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“Put on love, which links everything together in perfect harmony.” ~Colossians 3:14
3 Pastor’s Letter
4 Worship With Us
5 New Member Class
6 This Weekend
7 Stewardship
8-9 Church Calendar
7 Senior’s Ministry
10 Women’s Ministry
5 Sunday School Classes
10 Men’s Ministry
11 Children’s Ministry
12 Youth Ministry
13 Vacation Bible School
14 Camp Spalding
14-15 At A Glance
13 Food Bank
16 Contact Us
11 Parent’s Night Out
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Dear Church Family,
It seems to me that most of us find it hard to wait. Some consider waiting a waste
of time, perhaps because they agree with our cultural mandate: "Get going! Do some-
thing! Show you are capable of having an impact!" Others don't like waiting because it's
uncomfortable to be in a place between where you are and where you want to be. It
impresses me, therefore, that there are so many people in the Bible who are called by God
to wait.
The psalms reflect this attitude of waiting; "My soul is waiting for the Lord. I
count on his word. My soul is longing for the Lord more than a watchman for daybreak.
Because with the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption" (Psalm 130:5-7). The
Israelites in Egypt are waiting for a deliverer. The Jews in Jesus' day are waiting for a
Messiah. The disciples are told by Jesus to wait in Jerusalem until the Holy Spirit is
given. Waiting seems to be an important aspect of the spiritual life.
People who wait in the Bible have received a promise that is at work in them, like a
seed that has started to grow. It may be a specific promise, such as: "You will be given
the Holy Spirit," or it may be more general: "I am with you always, to the end of the age."
Waiting on God, therefore, is nurtured by promises that help us stay where we are until
God clearly tells us to move into a new situation.
Waiting is also active. We usually think of waiting as something very passive, a
hopeless state determined by events totally out of our control. The plane is late? You can-
not do anything about it, so you have to sit there and just wait. But in the Bible there is
none of this fatalistic passivity. Those who are waiting are waiting with a deep faith that
God has planted the seed and that something has begun. While we are waiting, God is at
work putting everything in its place so at the right time, he can bring us into the new
situation. This means that a waiting person is also a
patient person. To be patient is to be willing to stay
where we are and live the situation out to the full in the
belief that something hidden in the present will be
made clear to us by God in the future.
Lastly, it is important to note that people who
wait in the Bible usually wait together. The Christian
community is designed by God as a place of support,
celebration, and affirmation of what is, even as we wait
for God to reveal to us what will be. As a family of
faith we come together around the promise that God
will bless us as a church. We don't yet know quite what
that will look like in the future, but together we wait
patiently and prayerfully for God to show us. And,
while we wait, we continue doing the ministry he has
called us to today.
Yours (as we wait),
Pastor Steve www.congopres.org 3
SUNDAY 8:30am Contemporary Service This worship offers a modern way to praise our Lord. Our tal-ented Song Team leads our music. Come as you are and worship in a casual atmosphere. Join us for Fellowship following wor-ship.
10:00am Sunday School is offered for all ages. Choose from several adult opportunities while children and youth attend their own classes. A full class list is available online. www.congopres.org
11:00am Traditional Service This worship is traditional with hymns and music offered by the beautiful voices of our Chancel Choir. Join us for Fellowship fol-lowing worship.
Childcare available all morning.
WEDNESDAY 6:15pm The Well Join us
in Fellowship Hall for an interactive worship experience that explores life and faith in an experiential and dynamic new way. In May, we are continuing our Lives Under Construction Series and on May 30th is our Summer Kickoff with a BBQ at Pioneer Park.
Childcare is available for 5 and under in the Nursery. Children 1st - 6th grade have the special opportunity to grow in fellowship with our LOGOS Programs.
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MARRIAGE CLASS Led by Pastor Josh Bruns (meets in the Conference Room of the Administration Building). This six-week class is exploring intimacy, communication, encouragement, forgiveness, and spiritual unity, and will strengthen new as well as seasoned marriages.
WE'RE SINGING ON THE WAY UP TO JERUSALEM Led by Rev. Steve Taulbee (meets in the Pilgrim Hall Chapel). Join us for our study of the Songs of Ascent (Psalms 120 through 134), fifteen psalms that were likely sung by Hebrew pilgrims as they went up to Jerusalem to the great worship festivals.
WHAT WE BELIEVE . . . WHAT OTHERS BELIEVE
Led by Pastor Steve Wilbraham (meets downstairs in the Administration Building). This class examines some of our basic Christian faith statements and compares them with the beliefs of other faith traditions. We will talk about the religious practices of Christians and contrast them with the diversity of religious practices that we see in those who follow other religions.
NEW MEMBER CLASS
SATURDAY, MAY 19
8:30 – 11:30 AM in
FELLOWSHIP HALL
A light breakfast will be served!
Are you actively involved in the life and ministry of
Congregational-Presbyterian Church but have not yet made the commitment of membership?
Would you like to hear more about our church and our vision for ministry? Would you like to
deepen your connection with the people and ministries of our church? Then, the New Member
Class is for you.
Through the New Member Class you will be able to explore what we as a community believe,
meet Pastor Steve and other leaders of our church, and have a chance to discuss any questions
you may have before deciding whether you would like to become a member of our congrega-
tion. Attending a New Member Class does not require that you join, but it will give you the
necessary information to make your decision about membership.
If you are interested in church membership but unable to attend this class, Pastor Steve will be
glad to meet with you personally to consider membership. Contact the church office (743-
4444) to sign up for the class and to let us know if you need child care.
All-Church Yard Sale:
Get your spring cleaning done early and start making that pile of yard sale items in your garage today!
Donations can be dropped off in Fel-lowship Hall on Thursday, May 3 and
Friday, May 4.
What: Church Yard Sale When: Saturday, May 5 - 7:00am to 12:00noon
Where: Fellowship Hall
Where do the proceeds go? All proceeds go to Literacy for Haiti’s Micro-Loan Project. Literacy for Haiti exists to provide spiritual and
tangible hope for the mountain people of Damye, Haiti.
Don’t Forget to Pick up your
Flower Orders May 4th - 6th! Pick up times: Friday 1-8pm,
Saturday 9am-3pm, Sunday 12pm-3pm
All orders will be available for pick up in the Church Parking Lot! A crew of well mannered and willing
students will gather and load your order into your
vehicle. Thank you for your kindness and generosity for this annual fundraiser.
Don’t Forget!
Dining With Friends is This Saturday.
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Senior Exercise Meeting Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 9:10 am in Fellowship Hall.
Now is a great time
to join! We have
fun and get in
better shape at the
same time.
Candlelighters We will meet on
Saturday, May
12th at 6pm for a
potluck meal time
in the Fellowship Hall. Craig
Whitcomb has a special program
for us. All are welcome to attend.
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Movie Day On Thursday, May 17th at 9:15am, we are gathering in Fellowship
Hall to watch “The Help” and then enjoy lunch together. We are
having sandwiches, salads and cookies. Don Anderson will make
his famous popcorn for this event. Please sign up by
Tuesday, May 15th.
A Day at the Park On Friday, June 15th, at 11am, we are gathering in Fellowship Hall for prayer
and devotion. Then we will load the bus and vans for the short drive to Hells
Gate State Park. We will be barbecuing tri-tip steak under the shade of the
gazebo. The menu will also include salads, fruit and baked beans. Please bring
a lawn chair for this activity, and sign up required by June 13th.
Sign-up for all activities at the Church office or by calling 743-4444
Stewardship Update: Now it is May, and again I’ve planted a garden at
Clarkston Community Garden to grow some good-
ies to share this summer. Anyone who would like
to participate can do so by joining me in gardening
the rented plots, renting their own plots, or throw-
ing a few extra seeds in the ground and growing
some produce to share. This year my experiment
is with Walla Walla Sweet onions. There are a lot
of them, I hope you like onions! Stewardship thanks you for your continued bless-
ings on this church both in service and timely fulfillment of your pledges. We are
right on target with giving. It means so much to be faithful in this area, may God
continue to bless you as we approach summer (always hopeful on that weather!).
Sincerely, Vicky Boubel and the Stewardship team.
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Men's Bible Study
We meet every Wednesday at 6:45am in Fellowship Hall with Pastor Steve, who leads
our study and discussion. Enjoy coffee and donuts, and experience great fellowship
with the men of the church.
Men’s Fraternity
As a man, do you feel like you are
shouldering all of life’s burdens alone?
Men’s Fraternity could be exactly what
you need. We meet Friday Mornings at
6am. This video series will change your
life and have a direct positive impact on
your wife, kids, and grandkids. You
will even get to learn the secret hand-
shake! If you have any questions, or to
sign up, contact Jim Cach (791-6288).
Women's Morning Bible Study A Women's Bible Study is meeting on Friday mornings, 9:45 - 11:00am, in the
Chapel. They are currently studying Paul’s Letter to the Corinthians. Jean Allen is
the facilitator. Jean can be reached at 746-0557. All are welcome.
Women's Evening Bible Study
The Women’s Evening Bible Study meets the second and fourth Mondays of the
month, 6:45-8:00pm in the Conference Room. Join us for a time of warm fellow-
ship and affirming study of God’s Word.
Monday Evening Craft Night We will meet May 7th and 21st, 6:45pm in Basement Room A of the Administration
Building. These ladies bring their craft projects and just enjoy each other’s com-
pany as they work. Open to all women.
Women's Association The next meeting is at 10:00am on May 14th.
This is our last meeting until September.
Come and enjoy our Spring Salad luncheon
& Fellowship. The Bible Study will be pre-
sented by Pastor Steve Wilbraham; Hearing
God’s Call to Us. All women of the church,
friends and members, are cordially welcome
to attend our meetings.
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Parent’s Night OutParent’s Night OutParent’s Night OutParent’s Night Out Friday, May 11th; 5:30—9:30pm. A special opportunity for parents to
enjoy an evening out. Bring your kids for a fun night filled with games, activities and pizza! Space is limited so reserve early, spots
fill up fast. (Last month, we had to turn people away!)
Reserve your child’s spot by calling Ellen Hollingshead at 791-5877 or Facebook Mom’s Day Out ~ Lewiston
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Theme:
Getting the Prize!
May 2nd: Run the Race! May 9th: Try your best! (Also, Mother’s Day Activities) May 16th: Following the Rules! May 23rd: Sportsmanship! May 30th: Memorial Day Sports Fun! *Dinner Provided
Comments, Questions,
or Concerns?
Email Chelsea Solem at
Or call
208-743-4444
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May 6th & 20thMay 6th & 20thMay 6th & 20thMay 6th & 20th ((((No YIPPY on May 13th, No YIPPY on May 13th, No YIPPY on May 13th, No YIPPY on May 13th, Mother’s Day or May 27th, Mother’s Day or May 27th, Mother’s Day or May 27th, Mother’s Day or May 27th,
Memorial Day)Memorial Day)Memorial Day)Memorial Day)
Free food & a guaranteed Free food & a guaranteed Free food & a guaranteed Free food & a guaranteed good time with friends!good time with friends!good time with friends!good time with friends!
Join us Wednesday Join us Wednesday Join us Wednesday Join us Wednesday evenings from 6:15evenings from 6:15evenings from 6:15evenings from 6:15----7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 for lots of fun games for lots of fun games for lots of fun games for lots of fun games and more! May 2nd, and more! May 2nd, and more! May 2nd, and more! May 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd,
and 30th!and 30th!and 30th!and 30th!
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Lead Camp at Camp Spalding Lead Camp at Camp Spalding Lead Camp at Camp Spalding Lead Camp at Camp Spalding Mission Trip to Vancouver Mission Trip to Vancouver Mission Trip to Vancouver Mission Trip to Vancouver
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Do something Do something Do something Do something unexpectedly kind unexpectedly kind unexpectedly kind unexpectedly kind
for your Mom today! for your Mom today! for your Mom today! for your Mom today! She deserves it!She deserves it!She deserves it!She deserves it!
May 7th, 14th, & 21st May 7th, 14th, & 21st May 7th, 14th, & 21st May 7th, 14th, & 21st ((((No WIRED on No WIRED on No WIRED on No WIRED on
May 28th, due to May 28th, due to May 28th, due to May 28th, due to Memorial Day)Memorial Day)Memorial Day)Memorial Day)
Formally known Formally known Formally known Formally known as TUFF, but now on as TUFF, but now on as TUFF, but now on as TUFF, but now on Saturdays! Join us Saturdays! Join us Saturdays! Join us Saturdays! Join us from 1from 1from 1from 1----3pm on the 3pm on the 3pm on the 3pm on the
LCSC green for some LCSC green for some LCSC green for some LCSC green for some ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE!ULTIMATE FRISBEE! May 12th, 19th & 26thMay 12th, 19th & 26thMay 12th, 19th & 26thMay 12th, 19th & 26th
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Community Action Food Bank May 20th has been designated as “Food Bank
Sunday.” This month, the Food Bank has ex-
pressed needs for the following items:
� Canned Meat � Juice
� Crackers for Kid’s Lunch Pails � Pop-Top pudding
� Eating Utensils � Zip-lock Baggies � Goldfish Crackers
� Napkins � Peanut Butter � Canned Soup
� Jelly � Misc. Food for Diabetics
These items may be brought to Fellowship Hall and
deposited in the grocery cart there.
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Ages 4(by Sept 1st) Though 6th Grade
FREE to everyone!
VBS Save the date! SonRise National Park June 24-28; 6-8:30pm!
Vacation Bible School will be held during the evenings of June 24-28,
2012. This summer, bring your children to SonRise National Park at Congo-Pres and get them started on a life-changing journey that will last the rest of their lives. Children will learn that no matter what ex-treme challenges may come their way in life, they will have the
indescribable, all-powerful, unchangeable, unwavering JESUS to guide their way!
The Craft Tree Is Coming! Beginning May 9th, we will have a craft tree in the Fellowship Hall with all the needs to make the crafts happen. Take a tag & write it down. Return the item with tag back to the church by May 31st. Questions Regarding Crafts? Contact VBS Craft Director Sarah Emerich at the Church office 743-4444 or cell 780-3663.
Questions? Contact: VBS Director: Kelly Paynter
at 208-791-1262 [email protected]
Or
Pastor Josh at 208-743-4444 [email protected]
Online registration is open! Online registration is open! Online registration is open! Online registration is open! www.campspalding.orgwww.campspalding.orgwww.campspalding.orgwww.campspalding.org
Costs start at $135.Costs start at $135.Costs start at $135.Costs start at $135.
Don’t let money be a factor, we have scholarships!
If you have any questions about Summer Camp,
Scholarships, or Registration please contact:
Pastor Josh (509-552-3052) or
Jason Barnes (713-452-9391)
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CPC Fund Scholarship
Applications Are Due
in the Office by June 1, 2012
We are now on Facebook! “Like” us to keep informed in what is happening in our church.
http://www.facebook.com/CongregationalPresbyterianChurch
Adopt a Church Flower Bed!Adopt a Church Flower Bed!Adopt a Church Flower Bed!Adopt a Church Flower Bed!
Spring is here and it’s time to pull weeds and put flowers into their beds. The church has many flower beds that need the tender loving touch of those who like to garden. If you are interested in help-ing out with the flower beds, or perhaps adopting a bed at the church for your own, please let us know.
You can call the church office for more information or email Dick at
Come be part of “the best part of Summer!”
Happy May Birthday to:
Michelle Wittman, Kendra
Schlader (1st); Greg Keller
(2nd); Earl Plant Jr., Sarah
Sanders (3rd); Millie Ann Case,
Briana Cole, David Wassmuth
(4th); Richard Jutte, Anna
Lynn, Gunner Lynn (7th);
Virginia Barkley, Dreysan
Shubert (10th); Cynthia Chase
(11th); Jean King (12th); Bob
Hoyle Jr., Mike Coons, Rachel
Schroeder, Rylie Reagan (14th);
Jack Wagner, Kerry Reagan,
Corey Foor (15th); Robin Reyes
(17th); Marie Eier, Rylee Parker
(20th); Craig Whitcomb (21st);
Tyler Martin, Keith Mortenson
(23rd); Adrienne Bennett,
Brynnan Carpenter, Tia Flaig
(24th); John Mortenson, Rhett
Crane (25th); Deanna Stewart,
Jenna Elliott, Jakob Dilling,
Brock Travis (26th); Jerome
Peer (28th); Kerri Sandaine,
Leaf Tai (29th); Lana Ristau
(30th); Rob Sandaine,
Christian Reagan,
Coralee Vega (31st)
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LINK HOUSEKEEPING
Help Save Us Postage
We are looking at ways to
cut some of our postage
and mailing costs. If you
would like to receive the
LINK via email, please let
us know. You can email
Sarah Emerich: [email protected] to get on the
electronic mailing list.
LINK Deadline & Volunteers The deadline to submit articles for the June LINK is
Monday, May 21st. Articles can be sent via email to
[email protected] or brought to the church of-
fice. Volunteers will meet in the Administration Build-
ing on Tuesday, May 29th at 9am to assemble the
newsletter for mailing.
Dear Church Family,
Thank you so much for the beautiful lily. I have a
special place for it in my room. So many thanks to
the person giving it to the church.
Ann Bardwell
Orphaned Clothing There are a number of
clothing articles that have
been left at the church
over the past year.
Beginning on Sunday,
May 6, there will be a
clothes rack in Fellowship Hall with these aban-
doned clothes hanging on it. If you recognize any
of your attire, please take it home with you.
This rack will remain in Fellowship Hall until Mon-
day, May 21, and will be donated to Goodwill after
that date. No take backs after May 21st, so please
check for your belongings before then.
Congregational-Presbyterian Church 709 Sixth Street, Lewiston, ID 83501
Phone (208) 743-4444; Fax (208) 798-3050
Website: www.congopres.org
Email: [email protected]
PASTORS
Rev. Steve Wilbraham . . .. …………………. Senior Pastor
Rev. Josh Bruns. . . . . . . . …...................... Associate Pastor
MINISTRY TEAM
Carrie Gurgel-Goodwin . . . . . ………..... . Adult Ministry
Tami Thomson. . . . . . . . . . ………..... Children’s Ministry
Kelly Paynter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …... ……... . . . . . . . Clerk
Susan Mann. . . . . . . . . . . ………….... CPC Fund Ministry
Stephnay Gossage . . . . . . ... . . …... . ……... . . Fellowship
Jim Schroeder. . . . . ………….. Membership & Evangelism
Sue Taulbee . . . . . . . . . ….... ……... . . . . . . . . . . . Mission
Stephanie Whitcomb. . . . . . …… ……... Seniors’ Ministry
Nancy Emerich . . . . . ... . . . . . . . …... . . ……... . . .Service
Vicky Boubel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …… . ……... Stewardship
Kathy McIntosh. . . . . . . . ……... . …... .. ……... . Worship
Marty Gibbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ………..... Youth Ministry
Trustees:
Mike Rooney, Paul Schrette, Gary Chase
Non-Profit Organization
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STAFF
Kathy Johnson ………...Administrator/Treasurer
Bobbi Jo Sinner ………………..Youth Secretary
Sarah Emerich………………… Secretary, LINK
Editor & Child-care Ministry Dir.
Mike Gabby ………….Seniors Ministry Director
Jason Barnes …………Dir. of Student Ministries
Beth Katzenberger……. Dir. of Music Ministries
Chelsea Solem …..Children’s Ministry Associate
Dick Sherwin …………………………Custodian
Ellen Hollingshead ….Dir. of Mother’s Day Out
OFFICE HOURS:
M-Th: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Congregational-Presbyterian Church
709 6th Street Lewiston, Idaho 83501
