rite II with hymns)

St Stephen’s Episcopal Church

616 Cayuga Dr., NF (716) 283-2774

www.ststephensnf.orgRev. Canon Isaac Ihiasota, Ph.D.

SUN 8:00am, 10:00am

EVANGELICAL COVENANT

Evangelical Covenant Church786 Kenmore Ave., KEN

Sunday: 10:45am

LUTHERAN

Abiding Savior1534 Ruie Rd, NT(716) 693-0180

SAT: 6:30pmSUN: 9:15am- Christian

EducationSUN: 10:30am- Worship

Amherst Lutheran Church5125 Main Street, WIL

(716) 632-4185amherstlutheranchurch.org

SAT: 5:00pm – Live Jazz Worship

SUN 10:00am – Traditional Worship

Augustana Lutheran3141 Eggert Dr., TOT

(716) 832-5720www.augustana.bfn.orgPastor Troy Mulvaine

SUN: 10:30am Sunday School 9:00am

Calvary Lutheran Church575 Ayer Road, AMH

(716) 835-7567www.lutheranrose.org

Rev. Karl SchmidtSUN: 10:30am Sunday Morning Divine Service

Crossroads Lutheran Church 4640 Main Street, AMHSAT: 5:00pm- Informal Service; SUN: 9:00am - Contemporary Service

SUN: 10:30am- Festival Service

Sunday School - Adult - Sunday 9:00 A.M.-10:30 A.M. Youth - Sunday 10:00 A.M.-

11:30 A.M.

Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church

2730 Transit Rd.

Newfane(716) 778-7981

Sunday Service: 11:00am

Faith Lutheran Church2730 Transit Rd., NEW

(716) 751-0310Rev. Clarence Elliott

First English Lutheran Church185 Locust S, LKPT

(716) 433-6161Rev. Flavia Skilbred

SAT: 5:30pmSUN: 10:00am

First Trinity1570 Niagara Falls Blvd, TOT

(716) 835-2220www.firsttrinity.comRev. Charles WhitedSaturday: 5:30pm

SUN: 8:45am & 11:15amSunday School: 10:00am

Grace Lutheran Church736 Cayuga Dr. NF (716) 283-1843SUN: 10:30am

Good Shepherd2669 Sheridan Dr. TOT

SUN: 10:15Sunday School & Bible Study

9:15am

Holy Ghost Lutheran Church6630 Luther St., NF

(716) 731-3030SAT: 5:00pm

SUN: 8:00am, 10:30am

Immanuel Lutheran107 Scott St, COT

SAT: 5pm • SUN: 10:30amSunday School 9:00am

Immanuel Lutheran Church7147 Ridge Rd., LKPT

Rev. Kenneth Craig(716) 434-0521SUN: 10:45am


Messiah Lutheran Church915 Oneida St., LEW

(716) 754-4944Rev. Thomas Mason

Mt. Olive Lutheran Church6965 Chestnut Ridge Rd.

LKPT (716) 434-8500Rev. James Zang


Places of Worship


SUN: 8:30am- Traditional Worship, 10:30am- Blended

WorshipHoly Communion weeks 1 &

3rd Weeks

Pilgrim LutheranChapel & Delaware Rd, KEN

(716) 875-5485pilgrimkenmorelcms.org

Rev. Ben EderSUN: 10am

Redeemer LutheranFalconer at Thompson, NT

(716) 692-5734www.rlcnt.com

Pastor David BeutelSUN: 10:30am

St James Evangelical Lutheran Church2437 Niagara Rd

Niagara Falls, NY 14304(716) 731-4057

www.stjamesberg.org

Pastor Jeff MilstenSUN: 8:15am, 10:45am

St. John Evangelical6950 Ward Rd, NT(716) 693-9677

SUN: 8:00am & 10:30amSunday School & Bible Study

9:15amWED: 7:00pm

St John’s Evangelical Lutheran

3512 Clinton St. WS(716) 668-2152

www.saintjohnsws.orgSAT: 5:00pm

SUN: 8:30am & 11:00amSunday School & Education

Hour 9:30amSt John Lutheran Church

Sunday Worship6540 Main Street, WIL

SUN: 8:30am- Contemporary Worship, 10:30am- Traditional

Worship

St. Mark’s Evangelical576 Delaware Rd, KEN

SUN: 10:00am

St. Mark’s Lutheran1135 Oliver St, NT(716) 693-3715

www.stmarknt.orgRev. Patrick McKenzie

SAT: 5:00pmSUN: 9am, 11:15amSUN Education Hour:

10:10am

St. Martin Lutheran322 Old Falls Blvd, NT

(716) 693-4415Rev. Devie EllisSUN: 9:00am


St. Matthew Lutheran875 Eggert Dr, NT(716) 692-6862

SUN: 9:15am

St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

68 Eagle Street, WIL(716) 634-2330

www.stpaulswilliamsville.orgRev. Timothy Madsen

SUN: 9:00am & 10:30amSt. Paul Lutheran

453 Old Falls Blvd, NT(716) 692-3255

www.stpaulnt.comRe. Karl Haeussler

SUN: 8:00am & 10:45amMON: 7:00pm

St. Paul’s Lutheran- Wilson220 Young St., WILS

(716) 751-9300www.stpaulslutheranwilsonny.

comPastor Ron Haefer

SUN: 10:30amSunday School & Adult Bible

study 9:15amHoly Communion 1st & 3rd

Sundays

St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

6167 Walmore Rd., SAN(716) 731-4422

Pastor Bruce M. Gamache’www.stpeterslcmc-sanbornny.

orgSUN: 8:30 & 11:00 amSunday School 9:45am

St. Timothy Lutheran Church1453 Staley Rd., GI

(716) 773-4400www.sttimothygrandisland.

orgRev. Dean Hunneshagen

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

8760 Transit Road,EAST AMH

(716) 688-9245www.trinityontransit.org

Contemporary SAT 5:00pmTraditional SUN: 10:30am

Sunday school 9:00amRev. Dr. Daniel Hoffman

Trinity Lutheran Church67 Saxton St. LKPT

(716) 434-3106Rev. Alan J. Bauch

SUN: 8:30am & 11:00amSunday school & Bible Study

9:45amSUN: 8:00am & 10:00am

THURS: 7:00pm

Trinity Old Lutheran Church3445 Sheridan Drive, EGG

(716) 836-4868SUN: 10:45am


Trinity Lutheran146 Reserve Rd. WS

(716) 674-5353www.trinity-lutheranchurch.com

Rev. Ronald HabedankSUN 8:00am, 10:30pm

Zion Lutheran Church447 Central Ave., GAS

(716) 772-2277

METHODIST

Bethany United Methodist177 Cornwall Ave, TOT

(716) 836-8722SUN: 9:30am, 10:45am

Bible Fellowship Church1136 Baseline Rd., GI

(716) 773-3748www.Bfcgi.Org

Pastor Calvin VanderMey

Clinton St. United Methodist50 N Adam St., COT

(716) 433-6227Pastor Cheryl Brown

THURS 2pm Adult Bible StudySUN 11:15am

Sunday school and Junior church held during main

service

Covenant United Methodist539 Main St., WS(716) 674-6869

Rev. Renee T. EngelsSUN: 9:30am

Emmanuel United Methodist Church

75 East Ave. LKPT(716) 433-2838

www. lockportemmanuelumc.org

Rev. Duane PrisetSUN 8:15am & 10:30amSunday school 9:15am

MON: 6:30pm- Healing Service

Exley United Methodist Church

338 Lake St., WILS(716) 751-6057Rev. John Loeser

Fillmore Chapel United Methodist Church

2523 Youngstown-Wilson Rd., Ransomville (716)791-3815

Rev. Anne ColeSunday Worship Service 11am

Children’s Sunday School 11:15am

Thursday: Adult Bible Study 7pm

First United Methodist- North Tonawanda

65 Main St, NT(716) 694-2456

Rev. Greg CrispellSUN: 8:30am, 10:45amSunday School: 9:30am

First United Methodist Church- LaSalle

8210 Buffalo Ave., NF(716) 283-3370SUN 10:00am

Harris Hill United Methodist Church

8495 Main St., WILM (716) 632-4688.

www.harrishillumc.orgRev. Katie ZettleSUN: 10:30am

Sunday School for Adults, Jr. & Sr. High at 9:30 am

Sunday School for 5th grade and under during worship.

Hartland United Methodist8019 Ridge Rd., GAS

(716) 772-2376Pastor Cheryl Brown

SUN: Worship Service 9:30am Sunday/Adult School

10:00amTUES: Adult Bible Study 10am

Kenmore United Methodist32 Landers Rd., KEN

(716) 875-5091SUN: 9:20am & 11:30am

Living Faith Free Methodist1907 Center Rd., WS

(716) 674-3030SUN 10:30am

Nash Road Free Methodist958 Nash Rd, NT(716) 692-8683

www.facebook.com/nashroadfmc

SUN: 9:00am & 11:00am

Newfane United Methodist Church

2699 Main St., NEW(716) 778-7011Pastor Kim Smith

Sunday Service 11:00amNew Hope United Methodist

Church2846 Seneca St., WS

(716) 825-8745Rev. Renee T Engels

SUN 11:00am

North Ridge United Methodist Church

3930 North Ridge RoadLockport, NY 14094

(716) 433-4105www.nridgeumc.org

Rev. Matthew WorleySunday 10:45am

Open Bible ChurchFree Methodist

4143 Beach Ridge Rd, NTSUN: 8:30am & 9:45am

Pendleton Center United Methodist

6864 Campbell Blvd, NT(716) 625-8306

www.pendletoncenter.orgPastor Tom Kraft

SAT: 5:00pmSUN: 8:15am, 9:30am,

11:00am & 6:30pm1st Monday of the month: 6:00pm -Prayer Service

Pendleton Community Free Methodist

5721 Creek Rd, NTSUN: 10:55am

Sunday School: 9:45am

Quaker Rd. United Methodist2800 Quaker Rd., GAS

(716) 772-7457SUN: 10:45am

Ransomville Free Methodist3924 Ransomville Rd. RAN

(716) 791-3855www.rfmconnect.orgPastor Bill Lowery, Jr.

SAT: 5:07pmSUN: 10:00am

SUN: 9:00- Kids Jam & Adult Fusion

Ransomville United Methodist2573 Youngstown Lockport

Rd., RAN(716) 791-4978

www.ransomvilleumc.orgRev. Matthew Worley

SUN 9:15am

Tonawanda United Methodist221 Morgan St, COT

Sunday: 11:00am

Tonawanda Free Methodist207 Grove St, COT(716) 693-1199www.tfmc.info

Pastor Don MohrSunday: 9:00am, 11:00am

Monday: 7:00pm Biker Church

Trinity Church of Grand Island

Places of Worship

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2100 Whitehaven Rd., GIwww.gitumc.orgRev. Larry Baird

SUN: 8:00am & 10:30am

Warrens Corners Methodist Church

5293 Stone Rd. LKPT(716) 434-7385

Rev. Carl ChamberlainSUN 11:00am

Williamsville United Methodist

5681 Main Street, WIL(716) 634-4800

www.williamsvilleumc.orgRev. Rich Neal

SUN: 9:00am & 11:00am

ORTHODOX

St.Theodore Orthodox Church96 Los Robles Street, WIL

SAT: 5:00pm- VigilSUN: 9:30am- Sunday Divine

Liturgy

PENTECOSTAL

New Life Center United Pentecostal

80 Luksin Dr, COT(716) 694-0071

SUN: 10am, 6:30pmWED: 7:30pm

Harbor Lights Fellowship1821 Grand Island Blvd., GI

(716) 773-7900www.harborlightsfellowship.org

Pastor Gerard HaberstrowSAT: 7:00pm • SUN: 10:00am

Zion Dominion Church of God895 North Forest Road, WIL

(716) 250-7040www.ziondominion.org

Pastor Roderick HenningsSunday Protocol of WorshipMorning Manna - 8:30am

Legacy Leadership Institute - 9:40am

Celebration Service - 11:00am

Latter Rain - 6:00pm

PRESBYTERIAN

Amherst Presbyterian Church151 South Youngs Road,

AMH (716) 633-4656www.amherstpreschurch.org

Rev. David A. SmithSUN: 10:30am

Bible Presbyterian Church1650 Love Rd., GI(716) 773-7303

www.Biblepres.OrgPastor Kevin Backus, Ph.D.SUN: 10:45am - Morning Worship & Junior Church

6:00 pm - Evening Worship9:30 am - Sunday School (All

Ages)Curtis Park Presbyterian748 Woodland Drive, TOT

(716) 834-3534SUN: 10:00am

Deerhurst Presbyterian257 Deerhurst Park Blvd, TOT

(716) 875-1962www.deerhurstchurch.org

Rev. Steven E. JelenspergerSUN: 10:00am

Faith United Presbyterian3150 Elmwood Ave, KEN

(716) 875-9550SUN: 10:30am


First Presbyterian Church- Lewiston

505 Cayuga Dr. LEWLewiston, NY 14092

(716) 754-4945www.firstpreslewiston.org

SUN: 11:00am

First Presbyterian Church Lockport

21 Church St., LKPT(716) 433-5905

www.lockport1stpres.orgRev. James Hardy

SUN: 10:30am

First Presbyterian Tonawanda149 Broad St, COT(716) 692-1319SUN: 11:00am

First Presbyterian Church West Seneca

2085 Union Rd., WS(716) 668-1115SUN: 10:00am

First Presbyterian Church of Youngstown

100 Church St., YNG(716) 745-7067

www.youngstownpres.orgPastor Rex T. Stewart

SUN 8:30am & 10:45am

Island United Presbyterian Church

1822 Huth Rd., GI(716) 773-4849

www.Islandpresbt.OrgRev. Carla Marie Kline

Second Presbyterian Church71 Van Buren St., LKPT

(716) 434-2105SAT 5:00pm

Wrights CornerPresbyterian Church

6515 Ridge Rd.(716) 434-7752SUN 10:00am

Kenmore Presbyterian2771 Delaware Ave, KEN

(716) 875-7600www.kenpres.org

Rev. Howard BoswellSUN: 10:00am, 6:00pm-

Youth ServiceKnox Presbyterian

2595 Elmwood Ave, KEN(716) 873-2423

www.knoxchurchbuffalo.comRev. Matthew T. Haberman SAT: 6:30pm- ContemporaySUN: 9:30am- Discipleship,

11:00am- Blended

North Presbyterian168 Payne Ave, NT(716) 693-7030

SUN: 11amSunday School: 9:45am

Third Presbyterian110 Felton St., NT

SUN: 10:45am

North Presbyterian Church300 North Forest Road, WIL

(716) 632-1330www.northchurchwilliamsville.

orgRev. William Hennessy

SUN: 8:30- Worship in the Chapel – 10:45am- Worship in

the Sanctuary

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

Seventh-Day Adventist Church32 W High St., LKPT

(716) 433-2327SAT: 10:00am - Bible Study

SAT: 11:20am - Church Service

UNITED CHURCH of CHRISTChurch of the Nativity1530 Colvin Blvd, TOT

SUN: 9:00am & 10:30am

Covenant United Church of Christ

4449 Main St. GAS(716) 772-7802SUN 10:00am

Ebenezer United Church of Christ

630 Main St. WS(716) 674-4566

SUN 9:15am, 11:00am

Kenilworth UCC45 Dalton Dr, KEN(716) 835-4120SUN: 10:30am

Kenmore UCC295 Delaware Rd, TOT

(716) 875-1725www.simplesite.com/kucc

SUN: 10:30amSunday School - all ages &

nursery care during the 10:30 service

Coffee hour reception following service each week

Lockport United Church of Christ

98 East Ave., LKPT(716) 433-2545

Rev. Stephen HAllSUN: 10:30am

Salem UCC144 Morgan St at Main St.

COT (716) 692-3429SUN: 10:30am

Sunday School & Bible Study 9:30am

St. Paul’s UCC (Wendelville)7416 Campbell Blvd, NT

SUN- 10:00am

St. Peter’s UCC1208 Oliver St., NT

(716) 693-0749www.stpetersnt.org

Rev. Linda Harle-MouldSUN: 10:30am


St. Peter’s United Church of Christ

1475 Orchard Park Rd., WS(716) 674-1233

www.st-petersucc.orgRev. Hope Harle-Mould

SUN 10:00am

St Stephen United Church of Christ

8520 Tonawanda Creek Road, EAST AMH

(716) 741-3481www.clarenceucc.com

SUN: 10:30amCoffee Hour 10:00am

Zion UCCParker Blvd & Koenig Cir.,

TOT (716) 836-6220SUN: 9am, 10:30am

OTHERS

Bethesda Full Gospel Tabernacle

Delaware and Broad, COT(716) 693-6990

www.bethesdafullgospel.orgPastor Sam Ciffa SUN: 10:00am

WED: 7:00pm- Bible StudyFRI (1st and 3rd Friday):

7:00pm

Calvary Bible Church445 Delaware, COT

(716) 692-6450SUN: 10:00am, 6:00pm

THUR: 7:00pm

Fellowship of God’s Word116 Broad St, COT

SUN: 10:30am

The Fair Havens Church7337 Ward Rd, NT(716) 693-9204

Pastor Patricia MacKinnonSUN: 10:00am

Niagara Community Church10500 Cayuga Drive, NF

Sunday: 9:30 a.m.Sunday classes for all ages

11:00am(716) 297-3399

SUN: 9:30am

The Oasis CenterServices held in: Knox

Gymnasium2595 Elmwood Ave. TOTwww.oasisoutreach.com

Sunday 4:00pm

Salvation Army- LaSalle7018 Buffalo Ave., NF

(716) 283-7697SUN: 11:00am

Salvation Army- Tonawanda46 Broad St, COT

SUN: 11:00amSalvation Meeting: 7:00pm

True Word Anointed Ministry of Jesus Christ

600 Oliver St., NTSUN: 9:30am

Sunday School 11:00amWED: 7:00pm - Bible Study

Vanguard Christian Church75 17th Avenue, NT

(716) 694-7816Pastor Alan Valentine

SUN: 11amFRI: 6:30pm- Youth Service

The Fair Havens Church7337 Ward Rd, NT(716) 693-9204

Pastor Patricia MacKinnonSUN: 10:00am

Niagara Community Church10500 Cayuga Drive, NF

Sunday: 9:30 a.m.Sunday classes for all ages

11:00am(716) 297-3399

SUN: 9:30am

The Oasis CenterServices held in: Knox

Gymnasium2595 Elmwood Ave. TOTwww.oasisoutreach.com

Sunday 4:00pm

Salvation Army- LaSalle7018 Buffalo Ave., NF

(716) 283-7697SUN: 11:00am

Salvation Army- Tonawanda46 Broad St, COT

SUN: 11:00amSalvation Meeting: 7:00pm

True Word Anointed Ministry of Jesus Christ

600 Oliver St., NTSUN: 9:30am

Sunday School 11:00amWED: 7:00pm - Bible Study

Vanguard Christian Church75 17th Avenue, NT

(716) 694-7816Pastor Alan Valentine

SUN: 11amFRI: 6:30pm- Youth Service

Places of Worship

November 2012 —Neighbor Link News — 9

NOVEMBER 2012FISH FRYFriday, November 2nd 4:00-7:00pmPendleton Center United Methodist Church6864 Campbell Blvd.North Tonawanda, NY 14120 (625-8306) Haddock, Shrimp, Chicken Tenders, Sample Platters and Children’s Dinners will be available. Dinners include: French Fries or potato salad, applesauce or coleslaw, rolls & beverage. (Our fried dinners contain no trans fat!) For takeouts, phone 625-8306

ANNUAL COUNTRY BAZAARSaturday, November 3rd 9:00am - 2:00pmExley United Methodist Church338 Lake St.Wilson, NY 14172Victorian Style tea with Muffins, served at 9:00am. Handcrafted wreaths, florals, Ornaments, mittens, aprons, homemade dog biscuits and cat nip pillows. Homemade jams, jellies & Pickles! Chicken casserole luncheon served at 11:00am.

DAY OF PRAYERSaturday, November 3rd 1:00 - 4:00pmMt. Olive Lutheran Church6965 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Lockport (434-8500)Day of Prayer: come and pray for your family, friends congregation and world whenever is convenient for you

CHIAVETTA’S BBQ CHICKEN DINNERTuesday, November 6th NOON – 7:00pmTown of Niagara Active Hose Volunteer Fire Co6010 Lockport RoadNiagara Falls, NY 14120Election Day Fundraiser! Pre-Sale $8 / Door $10Take out Available

TURKEY DINNERSaturday, November 6th, 4:00pm - 6:00pm1st Baptist Church of Clarence10790 Hunt’s Corner Rd.Clarence, NY 14031 (741-3432)Please join us for for dinner! Adults $9.50, Children $4.50, children under 5 FREE. Take-out available.

CHICKEN N’ BISCUIT DINNER

Tuesday, November 6th, 4:00pm - 7:00pmSt. John’s Episcopal Church 431 Lake Street Wilson, NYIt’s Election Day and what better way to end the day with a Chicken N’ Biscuit Dinner? Join us for a relaxing atmosphere, good fellowship and awesome food! Adults $8.00; Age 12 and Under $4.00. Enjoy homemade mashed potatoes, pies and desserts. TAKEOUTS ARE AVAILABLE !! Sharon Rhodes for takeouts at 751-6109

ELECTION DAY HAM DINNER & HOLIDAY/GIFT BOUTIQUETuesday, November 6th 4:00-6:30 p.m.St. John Lutheran Church T. Ward Rd. & Niagara Falls Blvd.Town of WheatfieldTICKET DONATIONAdults: $9.00Children under 12: $5.00Children under 5: FreeFOR TICKETS CALL: 573-7131 OR 693-9677Take Outs are Available

ORIENTATION TO LCTV Tuesday, November 6th 7:00 - 8:00PM Lockport Community Television 293 Niagara St. Lockport, NY 14094 (434-1733) www.lctv.net LCTV’s Orientation session is a REQUIRED overview of LCTV’s eligibility, policies and procedures one will encounter while volunteering at LCTV. In addition to giving potential volunteers some background about LCTV, time will be spent discussing the upcoming training sessions and open enrollment will begin that evening. One again, the Orientation is mandatory for all potential users of LCTV’s facility prior to starting the training process. Registration for Orientation session is strongly recommended. To register call 434-1733.Cost: Free!!!

COMMUNITY LUNCHThursday, November 8th NOON – 1:00pmFirst Presbyterian Church of Niagara Falls311 First St. Niagara Falls, N.Y. 14303Monthly Community Luncheon to support church Food Pantry. Entree,

sides, dessert, beverage - $6.00 in church hall. Entrees vary monthly - November 2011 is Turkey dinner. Call 285-355 for info.

3RD ANNUAL FALL EVENT DINNERThursday, November 8th 5:30 - 9:30PMS. Lockport Fire, Co.Ruhlman & S. Transit Rd Lockport, NY 14094 (228-2465)www.lockportcares.orgFundraiser dinner to support Lockport CARES Homeless Shelter. Catered by Donna Eick and DeVine Catering Doors open at 5:30 and the basket raffle begins

IT’S A COMMUNITY EVENT - WALK ROLL & STROLLSaturday, November 10th 10:30am - 12:30pmSt. John’s Outreach 160 Chestnut Street, Lockport , NY 14094 (433-5252)St. John’s Outreach/Sister Helen’s Food Pantry need your help! The Food Pantry shelves have never been so empty! Register to join the walk-a-thon - $5.00 registration/$20.00 per family. Seek pledges, and join us for a day of entertainment, refreshments and fun

THEME BASKET & SILENT AUCTIONSaturday, November 10, 2012, 6:00 – 8:00pmChurch Of The Advent54 Delaware Rd.Kenmore NY 14217Theme Basket, Hors d’oeuvres & Dessert Buffet Bidding 6-7:30 winners announced at 7:30 $5 admission with Books of 25 tickets $10 Join us for an evening of fun and food. Join us for an evening of fun & food!For more information, contact Jennifer at 876-6504

FOOD PANTRYSaturday, November 10, 2012, 9:00 – 11:00amKenmore Presbyterian Church 2771 Delaware Ave.Kenmore, NY 14217 (875-7600)Registration available at the pantry or by contacting Church office at 716-875-7600

KENMOREHOUSING AUTHORITY657 Colvin Blvd., Kenmore, NY 14217

(716) 874-6000 • Fax 871-9094Stephen V. StoneExecutive Director

EVENtS


NOVEMBER 2012NATIONAL CANDLE LIGHTING PRAYER SERVICE Sunday, November 11th 2:00pmKenmore United MethodistCorner of Landers & Delaware, Kenmore, NY. Light a Candle of care in our community, and shed light on the rising incidence of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias during national Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.

ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT SPAGHETTI DINNERMonday, November 12th 5:00 - 8:00 pmTonawanda Free Methodist Church207 Grove St., Tonawanda, NY 14150 (693-1199)All-You-Can Eat Spaghetti Dinner $6Meatball Hoagies $3This is a Community Event. All proceeds benefit those in our Community during the Christmas Season. Any

questions please contact Phyllis Chlebowski, at 693-1199 or E-Mail at [email protected]

PORTABLE FIELD PRODUCTIONTuesday November 13th 7:00pm-9:00pmLockport Community Television 293 Niagara St. Lockport, NY 14094 (434-1733) www.lctv.net This class focuses on learning to videotape on location. In class we discuss common mistakes in videography as well as the notion of shooting with editing in mind. We will demonstrate LCTV’s mini-dv camcorders as well discuss field audio gear and location lighting. Cost: $25

18TH ANNUAL CRAFT SHOW & BAZAARSaturday, November 17th 10:00am - 3:00pmSt Paul Lutheran Church &

Pre-School 253 Old Falls Blvd, North Tonawanda, NY 14120Women of St Paul Invites you to our 18th Annual Craft Show, Bazaar and Trash ‘n Treasures, Good-Food Lunch served at 10:30 AM at St. Paul’s Lutheran. VENDOR FAIR & BASKET RAFFLESaturday, November 17, 2012, 10:00am – 4:00pmAdams Fire Company7113 Nash RoadNorth Tonawanda, NY 14120a vendor fair and basket raffle to raise funds for the renovation of the former Second Presbyterian Church of Lockport, the new home of the Peanut Butter and Jelly Drive and the Winter Wonderland Project.Admission to the fair is either 2 jars of peanut butter or jelly, or $3.00.

EDITING IN FINAL CUT EXPRESSTuesday, November 20th 7:00 - 9:00pm Lockport Community Television 293 Niagara St. Lockport, NY 14094 (434-1733) www.lctv.net The basics of editing in Final Cut Express. Everything from importing your footage into a computer to making cuts, adding transitions, titles and effects will be covered in this introductory course. We will also discuss outputting your projects to DVD and getting your program ready for airing on LCTV. Cost: $35

STUDIO GRAPHICSTuesday, November 27th 7:00-9:00pmLockport Community Television 293 Niagara St. Lockport, NY 14094 (434-1733) www.lctv.net

How to create titles for your studio TV programs. We will discuss designing graphics for television, operating the computer during shows and adding photos to your projects. Cost: $15

FOOD PANTRYThursday, November 29th 1:00 – 3:00pmKenmore Presbyterian Church 2771 Delaware Ave.Kenmore, NY 14217 (875-7600)Registration available at the pantry or by contacting Church office at 716-875-7600

STUDIO CAMERA OPERATIONTuesday, December 4th 7:00 - 9:00pmLockport Community Television Studio Camera Operation 293 Niagara Street Lockport, NY 14094 (434-1733) www.lctv.net This class focuses on the operation of the studio based cameras including shot composition as well as the basics of floor managing and taking direction. Cost: $15

STUDIO DIRECTINGTuesday, December 11th 7:00 - 9:00pmLockport Community Television 293 Niagara St. Lockport, NY 14094 (434-1733) www.lctv.net Detailed demonstration of how to operate the studio switcher as well as how to effectively communicate with crew and perform videotape roll-in. Operation of the studio audio mixer operations will also be discussed.Cost: $25

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NOVEMBER 2012EVENtSHeartland Bible Church8110 West Ave., Gasport (772-6115)Discipleship Hour is at 11:15am

COFFEE CAFéEVERY SUNDAY 9:45-10:30AMAmherst Alliance Church3915 Millersport Hwy., Amherst (689-9832)Join us for fellowship, coffee and donuts before our Sunday service. Everybody welcome!

YOUTH FELLOWSHIPEVERY SUNDAY 6:00-7:30pm Kenmore Presbyterian 295 Elmwood Ave, Kenmore (875-7600)

NEW YOUNG ADULT BIBLE STUDYEVERY SUNDAY 7:30-9:00pmNorth Presbyterian Church300 North Forest Rd, Williamsville (632-1330)Are you 18-30s looking to meet other young adults at North Church? Please join us for a Bible study, fellowship, and refreshments on Sundays from 7:30-9pm at Peter & Tara Martin’s home in Eggertsville. Questions? Email Tara at [email protected].

YOUTH GROUPSECOND & FOURTH SUNDAYS 6:00 - 8:00pmCovenant United Church of Christ4449 Main Street, Gasport, NYGasport Youth Group meets on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month from 6p-8p at Covenant United Church of Christ, 4449 Main Street, Gasport, NY. The group is made up of students from the neighboring towns for grades 5-12. For information: www.covenantyouth.org. Scott Brauer is the leader along with many of the parents.

ANOINTING & PRAYERS FOR HEALINGEVERY THIRD SUNDAY 8:00am & 10:00amChrist Episcopal Church7145 Fieldcrest Dr., Lockport (433-9229)

PRAYER & BIBLE STUDyEVERY MONDAY 10:01 AMChrist Episcopal Church7145 Fieldcrest Drive, Lockport 433-9229

YOUTH GROUP MEETINGSEVERY MONDAY 6:00pmMt. Olive Lutheran Church6965 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Lockport (434-8500)(Any student grades 7-12 are welcome!). Mondays 6:00pm beginning September 12th

BIKER CHURCHEVERY MONDAY 7:00pmTonawanda Free Methodist Church 207 Grove St., City of Tonawanda (693-1199) 30 Minute-Biker Church. We ride to different locations each Monday evening after 7:00pm Biker Church for food and fellowship. All are welcome.

PATHWAYS COFFEE HOUREVERY TUESDAY 10:00amPathways Bookstore Lincoln Rd. Lockport (434-8500)Join the people from Mt Olive church at Pathways Bookstore (Lincoln Rd. Lockport) ALL welcome!

VINTAGEEVERY TUESDAY 8:00PMThe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint Parkway, Getzville (631-2636)Vintage College-Age Young Adults Ministry “Vintage” – the college-age/young adult group. Live music- Honest dialogue- Real people. Join hundreds of other 18-20 something’s every Tuesday night at 8pm for the best night of your week! For more information contact Wes Aarum. www.vintagetruth.comRUTH CIRCLEEVERY THIRD TUESDAY 1:00pmFirst Presbyterian Church21 Church St., Lockport (433-5905)Ruth Circle is a group of golden age women who meet for study and companionship.

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FAMILY NIGHTEVERY WEDNESDAY 5:30-6:45pmAmherst Alliance Church3915 Millersport Hwy., AMH (689-9832)EVERY WEDNESDAY 6:00-7:00pmKing’s Kids Club –Ages 3 years to 5TH gradeEmmanuel United Methodist Church75 East Avenue, Lockport (433-2838)Focuses on the teachings of Bible stories: Inter-active lessons, crafts, fun activities and snacks.

MOVIEVERY WEDNESDAY 6:15-9:00pm The Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint Parkway, Getzville (631-2636)The MOVI movement gathers every Wednesday night in the Crosspoint Theatre, at the Crosspoint campus, from 6:15-9:00pm. Teens should expect that every Wednesday when they leave they are equipped and encouraged for the weeks journey ahead. This will happen through music, small groups, and discussions from the bible and more.

YOUTH GROUPEVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30pm – 8:30pmBethel Baptist Church995 Dodge Rd. Getzville (688-8668)www.bethel-nab.orgMiddle school and High School Students gather for a time of recreation (games), discipleship (bible study), and praise worship. All are invited to attend.

JESUS & ME (JAM) - CHILDREN’S OUTREACHEVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30pmFirst Baptist Church140 Genesee St., Lockport (434-1783)JAM meets It begins with a meal, come hungry! JAM uses lively worship, Bible teaching, an emphasis on missions, and small group activities. JAM ministers to children from K- 5th grade.

ADULT BIBLE STUDIESEVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30-8:00pmAmherst Baptist Church100 Willow Ridge Dr., Amherst (691-9456)

AWANA CHILDREN’S PROGRAMEVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30-8:00pmAmherst Baptist Church100 Willow Ridge Dr., Amherst (691-9456)

MID-WEEK PRAYER SERVICEEVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30–7:30pmLockport Alliance Church555 Davison Rd., Lockport (433-3571)

YOUTH GROUPEVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30-8:00 pmCalvary Baptist Church405 Lincoln Ave., Lockport (434-2251)Cubby Bears (peewee club) ages 2-KPatch Club (Grades 1-6)CBC Teens (Grades 7+)

ZANG’S GANG BIBLE STUDYEVERY WEDNESDAY 7:00pmMt. Olive Lutheran Church

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FAMILY NIGHTEVERY WEDNESDAYRidgewood Bible Church7073 Ridge Rd., Lockport (434-5774)AWANA Boys BrigadeIgnite (Jr. High) Fusion(Sr. High) Bible Study

TEA AND SHARINGEVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY 10:30amChrist Episcopal Church7145 Fieldcrest Dr. (corner of Rochester Rd. & Fieldcrest) Lockport (433-9229)Christ Episcopal Church, 7145 Fieldcrest Drive, Lockport extends a warm invitation to all the ladies of the community to attend their informal “Tea Time” on every second Wednesday at 10:30 AM in the parish hall. Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome so please bring a friend and come join us for fellowship. Christ Church is handicapped accessible.

SPAGHETTI DINNEREVERY THIRD WEDNESDAY (Sept- May) 4:30-6:30pmNew Covenant345 McConkey Dr. Town of Tonawanda (877-9882)www.nctag.orgHelp support our food pantry! $7.00 adult & 3.50 child 4-12

WEEKLY BIBLE STUDYEvery Thursday 11:00am - NOONPayne Avenue Christian Church 1451 Payne Ave. North TonawandaCome join us in our weekly Bible Study, every Thursday from 11am to noon and please feel free to bring a lunch.

BIBLE STUDYEVERY THURSDAY NOONClinton Street United Methodist Church50 North Adam St., Lockport (433-6227)Thurs. NOON (12:00 P. M.) Bible Study with Pastor Cheryl Brown. Bring your lunch!

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MOSAIC- SINGLES MINISTRYEVERY THURSDAY 7:00pmThe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint Parkway, Getzville 631-2636

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DIVORCE CAREEVERY THURSDAY 7:00pmThe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint Parkway, Getzville (631-2636)Divorce hurts! We’re not interested in the whys and how’s and what’s of your divorce, or to condemn or criticize. We’re interested in providing a forum where, in an environment of accountability built on

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STEP ONEEVERY THURSDAY 6:30pmMt. Olive Lutheran Church6965 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Lockport (434-8500)Join us for “Step One” -- a conversation about contemporary topics, refreshments and entertainment for all (even kids!) in a casual environment. Christian light, music and light refreshments)

TOGETHERNESS ON THURSDAYSEVERY THIRD THURSDAY 11:30amChrist Episcopal Church7145 Fieldcrest Dr. (corner of Rochester Rd. & Fieldcrest), LKPT (433-9229)Every Third Thursday is Togetherness on Thursday (TOT) at Christ Episcopal Church, 7145 Fieldcrest Drive in Lockport. Morning Prayer at 11:30 AM followed by lunch at noon. Call Church for reservations at 433-9229.

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PRAYER MEETINGEVERY FRIDAYMt Olive Lutheran Church6965 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Lockport (434-8500)Prayer Meeting at the Church

GOLDEN EAGLESEVERY SECOND FRIDAY OF THE MONTHThe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint Parkway, Getzville (631-2636)At The Chapel we value our senior citizens and strive to provide open doors for fellowship and a growing sense of community by enjoying life together. These luncheons and gatherings provide an opportunity for fellowship, fun and food in a light-hearted atmosphere, enabling everyone to become acquainted. For more information, contact Skip Hartman at 716-631-2636 x204.

VENDOR/CRAFT SHOW SATURDAYS EVERY SATURDAY 9:00am - 2:00pmGrace Lutheran Church375 Payne Ave (corner of Robinson)North Tonawanda, NY 14120Vendor/Craft Show Saturdays will feature vendors showcasing their products in and around the Church Memorial Hall coinciding with the NT City Market 9am-2. Second Saturday of each month the Church will continue to sell its famous hot chowder. A portion of the proceeds raised will be donated to charitable organizations. Tables available, contact Brian 716-523-0944. Free admission

WOMEN IN THE WORLD BIBLE STUDYEVERY SATURDAY 9:30amMt. Olive Lutheran Church6965 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Lockport (434-8500)

CLOTHING CO-OPFIRST SATURDAY 9:00am - NOONKenmore Alliance Church175 Bonnett Ave., Town of Tonawanda (876-5570)Join us the First Saturday of the month for our clothing co-op where anyone can

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Special arteries, called coronary arteries, bring blood to the heart. Narrowing of your coronary arteries due to plaque can stop or slow down the flow of blood to your

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Some plaques have a thin covering and burst (rupture), releasing fat and cholesterol into the bloodstream. The release of fat and cholesterol may cause your blood to clot. A clot can block the flow of blood. This blockage can cause angina or a heart attack.

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The Dale Association and The Salvation Army of Lockport have teamed up for a fun-fundraiser. Join us for

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You’ll choose from chef-created soups and bread by local restaurants* served in beautiful hand-painted soup bowls that you’ll take home as a

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Just a few weeks ago, we saw many little girls dressed up as princesses, while boys proudly wore a suit of armor as they roamed about the neighborhood gathering Tricks or Treats. One reason royalty appeals to the hearts of children, as well as adults, is that deep down we all feel we are valuable—that we are “royal” every bit as much as they. No matter what the circumstances of our birth, no matter how lowly our situation in in life, we are all children of God and heirs to the kingdom. We can learn, change and grow in ways that enable us to overcome whatever obstacles come our way.Most of us are familiar with the story of Cinderella. Although it is a fairy tale, perhaps there is a moral to the story. Cinderella did not retaliate against wickedness, kept the faith when persecuted, sang songs of hope while forced to do all the dirty work, and knew who her father was before he had died. As a result she was blessed. Jesus asks us to do the same when He said “Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” -Matthew 5:10. At the outset of his Gospel,

Matthew established Jesus’ claim to the Kingship of Israel by recording His royal lineage. In the very first sentence, he referred to Jesus as “Christ,” which means the “anointed one.” Then he emphasized Jesus’ relationship to Abraham, the father of the Jewish people, and to King David whose lineage was of the Messiah. If we are to reap the benefits of the throne we must do as Jesus told us and seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Matthew 6:33. Many of us expect all “these things” to be added unto us and then try to squeeze God in there somewhere. Then we wonder why He has not blessed our finances, relationships, jobs and “these things.” I don’t expect that a “Fairy God Mother” will appear if we are faithful, but we have a Father God who asks us to put Him first, and promises all His best for those who trust in Him. How and when God blesses us is up to Him. Cinderella knew who her father was- he was nobleman, and loved her very much before his passing. Like Cinderella, if we are to wear our crown, we must understand who our heavenly

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BY JEFF KEEFE How did these men who were not

from King David’s line and not even ethnic Jews, but from the ancient territory of Edom, get to be kings of the Jews?

A little more than 100 years before the birth of Jesus, John Hyrcanus conquered Idumea (Edom). Hyrcanus was descended from the Jewish family of Mattathias Maccabaeus, the family that led the revolt against the Seleucid Empire. The descendants of the Maccabees became known as Hasmoneans. John Hyrcanus (134-104BC) was strong enough, and with the full support of the Sadducees and the High Priest (but not the Pharisees), to tell the Idumeans that it was necessary that if they wanted to retain their land and their wealth that they would need to convert to Judaism and follow its customs and practices. One of those families that converted was the aristocratic, wealthy and influential family of Antipater.

Alexander Janneus (103-76) became King after the death of his father, John Hyrcanus and a year later, his older brother, Aristobolus (104-103BC). Alexander needed a governor for the Idumaean territory and he chose Antipater. Antipater had diplomatic, political, military skills which were always useful in the ancient world to

those who governed. He had four sons, Phasael, Herod (b.73 BC), Joseph, and Pheroras, and a daughter. After Alexander’s death in 76, his wife, Queen Solome ruled until her death in 67BC. After her death, their two sons, Hyrcanus II and Aristobolus II and supporters of each vied for the Jewish throne. Both brothers appealed to the Roman General Pompey for support. A third group of leading citizens from Judah also appealed to Pompey to have neither as king and someone else as high priest. After some intrigue, misunderstandings and fighting, Hyrcanus II and Pompey united to capture Jerusalem in 63 BC from the supporters of Aristobolus II. He was captured and sent to Rome.

In about 47 BC during an Egyptian civil war, Julius Caesar had become trapped in Cleopatra’s palace in Alexandria. Sent by Hyrcanus II, a small military force led by Antipater, helped other forces rescue Caesar. As a reward, Antipater was made the ruler of Judea. Antipater appointed his son Phasael as governor of Judea, Hyrcanus II was allowed to continue as High Priest. Antipater appointed his 25 year old son Herod (the future Herod the Great) as governor of Galilee.

After Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC and Antipater poisoned in 43 BC, the Parthians invaded nearby

Syria. In Jerusalem Antigonus, a son of Aristobolus II and nephew of Hyrcanus II, with the aid of the Parthians captured Jerusalem. Phasael committed suicide. Antigonus had Hyrcanus II’s ear mutilated, making him unqualified to be High Priest. Herod fled to Rome where the Roman Senate voted Herod the title “King of the Jews.” The last of the Hasmonean Kings, Antigonus II ruled as king in Jerusalem until 37 BC when Herod returned with his army and with forces provided by Marc Antony and captured Jerusalem. Herod rebuilt and greatly expanded the Jerusalem Temple and the Temple Mount. He built the harbor at Caesarea and a palace fit for a king. (It was later to become the residence of Pontius Pilate and other governors). He built palaces at Herodium, Masada and Jericho. He ruled as King of the Jews until his death in 4 BC.

Herod is said to have had five wives and perhaps 15 sons. He killed his favorite wife and at least 3 of his sons. His friend, the Emperor Augustus, is quoted as having said, I’d rather be Herod’s pig than one of his sons. This is the Herod that Matthew the magi encounter on the journey looking for a new born king (Matthew 2).

Two of Herod’s sons ruled during Jesus life, Herod Antipas ruled Galilee and Philip, ruled in Bethsaida, Caesarea

Philip and the area north and east of the Sea of Galilee. Jesus traveled in both their territories. A third son, Archelaus is mentioned in Matt 2:22, Caesar Augustus replace him in 6AD with a procurator after complaints of brutality. It is a grandson of Herod, Herod Agrippa I, that in Acts 12 kills the Apostle James, one of the sons of Zebedee in 44AD. It is his son, Herod Agrippa II, that Paul encounters in Acts 25 in the harbor city of Caesarea (Maritima), built by Herod the Great,

The Herods – father, Herod the Great; sons Herod Antipas, Philip and Archelaus, grandson Herod Agrippa I and great grandson Herod Agrippa II, are all in the New Testament.

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