T h e F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h o f N a p l e s

August 2014

IN THIS ISSUE

From Dr. Weller 2

Pastor Nominating 3

Presbyterian Women 3

Children and Youth 4

Calendar 8

Evangelism 9

Missions 10

Staff Spotlight 12

News and Events 13

Serving FPC 15 Youth Group students at Montreat

2 Rev. Dr. Kathleen Weller, Temporary Head of Staff kathleenw@fpcnaples.org

Susan Stafford, Worship and Music Committee Chair, wcssas@aol.com Dr. Brice Gerlach, Director of Music Ministries , briceg@fpcnaples.org Worship & Music

Oh may all who come behind us

Find us faithful

May the fire of our devotion light their way

May the footprints that we leave

Lead them to believe

And the lives we lead inspire them to obey

Oh may all who come behind us

Find us faithful

-- Steve Green

Dear First Presbyterian

Friends,

The chorus above

is from one of my

favorite contemporary

Christian songs. Steve

Green was a talented

composer and

musician, no doubt.

But I believe his

inspiration was God-

sent in the same way the prophets of old first received

what they would say.

I have faced my ministry these past twenty years,

with the above chorus playing in the background. It

informs my choices (on good days) and keeps my focus

where I believe God intends it to be. You see we don’t

“do church” for ourselves. We don’t come together to

entertain or be entertained. We don’t come together to

have our particular fancy tickled. We come together to

express our devotion. We come together in order that

those who “see our good-works will give glory to our

Father in heaven” – what Green calls inspiring others

to obey.

How is it that you think about your participation in

worship, or in the work of the Church?

How is it that you think about your Bible Study, your

weekly or monthly breakfasts or luncheons? What’s in

your mind as you give, participate and pray? Do you

consider, or hope, that your devotion will be like a fire

that inspires?

In my work as an Interim, from the first day I step on

the grounds of a new ministry I wonder about not so

much what I am being called to do, but to leave behind.

I’ve found that each congregation needs something

different; one-size does not fit all. But they need

something in particular, that I will leave behind. As my

time here draws to an end, I hope there are those things

I’ll soon be able to “√” off that list.

Because in the end, what matters most to me, is

whether those who come behind me—will find me faithful.

Have I listened well? Have I discerned with a godly

heart? Have I done the best I could with what was before

me? Did I leave things better than I found them? Is there

more potential for good, and less for harm? Haunting/

daunting questions.

It strikes me that Steve Green’s song is an amazing

blue-print for each of us in our life of faith, and in

particular, in our life within a community of faith. What

are we doing faithfully? What is it about how we treat

one another that will inspire? What acts of devotion of

ours are worthy to be imitated? Will our fingerprints on

First Presbyterian Church lead someone else to believe?

These of course are questions of the Spirit and not

questions anyone else can answer for us. Mostly, they are

only proved in hindsight. They are only seen in the

rearview mirror. But when we desire to keep the

intention of being faithful before us—surely Steve

Green’s chorus can encourage us to live in such a way.

May it be said, dear friends, of you and of me, during

this transitional time for First Presbyterian Church of

Naples that: we all were found faithful!

God bless you for being a blessing,

Pastor Kathleen

Preaching

in August

August 3 Jonathan Evans

August 10 Kathleen Weller

August 17 Kathleen Weller

August 24 Jonathan Evans

August 31 Rev. Dr. Lou Thompson (Vanderbilt)

3 Pastor Nominating Committee Libby Biehl, PNC Committee Chair, infonaples@gmail.com

Ann Goodnight, PW Moderator, flgoodnight@aol.com Presbyterian Women

In November of 2013, our MIF (Ministry Information Form) was approved and we were able to start receiving resumes or PIF (Pastor Information Forms). To date, we have reviewed over 140 resumes. Our list of potential candidates was narrowed to six individuals in April, and in May, we went to four candidates. Following visits and personal interviews, we had two very qualified candidates. One of these candidates withdrew during our Personality Assessment phase. Members of the PNC visited the final candidate's church, after which the couple visited Naples and our church. At the end of June we were advised of their desire to be removed as a potential candidate for the Senior Pastor/Head of Staff position. This has been very disheartening for the committee as we felt strongly that the last candidate was the one God had called to our church. So during the month of July, we began the process again. We know in our hearts God

has already chosen our Pastor, and we are working very hard to find that individual. We lean on God's schedule, for He knows who and when is the right time for this position to be filled. We ask you, the congregation, to continue praying for us as we discern God's will in providing the right Pastor to lead our church. If anyone knows of a potential candidate for us to consider, please contact us either by phone at 239.352.7472 or by e-mail at infopncnaples@gmail.com As PNC members, we are a dedicated group of people who with God's help are striving for what is best for First Presbyterian Church of Naples. We all want our new Pastor to succeed so that we may continue to be a strong church. We are truly honored to be a part of this process, and we thank you for your continued support. Blessings, Libby Biehl PNC Chair

From Your PNC Committee

Piece of Salad Luncheon All ladies are invited

to a Piece of Salad Luncheon on Wednesday, August 6 at noon in Spencer Hall.

Bring a favorite item for a salad buffet such as chopped meat, vegetables, cheese, dried fruit, etc.

Lettuce, beverage and dessert will be provided. School supplies will be packed for Grace Place following the luncheon.

For more information or questions, please contact Ann Goodnight at 239.263.1820.

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Youth Shana Dublan, Director of Children and Family Ministries

shanad@fpcnaples.org

All middle and high school students are invited to join Shana Monday, August 4 on a trip to Germain Arena for some ice skating!

$7 includes: EVERYTHING ! ! Transportation, skate rental and meal!

Meet at the church at 11 a.m. and return at 3 p.m.

Let’s have some fun before we head back to school!

Ice Skating

Youth Group Begins

August 20

4 - 7 p.m. In the Youth Room

Students in grades 6 - 12 are invited to join us for games, snacks, lessons &

fellowship. Feel free to be you!

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In early June, seven students from

the FPC Youth Group, along with

youth leaders Shana Dublan and

Mike Calyore, embarked on a week-

long Youth Conference in Montreat,

North Carolina. This time offered

the young people a safe space to

explore their identity in a Christian

community.

Rooted in the creative, redeeming,

and continuing story of God’s love,

this conference aimed to challenge

and empower participants to

discover their gifts so that together

they can reach out and be the church

in the world.

Activities included morning

energizers, music, keynote speakers,

small group meetings, afternoon

recreation activities, and evening

worship.

Here are some of the thoughts from the students.

It helped me grow spiritually and made

me want to learn and do more with my

faith. It was amazing and I can’t wait to

go again.

Mackenzie

The Montreat experience helped me get closer to God. I feel that my relationship with God became stronger. It changed me, helped me be more open about other people and now my faith is stronger and new friendships were built. Daniel Montreat is a place where you can talk about God without judgment and where you can bond with others through God. Hayley

Montreat was a roller coaster. We laughed, cried, got angry, rock hopped and didn’t sleep. Most of all , we grew closer to each other and to God. It was an amazing personal experience, and I’m so thankful for it. Marie

It was a great place to learn about God, and ourselves. I loved it. Thank you all for your generous donat ions to let us go. Isaac

It’s a place where you get to show and learn who you really are. It’s also where you learn about your connections with God. Eric

Youth Shana Dublan, Director of Children and Family Ministries

shanad@fpcnaples.org

6 Children and Families Shana Dublan, Director of Children and Family Ministries

shanad@fpcnaples.org

7 Children and Families Shana Dublan, Director of Children and Family Ministries

shanad@fpcnaples.org

High Seas Vacation Bible School

Sandy Poore, Director of Facilities, sandyp@fpcnaples.org Calendar 8

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking 9:30 a.m. Communion Bread Cutters

2 9:30 a.m. Communion Set up

3 8:30 & 10 a.m.

Communion Worship 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

4 Preschool Office Opens 11 a.m. Youth Group

5 7 a.m. Breakfast Bible Study (separate location)

11 a.m. Alzheimer’s Support Group

6 12 p.m. PW lunch 4 p.m. PNC meeting

7 7 p.m. Meditation/Prayer 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

8

Preschool Teachers returns 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking 5 p.m. Potluck Dinner

9

10 UNDY SUNDAY 8:30 & 10 a.m. Worship 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

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12 7 a.m. Breakfast Bible Study (separate location) 8 a.m. Facilities Committee 9:30 a.m. Crowd Control Training 10:30 Preschool Staff Training 4 p.m. Mission Committee

13 4 p.m. PNC meeting

14 10 a.m. Sew&Sews 10:30 a.m. Preschool Open House 7 p.m. Meditation/Prayer 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

15 OUTREACH

DEADLINE 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking 10:30 a.m. Preschool Open House 1 p.m. Mission trip/Mision Peniel

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17 UNDY SUNDAY Blessing of the Backpacks 8:30 & 10 a.m. Worship 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

18 Preschool begins

19 7 a.m. Breakfast Bible Study (separate location)

20 4 p.m. PNC meeting 4 p.m. Youth Group

21 7 p.m. Meditation/Prayer 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

22 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking

23

24 8:30 & 10 a.m.

Worship 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

25 12 p.m. Nominating Committee

26 7 a.m. Breakfast Bible Study (separate location)

4 p.m. Session

27 4 p.m. PNC meeting 4 p.m. Youth Group

28 10 a.m. Sew&Sews 7 p.m. Meditation/Prayer 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

29 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking

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31 8:30 & 10 a.m.

Worship 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

Deadline for monthly Outreach is the fifteenth of the month prior to that edition. Submit all items to publications@fpcnaples.org. If submissions are not received prior to the deadline, we cannot guarantee that your article will be considered for publication for that month. This calendar does not necessarily include all events that are scheduled at the church. For additional information, call 239.262.1311 or visit the website www.fpcnaples.org. Contact Director of Facilities, Sandy Poore at 239.262.1311 ext. 228 or sandyp@fpcnaples.org to reserve a room for your meeting. Please do not assume that if a room is vacant that it is available for use. This will alleviate any awkward situations from occurring.

9 Evangelism Joan Gust, Evangelism Committee Chair, jrwgust@gmail.com

Tuesday, September 16

9 a.m.—1 p.m. Spencer Hall

The carotid artery/stroke

disease screening procedure is simple, painless, and non-

invasive. You will be asked to lie on your back on an exam table. After applying gel to your

neck, the technologist will move an instrument called a

transducer on your neck to create images of the carotid arteries and assess the rate of blood flow within them.

(AAA) is a condition in which the lining of the blood

vessel called the aorta is enlarged within the abdomen. Because

abdominal aortic aneurysms are likely to tear if they

reach 5 centimeters in diameter, monitoring is

important for preventing a rupture. A ruptured

AAA can cause blood loss, shock, and death.

Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is more commonly known as hardening of the arteries. PAD screening is done by using the ankle

-brachial index (ABI). This ABI screening is painless, quick, and non-invasive. It will identify

most cases of peripheral arterial disease.

We use ultrasound to detect the risk of

osteoporosis by measuring for the bone mineral

density of your heel. The heel is measured because its bone is similar to that

found in the hip, where fractures occur most often.

Bone mineral density is a powerful predictor of skeletal strength and

fracture risk, especially when considered along with other factors such as gender, age, and family

history. When you receive an osteoporosis screening, you will simply place your foot in a painless ultrasound device called a bone

densitometer and the bone mineral density of your heel will be measured.

Special Packages available to us: Package 1

Stroke, Vascular Disease & Heart Rhythm Package—4 tests only $139

Package 2 Add an Osteoporosis Screening for only $10

more—5 tests only $149

Please call 888.653.6450 to register

for your preventative health screening. No appointments can be made

through the church office. Screening results are provided to you in 21 days. All participants with abnormal results are directed to take the

report to their physician. Life Line Screening does not file insurance claims nor provide referrals to any physician’s group or hospital. Life Line Screening does not participate in the Medicare program and the cost of the screening services is not covered or reimbursable by Medicare.

Peripheral Arterial Disease/ABI Screening-$70

Osteoporosis Risk Assessment-$60

Heart Rhythm Screening Atrial Fibrillation-$70

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening-$70

Carotid Artery Disease/Stroke Screening-$70

Atrial fibrillation also known as irregular

heartbeat, is a condition that can cause a stroke. A stroke results from the disruption of adequate

blood flow to the brain. Atrial fibrillation is the most common type of heart arrhythmia (abnormal heartbeat) and can cause a clot that travels to the

brain where it results in stroke.

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Feed the 5,000 Luke 9:10-17

During the summer months, visitors are away, some seasonal jobs are gone, and the Naples area has fewer donors. But, those less fortunate still need to eat.

During August, we will collect food for Grace Place, a faith-

based community center, teaching literacy, language, and life skills to at-risk children and impoverished families. Ushers will have a Publix bag with a list of desired food items available as you leave church on the first

Sunday of the month. Please return your contributions on the second Sunday of the month.

Most needed items are: 1 pound dried rice 1 pound dried beans 1 can vegetables 1 large box, powdered milk 1 box dry children’s cereal 1 jar peanut butter 1 jar jelly 1 can chicken 1 pound pasta 1 jar pasta sauce

If you prefer, checks may be made payable to "First Presbyterian Church" and the memo marked "Feed the 5,000."

Missions

Joan Gust, Evangelism Committee Chair, jrwgust@gmail.com

Your Evangelism Committee has been meeting to plan a fall Congregational Dinner.

The night will include a great meal, old fashioned sing-along, fantastic music by our Director of Music Ministries, Dr. Brice Gerlach, and a featured entertainer, Peter Strachan. Peter will provide musical presentations as well as sharing some fun entertainment.

We have tentatively picked the night of Friday, November 7 and will confirm the date in September. Tentatively mark your calendars now.

Tickets will go on sale when all the arrangements have been confirmed. Unfortunately, we will have to limit the number of tickets that will be available. More details will follow.

The Committee wants this to be a time for First Presbyterian Church members to come together, have a good meal, enjoy each others company, and have some good laughs. Our hope is that the event will receive your support.

Betty Mangos, Mission Committee Chair, cmangosdds@comcast.net

11 Missions Betty Mangos, Mission Committee Chair, cmangosdds@comcast.net

MISION PENIEL

OPPORTUNITY:

SERVE AND BE

Join us on Friday, August 15, from 1-7 p.m., when we journey to Mision Peniel in Immokalee to serve hundreds of farmworkers a meal. This is a rich experience for all. If you would like to participate, please contact Rev. Jonathan Evans at jonathane@fpcnaples.org or call the church office at 239.262.1311.

Supporting Missions isn’t just about giving money. It could be that “just giving money” makes us complacent actually. We’d like to think that if a cause had enough money given to it that we could eradicate the problem altogether.

The Presbyterian Church USA says that “Mission is God’s work for the sake of the world that God loves”. It is Christ-centered, and

made active by the presence of the Holy Spirit. Probably not something we think about while just writing a check. All of the Mission projects that we support here at First Presbyterian Church need money. No surprise there. St. Matthew’s House is feeding homeless people every single day. They are giving out bags of groceries from their pantry. Grace Place is trying to provide after-school and summer programs for neighborhood kids to teach them “the way they should go”. Habitat for Humanity is able to get low-income families into their first house. Is money needed? Of course. But the money should come with a catch--your prayers, your demonstration of love for another, your participation in healing and helping. Here at FPC we give to our mission projects through the church budget. Together, we are a Missional Church. I am the new Missions Chair and I intend to tell you in every Outreach exactly what kind of outreach we are doing. Look at the opportunities available. Join us for hands-on caring and blessing. We can help people. It is our calling. I ask you to support First Presbyterian Church as we go about the business of healing, ministering to the poor, sick, lonely, and powerless. We can be a part of freeing those engaged in sin, fear, oppression, hunger, and injustice. It’s not just words. It’s real and we should be a part of it. Betty Mangos Missions Committee Chair

12 News and Events Kathleen Law, Coordinator of Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

In an effort for you to get to know the church and preschool staff a little better, we will be spotlighting one staff member each month in the Outreach. We hope you enjoy this new monthly feature!

Q: Where did you grow up? A: Chelsea, Michigan.

Q: What brought you to Naples? A: A job offer as a Church Administrator.

Q: Are you married? A: Yes. My husband, Bill and I have been married for 38 years.

Q: Where does your husband work? A: He’s a Condominium Association Manager for an 89 unit high-rise building in Bonita Bay.

Q: Do you have any children? A: We have four grown daughters; Jennifer, Jill, Cheryl and Rachel.

Q: Any grandchildren? A: Yes, three granddaughters; two 5-year olds and one 2-year old.

Q: Where can we find you when you’re not working? A: The beach, pool or gym.

Q: Name some favorite Movies? A: Comedy–Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid; Drama-Gone with the Wind and Military Movies; Christmas- It’s a Wonderful Life and Charlie Brown’s Christmas; Musical–Cinderella.

Q: What are your favorite TV Shows? A: Downton Abbey, Nashville, and Dallas.

Q: Favorite Actor? A: The late Paul Newman (love those blue eyes!)

Q: Favorite Book or author? A: The Celestine Prophecy and other spiritual or self- help books.

Q: Who (dead or alive) would you like to meet? A: Ronald Reagan for his intelligence and Reba McEntire for her business success.

Q: What would be impossible for you to give up? A: Cookies! I am a cookie monster!

Q: What profession other than yours would you like to attempt? A: Social Work.

Q: What profession would you not like to do? A: Taxi cab driver.

Q: What sound or noise do you love? A: Waves on the beach.

Q: What sound or noise do you hate? A: Anything loud.

Q: What are some things on your bucket list? A: More travel, writing a book and dance lessons

Q: What would you like God to say to you when you arrive at the pearly gates? A: “Come on in.”

Some of the above questions were taken from “Inside the Actors Studio”

Pictured above: Son-in-law Adam and daughter Jill, husband Bill, Sharman, daughters

Jennifer, Rachel and Cheryl with granddaughters, Madeline, Kiersten and Taylor.

Sharman Pfaus

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Dinner for All

Church members, friends, couples and singles, are invited to

a member’s home on Friday, August 22.

For more information or

reservation, please contact Diane Stellema at

239.455.8796 or dandis37@gmail.com.

Preschool Open House Thursday, August 14,

drop in between 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. for Tuesday/Thursday students.

Friday, August 15,

drop in between 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. for Monday/Wednesday/Friday

and 5 day students.

School begins Monday, August 18

News and Events Kathleen Law, Coordinator of Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

Pot-less Potluck Pizza Party

Friday, August 8 6 p.m.

$5 per person

At the home of John and Joanne Slager sign up in Spencer Hall,

Call Joanne at 239.649.5481, Or call the church office.

14 News and Events Kathleen Law, Coordinator of Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

In Memoriam

Jacqueline Mackey

February 2, 2014

Harold Hogg

June 3, 2014

Lee Lemasters

July 10, 2014

Frederick G. Ray

July 19, 2014

David Fisher, Sr.

July 27, 2014

Thank You

The entire Warren family wishes to thank everyone who

sent Dick thoughtful cards and prayers during his illness

and after his passing. He loved this church and had great

hopes that we would become a strong congregation as it

was when we joined many years ago. He was

overwhelmed by the special caring from all of you.

Fondly,

Deb Warren

Dear First Presbyterian Church,

I want to thank you for the beautiful flowers that were

delivered for my 88th birthday.

Marge Berlin

Dear First Presbyterian Church of Naples,

I am deeply grateful for your faithful, generous support

for The Salvation Army. Your food pantry donation and

monetary gift will help restore broken lives of people who

are facing hunger, homelessness, and abuse.

Thank you for sharing so generously from your hard-

earned resources with us. May God bless you for your

compassion.

Major Daniel Proctor

Regional Coordinator/Corps Officer

The Salvation Army

To all the Volunteers,

A BIG thank you from all of us here at the church for

everything you did for VBS. We had a total of 58 children

who enjoyed a week of learning and fun. From making

decorations to bringing in food all the way to the Sunday

celebration, we had a wonderful week and YOU helped to

make it all happen.

Shana Dublan

Director of Children and Family Ministries

Dear Members of Session,

This past Sunday our congregation prayed for you and

your congregation during the celebration of The Lord’s

Supper. These are certainly challenging times to be the

church and we are grateful for your shared ministry.

Each month, at the time of The Lord’s Supper, we pray

for three churches throughout the nation and the world.

Our prayers for you were in honor of a specific request

from one of our members. I hope that this letter

encourages each of you as together we seek to share

Christ’s reconciling love to our communities.

With appreciation,

Dr. W. Douglass Hood, Jr.

Senior Pastor

First Presbyterian Church of Delray Beach

We bid farewell to the following members as they move from their First Presbyterian Church family to new beginnings: Rudy and Julie McCullough Indianapolis, IN

15 News and Events Kathleen Law, Coordinator of Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

Parish

Jeanie Weigel 1 & 2

Katie Geshay 3

Janet and Gary Root 4 & 5

Midge Murdock 6

Florence Calyore 7

Nancy and John Kay 8

Grant Wagner 9 & 13

Annabella Richardi 10

Kathy Grandi 11

Terri Storter 12

Suzanne Rose 14

Jane Long 15

Doris Frace 16

Richard Barkley & Susan Corryn 17

Linda Gadkowski 18

Barbara and Rick Blattner 19

Kim Shoellhorn Garnick 20

John Crider 21 & 30

Joanne and Jim Applegate 22

Pat Stevens 23

Chris Miller and Jackie Cusick 24

Barbara and Jack Marsh 25

Mary and Al Vande Voren 26

Program Staff Dr. Kathleen Weller Temporary Head of Staff Rev. Jonathan Evans Associate Pastor Dr. Brice Gerlach Director of Music Ministries Shana Dublan Director of Children and Family Ministries

Office Staff Sharman Pfaus Executive Office Manager Michele Martin Director of Finance Kathleen Law Coordinator of Communications

Facilities Staff Sandy Poore Director of Facilities Mike Rutoski Superintendent of Facilities Leticia Martinez Custodian of Facilities

Audio Visual Staff Mike Calyore Sound and Video Technician

Preschool Staff Ashley Houk Director of Preschool Liz Psota Preschool Administrative Assistant

Nursery Staff Kelsey Santalla Rosemarie Santalla Marianna Vargas

Session Ed Boot Facilities Norman Brown Evangelism Janie Brown Casassa Personnel, Nominating Franklin Ellis Stewardship, Finance Keith Gahagan Christian Education Richard Green Audit, Finance, Endowment Joan Gust Evangelism, Facilities Eric Holt Personnel, Endowment, Audit Hansen Long Clerk of Session, Transition Team, Personnel, Stewardship Betty Mangos Missions, Worship and Music Joe Patton Christian Education Patty Rutzler Nominating, Worship and Music Joanne Slager Evangelism Susan Stafford Worship and Music

Deacons Stephen Ministers Cynthia Anderson Janice Austerman JoAnn Beggs Carolyn Smith Bennett Janie Brown-Casassa Marilyn Currier, co-leader Barbara Gibson Shirley Hagerson Chris Jones Ron Lacy Laura McDonald Saralene Oldham, leader Suzanne Rose Pat Schubarth Sam and Karen Smith

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Congregational

Meeting

A meeting of the congregation will take place on

Sunday, August 10, 2014 following the 10 a.m. worship service

for the purposes of approving the revised bylaws of

First Presbyterian Church Naples and electing Libby Biehl as elder

to fill a vacant term for Class of 2015.

Draft copies of the bylaws are available on the website at fpcnaples.org/resources or

in Spencer Hall.