June 18, 2025, Midweek

This Sunday is Worship in the Park!!

 

Important Dates

Wed. June 18th: 7pm Community Choir practice for Worship in the Park.

Sat. June 21st: 11:30am Bible Study

Sun. June 22nd: 10am Worship in the Park (Memorial Park at Bandstand)

 

Anniversary

Thurs. June 19th: Les & Debbie Goodnight

Sun. June 22nd: Ralph & Marty Willard

Tues. June 24th: Sigmon & Jane Myers

 

 

Worship in the Park Information

Please remember that we will begin at 10am, instead of 10:30am. In case it rains, we will worship at CCC. After the service, there will be a pitch-in lunch. Please bring a dish to share with others. You may also want to bring silverware and plates just in case there aren’t any available.

IUMCH Information

The brochures and other information sheets of Indiana United Methodist Children's Home are available in the narthex (or lobby) on the table next to the stairs. There is also a Children's Home Tour sign-up sheet. You can put your name down or contact Tom Fagan directly.

 

Caring Sunday June 29th

As you gather your donations for Caring Sunday, please consider the items in the June Food Needs list.

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Communion Server Sign-up

Do you want to serve Communion by distributing the elements during regular Communion on the first Sunday of each month? By the session’s approval, you don’t have to be an ordained elder to serve Communion. August and September still need volunteers, so please sign up on the bulletin board outside the church office or contact pastor Je.

 

Voice Actor Needed

Don’t you love hearing the dramatized Scripture Readings during the Sunday Worship Services? You can join the bliss of being part of it. Please let Pastor Je or Neal know if you would like to volunteer.

 

Wanna Be on the Visit Team?

If you want to help pastor Je visit our home-bound members, call or email the church office or pastor Je.

 

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 the church office if you want your story in the weekly Midweek or monthly Newsletter.

This Week’s Humor

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Serving This Week

·        Liturgist: Echo Nunley

·        Elder of the Month: Barbara Belt

·        Pianist: Lisa Hutcheson

Contact the Church

·        Address: 128 E. Main St., Lebanon, IN 46052

·        Tel: 765-482-5959

·        Website: http://lebanonfpc.org

·        Office-Lesley Klooz: office@lebanonfpc.org

·        Pastor Je Lee: pastor@lebanonfpc.org

·        Blog: https://pastorje-lebanonfpc.blogspot.com/

·        Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/firstpreslebanon

·        YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@firstpresbyterianchurchofl3509


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