Midweek on Wednesday, April 17th

PPM Sunday

Coming Sunday is PPM Sunday when you worship our great God with our preschool children. Please welcome our precious children and their families.

Photo Contest

The first annual photo contest is open. Please email your flower photo to pastor Je to enter. It does not have to be a recent photo. Five or more years or old photo is just fine. There are only two rules that it has to be a flower photo, and that is was taken by you.

Sunday Hymns

There will be more songs and music than our regular Sunday morning worship services. The three regular hymns are listed below. Let other songs surprise you on Sunday.

Sunday Scriptures and Sermon Title

Notes from PPM

We are excited to worship with you this coming Sunday. Please join us following the service for cookies in the fellowship hall. Continue to pray for all our staff and children as these last few weeks of school are sometimes the most difficult and we transition to our summer program.—PPM Director Lori Rowe

PCUSA Special Offering: Pentecost

After the Easter Sunday through Pentecost Sunday, the PCUSA is collecting the Special Offering of Pentecost. A gift to the Pentecost Offering helps the church encourage, develop, and support its young people, and also address the needs of at-risk children. 40% of the Pentecost offering can be retained at our congregation to make an impact in the lives of young people within our own community. The remaining 60% is used to support children-at-risk, youth, and young adults through ministries of the Presbyterian Mission Agency. You can mark your cheque or offering envelope as “Pentecost.”

Pack a Baby Pack: Sat, Apr. 27th

We are excited to announce that we will be delivering baby packs to expecting mothers in Malawi. These packs contain essential hygienic supplies, which are crucial for clean and healthy baby deliveries. Unfortunately, due to the lack of these items, many newborn babies and mothers face serious risks.

Coming Sunday is the last time you can donate necessary items. or financial gifts (“Baby Pack” on the memo line of your cheque).

The sign-up sheet is posted on the bulletin board outside the church office for those who will come to the packing event (sign up by coming Sunday). The sign-up sheet on the refreshment table in the back of the sanctuary is for the needed items.

Saturday Bible Study

Last Saturday, we watched the movie “Mission.” Because the movie was too long, we did not have a chance to discuss afterwards. The discussion will be coming Saturday.

Voice Actor Needed

If you want to help dramatising the Scripture Reading, talk to Neal on Sunday morning.

Wanna Be a Visit Team?

The sign-up sheet for the next week is blank and empty. If you want to help pastor Je visiting our home-bound members, please sign up on the bulletin board outside the church office.

Prayer Request?

If you have a prayer request, please contact Phyllis Duff at raduff2@att.net.

Got News?

Do you have something you wish to share with the church family? Sharing good news will double it. Sharing sad news will halve it. Is your child or grandchild excellent? You can boast about them. Contact pastor Je if you want your story on the weekly Midweek or monthly Newsletter.

Serving This Week

  • Visiting team: Debbie Crouse

  • Liturgist: Debbie Crouse

  • Accompanist: Jennie Woods

  • Elder of the month: Sigmon Myers

Church Website

Have you checked the church website recently? You can find so many things such as past sermon scripts, previous bulletins, newsletters, photos, and more. Website: http://lebanonfpc.org/

Contact the Church

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