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June 2015/Volume 46, No. 6 First Presbyterian Church - “A place to belong!”

First Report

Ministers Members of Congregation

Interim Pastor/Head of Staff Nancy A. De Vries

Music Director Brian Pfoltner

Organist Charles W. Ore

Coordinator of Children’s Ministries Stephanie Nelson

Coordinator of Finance Patricia Wissink

Publications Secretary Susan Diers

Clerk of Session Terri Sherman

Associate Clerk of Session Joan Berglund

Church Treasurer Jim Carrier

A publication of First Presbyterian Church June 2015/Volume 46, No. 6 840 South 17th Street, Lincoln, NE 68508

McPhee Elementary and First Presby-

terian Church celebrated the 10th Anniversary

of its SPLASH event on Thursday, May 14th.

For 10 years volunteers from FPC have

worked with staff of the Community Learning

Center (CLC) which serves McPhee to put on

a fun learning event for kids and their families

to give them ideas for summer learning

activities. Last Thursday we had 26 volunteers

from FPC: Mary Lou Busch, Irene Colborn,

Joan Berglund, Virginia Knoll, Shirley Fugate,

Betty Tenhulzen, Jim & Marlene Wagner,

Jack & Shirley Cole, Nancy Field, LuEtta

Anderson, Steve Hastings, Arta Smith, Ron

Bump, Leslie Draper, Gary & Lynne Hughes,

Pam Boyle, Jo Peterson, Pat Jorn, Michele

Langer, Nancy & Bill Janike, and Jim & Pam

Carrier. Thank you to all the volunteers.

Thank you also to everyone who donated

books or funds to purchase books. Additional

financial support came from the investment

income of the Allhands Fund, a fund held by

the FPC Foundation created by a former

secretary of FPC in her will.

We had 205 students and family

members attending the event which featured

pizza and fruit parfaits for dinner. Activity

centers included: trail mix, magnetic fishing

for math facts where they received flash-

cards, reading where they received free

books donated by congregation members,

science where they learned about water (SPLASH continued on page 3)

10th

Anniversary of SPLASH Celebrated (Story & photos by Pam Carrier)

First Presbyterian Church - “A place to belong!” 2 June 2015/Volume 46, No. 6

If you would like to

add someone to the

prayer list, please

call the church office.

Joe & Eston Collins, Leigh & Deb Davis, Jan Eno,

Julie Hastings, Jean Holtzclaw, Mary Huntley,

Bob Martin, Jean Pfoltner, Mike Ryan, Zayln Soerjawitaka

Our 11:00 a.m. Sunday church service is broadcast on Lincoln’s Time Warner Channel 71.11. To learn more about us at

First Church visit us at www.fpclincoln.org.

Our sympathies and prayers go to

Dr. De Vries and family, in the recent death

of her aunt, Esther Top, in Sioux City, IA.

Saturdays: June 6 & 20 8:30 a.m.: Doors Open

9:30 a.m.: Set Up

10:00 a.m.: Food Distribution

Congratulations Graduates!

Marquis Buchanan, son of Jennifer Smith & Michael

Trausch, graduated from Palmyra High School on May 9.

Grandparents are Paul & Dianne Smith. Marquis plans to

attend Wayne State College this fall.

John Jasa graduated from the University of Nebraska-

Lincoln with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. He will

begin his Ph.D. studies in aerospace engineering at the

University of Michigan this fall. His parents are Paul &

Lisa Jasa, sister is Katie.

Colton Joseph Motschenbacher, graduated from Lincoln

Southwest High School on May 24. Colton will be attend-

ing Southeast Community College in the fall as an up-

coming academic transfer student. The son of Brian &

Shawn Motschenbacher and brother of Sammi Motschen-

bacher, Colton has many family members at First Church

including grandparents Ross & Willa Smith; aunt &

uncle, Shereen & Tom Mills and cousins, TJ, Tyler, and

Jessica Mills. His great-grandparents, Lola Delehoy and

Colton & Margaret Smith, were also long-time members.

We wish all of our graduates and their families the very

best and invite them to stay in touch with First Church.

to all who helped May 3rd with the Church

Lawn and Grow Ground Clean Up. All your

hard work is appreciated and it shows!

Remembering World War II

D-Day, June 6, 1944

(Memories from Mildred Gardner)

In 1944 I was living at 333 N. 14th St. in Lincoln, NE

attending Summer School at the University of Nebraska. This

was the Presbyterian Student House. The first floor was a large

living room, dining room, kitchen, and an office for the

minister. Years later a chapel was built on the south end. The

second floor had a large living room for the minister, three

bedrooms and two baths. The third floor was two rooms and a

small room on the west that had a lavatory but no other

bathroom fixtures. Another girl and I lived up on this third

floor. No telephone. We didn’t really need an alarm clock

because the AST (Army Specialized Training) men were living

in the new Love Library on campus taking training. They

marched to the Student Union at 14th & R streets for meals.

Early in the morning their “HUT TWO, THREE, FOUR!”

woke us up!

We knew the invasion of France was coming but no one

knew when. The Minister’s Association decided they would

hold a short prayer service in the churches when this happened.

It would be early so people could participate before going to

work.

Dr. Arthur Miller was the minister at First Presbyterian at

17th & F Streets. Rev. Raymond Kearns was the Student Pastor

at the University and was an Associate Minister at First

Presbyterian. He, his wife, and little son Jackie lived on the

second floor of the Student House. Our job was to work an hour

a day doing “babysitting”, washing dishes, washing clothes and

ironing, and cleaning the house. We received our room and

breakfast in exchange for the work.

Dr. Miller and Rev. Kearns wanted a few days off, so

they had arranged to go to a cabin on the Big Blue River west

of Lincoln so they could rest and fish. The wives did not know

whose cabin this was. They didn’t really know exactly where

the men were.

There was a telephone in the hall on second floor of the

Student House. At 4:00 AM on June 6, 1944 we heard Mrs.

Kearns talking on the telephone. We wondered if Jackie was

sick or what was going on. Why was she on the phone at that

hour and why was she not using the telephone in their living

quarters?

So we went down to see and help. She told us she had a

call, it was D-Day. The ministers were needed but the wives

didn’t know where they were. She was calling people in the

church to find out whose cabin they were in. There was no tele-

phone in the cabin. But she found the name of a farmer near the

cabin and called him. The men needed to be back by 7:00 AM.

So we knew very early when D-Day was!

Then the robes the ministers wore had to be at the church.

That meant more telephone calls. Just before 7:00 AM a car

stopped at the Student House with the ministers. We told them

their robes were at the church. So they did get there on time!

At my 10 o’clock class the teacher said, “Would you

believe a girl in my 8 o’clock class didn’t know it was D-Day?”

She hadn’t listened to the news, hadn’t talked to anyone, and

didn’t know it had arrived.

It was truly the longest day. Would we be able to land and

not be pushed back into the sea? Did we know anyone in the

invasion? It was a long, prayerful day.

New address: Dale & Lila Comer

109 Wilshire Drive

Easley, SC 29642

Gathering Place: June 2 - Sattler 40 Day Group

June 2015/Volume 46, No. 6 3 First Presbyterian Church - “A place to belong!”

SPLASH 2015 continued from page 1 purification and received a butterfly net, writing where they

learned about renewing, recycling & reusing and received

tablets or construction paper, art where they made animals or

refrigerator magnets with bottle caps and received crayons or

markers, exercise where they were able to play with bubbles or

play hopscotch and received bubble solution and sidewalk

chalk, and music where they saw samples of instruments they

could make with trash and they made kazoos with tongue

depressors and straws. Additional stations provided information

about community resources.

SPLASH is the end of year activity to which FPC members

donate their time, energy and funds to support McPhee and its

students and families. Other activities during the year include

filling backpacks each week with food donated by the Food

Bank, donating items and time to the Holiday Gift Giveaway

providing kids with toys and clothing, helping students prepare

their science projects and judging at the annual Science Fair,

as well as donating time to help in the classrooms. Thank you

to all FPC members who participated this past year.

We are enriching the lives of children and families in our

neighborhood!


2015 Spring Fellowship Trip Story by Walt Schacht / Photos courtesy of Julie Van Meter

The Valentine area of the Nebraska Sandhills was the destination of the eighth annual Spring Fellowship Trip this year. Most of the 51 “Trippers” (41 adults and 10 children) left at noon on Friday, May 15 to begin our activity-packed trip that took us through Sunday, May 17. Water was the theme of our trip as expressed in Friday night’s short program, the stops and destination points of our weekend trip, and our worship service Sunday morning. This year, we stayed in cabins at the Niobrara River Ranch over-looking the Niobrara River, located 15 miles east of Valentine. Nature was in all of its splendor as our travel route had been blessed with ample rain and the prairies and woodlands were already green and the lakes, wetlands, and rivers were full to brimming. Although a wet weekend was the forecast, we were able to dodge rain and enjoy beautiful skies and warm temperatures on Friday and most of Saturday. We were awe-struck with incredible thunder storms Saturday night followed by light rain on Sunday.

Some of the highlights of the trip:

● We stopped at Victoria Springs State Recreational Area east of Anselmo in Custer Co. where we were greeted by Lisa McMillian of the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Lisa led us on a tour of an historic post office and house built of local eastern red cedar trees in the 1880s, the site of a popular resort in the early 1900s, and a “flowing well” that provided the water for the resort and a failed bottled water enterprise. Lisa also hosted us for a short visit of her family ranch located on the Middle Loup River north of Milburn in Blaine Co.. The McMillan family homesteaded in the area in the late 1800s and has relocated two log cabins in their backyard. The logs of one of the cabins were cut along the Dismal River in the 1880s and floated down the Dismal and the Middle Loup Rivers to the original cabin site.

● Because of wet road conditions, we weren’t able to take the Moon Lake road and picnic at the Rusty Star Ranch south of Johnstown. Instead, we toured the main street of Brewster (the smallest county seat in Nebraska – it’s unincorporated!) before eating at the city park behind the historic County Courthouse and down the street from the abandoned Doc Middleton’s Saloon.

● We drove from Johnstown to Norden Friday evening to the site of the 50,000-acre Fairchild fire along the Niobrara River in 2012. We visited the burn area during our Spring Fellow-ship Trip in 2013 with biologists and UNL students working for The Nature Conservancy. The Norden Road was muddy but we made it through and were able to see the recovering forests and woodlands of the Niobrara River Valley.

● Saturday morning started with a stop at the Valentine National Wildlife Refuge where we visited with wildlife biologist Mel Nenneman, took a hike, and climbed up to the second level of a former fire tower for a view of the Refuge’s Sandhills prairie and lakes.

● From the Snake River Fish Camp just north of Merritt Reservoir, we hiked into the Snake River canyon and viewed


Snake River Falls with some of us climbing down the steep slopes to the base of the falls. The river was running full and the beauty and power of the falls was captivating.

● Because of the lack of trees, driving through the Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest from the east makes one wonder if the Forest entrance sign hasn’t been misplaced. We didn’t see any trees until we neared Steer Creek Camp-ground in the western part of the “Forest.” We had our picnic lunch in the Steer Creek Campground under the shade of ponderosa pine trees planted in the 1930s. Three UNL graduate and undergraduate students spoke to the group about the grassland bird ecology research they are conducting on private ranches, the Forest, and the Valentine National Wildlife Refuge.

● We learned much about the history, culture, and working environment of Sandhills ranching from John and Cheryl Ravenscroft. We visited their ranch located at the end of a trail (mail route) in the Broadwater River Valley and only 10 miles from Jumbo Valley Fen where we stopped a few years ago. Their large ranch headquarters and hospitality were remarkable, and we particularly enjoyed driving on their ranch road through a herd of cows (a.k.a., first-calf heifers) with new-born calves.

● We ended the Saturday tour with wine tasting at the Niobrara Valley Vineyard south of Nenzel and vinegar tasting at George Paul Vinegary in Cody. The Niobrara Valley Vine-yard has 4 acres of vines and a new tasting room where we sampled their wines while listening to Greg Nollette, owner with his wife Cindy, talk about their wines and the history of their vineyard. George Johnson and his daughter Emily hosted us for a unique tasting of their world-class vinegars in their vinegary, specially constructed of hay bales and stucco.

● Sunday morning, many “Trippers” went to Smith Falls which has the greatest drop of any waterfall in Nebraska. Even on a rainy, cool day, children enjoyed standing in the spray of the waterfall.

● Throughout the weekend we reveled in the fellowship of our interactive and spiritually-connected FPC “family”. Appropriately, Carol Ott Schacht read poetry and shared insights about learning to float in deep water being akin to the practice of finding our faith during our Friday night session when we gathered in Walnut cabin at the Niobrara River Ranch. The inspirational Sunday morning worship service of First Presbyterian Church “West” was led by Julie Van Meter and focused on the baptismal and healing elements of water through readings, music, and a brief, meaningful message. Jack Cole on the piano, Dianne Frydendall-Smith on the flute, and Meghan Kamran on the trumpet provided beautiful accompaniment for the service.

The Spring Fellowship Trip 2016 is scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend (May 27-30) and our destination is Fort Robinson! Because of the distance and countless things to do in the Fort Robinson area, we will take a 4-day trip in 2016, traveling to Fort Robinson on Friday and returning to Lincoln on Monday. While in the Fort Robinson area, we plan to include our traditional stops at ranches and natural resource areas as well as other activities like horseback riding, jeep rides, hiking, fishing, and fossil hunt-ing. We will stay at Fort Robinson and we would like everyone going on the trip to make reservations at The Lodge or one of the cabins.

(Go to http://nebraskastateparks.reserveamerica.com/ camping/fort-robinson-sp/r/campgroundDetails.do?

contractCode=NE&parkId=230077)

Fort Robinson is a popular vacation spot, especially on Mem-orial Day weekend, and lodging reservations can be made one year in advance. We encourage you to make reservations on May 27 (or shortly thereafter) for nights of May 27, 28, and 29, 2016. The phone number for reservations is 308-665-2900 and the link for the Fort Robinson website is http://outdoornebraska.ne.gov/parks/guides/parksearch/showpark.asp?Area_No=77. Please let me, Carol, Julie, or Nate know when you reserve your room/s or cabin. We’re excited about our Ninth Annual Spring Fellowship Trip in 2016!


— KIDSMIN —

Bible Study

Gary Hughes

Adult Education

Dave Hammar, Bob Jeambey

2's & 3's Maddy Diedrichsen, Leslie Draper,

Nancy Janike, Michelle Philippi,

Nyamal Thok

Pre K & K Nyalat Buom, LeAnn Hammar,

Sharon Peterson, Megan Sattler

1st & 2nd Grades Cindy Lloyd, Andrew Peterson,

Brittany Pfoltner, Connie Philippi

3rd, 4th & 5th Grades Janna Loehr, Mary Pfoltner

Mid-High Steve Hill, Dann & Jennifer Nelson

High School Alex Currie, Bill Janike, Jennifer Koolen

Children's Church Helpers

Evan & Maggie Killeen

Dann & Jennifer Nelson

Additional Volunteers

Shannon Diedrichsen

(Wednesday evenings)

John Soerjawitaka (Children's Music)

Sue Sattler (Preschool)

Sue Tillinghast

(Mission Possible Kids)

Julie Van Meter

(Costume & Supply Closet)

Confirmation

Debbie DeFrain

Rev. Dr. Nancy A. De Vries

Chris Hansen

Ring & Sing Helpers Kassandra Bruguera, Maddy Diedrichsen,

Olivia Diedrichsen, Brittany Pfoltner,

Andrew Peterson

Coordinator of

Children’s Ministries Steph Nelson

Special Thanks to our First Presbyterian Teachers & Volunteers!

— MUSIC —

Join the Summer Choir & Bells This summer we will again have the summer choir and

summer bells too. Both are for not only those who have sung or

played before, but also for those who have never sung or rung

bells but would like to give it a try. The only rehearsals will be

on the Sunday morning before we play. We will meet at 9:15

AM and sing at the 10:00AM service (for the bell Sunday

please come at 9:00 AM to get set up).

The dates are Choir: May 31, June 7, June 14, June 21 and

Bells: June 28.

We will not wear robes; casual dress: dark pants/skirt, light

shirt. The music will be easy to learn in the short rehearsal time

before church. This is a great way for new people to give it a

try! It would be helpful for both groups, but especially for the

bell Sunday if you would let Brian Pfoltner know in advance if

you plan to come.

You—1PC congregation—are the sowers of the good seeds,

along with every other child of God!! Can you remember how

the good seed was first sown in your life? How were you aware

that it was taking root?

“The seed is the word of God… The good ground are they,

which in an honest and good heart, having heard the word, keep

it, and bring forth fruit with patience.” (Luke 8:11, 15 KJV)

1PC has a seed… it has a vision for it's fruit! YOU are called

to cultivate that fruit at this year’s VBS! Christian Education

invites the entire congregation (not just the kiddos) to celebrate

this vision together at this year’s VBS July 10th, 11th and 12th,

Mark your calendars now!!

● July 10th—5:30 pm-8:00 pm with a grill-out meal, neigh-

borhood photo scavenger hunt, yoga and a campfire on the

courtyard.

● July 11th—10:00 am-12:30 pm with individual growth

workshops, mosaics, music, and sack lunches.

● July 12th—10:00 am-12:30 pm with photosynthesis talks,

parachute play, how to grow homegrown ingredients and a

Garden Party potluck.

Cultivating at VBS.....how will you share your gifts?

We need gardeners to cultivate:

● Artistic expression activities

● Team-building games

● Scientific exploration

● Musical presentations

● Encouraging servanthood

● Feeding our flock

● Developing individual growth

● Exploring our neighborhood

Contact Steph right away to let her know how you can help!!

[email protected].

GPS VBS: GROW! A time for planting....

Please welcome our newest members confirmed on May 17th.

(l to r) Shea Koolen, Kassandra Bruguera, Olivia Diedrichsen

and Andrew Peterson. (Photo courtesy of Jim DeFrain.)

mailto:[email protected]


June 2015 - Life in the Church

Mon., June 1 Summer Mission Trip

Nan out of office

8:30 - ESL SCC Classes/208, 215

9:00 - ESL SCC GED Class/B14

9:30 - ESL SCC/B18


11:30 - ESL SCC Class/215

5:00 - Worship &Sac/115

6:30-7:30 - Irish Dance Meeting/GH

7:00 - Men's AA/FH

Tues., June 2

Summer Mission Trip / Nan out of office

7:00 - Men's Breakfast/K



9:30 - ESL SCC/B18

11:00 - Staff Meeting/115



1-4:00 - Lincoln Lit Class/115

4:30 - Gathering Place/Sattler 40 Day

6:00 - Women's AA/FH

7:00 - Mission Outreach/115

Wed., June 3

Summer Mission Trip



9:30 - ESL SCC/B18

9:30 - Circle 2 & 3/115



12:00 - Men's Lunch/Stauffer’s

12:30 - Circle V/RR

5:30 - F3 Meal /FH

Thurs., June 4

Summer Mission Trip


9:00 - Sewing Group/FH

9:30 - ESL SCC/B18



5:30 - Stewardship & Fin/115

Fri., June 5

Summer Mission Trip

4:30 - Wedding Rehearsal/S (Smith-Trausch)

Sat., June 6

Summer Mission Trip

8:30-11:30 - Jacob's Well

4:00 - Wedding S, Parlor (Smith-Trausch)

Sun., June 7 Communion Sunday

8:30 - Worship/GH

9:30 - Adult Bible Disc/Parlor

10:00 - Worship/S

11:15 - Congregational Nominating/115

12:30 - Nuer Worship/Chapel

Mon., June 8



9:30 - ESL SCC/B18



7:00 - Men's AA/FH

Tues., June 9 Session Reports due




9:30 - ESL SCC/B18






6:00 - Christian Ed/115

Wed., June 10



9:30 - ESL SCC/B18




5:30 - F3 Meal /FH

Thurs., June 11


9:30 - ESL SCC/B18


6:30 - Session//GH

Fri., June 12

Nan’s day off

5:00 - Wedding Rehearsal/S

(German-Dutcher)

Sat., June 13

8:30-11:30 - Stephen Ministry/FH

10:00 - Wedding S, Parlor, 115

(German-Dutcher)

Sun., June 14

Steph on vacation

8:30 - Worship/GH


10:00 - Worship/S


Mon., June 15

Steph on vacation


9:30 - ESL SCC/B18


5:30 - Music & FA/115

7:00 - Men's AA/FH

Tues., June 16

Steph on vacation



9:30 - ESL SCC/B18





7:00 - Personnel/115

Wed., June 17

Steph on vacation


9:30 - ESL SCC/B18


12:00 - Foundation Meeting/115


5:30 - F3 Meal /FH

6:00 - Social Justice

Thurs., June 18 First Report deadline

Steph on vacation


9:30 - ESL SCC/B18


1:30 - Circle IV (SSS)/TBA

Fri., June 19 Nan’s day off

Steph on vacation

Sat., June 20

8:30-11:30 - Jacob's Well

Sun., June 21 Father’s Day

Steph on vacation

8:30 - Worship/GH


10:00 - Worship/S


Mon., June 22

Steph on vacation


9:30 - ESL SCC/B18


7:00 - Men's AA/FH

Tues., June 23 Steph on vacation



9:30 - ESL SCC/B18





Wed., June 24

Steph on vacation

8:00-5:00 - NE Dept of Ed/FH


9:30 - ESL SCC/B18



5:30 - F3 Meal /FH

7:00 - F&E/Parlor

Thurs., June 25

Steph on vacation

8:00-5:00 - NE Dept of Ed/FH

9:30 - ESL SCC/B18


4:00 - Care of Members/115

Fri., June 26

Nan’s day off / Steph on vacation

Sat., June 27

Sun., June 28

Steph on vacation

8:30 - Worship/GH


10:00 - Worship/S


Mon., June 29

9:30 - ESL SCC/B18

7:00 - Men's AA/FH

Tues., June 30 7:00 - Men's Breakfast/K

9:30 - ESL SCC/B18



5:30 - Property/115

6:00 - Women's AA/FH __________________________________________

Dates and times subject to change


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First Presbyterian Church, a place to belong! Where faith is nurtured, curiosity is encouraged, diversity is welcomed, and all are loved.

If you ever need a ride to a worship service at the church on Sundays, please contact a Sunday Morning Driver or the church office, 402-477-6037. More drivers are needed, please call the church to help.

Sunday Morning Drivers Nancy Field 402-466-7848

Steve Hastings 402-419-9050

Lynne Hughes 402-489-1435

Nancy Janike 402-489-6779

Betty Tenhulzen 402-486-4439

For after-hour calls to the church office,

402-477-6037, the staff voicemail

extensions and e-mail addresses follow:

Church Fax Number: 402-477-6048

Church website: www.fpclincoln.org

Pastor: The Rev. Dr. Nancy A. De Vries

x 103 [email protected]

Music Director: Dr. Brian Pfoltner


Organist: Dr. Charles W. Ore

[email protected]

Coordinator of Children’s Ministries:

Stephanie Nelson


Coordinator of Finance: Patty Wissink x 102 [email protected]

Publications Secretary: Susan Diers


Church Office


June Birthdays Birthdays are important events. If your birthday is missing from our list, or listed wrong, please call the church office, 402-477-6037, so we can correct it.

1 Johannes Nelson 3 Buok Lam Koang 6 Susan Diers 9 Russ Lloyd 10 Shirley Michel Fugate 11 Hazel Anthony 11 Ryker Driewer 14 Lila Comer 15 Nyamoor Duol 16 Nettie Clark 16 Jack Cole

16 Sue Tillinghast 17 Martha Gony 18 Julie Van Meter 19 Jan Christensen 20 John Barrett 20 Andrew Peterson 22 Madeline Diedrichsen 22 Bethany Toliver 23 David Janike 23 Korey Woods 24 Mallory Richert

24 Chris Salem 24 Jeffrey Salem 26 Kim Killingsworth 26 Degiw Minydet 26 Michelle Philippi 26 Twila Schafer 28 Fred Miller 29 Angela Todd 30 Annika Novotny

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