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St. Peter’s Reformed ChurchJanuary2019320 E. Grandview AvenueThe Joyful NoiseletterA PUBLICATION OF ST. PETER’S REFORMED CHURCHZelienople, PA 16063(724) 452-8120stpzelie.orgA New Year ofHappiness and Joy!Happy New Year St. Peter’s Have you wished someone Happy New Year lately? Happy New Year is anoften-heard, post-Christmas statement of encouragement and well-wishing. To besure, everyone desires a happy new year but how does a person actuallyexperience a happy new year? What is the key to having 2019 really be a happy onefor you?Many people equate happiness with money and materialism. To them,happiness is hitting the lottery and being financially set. Others equate happinesswith good physical health. To them, happiness is an in-shape body hitting on alleight cylinders. Still, others equate happiness with personal achievement. To them,happiness is a big promotion, or graduation, or reaching a milestone.Years ago, I read a true story about tennis star, Boris Becker. He was theyoungest man to ever win Wimbledon, achieving victory in 1985 at the tender ageof seventeen. In the late 1980s, Becker was on the mountain top of fame, fortune,and personal achievement. Yet, he was so unhappy and on the brink of suicide.Becker was quoted as saying, “I had won Wimbledon as the youngest player. I wasrich. I had all the material possessions I needed. It’s the old song of movie starsand pop stars who commit suicide. They have everything, and yet they are sounhappy. I had no inner peace. I was a puppet on a string.”Isn’t that scary and sad? Becker had all the things the world says will makefor happiness, yet he was so incredibly unhappy. Could it be that true happiness isnot found in health, wealth, and achievement?The Bible makes it clear that true happiness comes when you and I areright with God. When we are yielded to Christ and His will for us, then we canexperience true happiness—inner peace and unspeakable joy. Are you right withGod today?Are your sins confessed to Him? Are you living surrendered to the Lordshipof Jesus Christ?
Blaise Pascal, the seventeenth century philosopher astutely said, “There is a God-shaped vacuum inthe heart of every man which cannot be filled by any created thing, but only by God, the Creator, made knownthrough Jesus.” Let me encourage you to take sober inventory of your life today. Are you trying to fill the innervacuum with health, wealth, achievement, or the like? Those things will never make you truly happy or satisfythe deep longings of your soul. The only One who can do that is Jesus.Start your year off right by bowing your knee and your life to King Jesus. Give Him first place ineverything and experience a year of happiness and joy!Because of King Jesus,Pastor JimHappy New Year 2019Family Dinner & Movie NightSpecial delivery for comedy fans!Greg Kinnear stars in this spirit-lifter about a money-scamming conartist who goes from no-good to doing good. The con artists transformationbegins when a judge gives him a choice of work or prison. He chooses work,of course and is assigned to a post office’s DEAD LETTER OFFICE.There, he begins a con of divine proportions. By responding to lettersaddressed to God with a few “miracles”, he’s in the right place to pocket anyofferings mailed back. But an unexpected miracle takes place when the citystarts cheering on the “God Squad”! Come watch as God works in ‘wonder’filled ways!Friday, January 4, 20196:00 PM Dinner in Fellowship Room6:30 PM Movie in SanctuaryBRING A FRIEND!
Deepening Life TogetherPastor Jim & Kendra’s Small Group Bible StudyBegins January 13, 2019 8 Week Study7:00 8:30 PMWhat is God calling you to do for Him?This study will help you answer this question and willimprove your worship, fellowship, discipleship,ministry and mission.Please let PJ or Kendra know if you will be joining them inthis rewarding foundational study!Happy January Anniversary to:Tim and Sharyn McMaster January 10 52 yearsRussell and Esther Robertson January 22 70 yearsRon and Loretta Rice January 24 60 yearsHappy January Birthday to:June English January 2 89 years youngPat Rice January 2 85 years youngLaVada George January 3 82 years youngHarvey Rice January 8 86 years youngJuanita (Bea) Barna January 26 82 years young
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!St. Peter's will once again be hosting a recital under the auspices ofTanya Satteson, concertmistress of the Butler Symphony and creatorof the Butler County Recital Series. 'An Evening of Chamber Music'will take place in our sanctuary on Saturday, January 19, 2019 at7:00pm and you are invited to come and bring some classicalmusic- loving friends with you to enjoy listening to some greatchamber ensemble music. Once again, violinist Tanya will bewelcoming Nancy DeSalvo from Westminster College back to thepiano and they will be joined this time by cellist Katya Janpoladyan.Tickets for the recital are 16.50 for adults and 11.50 for children,and you can buy your tickets on the websiteat www.butlercountyrecitalseries.org or purchase them at the door (ifyou purchase them at the door, you will need to pay cash). We hopeto see many of you here at the church for this inspiring evening ofmusic!Our Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, January 27th11:30 am (Immediately following the worship services)Those with progress or financial reports due for the AnnualMeeting, please have them to Sheri McMasterNO LATER THAN January 21st!CONSISTORY UPDATE Obtaining Quotes for the Replacement of the Church Roof and the Removal of the ChimneyDecember 24th Communion Offering Designated to:80% Emma Caldwell Family20% Gabby Sybert Mission TripDesignate the Remainder of the 2018 Budgeted Amount in the Discretionary Fund to theHurricane Michael Relief FundUganda Mission Trip – Building a Church that will be Named “St. Peter’s Church Uganda”A Nature Hike is Planned for Sunday, January 27, 2019An Anti-Bullying Musical (open to the community) will be held in the Sanctuary on a date yet tobe determined.If you have any questions, please contact me at 724-316-0676 or via email at wgrubbs@p-r-i.org.Thank you,Wendy GrubbsConsistory Secretary
SOUTHWEST BUTLER FOOD CUPBOARD557 Perry HighwayHarmony, PA 16037Phone: 724.453.4184Website: www.swbfoodcupboard.orgThe Southwest Butler Food Cupboard could use the following for the month of January.Blessings, Sharon KlaiberInstant potatoes/Au Gratin PotatoesHelper MealsRiceCondensed soupReady to Eat SoupReady to Eat Pasta (Chef Boyardee)Canned chickenTuna fishPancake mixSyrupPastaRice/pasta sidesTaco KitsPeanut Butler & JellyCanned veggiesCanned fruitJuiceSloppy joeWomen’s Ministry NewsWe will meet at 10 am on Saturday, January 12, 2019 in the fellowship room for a brief meeting toplan our service events for February and March. We will then do some New Year cleaning of thechurch kitchen and walk in storage closet area. Our church kitchen and closet area needs itemschecked for expiration date on food items and cleaned. Even if you have never joined us in the pastyou are welcome to attend. Remember- many hands make light work! This is a great time to comeand socialize, share how we celebrated our Christmas this year, and get to know each other as weserve our church.At our February 9th gathering we will have our Secret Sis Reveal. More details of the event will beforth coming, so please watch for this information on the Sunday morning announcements and inthe bulletin.Wishing you Blessings for the New Year,Marla Clouse
Volunteer Ministry NewsFrom the pen of PamSPOTLIGHT ON: Salvation Army Bell Ringers, 'We Care' and Caps for KidsThanks to everyone who represented St. Peter's in the Salvation Army kettle campaign by ringingthe bell at the Northgate Plaza Bi-Lo on November 30 and at the Zelienople Walgreen's onDecember 8. Those who joined me in ringing include: Pastor Jim and Lucas, Sandy Bernd, KarenCunningham, Sally Hamilton, Thelma Jacobs, Gary Knauff, Kate and Eric Konyak, Betty Kraynik,Sheri McMaster, Lynn and Rick Meyers, Susie Rape and her great-granddaughter, Tonya Reynolds,Sidney Schiever, John Schulte, and Lexi, Deb, and Jim Smith. It was great for our church tocontinue on in taking part in such a worthy community endeavor (even when the weather was verycold and windy). Rhonda Eppinger and Sue Collins (the new coordinators) really appreciated ourefforts!!Our Christmas 'We Care' visits occurred on December 11 and 12 and were centered on 'Jesus isthe reason for the season', a truth that our shut-in and elderly members know better than manypeople! Those who were visited include: Frances Baillie, Annabelle Davey, Jane Gilchrist, Carolineand Earl Gilliland, Dee Graham, Flo Gross, Dorothy Knauf, Evelyn Lutz, Boots McMaster, ShirleyMcWithey, Leroy Meeder, Linda Rape, Donna Rice, Harvey Rice, Pat Rice, Dan Skelley and MillieWaybright, Mary Jean and Frank Szakelyhidi, Ruth and Dale Thomas, and Bob Yohn. The faithfulvisitors who helped Sally Hamilton out are as follows: Bea and Al Barna, Harold Herr, ThelmaJacobs, Debbie Kirsch, Sandy Lee, Frank Luek, Sharon McCormick, Jess McGuinness, LynnMeyers, Pam North, Kay O'Neill, Dottie and John Schulte, Ginni Smoke and Judy Williams. Therecan be lots of great things that happen when our shut-in and elderly folks are visited, and here isjust one little gem to share: if anyone ever goes to see Flo Gross, you will undoubtedly find her witha beautiful shawl wrapped around her. Flo doesn't keep this shawl around her shoulders simplybecause she is cold - she has it near to her because she knows it is a prayer shawl from her St.Peter's family and for the years that she has had this gift, she has kept it very close to her as itsymbolizes the trust she has in the faithfulness of her church family to keep praying for her. It isheartwarming to know how much this shawl has meant and continues to mean to this very speciallady (and there are many other people who have received the shawls and have valued them, also).Bea Barna has been the person who has made our prayer shawls, and we thank her for makingcountless numbers of them so that we could give them to people as a tangible reminder of ourprayers for them (prayer shawls have also been given to people in the hospital or those recoveringat home, or those who are going through a rough time who have needed to know that our churchfamily is lifting them up in prayer.) We are currently looking for someone who might be interested insupplying us with more shawls so that we can continue this aspect of our outreach to those whoneed to be reminded of God's love for them. If you crochet or knit and you would like to help out,please contact me in the church office (724-452-8120). And if you'd like to become involved in 'WeCare,' please contact Sally Hamilton (724-822-4530).For a number of years, Ruth Gross has led a dedicated group of women in knitting and crochetingitems for the 'Caps for Kids' organization. This past year our St. Peter's group of 10 women endedup making a total of 266 hats, scarves, and mittens. It is evident that all of the items have beenmade with love for children who these faithful knitters and crocheters don't know, but the ladies havewanted to share God's love with the kids in the form of these beautifully handcrafted items that willfunction to keep them warm. In addition to Ruth herself, the women who were involved in the 2018outreach include: Theresa Eller, Sally Hamilton, Amanda Heilman, Brooke Kaelin, SharonMcCormick, Sue Rectenwald, Pat Rice, Janet Zeigler, and Janet's Florida friend Kay Kline. Thisyear Brooke Kaelin and Sue Rectenwald were the top producers of the various items.
continued Volunteer Ministry News'Caps for Kids' was very sad to lose two special members this past year. Both Nancy Miller andSaraellen Weyman had been very involved in the ministry for a number of years and they will bedearly missed. In closing, Ruth and the rest of the group would welcome anyone else who wouldcare to join them in this valuable ministry (and some of them have already begun their work for2019!) If you have any questions or would like patterns or yarn, please see Ruth at church orcontact her at home (724-452-9548).It was Charles Dickens who penned this quote: "I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to keep itall the year." How different the world would be if we who are Christians (and who know the truth ofwhat Christmas is really about) could truly live this out in all the days, not only of this new year, butall the years that follow. I know that with the Lord's help, I can do what Dickens was striving to dothose many years ago - and you can, too! Blessed New Year to my St. Peter's family!Thank You NotesDear St. Peter’s,It is with humble and grateful hearts we write this letter ofthanks to St. Peter’s. Because of your generous monetary gift, we atthe Berean Bible Chapel of Butler move closer to fulfilling ourdream of owning our own building.Your love and support of our calling to plant a church in Butler is as always,overwhelming. Please accept our sincere gratitude and be encouraged as we worktogether serving the Lord.Serving Him together,The Members of The Berean Bible ChapelDear St. Peter’s,Thank you to our St. Peter’s family for not only the care and compassion shown tomom during her lifetime, but the sincere sympathy shown us following her passing. Thetapestry throw is beautiful and will be a lasting memory to treasure.We greatly appreciate Pastor Jim’s words of comfort and the uplifting service incelebration of mom’s life, together with Sharyn’s beautiful music. We are forever gratefulfor all of your cards, prayers and concerns.Sincerely,The Saraellen Weyman FamilyDear St. Peter’s,Thank you all for remembering me during my 92 birthday, with all the well wishes,cards and telephone calls. Thank you to my loving family for the beautiful flowers.Sincerely,Mary Lou Burkett
LIBRARY HIGHLIGHTS FOR JANUARY - READ ALL ABOUT IT!!A brand new year of reading possibilities is upon us, and listed below are some great new additions to ourchurch library, both fiction and non-fiction.Heading the list are some additional books in the best-selling 'Great Lives from God's Word' series written bypastor, educator, and author Charles Swindoll. To give some background on this beloved man whosespeaking and writing ministries have meant so much to so many, not only has Pastor Swindoll served atnumerous churches during his career, he is also the founder of the radio program 'Insight for Living'. In 1994he became the president of Dallas Theological Seminary and now serves as its chancellor. He has writtenmore than 70 books (and in addition to this series that I am writing about, we have more than 30 of Swindoll'sbooks in our church library) - through all that this man has done, he has touched many lives and has beenused mightily by God. What Charles Swindoll does in the 'Great Lives from God's Word' series is to examinethe lives of various Old and New Testament characters, and he does so in a very engaging and easy-to-readfashion. The volumes that we already had from the collection are: "Job", "Elijah", "Jesus", and "Paul". Addingto the series now are these volumes: "Joseph", "Esther", and a compilation of lesser-known Old Testamentcharacters titled "Fascinating Stories of Forgotten Lives". If you decide to read one of these fascinatingcharacter studies, you will probably want to read them all!Another great read to preview this month is from another beloved Charles, Dr. Charles Stanley, who hasbeen the senior pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlanta and founded the 'In Touch' radio and televisionministry, which is known to people all over the world. Just like Charles Swindoll, we have a number of Dr.Stanley's books in our library, and this book now added is titled "Standing Strong - How to Storm-ProofYour Life With God's Timeless Truths". The blurb from the book jacket will truly pique your interestas it states: 'When the hurricane winds of adversity strike suddenly and relentlessly, when you are blindsidedby forces that knock you off your feet and leave you stunned and bewildered.will your anchor hold? Will youweather the storm? This powerful book from Dr. Charles Stanley outlines the most foundational and essentialtruths about God and His Word - and reminds us that what we believe about these big issues will make orbreak who we are and how we live. "Standing Strong" is the product of Dr. Stanley's lifelong journey ofdefining his convictions, based on God's Word, and choosing to stand by what he believes.no matter theconsequences. By sharing the hard-won wisdom he has gleaned through a lifetime of faith, he guides us aswe examine and shape what we believe, so that we can live strong with confidence, hope, and an assurancethat when our convictions are based on God's truths, we can weather any storm as we hold tight to him.' Thisbook's content and insights could provide you with a meaningful way in which to begin the new year!Rounding out this month's reading possibilities is the newest book in the fiction series 'Montana Rescue'written by best-selling author Susan May Warren. The title of this fifth novel is: "Storm Front" - here is thesynopsis from the back of the book: 'A tornado has destroyed a small Minnesota community, and among themissing are not only a group of students but also PEAK Rescue team leader Chet King. Ty Remington willstop at nothing to rescue his mentor, not even when the girl he loved - and lost - walks back into his life. ButBrette needs his help more than he knows, despite her stubborn determination to push him away. And whenhe gets a second chance, loving her just might cost him more than he can imagine. A blogger for VortexStorm Chasers, Brette Arnold didn't expect her adventures to land her in the same place as Ty, the guy whoshe walked - actually, ran - from over a year ago. She had her reasons - good ones. The kind that tell her thatfalling for him again would only lead to heartache. But Ty isn't the kind of man to give up - not on the missingstudents or her.' Just as the first four books in the series did, it sounds like this is one will also keep you onthe edge of your seat!So there you have it - there's something for everyone in the library as webegin 2019 - come 'check out' the many, many choices that are availableand I believe you will not be disappointed! Happy winter reading!
Happy New Year from St. Peter’s Youth!!It is hard to believe that 2019 is already upon us! This past year has presented the youth with somany wonderful opportunities to grow their faith, create long-lasting relationships, and serve others.I am beyond excited to see what the upcoming year has in store for us and am blessed to be on thisjourney with the youth. On behalf of myself and the youth, I want to shout a huge “thank you” foryour continued support and encouragement. Having a congregation that values and understandsthe importance of youth ministries is a true blessing. We will see you in 2019!What’s new in 2019?TNT will now be meeting every other THURSDAY from 6:30-8pm. Check the church calendar oryouth room for the complete spring schedule.All 6th grade TNT students will be paired with a youth group student who will mentor them asthey prepare to transition to youth group in the fall.Hosts Wanted!Each month we have a “Family Dinner” for youth group at a different church member’s home. Wetypically have 8-10 students gather at the host’s home from 6:30-8pm on a Thursday to eat andenjoy fellowship with one another. If you would be interested in hosting one of these dinners in2019, please let me know!Save the DateMission Trip (Erie) – Sunday July 14th – Friday July 19th, 2019**Last chance deposits and first payments due by 3/1 (See Aubrey for details)**Youth Fundraisers:2019 Wall Calendars with Scripture Verses - 6 each. Available before and after church inGathering AreaAmazonSmile – when placing an order on Amazon, be sure to go through this link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/25-6050542. By doing this, the Youth to receive .5% of your purchaseback towards our mission trip!Coming up in January:Youth Group:Meetings (6-8pm) Sunday 1/13 and 1/27Family Dinner (6:30-8pm), location TBD, Thursday 1/17Mentor Dinner (6pm) Monte Cellos in Cranberry, Friday 1/18 (no cost)Generation Change (6:30-8pm) Tuesday 1/22 and 1/29Snow Tubing (12-2pm) Boyce Park, Saturday 1/26 ( 10 per person)TNT:Mentor Dinner (6pm) Monte Cellos in Cranberry, Friday 1/18 (no cost)Meeting (6:30-8pm) THURSDAY (new day!!) 1/24By His Grace,Aubrey Rader, Director of Youth Ministries
Sunday School NewsHappy New Year!What an exciting month December was for the Christian Ed. Department. The children’s Christmas partywas a hit with 48 attending. The children sang and rang bells during our worship service on 12/9. What ablessing that was having the little ones front and center during the worship service. The book club breakfastwas wonderful. We had new faces participating and new friendships formed all over a book. Look foranother book club set up for Jan/Feb. The Sunday School classes collected items for ‘The Net’ ministry inButler the month of December. We had a trunk load of donations for the least, lost and lonely of Butler.Thank you for all that donated.I am looking forward to 2019 and bringing even more excitement and new ideas to St. Peter’s. With a newyear, make a new commitment to attend a Sunday school class. Many different styles of teaching isavailable to meet everyone’s needs to not only grow spiritually, but grow in fellowship.Serving HIM together,HeatherDear St. Peter’s,By the time you get this we will already be in Uganda. We were so blessed by the support and manydonations that we have received for this year’s trip. It has been so exciting to see how much more we havegrown in this mission of our church. As you might have heard we are going to be starting construction of achurch in the area of Pele. The reason I say area is because the church is being built in a central location ofthree villages. This way it will be accessible to many people. The church will be called St. Peter's Uganda. Inthe same area we will be building a latrine and a well is already being drilled as I write this. We have alsohired a medical team to assist in caring for the well-being of the children in the area. This was made possiblethrough the communion offering donation from August. CPR and North Star Helping Hands Foundation havegenerously provided the funds for the building materials for the church and we have two sewing machinesand material to help the sewing school in Hoima. These are just a few of the big projects we have going onplus there are many others that are being funded from our general funds. Here is our tentative schedule forthe days we are there:Dec 29: Joseph village and Men’s Bible study at orphanageDec 30: Joseph church followed with prison visit; Pastor Will and Randy preachDec 31: Bulindi, a small village with veterinarian needsJan 1: School celebration Christmas and New Year’s feast for the childrenJan 2: Kamugembe II Medical helpJan 3: Joseph village, another small village with medical and farming needsJan 4/5: Break day / tourJan 6: Kikorobya where Pastor Will and Randy will preachJan 7/8: PeleJan 9 -12: Your villages and coffee farmAs you can see, we will be quite busy. All of this could not have happened without all of you. We now needyour support through prayer! Please look at the schedule and pray for each day that we can continue to doGod's work! We love you all and look forward to telling you about our trip when we return. If you would like tohave daily reports through email send an email saying YES to rherbe@stpzelie.org and I will add them assoon as I get them.Your servants in Christ,The Uganda Mission Trip Team
Take a Hike, St. Peter’s !!!Winter is a wonderful time to hike through our beautiful nearby parks. Why winter? Nomosquitos, snakes, ticks, sun burn or poison ivy! Just the beauty and serenity of God’s creation.Please join me for an enjoyable time of physical and spiritual restoration.Date: Sunday, January 27, 2019Time: 1:30 PMWhere: Moraine State Park, meet in parking lot under the Rt. 528 bridgeCost: Free (actually your taxes cover the cost)Who: Everybody. Invite your family and friends.Details: We will hike a portion of the North Country Trail which will take 1-2 hours. The trail ismoderately difficult, meaning some rugged terrain and uphill climbs. Bring hiking poles or a sturdywalking stick. Wear hiking boots and dress in layers. Bring drinking water. There are heatedrestrooms by the parking lot. If the weather is rainy or too cold (less than 15 degrees) the date willbe postponed.If you are interested, please contact Dan Banyay for a map and other information:djbanyay@zoominternet.net.“He leads me beside still waters, He restores my soul.” Psalm 23
FAMILY DINNER AND MOVIE NITES6:00 PMJANUARY 4TH Dear God with Greg Kinnear – comedyFEBRUARY 1STMARCH 1STAPRIL 5THCOME JOIN US FOR DINNER AND A MOVIE FORTHE WHOLE FAMILY.SEE HEATHER ZEIGLER OR KATHRYN MARLEYFOR DETAILS.WINTER BOOK CLUBGOLIATH MUST FALL BY Louie GiglioIt’s likely that you have a threatening giant in your life an adversary orstronghold that’s diminishing your ability to live a full and free life. God hasa better plan for you, a plan for you to live in victory. That’s why he hassilenced your giant once and for all.Order a book by signing up at the Welcome Center by January 20th. Joinus on February 24th for a light lunch and fellowship.Cost: 11.49 See Heather Zeigler or Pam North for any questions.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NURSERY, WORSHIP NURSERY& JR. CHURCH SCHEDULEFOR JANUARY & FebruaryPlease remember to always clean up space after you are done on your assigned schedule. Placenursery items in bins/shelves. All Jr. Church supplies/material belong in the hallway closet, pleasedo not leave lay on tables/desks in rooms. Jr. Church lesson will be emailed to you the week ofyour assigned date.Switch among yourselves if the date assigned does not work with your schedule. We ALL need tokeep this commitment, families are counting on you to show up.SUNDAY SCHOOL NURSERY1/6 Fisher1/13 Clouse1/20 Bichler1/27 Fogel2/3 Caldwell2/10 Caldwell2/17 Caldwell2/24 CaldwellWORSHIP NURSERYJR. CHURCH1/6 Caldwell, helper Carly1/13 Cowin, helper Holly1/20 George, helper Madi1/27 K. Bertoti, helper Lucy1/6 Palmer, teen helper Holly1/13 Zalar & Cogliano, teen helper Jenna1/20 Marley, teen helper Megan1/27 E. Bertoti, teen helper Sarah2/3 Zeigler, helper Avery2/10 Caldwell, helper Ethan2/17 Hill, helper Tyler2/24 Heilman, helper Sylvia2/3 Hill & Kniess, teen helper Carly2/10 Heilman, teen helper Sylvia2/17 Marley, teen helper Colten2/24 Crosson & Williams, teen helper LucyCommunity Fellowship DinnerJesus didn't come to be served, HE came to SERVE.THE GREATEST AMONG YOU MUST BE A SERVANT.MATTHEW 23:11 NLT There will be NO Community Dinner the month of January due to the Uganda Mission Team being awayin Uganda this month.See you all next month on Friday, February 8, 2019 5:00-6:30pm
January 2019SunMonSunday School9:00 amWorship10:15 amHead UsherforJanuary679am ConfirmationClass Ed. Bldg.5:30pm AA Mtg. Fellowship RoomTueWedThuFriSat12345Church OfficeClosedNew Year’s Day7pm St. Peter’sChoir practice7pm The Journey11:30amMinisterium Fellowship Room6-8pm Family Dinner& a Movie Fellowship Rm. /Sanctuary3-6pm Tanya Sattesonpracticing Sanctuary910111281:30pm 500 Card 9am Prayer GroupClub F.R.4pm Feed My6:30pm COFSheep6:30 pm Elder’s Mtg. Board Mtg. 7pm St. Peter’sFellowship Rm Ed. Bldg.Choir practice7pm ConsistoryMtg. Ed. Bldg.5:30pm VideoAnnouncements5:30pm VideoAnnouncements10-12pm Women’sMinistry Mtg. Fellowship Room3-6pm Tanya Sattesonpracticing Sanctuary7pm The Journey(All welcome)1314159am ConfirmationClass Ed. Bldg.5:30pm AA Mtg. Fellowship Room7pm St. Peter’s9am Prayer Groupto help with Food 4pm Feed MyBank ZionSheepLutheran Church7pm St. Peter’sChoir practice6-8pm Youth GroupMtg. Youth Room167pm The Journey1718195:30pm VideoAnnouncements6-8pm Youth GroupMentor Dinner Monte Cellos,Cranberry5-9pm Butler Co.Symphony ConcertSeries Sanctuary6:30pm YouthGroup FamilyDinner7pm AFSP SupportGroup Ed. Bldg.2021229am ConfirmationClass Ed. Bldg.5:30pm AA Mtg. Fellowship Room1:30pm 500 Card 9am Prayer GroupClub F.R.4pm Feed MySheep7pm St. Peter’s6:30-8pmChoir practiceGenerationChange (FPU for 7pm The Journeyteens) BasicsClassroom5:30pm VideoAnnouncements6:30-8pm TNT Mtg. Youth Room6:30pm ChristianEd. Teachers &Officers Mtg. Ed.Bldg.7:30pm ChristianEd. Board Mtg. Ed. Bldg.2930316:30-8pmGenerationChange (FPU forteens) BasicsClassroom9am Prayer Group4pm Feed MySheep7pm St. Peter’sChoir practice7pm The Journey5:30pm VideoAnnouncements5:30-7:30pmFinancial PeaceUniversity Fellowship Room27289am Confirmation5:30pm AA Mtg. Class Ed. Bldg.Fellowship Room11:30am AnnualMeeting1:30-4pm NatureHike at MoraineState Park5:30-7:30pm FPU Fellowship Rm.6-8pm Youth GroupMtg. Youth Room23246:30-9pm TanyaSatteson practicing Sanctuary252612-2pm Youth GroupSnow Tubing BoycePark1-5pm BrandyCrosson usingFellowship Room
ST. PETER'S REFORMED CHURCH320 E GRANDVIEW AVENUEZELIENOPLE, PENNSYLVANIA 16063-1101COMMUNION TABLE FLOWERS - 2019Another year is here and it's time to reserve the Sunday you wish to place flowers on theCommunion Table in the sanctuary for 2019.FILL OUT EXACTLY as you wish same to appear in the Sunday bulletin -- hand or mail entireform to Sheri at the church office.Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. 31302929Your nameAddressPhone no.The flowers on the Communion Table are given to the Glory of God andin (1)ofby(1) please fill in “LOVING MEMORY” or “HONOR” or “CELEBRATION” or other
happiness is a big promotion, or graduation, or reaching a milestone. Years ago, I read a true story about tennis star, Boris Becker. He was the youngest man to ever win Wimbledon, achieving victory in 1985 at the tender age of seventeen. In the late 1980s, Becker was on the mountain top of fame, fortune, and personal achievement.
