|
|
|
|
|
| The Latest News from Christ The King | Friday, July 23, 2010 |
|
Prayer

We Give Thanks for...Liz Trimarchi - the birth of her great niece - Kiera Elizabeth Chase's birthday Jim Brooks - good results at the doctor's Amy Berube- her niece who took her first 6 steps
Lord, We Pray for...Sara Ann O'Neil - friend with colon cancer Amy Berube - friend Sally having surgery Lorena Henry - housemate Ray with many medical problems Linda Truman - her father with a blocked artery and hospitalized Julie Sifert & family - the death of their neighbor, Grandpa John Liz Bakenhus - recovering at home Nancy Michael - grandson who is backpacking through Europe Judy Guerin - friend Dave having hip surgery Shirley Lyttle - neighbor Chris who has Hodgkin's disease Mary Kay Griffiths - having skin cancer surgery
|
|
From Kyle Brown,
Church Council President
Great news! Your church council has requested the Upstate NY Synod to call Pr. Paul Schwartzkopf to act as intentional interim pastor for Christ the King. Pr. Paul and his wife, Ann, come to us from Quincy, IL, where he retired about a year ago from serving more than 10 years at Christ Lutheran church. After traveling more than 33,000 miles in nine months of retirement, the Schwartzkopfs agreed that Pr. Paul could return to parish ministry, but in a supply capacity. He happened to meet our Bishop, Karen Jerge, at a conference of the Central/Southern Illinois Synod, which is a "sister" to our Upstate NY Synod. He let Pr. Jerge know that he might be available to supply in our synod, since he travels through NY periodically to visit a son's family in Vermont. The Holy Spirit had larger plans.
Council met with Pr. Paul and Ann last Thursday. We were all highly impressed and personally pleased about our conversation with him. We've checked his references and he comes with strong endorsements, including one I'll excerpt here: [A former parishioner] gave a glowing report about Pastor Paul. She said he was very successful in getting the youth involved in their church and while he was there, many families with children joined. She said that his greatest gift was his unlimited knowledge of The Bible and life in Bible times and making it relevant to today. She found his sermons to be very insightful and helpful. People find him very approachable. She also added that Ann pitches right in to do whatever needs to be done and her involvement is a real asset to the church. [She] said over and over again how lucky we are to have him. We have asked him to start on September 1st. Please join Council in welcoming the Schwartzkopfs! |
|
Phone Number Correction
The phone number printed here last week for the Ridley's was not correct. The correct phone number is 252-722-1227. We apologize for the error.
|
New Acolyte Training in August
If you are interested in being trained to be an acolyte, please see the Acolyte Height Chart in the entrance hall to find out if you are tall enough to be an acolyte. Class information is coming see! If you have any questions, please see Julie Sifert.
|
Come and Get It!
Join us for Wednesday Night grilling on July 28 @ 6:30. MEGAN O'HEARN will once again serve as Grillmeister, preparing a grilled specialty. Please sign up in the entrance hall and bring a dish to share!
|
Vaction Bible School Offered in Binghamton
Redeemer Lutheran Church will offer VBS starting August 6, from 6:00-9:00 PM, for children and youth from Pre-K through Grade 8. Register early by contacting Pat Watson (772-6299 or rpian@aol.com). For more information, please see the bulletin board in the Entrance Hall or contact Julie Sifert @ 785-3697. |
An Evening with Lukus
You're invited to attend an intimate acoustic performance with singer and song writer Lukus Wells that will be broadcast on WSKG in real time. SEATS ARE EXTREMELY LIMITED! Studio audience tickets are FREE and include a pre-show reception BUT must be reserved in advance. The performance is on Thursday July 29th. The pre-show reception is at 6:40 and seating at 7:40. WSKG is at 601 Gates Road in Vestal.
To reserve tickets, email Lukus at tickets@lukuswells.com. Include your name, email address, telephone number, and number of tickets needed.
|
Those Who Save Us
The Monday Night Book Club invites you to read our monthly selections and join us for discussion. On Monday, July 26th we will be discussing "Those Who Save Us" by Jenna Blum. Our August selection is "The Same Kind of Different as Me" by Ron Hall and Denver Moore. We will be discussing it on August 23rd. Our discussions take place at 6:30 in the Fireplace Room. Please join us.
|
|
|
Upcoming Events
Monday July 26th at 6:30 - Monday Night Book Club Wednesday July 28th at 6:30 - Wednesday Night Grilling Thursday July 29th at 6:40 - Lukus's concert at WSKG
|
Our Mission
To bring healing and new life to hurting and hungering people through a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.
|
Contact InfoPastoral Emergency during Transition Period: Cathy Gould, (H) 723-0217, (W) 724-6886, (C) 761-4553 Bob Truman, (H) 570-278-2332 Church Office, 729-2688 Church Office: Beth Quattrochiocchi: 607.729.2688 Director of Children's Ministry: Julie Sifert: 607.729.2688 (Office) | 607.785.3697 (Home) Director of Youth Ministry: Angie Roux: 607.729.2688 (Office) | 607.729.8993 (Home) |
|
|
|
|