March 2015 - First Presbyterian Church in Goshen

THE TOWER TIE
The Newsletter of the
First Presbyterian Church of Goshen
33 Park Place; Goshen, NY 10924
The Reverend David Calvin Kingsley, Pastor
Telephone: (845) 294-7991; fax: (845) 615-1239
email: fpgoshen@frontiernet.net
Robert J. Clooney, Director of Ministry of Music
Patricia Schwetje, Church Secretary
Web Page: www.fpgoshen.org
March 2015
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Faithful in Small Things
Make an ark of gopher wood . . . this is how you are to make it (Genesis 6:14–15)
As I sit in my office writing this, we are under yet another arctic blast. We have had weeks of this, and we
already know there will surely be a next time when the prolonged cold will freeze pipes, overwork us with snow
removal, and cause wrecks and falls.
Something like that will happen again. It’s not a matter of “if,” it’s a matter of “when.” This is a question worth
pondering: how do you get ready for a storm? How do you prepare yourself for a storm that hasn’t come yet,
and still prepare in such a way that the mere threat of a storm doesn’t determine how you live?
It would seem strange for southern Atlantic Coast and Gulf Coast residents to leave plywood nailed over their
windows year-round “just in case.” There are some preparations that can only be done when the horizon is dark,
the winds are up, and the waters are high.
What I’m asking is not really about how to prepare your house or your driveway, but rather I’m asking about
you. How do you prepare yourself?
We know from reading Genesis 6 that Noah had found favor with the Lord. He was a man who walked with
God. Phrases like “finding favor in the eyes of the Lord” and “walking with God” are high-sounding phrases.
They speak to the nobility of Noah’s character and his right standing with God as compared with the
wickedness of his neighbors. But these high-sounding phrases are given definition and detail when it comes to
the boat.
God gave Noah specific instructions: use gopher wood…cover it with pitch…three levels…300 cubits
long…50 cubits wide…30 cubits high…place a doorway on the side. Thus, Noah built the ark.
Maybe that’s what it means to walk with God. Maybe that’s how we find favor with the Lord. We first listen
closely for what God wants us to do, and then we obey God in detail being faithful in small things. That’s how
Noah got ready for the storm. He did it with gopher wood and pitch.
Spiritual warfare isn’t always a cataclysmic battle. Sometimes it’s a daily struggle to do what we’ve been called
to do. Faithfulness in small things will not get you out of the storm, but it will clear the path that takes you
through it.
Be obedient in the ordinary things. Do your work well and deal honestly with your clients or employer. Speak
kind words to those around you. Love your children and honor your spouse. Tell the truth. Apologize when you
need to do so, confront with grace and not vitriol.
Be faithful to God in the small things. Trust his faithfulness to you in the big things. Then you’ll be ready for
anything.
Finding calm in the midst of the storm,
Pastor Kingsley
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March Leads Us from Lent II to Palm Sunday
We have marked ourselves as penitent and contrite when we received
the ashes on our foreheads on Ash Wednesday. That act marked the
beginning of our Lenten journey -- a season of self-examination, of
taking stock of our lives, of looking closely at our short comings and
taking steps to set things right. Jesus spent 40 days in the wilderness
preparing for his death; and, as Christians, we spend the time preparing
ourselves to arrive at Easter Sunday renewed and deepened in our
faith.
I was thinking about an updated interpretation of Lenten observance rather than the old “giving up
something.” Here are some interesting ideas I came across for a more meaningful Lenten practice
guaranteed to change us from the inside out.
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Pray daily for our enemies
Weather permitting, get outside everyday and walk in nature
Meditate -- spend some time in silence
Journal your experiences to life as it unfolds around you
Take pictures of things that interest you
Reduce your media exposure -- stop the bombardment of bad news
Don’t allow technology to hold you captive – unplug
Follow a daily devotional such as “Our Daily Bread”
Invite a friend to church
Practice a random act of kindness each week
Call someone you’ve neglected
Hold peace instead of reacting to every disturbance that arises
Memorize an uplifting passage that speaks to you
Reach out and support relief efforts in your church and community
We conclude the month of March as we enter Holy Week starting with Palm
Sunday on March 29. We celebrate and recall the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem
singing the joyous entrance hymn, The Palms as the youth lay their palm branches
on the chancel. However, just as events took a sudden turn for Jesus as he faced
his trial and ultimate crucifixion, our service turns more somber as we anticipate the
events of Holy Week with the choral anthem, Beneath the Cross of Jesus; the
beautiful Pie Jesu; and When I Survey the Wondrous Cross.
We then continue our Lenten journey with the services of Holy Week. First, we
observe Maundy Thursday, which derives from the Latin word “mandatum,”
meaning “commandment.” The events of Maundy Thursday highlight the
humility and servanthood of Jesus. His command to His disciples is a
command that He leaves for us as well, “A new command I give you: Love one
another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this all men
will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another” (John 13:34-35).
As we enter, we extend our hands to be cleansed by our pastor. The chancel
is transformed into a glowing candlelit space in which to experience the
Passover Meal, the last supper or communion before Easter. At the
conclusion of the service, the altar is stripped of all elements and windows are blackened out in
preparation for the somber tone of the service on Good Friday.
On Good Friday, April 3, the service presents a dramatic reenactment of the events of
Jesus’ trial and crucifixion in word and music. It is a moving and emotional experience
for all. We depart in silence and darkness not to reenter the sanctuary until Easter
Sunday morning.
Robert Clooney
Director of Ministry of Music
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A Lenten Prayer
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.
Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
where there is injury, pardon;
where there is doubt, faith;
where there is despair, hope;
where there is darkness, light;
and where there is sadness, joy.
O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek
to be consoled as to console;
to be understood as to understand;
to be loved as to love.
For it is in giving that we receive;
it is in pardoning that we are pardoned;
and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. Amen
News of the Prayer Shawl Ministry
The ladies have been busy keeping their hooks flying throughout the cold winter months. Two shawls
made by Joan Howell’s magic fingers were given to Mrs. Cox’s daughters at her funeral reception in
February. Two shawls were also presented to Fran Hoffmann and her daughter Heather upon the
passing of Fran’s husband and Heather’s dad, Dr. Hoffmann. These came from the talents of Joan
Butensky. Jen Pillar will also send a shawl to her aunt who is battling a serious illness and her
grandmother who is the caretaker in Maryland. Thank you, Jen for getting those hugs out to your
family. I know it will be a comfort to them both. So as quickly as they are made, they seem to fly right
back out the door. Thank you ladies, one and all, for your continued support and dedication to this
wonderful church ministry!
February is the month when we collect yarn to keep this ministry flourishing. We thank all of you who
placed some yarn into our bin. Not only is the yarn used for the ministry, but also hats and scarves
made for the Salvation Army and the Midnight Run. Yarn that we cannot use (too small an amount or
not the right weight for a shawl) will be passed to our Sunday school or the Vacation Bible School
group to be used. Believe me; we will not waste what we find.
Also, the beautiful crocheted angels are back in the Narthex for taking and also the mini shawls to
carry in your pocket are back in the basket. Please take one when you need one or pass it on to
someone you know.
Thank you again to everyone who supports us. We couldn’t do it without you.
Consider yourselves hugged,
Wendy Lee Paffenroth
Shawl Ministry Secretary
DEACONS’ PALM SUNDAY BRUNCH- MARCH 29
Please join us in the sharing of food and fellowship following the worship services.
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION
The PW Association does not meet during the winter months and will meet again on the first Monday
of March in the parlor at approximately 7:00 p.m. Please join us. All are welcome.
Our condolences to Moderator Fran Hoffmann and her family on the passing of her beloved husband
Don early in February. Don was also a great supporter of PW, and we will miss his gentlemanly
ways. We hope that all our thoughts and prayers will be of comfort to Fran and her family.
This note was received for PW:
“Thank you so very much for the Christmas gifts and plant that you were so kind to give us. Your
hearts are enormous. We have always been the givers and now we are the receivers. Yes we are
having our ups and downs, but we have faith with all your prayers Bill’s health will improve. Your
generosity has been accepted with an open heart. A special thank you to all who make it possible to
attend church most Sundays; the choir, the greeters, the Sunday school teachers, the children, the
servers, ladies group, men’s group, janitor for clearing the snow away, and Rev. David Kingsley for
his expert sermons and guidance. Hope you all got a piece of this Hug. Bill and Audrey Howell and
sons.”
Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Howell; this deserved sharing with everyone. We are so glad to see you
each week as well. Our church is made of special people like yourselves. We are glad we could bring
a little joy to you as well.
PW will be hosting a special coffee hour in May. We are hoping the men will challenge us again.
Thank you to the ladies who helped with the funeral reception for Gertrude Cox and Dr. Hoffmann.
God bless each of you for all you do.
Respectfully,
Wendy Lee Paffenroth – Secretary PW
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SHOPRITE GIFT CARDS FOR SALE
Would you like to help support our church’s upcoming mission trip? Do you buy groceries at
ShopRite? Then we have an easy solution for you! Purchase ShopRite gift cards from FP Goshen at
full face value. The church receives 5% back from ShopRite. You can buy $5, $10, $25, $50, or $100
gift cards. Cards are available during coffee hour on Sundays and during office hours at the church
office during the week. Ask your relatives, friends, and co-workers. The more we sell, the more
money we raise! Contact Mark or Paty Glasse with questions at 845-986-1460 or
mpglasse@optonline.net
SHARE PAGE
If you have something you want to share - a recipe, poem, prayer, something that touched your heart,
email me by the 15th of the month, and we will try to get it into the next newsletter. Email me at:
wendypaffenroth@gmail.com Thank you, Wendy Lee Paffenroth.
This was shared with me recently and I, in turn, would like to share it with you. Wendy
HAVING FAITH
“Faith is what we do not see, and the reward of faith is to see what we believe.” St. Augustine
The fields were parched and brown from the lack of rain, the crops lay wilting from thirst.
People in the farming community were anxious as each day the sun again shone bright and
hot without a cloud in sight. They searched the sky for some relief, but none came, and the
days turned to weeks. If there was no rain soon, everything they worked so hard for would be
lost.
The local ministers got together and wanted to restore faith to the community. They decided
to call for an hour of prayer on the town square that following Saturday. They requested that
each person bring an object of faith for inspiration, to come with an open heart, and to bring
everyone they knew.
At high noon the townspeople gathered. They filled the square and listened to the ministers
words. All the faiths prayed together, they held hands, they held their Holy Books, their
crosses, their rosaries, and whatever meant the most to them.
When the hour ended, as if by a magical command, a soft rain began to fall. Cheers swept
through the crowd. They held up those faithful treasures to the sky in gratitude and praise.
From the middle of the crowd came one symbol of faith. It was held by a small child who
carefully opened up the umbrella they had brought.
BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY
WHEN: SATURDAY, March 28, 2015
TIME: 8:30-10:00 A.M. OR 10:00-11:30A.M.
WHERE: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN GOSHEN
COST: $7.00 PER PERSON, PAID IN ADVANCE
Included in the price of each paying child’s reservation will be tickets for
crafts, games, and activities (for children of all ages), and an egg hunt.
The Easter Bunny will be on hand to greet everyone.
BRING YOUR CAMERA TO CATCH THAT SPECIAL MOMENT ON THE
EASTER BUNNY’S LAP!
LIMITED SEATING; DON’T DELAY!!
Reservations accepted in the church office through March 23.
Questions? Call 469-6063 or 294-7991
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RESERVATION FORM for “Breakfast with the Easter Bunny”
Name_______________________________ Phone_________________________
Address_____________________________________________________________
E-mail ______________________________________________________________
Preferred Seating Time
on Saturday, March 28
Number of adults
and older children______
_____ 8:30 to 10:00 OR _____10:00 to 11:30
Number AND AGES of children participating
in breakfast and activities_____________________________________
(Activities include an egg hunt. Please bring your own baskets.)
TOTAL NUMBER X $7.00 COST PER PERSON = $_______________
Please make checks payable to: First Presbyterian Church, 33 Park Place, Goshen, NY 10924.
Forms and checks can be dropped off at the church office.
TIDBITS FROM THE TOWER
HAPPY MARCH BIRTHDAYS TO:
Gina Gruber
Josephine Bartley
Jennifer Piller
Deborah Spencer
Wendy Paffenroth
Betty Lobb
Connor Gati
Robert Lobb
Jean Musgrave
Karen Magee
Logan Fuller
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Patrick Farley
Ally Phelan
Hannah Taylor
Jeff Kingsley
Maureen Johnson
Jeff Gati, Jr.
Caryl Swald
Robin Paulus
Tyler Cox
Michael Roper
Jack Quick
HAPPY MARCH ANNIVERSARIES TO:
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Bill and Carolyn Keller
If you are also celebrating a special day, we wish you much happiness. If you would like your
birthday and/or anniversary included, please give your dates to Pat in the church office.
CONGRATULATIONS TO:
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Jackson Diglio on being named champion of the school-wide National Geographic Bee at Goshen
Intermediate School for the second year in a row.
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Sam Boese on being one of the winners of the New York Civil Liberties Union Bill of Right Essay
Contest.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE HOLY WEEK SERVICES
PALM SUNDAY – MARCH 29 – 9:30 A.M.
MAUNDY THURSDAY WORSHIP AND COMMUNION SERVICE – APRIL 2 - 7:30 P.M.
SERVICE OF DARKNESS - GOOD FRIDAY – APRIL 3 – 7:30 P.M.
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE – APRIL 5 – 7:00 A.M.
EASTER SUNDAY WORSHIP – APRIL 5 – 9:30 A.M.
DEACON’S 3RD ANNUAL SPAGHETTI DINNER
SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH
$5.00: Children 4 -11 years
5PM TO 7 PM
$10.00 Children 12 and older/ Adults
Ages 3 and under: free
Tickets can be purchased in the office or from any Deacon
Includes salad, bread, beverage, and ice cream sundae for dessert
Take out available
Gluten Free Spaghetti/meatballs upon request
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 2015
St. James’ Episcopal Church, 1 St. James Place, Goshen, will be hosting the annual World Day of Prayer on
March 6 from 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. in St. James’ Parish Hall. We hope you will join us in prayer and fellowship with
the women of the Goshen community.
A light luncheon will be served, so please come hungry! If you have any questions, contact Sharon Lunden at
845-615-1330 or mrsfathercarl@gmail.com.
PLEASE PAY YOUR PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT FOR 2015
Every year, the Presbytery of the Hudson River charges every member church an assessment according to the
current active membership. Our recorded active membership is currently 345 and our assessment per
member (not per family) for 2015 is $31.00, which is a total of $10,695.00 to be taken from our operating
budget. Please assist with this expense and write a check for your family assessment, if you haven’t already
done so, and either mail it to the church or place it in the Sunday offering plate. Thanks for doing your share.
JOYFUL VOICES FROM AFRICA
In just over two months, our church will be filled with joyful voices from Africa! The Watoto Children’s
Choir will be performing at FP Goshen on Friday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. The choir is from Uganda and
they “sing for their supper” and the roofs over their heads! The Watoto choir will tour the U.S. in order
to raise money to support their villages in Uganda.
There is no charge to attend the concert; a free will offering will be collected. We need host families
willing to house two children and one adult overnight. This is a unique cultural opportunity! If you have
an interest in being a host family, please contact Mark and Paty Glasse at 845-986-1460 or
mpglasse@optonline.net
COFFEE HOUR
Beginning in April, the first Sunday of every month will be a “congregation coffee hour.” Please
donate a food item and bring to the kitchen by 8:30 a.m. Please contact Robin Knoblock at 845-3131319 with any questions or if you want to sign up to host a coffee hour.
Thank you.
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Easter Lilies
If you are interested in ordering an Easter lily for the sanctuary in honor or memory of a loved one,
please do so by March 22, 2013. Just fill out the form below and give it to Betty Lobb, Carolyn Keller,
or Carol Gabella, or place it in the offering plate. The price for each plant is $12.99 and they can be
taken home after the Easter morning service. If you do not plan to take the plant, please indicate
that on the order form so that we may pass it on to a shut in or leave it to continue to beautify
the sanctuary for a few more Sundays. Checks should be written to “First Presbyterian Church”
with the words “Easter Lilies” in the memo.
Thank you,
Betty, Carolyn, and Carol, co-chairs
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Name: ________________________________________
Number of plants ordered: _________________________
Text to be printed in the bulletin:
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THE 6TH ANNUAL
GOSHEN CHILI CHALLENGE
Once more the First Presbyterian Church Mission Committee is gearing up for the fun event of
the season—The Goshen Chili Challenge!
~Date: Saturday, March 21, 2015
~Time: 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Voting ends 6:30)
~ Place: Fellowship Hall
It’s hard to believe, but this is the sixth year that this rousing event is being held in Goshen,
and the excitement is mounting. Who makes the best chili in Goshen? Maybe it’s you or your
organization. Find out by joining us in this night of friendly competition that’s entertaining and
enjoyable.
Entries will be limited to 15. Registration to enter chili in the contest is $25.00. Prizes will be
awarded for the winning chili in each category: “Popular Vote” for an individual entry and
“Popular Vote” for an organization. Also, three local chefs will grant one winner the “Judge’s
Super Chef Award!” Each winner in each category receives a $50 cash prize and a plaque to
guarantee bragging rights forever.
To ensure your spot in this popular event, don’t delay in returning the entry form below. Send
it with your check to: The First Presbyterian Church of Goshen, 33 Park Place, Goshen, NY
10924. Please write, “Attention: Chili Challenge” on your check. For more information, call
Geri Corey at 294-8414.
All proceeds go to----PresbyBuild in Partnership
with Habitat for Humanity of Newburgh.
Name: Individual or Organization______________________________________________
If an organization, the name of the person in charge________________________________
Phone number of contact person______________________________________________
PRAYER CORNER
The following members or friends are going through a time in which they have asked for prayer by
the church. Please keep the following people in your prayers:
Vince Ahrens
Rosa B.
JoAnna Becerril
Sarah Burrows
Eric Carsanty
The Family of Gertrude Cox
Bob Dennis
David Dzierzek
Mary Lee Farris’ sister
Rebecca Garloch
Dorothy Gott
The Family of Don Hoffmann
Susan Johnson
Bob and Barbara Kennedy
Jeff Knox
James Magee
Riley Martin
Evelyn Mercado
Jude Monteleone
Nina and Jason
Ann Ott
Velma Peters
Tim Richardson
Tom Sawyer
Bryan Scott and Family
Fred Smith
David Paul Spradlin
Elmer Stevens
George Tietz
Kenya VanZandt
Molly Wanat
Anne Wood’s brother-in-law
Phyla Wright
Dedra Altizer
The Barron Family
The Family of Virginia Bennett
Anthony Capaccio
Jean Chang
Bruce and Jean Crandall
Joe Destefano
Everyone serving in the Military
Ben Fisher
Graham Glasse
Barbara and George Hankins
Carol Hoffman
Rosemary Joy
Laura and Tom Kennedy
Liz LaMontanaro
Kelly Magee Thrush
Andy Marussich
Jeff Monroe
Eileen Myslinski
Nick K.
Alice Paffenroth
The Ptak Family
Loretta Richner
Kevin Schuler
Dorothy Sevcik
The Smith Family
Jackson Spradlin
Bill and Jean Strong
Butch Turley
Ashley Wade
The Weinberger Family
Orra Wood
Beryl Yungman
Millie Augere
Emily Barry and Family
Ed Berry
Mary Carr
Steve and Carol Coon
Suzanne DeBlock
Sally Dorritie
Evie and Family
Norm and Sharon Frelinger
Kate Goodspeed
Kevin and Sara Hankins
Bill Howell
Carolyn Keller’s father
Roberta Kinnamon
Robert Lobb
Gavin Martin
The McCloud Family
Joseph Montalbano
Richard Nash
Amy (Thompson) Nguyen
Dave and Wendy Paffenroth
Rachel Reeves
Ted Sandstrom
Fred Schwarz
Matt Skyer and Family
Louise Spencer
Peggy Srirach
Jean Stukey
Kim Valentini and Family
Wendy Bynum-Wade
Jo Wolfe
Sharon Worden
The Family of Larry Zakreski
(If you or someone you know would like to be on this list or if you would like to take a name off the list,
please call the church office and the name(s) will be included/omitted next month.)
Maney-Hawkins Meditation Garden
MARCH UPDATE
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Memorial Pavers
To order a memorial paver to honor or remember a loved one, please see Pat in the church office.
The cost of each paver is $100. We now have eight orders on-hand. We will place another order when we
have a total of ten. Get your order in soon!
13 Niches Remain for Purchase in the Memorial Columbarium
Each niche allows for double or single interment with four purchase options:
Payment in Full = $2,500
12-Month Payment Option = $250 / month for 12 months ($3,000)
24-Month Payment Option = $130 / month for 24 months ($3,120)
36-Month Payment Option = $ 90 / month for 36 months ($3,240)
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“Stewards of Our Garden”
Thank you to our dedicated Stewards for keeping the garden neat!
The MARCH and early APRIL Steward’s Schedule:
Jen and Gregg Piller:
Beryl Yungman and Karen Bende:
Barbara and George Hankins:
March 1 – March 15
March 16 – March 31
April 1 – April 15
It takes only a few minutes of your time to pick up any litter, pull a weed, or sweep a few pavers clean, and you
can help keep our garden beautiful! Contact Pat in the church office to sign up.
Call the church office (845-294-7991), Rev. Kingsley, or Wayne George (914-213-4093)
For any information you may need about The Maney-Hawkins Meditation Garden.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday March 14 - Health and Wellness Expo at the CJ Hooker School from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Darlene Bartley and Mark Glasse will be there at a table selling ShopRite cards and crocheted
items. We will also have a donation bucket for Nicaragua. We would also like to have
information about our church to hand out, so if anyone has a brochure that can be printed for
us to share that would be awesome. Good way to get new members…..
Sunday March 15 - the St Patrick’s Day Parade at 1:00 p.m.
We will again be selling hot dogs, burgers, corned beef sandwiches, fries, and beverages.
Please come out and support our mission fundraiser. If you cannot come and would like to
help, we can use donations of soda and water. Please let Pastor Kingsley know if you can help
with this.
Friday April 10 Tricky Tray
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. calling at 7:30 p.m.
Refreshments will be served. We are hoping for 100 baskets. There will be a 50/50 and a
sweepstakes table as well. It would be appreciated if you could donate a themed wrapped
basket for the event. The baskets should contain new items and be a value of at least $25.00.
They can be dropped off on Thursday evening.
Saturday April 18 - Community Yard Sale
Jeanette McDowell will be hosting this event so look for that information coming up. If you
need to clean out for the spring, please put your items aside and come to the Community Yard
Sale….
Sunday April 26 - Accessory After The Fact
12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
If you are looking for something special for Mothers Day, a birthday gift, or just for yourself
you will want to come to this event. Come and check the beautiful scarfs, jewelry, hand bags
and much more. The prices are reasonable and I know you will walk away with more than one
item…
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Confessing Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, guided and
empowered by the Holy Spirit, we shall seek to use our gifts
through worship, ministry, and mission, to gather the Church
in from the world, to continue to nurture one another, to
serve a world still broken, and to exemplify through common
values and purposes Christian discipleship to the greater
glory of God.
BOARD OF ELDERS
Class of 2015
Kathy Alevras
Wendy Bynum-Wade
Elizabeth (BA) Long
Louise Spencer
Sue Varden
Orra Wood
Class of 2016
Cliff Bartley
Geri Corey
John Redman
Tom Sawyer
Mal Stewart
Jo Wolfe
Class of 2017
Robin Knoblock
Karen Magee
Anne Tuthill
Grover vonPentz
Rob Warner
Clerk of Session: Sue Varden
BOARD OF DEACONS
Class of 2015
Laura Colacci
Carol Gabella
Tina McCloud
Gregg Piller
Jennifer Piller
Nancy Smith
Hannah Warner
Class of 2016
Wendy Donohue
Bill Eustance
Gina Gruber
John Gruber
Carolyn Keller
Kathleen Kingsley
Lisa Montalbano
Class of 2017
Diana Bowe
Diane Church
Lori Kilmer
Mary Kingsley
Charlie vonPentz
Nancy Warner
Cheryl Zis
Moderators of Deacons:
Carolyn Keller and Carol Gabella
Presbyterian Women:
STAFF
Robert Clooney, Director of the Ministry of Music
Pat Schwetje, Church Secretary
Kim Hoernig, Church Treasurer
Richard Paulus, Financial Secretary
Anne Wood, CLP – Mission Pastor to Sullivan County