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A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.) 701 Church Street ● Plymouth, MI 48170 ● 734.453.6464
www.fpcp.net
In Covenant Agreement with Mtenthera CCAP Church in Malawi
Regular Worship Times: Sanctuary - 9:30 AM
Upper Room - 11:00 AM
We are a family of faith,
called to celebrate God’s message
of love and forgiveness in Jesus Christ.
Guided by the living Word of God, we nurture one another
through worship, prayer, teaching and fellowship.
Led by the Holy Spirit, we reach out
with hearts and hands to those in need,
seeking to inspire hope in an ever-changing
community and world.
(FPCP Vision Statement)
Anne Schaefer
Interim Senior Minister
Emily Riley Campbell
Associate Minister
Dr. James Skimins
Pastor Emeritus
November 25, 2018 Christ the King Sunday
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PRELUDE “Sonata Da Chiesa” G. Young WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Rev. Emily Riley Campbell *PASSING OF THE PEACE *CALL TO WORSHIP *OPENING PRAYER
*CONGREGATIONAL HYMN NO. 2 “O Worship the King” +++ CHORAL ANTHEM “Come Thou Almighty King” Thompson Chancel Choir CALL TO CONFESSION PRAYER OF CONFESSION (in unison)
Holy God, hear our prayer. You send prophets, and apostles, and a savior to help us, to save us, to raise us, and our response is to question you. Forgive us we pray for our grumbling and complaining. You heal someone‟s beloved and we are quick to ask, “Why not this one too?” You shower food upon us, and we complain that our stomachs are hungry. Forgive us. Forgive us not for our doubts, but for our limited sight. Open wide before us the vista of grace, and the expanse of your love, and the wonder of your healing power. Through Christ we pray. Amen. (silence for personal confession)
ASSURANCE OF PARDON
SONG OF RESPONSE NO. 359 “Give Thanks” Give thanks with a grateful heart, give thanks to the Holy One, give thanks because he‟s given Jesus Christ his Son. (repeat) And now let the weak say “I am strong,” let the poor say “I am rich,” because of what the Lord has done for us. (repeat) Give thanks!
SCRIPTURE LESSON Isaiah 43:1-4 PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE THE LORD‟S PRAYER (in unison) Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on
earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever. Amen.
CALL TO OFFERING OFFERTORY “Lead On, O King Eternal” arr. Bish Chancel Choir
*DOXOLOGY NO. 34 *PRAYER OF DEDICATION
*HYMN OF PREPARATION NO. 634 “Jesus’ Hands Were Kind Hands” +++
SCRIPTURE LESSON Mark 7: 31-37
SERMON “Does God Still Heal Today?” Rev. Emily Riley Campbell AFFIRMATION OF FAITH (in unison) FPCP Vision Statement
We are a family of faith, called to celebrate God‟s message of love and forgiveness in Jesus Christ. Guided by the living Word of God, we nurture one another through worship, prayer, teaching and fellowship. Led by the Holy Spirit, we reach out with hearts and hands to those in need, seeking to inspire hope in an ever-changing community and world.
*HYMN OF CELEBRATION NO. 317 “Crown Him With Many Crowns” *BENEDICTION POSTLUDE “Thanks Be to Thee” G. Handel *All who are able are invited to stand +++Please be seated
the Lord’s day in Worship at First Presbyterian Church, Plymouth, MI
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Sanctuary / Upper Room 9:30 a.m./11:00 a.m.
*December 2 “What About the Church?”, Rev. Campbell First Sunday of Advent Sanctuary Service: Joyful Ringers Upper Room Leader: Geff Phillips December 9 Christmas Choral Concert “Celebrate!” (sanctuary service only) Second Sunday of Advent Sanctuary Service: Chancel Choir, Fifth Season Upper Room Leader: Geff Phillips December 16 Children’s Christmas Pageant (sanctuary service only) Third Sunday of Advent Sanctuary Service: Carole Moon & Karen Danke Upper Room Leader: Geff Phillips Longest Night Service, 7:00 p.m., Sanctuary December 23 Fourth Sunday of Advent
*Indicates Communion
Worship Schedule December 2018 ALPHA/Advent series
Sermon Notes:
Key Concept God is still healing today. The Greek word that means “I save” also means “I heal.” God is concerned not just about our spiritual salvation, but our whole being. One day we shall have a new and perfect body. In this life we will never reach perfection. When God heals someone miraculously today, we get a glimpse of the future when the final redemption of our bodies will take place. (Romans 8:23)
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Our Deacons of the Day are: Charlene Ponder & Kim Pierson Our Ushers at 9:30 are: Linda Luke, John Roose, Jim Sockolosky and Audrey Williams
Counting Team this week: Stu Dodge, Barry Simescu and Mike Bode
Order of Worship The UPPER ROOM
Service Leader: Rev. Emily Riley Campbell
Worship Leader: Geff Phillips
Ushers this morning: Tom & Wensday MacDonald
Today‟s Service Elements Opening Praise: “I Am Free”
“You Never Let Go”
Video: “Giving Thanks for Gifts”
Scripture Lesson: Isaiah 43: 1-4
Offering: “Give Me Faith”
Scripture Lesson: Mark 7: 31-37
Sermon: “Does God Still Heal Today?”
Closing Praise: “Oceans”
“Our God” *Children will be dismissed for Sunday School immediately following welcome and announcements
Today’s floral arrangements are dedicated to the Glory of God and… In loving memory of Carol Dodge‟s birthday, by the Simescu and Dodge families.
Sermon Notes:
Key Concept God is still healing today. The Greek word that means “I save” also means “I heal.” God is concerned not just about our spiritual salvation, but our whole being. One day we shall have a new and perfect body. In this life we will never reach perfection. When God heals someone miraculously today, we get a glimpse of the future when the final redemption of our bodies will take place. (Romans 8:23)
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CONCERNS & CELEBRATIONS
Prayer Concerns Please pray for the following church members and friends who are in special circumstances. In the listings below members’ names will be printed in bold type. The names of family & friends will be printed in italic. Questions or concerns about the prayer list
should be directed to [email protected]. Names are only left in the bulletin for one month unless you call again or the office is aware
of the circumstances.
Sally Dauderman
Carol Duncan Sally Evans
Mary Kay Frey Louise Hinkson Lindsey Jones
Jean McAllister
Neil Oldham Dave Richards
Vic Rizzo Martha Schryer Veralou Scott Beth Walch
Members
Cynthia Alexander
Harve Bock Elizabeth Gribble
Meera Martin
Nancy Morman
Members Receiving Long-term Care
Millie Ferrari Cal & Barbara Mason
Don Morgan Betty Morrow
Lila & Doug Vincent
Members In Assisted Living
Our Sympathies
To Sterling Shephard, whose wife, Heather Shephard, passed away on November 11, 2018. A Memorial Service will be held at FPCP on Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 11:00 a.m.
To Roger Cromwell, whose brother, Calvin Cromwell, passed away on Friday, October 26, 2018.
Family & Friends of Members
Emma Schaefer, daughter of Anne Schaefer
Connie Wall, friend of Ted & Lynne Porter
Carol Patterson, sister of Diana Markley
Andrea Oetjens, cousin of Cindy Hartsig
Chris Meldrum, relative of Jon & Kathleen Meldrum
Patty Shaffer, sister in law of Nancy Sullivan
Liz Hampton, friend of Debbie Johnson
Nancy Middlestead, sister of Gwyn Jones
Jean Hopkins, sister of Veralou Scott
Basil DeWitt, cousin of Debbie Johnson
Lois Brown, mother of Lisa Benages
Karen Behrens, niece of Louise Hinkson
Beverly Palise
Adriana Sandoval Villalobos, friend of Carol Dobos
Donna Corey, sister-in-law of Kay Bruner
Tracy Vallelunga, friend of Barb Bullotta
Please continue to pray for our family & friends serving in the Military.
Each year, November is recognized as National Adoption Awareness Month. While all adoption-related issues are important, the particular focus of this month is the adoption of children currently in foster care. This month, please pray that all children may find a "FOREVER FAMILY."
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Family Ministry News
PreK - 5th Grade SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHEDULE November 25 - No Sunday School due to Thanksgiving Holiday. See you December 2
December 2 - First Sunday; children begin in worship and will return for communion with families
December 9 - Children begin in worship and can be picked up in classrooms December 16 - Children‟s Christmas Pageant @ 9:30 a.m. NO Sunday School at either service
December 23 - Combined Classes at both services, Christmas Activities December 30 - No Sunday School
Christmas Pageant Rehearsals: Sanctuary rehearsals will be held on the following dates:
FINAL REHEARSAL:
December 2
All Sanctuary rehearsals will take place from 12:15 - 1:15 p.m. The Pageant will be on Sunday, December 16, at the 9:30 a.m. Service. Please contact Carole Moon with questions, at [email protected] or 734-776-5267
MIDWEEK MINISTRY NOVEMBER 28:
WHO: All children from preschool through 5th grade. WHAT: Midweek Ministry
WHEN: Every Wednesday from 6:30-8:00 WHERE: We will begin in the Dining Room/Fellowship Hall for games and recreation. The remainder of the evening will
be divided into dessert and fellowship, Bible time, and a rotating schedule that will include Missions, Art,
Music, and Special Events. WHY: To provide kids with an opportunity to worship, learn,
fellowship and have fun together during the week.
Calling all young instrumentalists! It’s time to select a piece and start practicing for the prelude before the Christmas Pageant - on Sunday, December 16th. Youth who play an instrument are encouraged to participate in the prelude on the morning of the Christmas pageant each year. A sign up sheet will be posted in the hallway. Solos, duets, accompanied or not, start practicing! Questions can be directed to Sue Scott, Organist, at [email protected] or call 734-718-3491.
Once again the children in our Midweek Ministry will be collecting hats, gloves or mittens, scarves and socks to share with the children from Second Mile Center. We would like to make Christmas merrier and the winter warmer for as many kids as possible, so we ask that you consider donating these items or make a financial contribution. Second Mile will be coming to our midweek program on Wednesday, December 5th, so we ask that your donation be turned in NO LATER than noon on that day. There will be a basket in the Narthex where your donation can be placed.
With warm thanks, from the Midweek Ministry
Who: Club 45 What: Christmas Party
Where: FPCP – Club 45 Room When: Dec 16, 3:00-5:00 pm
Why: Fun!!! Cookie decorating (and eating) $5.00 gift exchange (bring something boys and girls will like) Games Crafts Please e-mail Heather Balog Kirkland ([email protected]) to RSVP
your child for this event and to receive up-to-date information on Club45 activities.
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Building and Grounds – Did You Know? While we stay up to date on our elevator inspections and maintenance, the FPCP elevator is very basic in its features and function. For example, if there is a power outage, the elevator stops where it is at the time of the failure and a relatively dim emergency light illuminates the car – you‟re stuck. Just ask any B&G member about possible alternatives. More questions about what to do in an emergency? Ask any B&G member about an interactive PowerPoint presentation that covers key points and allows you to ask questions.
News & Announcements
In Memory of: (please list names)
In Honor of: (please list names)
Please take your plant after the 11:00 pm service on 12/24
Please return this form to the church office with check made payable to FPCP by
TUESDAY, December 4, 2018 (flower fund donations only will be accepted until Dec. 14th)
Your Name: _________________________________________________ _____ Small Poinsettias @ $15.00 $______________
Address: ____________________________________________________ _____ Large Poinsettias @ $20.00$______________
Email: ____________________________________________________ I prefer to make a donation to the Flower Fund:
Phone # _____________________________________________________ Total enclosed: $_________________
The Usher Corps needs your help on Christmas Eve.! If you are available
to usher in the Sanctuary at 5:00, 8:00 or 11:00 p.m OR the Upper Room at 8:00 p.m., please contact Teri Stonerook. Instructions will be provided along with on-site assistance Christmas Eve. Call Teri at 734-454-7591 or email: [email protected]
Would you like to order a poinsettia for Christmas to decorate the church for the season? This can be in honor or in memory of a loved one or friend. Contributions can also be made to the flower fund. Please fill out the form below and include your payment and return in an envelope to the attention of Julie Thompson or Stu Dodge. Thank you.
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Mission @FPCP
Presbyterian Women “Festival of Tables”
The Presbyterian Women Annual Festival of Tables will take place on Monday, December 3, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are available from hostesses. There will also be a listing of hostesses on the Presbyterian Women bulletin board. MEN IN BLACK Needed for Festival of Tables, Monday, December 3, 2018.
Qualifications: Male, black wardrobe required, willingness to serve the ladies of our church. If you
are interested in joining this special event, please contact Sandy Dodge ([email protected])
by Wednesday, November 28, 2018. Thank you!
Presbyterian Women
FAIR TRADE UPDATE from Partners in Earth Care and Presbyterian Women of FPCP: CONGRATULATIONS to Dru Van Campenhout, winner of the coffee sales raffle on the first Sunday in November. Her prize is a pack of environment friendly, washable, reusable mesh fruit and vegetable storage bags. Next coffee sale in narthex will be December 2nd. THERE MAY BE CHOCOLATE, as well as coffees and teas! Please note Fair Trade information on Earth Care bulletin board across from the elevator.
Serve Dinner at Second Mile Center! Second Mile Center is a Christ-centered community center located in one of the most challenging areas of Detroit. The Local Mission Committee is looking for volunteers willing to help serve dinner on Monday, November 26. We will meet at the church around 4:00 p.m. to carpool to SMC. We plan on returning no later than 8:00 p.m. Sign-up sheet is on the Local Mission bulletin board. We also need volunteers to provide 2 dozen cookies or brownies (homemade or store bought - no nuts or oatmeal, please!). Baked goods need to be delivered to the church kitchen no later than 3:00 p.m. on November 26. Sign-up is on the Local Mission bulletin board. Thank you for supporting Second Mile Center!
The Plymouth Salvation Army needs volunteers! With the holidays quickly approaching, there are many volunteer opportunities available right here in our neighborhood at the Plymouth Salvation Army. Immediate help is needed with Thanksgiving food box packing and meal distribution. Beginning in late November, we will need volunteers to assist with toy shop sorting and set-up, Christmas gift distribution, and clean up. If you can help, please contact: Sandy Kollinger, Volunteer Coordinator at (734) 453-5464. Thank you!
Presbyterians for Earth Care Christmas Lights: Recycling
When those bulbs don‟t work, or the string is frayed, the color‟s wrong, or it‟s time to replace: Don‟t toss those old strings of lights! Bring them to church on Sunday. We‟ll collect them and drop them off for recycling. This offer extends through and including Sunday, December 23.
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Presbyterian Women Offer Discussion of Strength In What Remains by Tracy Kidder
Monday, November 26, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. Copies are available at the public library or on Amazon for under $15.
In Strength In What Remains, Tracy Kidder gives us the story of one man‟s inspiring American journey and of the ordinary people who helped him, providing brilliant testament to the power of second chances. Deo arrives in the United States from Burundi in search of a new life. Having survived a civil war and genocide, he lands at JFK airport with two hundred dollars, no English, and no contacts. He ekes out a precarious existence until he meets the strangers who will change his life, pointing him eventually in the direction of Columbia University, medical school, and a life devoted to healing. Kidder breaks new ground in telling this unforgettable story as he
travels back over a turbulent life and shows us what it means to be fully human. This is the second book discussion offered by Presbyterian Women for 2018-2019 in a series, “Their Stories”.
All are welcome to the discussion at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel on November 26.
Presbyterian Women
What is Fair Trade and Why Does It Matter? Everyone likes a bargain, but you have to wonder about a T-shirt that costs only five dollars. How is
it possible for someone to grow the cotton, harvest it, make it into a shirt, transport it, sell it on to a retailer, and still make a profit for a price like that? The answer should be blindingly obvious, but some choose to ignore it. Cut-price clothes and food are all too often produced by exploiting people in developing countries, who make the cheap goods we've come to love by working long hours for low pay, often in appalling conditions. We try not to put up with this in our country, but when the label says "Made in India" or "Made in Chile", we conveniently push it to the back of our minds. Fortunately, many people are waking up to the basic unfairness of this type of world trade.
Fair trade is a different system that starts from the premise that workers’ lives have a value; this social benefit is partly
what you pay for when you buy something. Fair trade doesn't just mean farmers and producers receive more money so they can support their families in the short term—though that's vitally important. It also means they work under long-term contracts so their communities have enough security to invest in improvements both to their businesses (with more land or animals or better machinery) and their societies (with things like schools or health clinics). Typically, fair-trade producers are small cooperatives of workers using no child or forced labor, using organic or environmentally sustainable methods, and having high standards of animal welfare. Workers are free to join unions and bargain collectively to help improve their lives. On the first Sunday of each month you have the opportunity to support Fair Trade by purchasing coffee and tea available for sale in the Narthex. Your purchase is a way of doing business that ultimately aims to keep small farmers an active part of the world marketplace, and aims to empower consumers to make purchases that support their values. Tip of the Month: Make a personal commitment to say "no" to plastic straws. Whenever ordering a drink, politely request “no straw, please.” Encourage your friends and family to take the pledge, too! You have more power than you think. Want to take your impact even further? Use your own paper, glass, bamboo or stainless steel straw instead, and start a conversation. FPCP Partners in Earth Care
Festival of Tables - Narthex Display This year‟s theme is DOLLS. Do you have a doll you would be willing to loan on Sunday, Dec. 2 for display, through the Festival of Tables on Monday evening? If so, please bring it to the Narthex by 12:00 p.m. Sunday, December 2. We hope to have a large variety. Please label dolls and any boxes with your name. We ask you to take your doll with you as you leave the Festival of Tables. Monday night Those left should be picked up from the Narthex on Tuesday.
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Are you supporting FPCP each time you shop at Kroger?? With holiday grocery shopping right around the corner,
now is a good time to be sure your Kroger Plus Card is linked to FPCP! It‟s NO COST TO YOU and you keep your fuel points.
Each year FPCP earns about $2000 because people link their Kroger cards to FPCP. Monies from this program help those with hardships in our local area and congregation.
It’s easy to enroll or link your Kroger Plus Card to FPCP. Instructions - Go to www.krogercommunityrewards.com All participants need a Kroger Plus Card (available at Kroger Service Desk) and an online account at Kroger.com. If you have never created a Kroger account online: 1. Click on “Welcome – Sign In”, then „Sign In‟ and Create an Account. 2. Key in the information requested, click ”Create Account”, then proceed with the directions below in #2 to link your Kroger Plus Card to FPCP. If you are now participating and registered online & want to link to FPCP, click „Sign In‟. 1. Key in your e-mail address & password or click on “Forgot your password”, then „Sign In‟. 2. Click on „Your Name‟ (upper right), & “My Account”, then on “Community Rewards” (left side). Under “Find Your
Organization“, type in First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth or our organization # - RW722 then “Search”. Click “Enroll” & verify your information. “Sign Out” at top.
You should see 'First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth' at the bottom of your Kroger receipts. The Local Mission Committee of FPCP THANKS YOU!
Contact Jean Krause 734-416-1760 or Stu Dodge at FPCP 734-453-6464 ext.116, with enrollment concerns.
Deacons
SALVATION ARMY BELL RINGERS needed: We are looking for bell ringers for the Salvation Army Kettle. We are responsible for the following dates/locations: Nov. 30 Busch‟s Market @ Sheldon & Five Mile Dec. 1 Greek Island Coney @ Penniman & Main Dec. 7 Busch‟s Market @ Sheldon & Five Mile Dec. 8 Busch‟s Market @ Sheldon & Five Mile Dec. 14 Greek Island Coney @ Penniman & Main Dec. 15 Greek Island Coney @ Penniman & Main If you are able to volunteer, please sign up on the board in the Narthex. Call Jessie Hollingsworth with any questions at 734-454-0144
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Salvation Army Angel Tree
Share the joy of Christ's birth by adopting an Angel of your own!
Please consider joining in the effort to ensure every child in our area has a blessed Christmas!
Again this year, FPCP is pleased to support the Salvation Army through their Angel Tree program, to collect new gifts and clothing for needy children and their families in our local community. To participate, please choose a tag from the Angel Tree located in the Narthex. Gift ideas are listed on each tag to make shopping a little easier, but you do not need to purchase exactly what is listed on the tag.
Bring your new, unwrapped gift(s) back to the church no later than Sunday, December 9th.
Please secure the tag to your gift items. The Deacons will deliver the gifts to the Salvation Army for distribution to local children and families.
Merry Christmas, Church Family! We are a family of faith. In the Narthex, the Deacons have provided a folding screen where, with one Christmas card, you can greet your entire church family. This is an opportunity to save your time, money and the Earth‟s resources. Bring your own card OR choose one from an assortment available at our table in the Narthex on Sunday mornings until Dec. 23. Please donate the amount of money, large or small, that you might have spent on cards for your church family. Checks can be made out to FPCP with “Deacons‟ Christmas Cards” on the memo line. This project helps the Deacons raise funds for some of the good causes we support, such as College Care gift cards, Local Mission, and Food and Fellow-ship events. You may leave your cards in the folder on the screen, or with Stu Dodge, Church Business Manager. Thank you from the Deacons and your church family!
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This Week at Our Church
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Sunday, November 25 - Christ the King Sunday 9:00 a.m. - Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Knox Hall 9:30 a.m. - Sanctuary Service, NO Sunday School 10:30 a.m. - Chancel Choir Social Time, Calvin Room 11:00 a.m. - Upper Room Service, NO Sunday School 3:00 p.m. - Continuing the Word Bible Study - Alpha, Chapel Monday, November 26 4:00 p.m. - Depart for Second Mile Center Dinner, Off-Site (Second Mile Center, Detroit) 7:00 p.m. - Threads to Heal the Heart, Knox Hall 7:00 p.m. - PW Book Discussion, Chapel Tuesday, November 27 11:00 a.m. - Staff Prayer, Hearth Room 12:00 p.m. - Upper Room Staff Meeting, Hearth Room 6:30 p.m. - PNC Meeting, Classroom #041 7:00 p.m. - FPCP Partners in Earth Care, Hearth Room 7:00 p.m. - Tuesday Evening Bible Study, Chapel 7:30 p.m. - Fifth Season Rehearsal, Knox Hall Wednesday, November 28 7:30 a.m. - Early Word Bible Study, Hearth Room 9:30 a.m. - AMP/W3 Bible Study, Knox Hall, Chapel, Library, Hearth Room, MS/HS Rooms 6:30 p.m. - Mid Week Ministry, Kitchen, Dining Room, Fellowship Hall, Classrooms #38/41/42 6:30 p.m. - Middle School Youth Group, MS/HS/Youth Rooms, Fellowship Hall 7:00 p.m. - Joyful Ringers Rehearsal, Sanctuary 7:30 p.m. - PNC Meeting, Hearth Room Thursday, November 29 NOTE: FPCP will be closed from 1-4:30 p.m. for staff holiday gathering 7:00 p.m. - Prayer Shawl Ministry, Hearth Room 7:30 p.m. - Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Knox Hall
Friday, November 30 - FPCP Closes at 2:00 p.m. No events scheduled Saturday, December 1 7:30 a.m. - Saturday Morning Men‟s Bible Study, Chapel, Hearth Room 10:00 a.m. - Shephard Family Gathering (private), Hearth Room 11:00 a.m. - Shephard Memorial Service & Reception, Sanctuary & Dining Room/Fellowship Hall 3:00 p.m. - Festival of Tables Set Up, Basement Sunday, December 2 - First Sunday in Advent, Communion 9:30 a.m. - Sanctuary Service, PreK - 12th Grade Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Upper Room Service, Knox Hall, PreK-12th Grade Sunday School Looking Ahead…. www.fpcp.net/connect/church-calendar
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COMMUNITY MINISTRIES & MISSION OUTREACH
First Presbyterian Church, Plymouth
Our Community Alcoholics Anonymous American Red Cross Benevolence Fund Kids Hope USA Plymouth-Canton Clothing Bank Plymouth Salvation Army Adopt-an-Angel/Gift Tree Bell Ringing Food Drives Thanksgiving Box Assembly FPCP Matching Scholarship, for Mission Trip Attendees New Hope Center for Grief Support Vista Maria
Our Surrounding Area Ann Arbor Campus Ministries Calvin East Presbyterian (Detroit) Cass Community Service Community meals for homeless Crossroads Faith Communities Coalition Foster Children First Step - Domestic Violence Shelter & ARK - Animals Receiving Kindness Flint Child Health Fund Fort Street Open Door Soup Kitchen assistance Financial Assistance Clothing Drives
Our World Church World Services Clean Up Kits, School Kits & Hygiene Kits Colina de Luz Orphanage Compassion International Sponsoring Children International Kids Against Hunger PW Least Coin Malawi Matters Malawi Hunger Relief Medical Teams International Marion Medical Mission Mtenthera CCAP (Our Sister Church in Malawi) Drinking Well & Storage Tank Bibles & Hymnals Prayer House Roofs Nursery School Supplies Women’s Guild Church Pews Eyeglasses PC(USA) Hunger Ministries One Great Hour of Sharing Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child Veritas College, Malawi Presbyterian Colleges and Seminaries: Princeton Seminary Rev. Phil Magee Endowment
Our Nation Supporting our Presbyterian Church (USA) Connectional Ministry through our Benevolence Budget to these governing bodies: Detroit Presbytery Synod of the Covenant General Assembly Causes Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
Hope Clinic Kingdom Builders - Pontiac Northville Civic Concern Pearls of Great Price Coalition (Human Trafficking) Presbyterian Women Faith Goal Relay for Life Samaritan Counseling Second Mile Center
Presbyterian Thrift Shop 331 North Main Street
734-459-1250
Hours are: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays
10 AM - 2 PM Wednesdays 6 PM - 8 PM Saturdays 10 AM - 3 PM
First Presbyterian Church. Plymouth ● 701 Church Street ● Plymouth, MI 48170 phone 734-453-6464 ● fax 734-453-6492 ● www.fpcp.net
OUR STAFF
Anne Schaefer -
Interim Senior Minister [email protected]; ext.112
Emily Riley Campbell - Assoc. Min. [email protected]; ext.113
Darlene Maginley - Dir. Of Children‟s Ministry
[email protected]; ext. 110
Josh Imboden - Dir. of Youth Min. [email protected]; ext. 120
Stewart Dodge Church Business Manager [email protected]; ext. 116
Susan Underhill Communication Administrator
[email protected]; ext. 111
Julie Thompson Information Administrator
[email protected]; ext. 115
Audrey Goodison Childcare Coordinator [email protected]
Hussein Latif Church Partnership Coordinator
Mtenthera CCAP [email protected]
Jerry Smith
Director of Music [email protected]; ext.119
Geff Phillips
Upper Room Music Director
Susan C. Scott Organist
Sharon K. Smith
Accompanist
Ministry Administrative Music
