February Here@First

Volume 11

Here First

“Worshiping God together, Growing in Christ-like maturity, Reaching those unconnected to Jesus Christ and Impacting our community and the world.”

February 2010

Published monthly for the members and friends of First Presbyterian Church.

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February Events

Sunday Morning Information / Weekly Events / Sermon Series

Sunday Morning Class Information

Pastors Welcome

Fellowship Ministry : Group Life Ministry News

Fellowship Ministry : Family Ministries

Fellowship Ministry : Senior Adults News

Discipleship Ministry : Student Ministry News

Discipleship Ministry : Preschool News

Discipleship Ministry : Children’s Ministry News

Discipleship Ministry Team : Careforce Ministry

Discipleship Ministry Team : Women’s Ministry

Ghormley Meadow Christian Camp News

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Worship Ministry News

Upcoming News and Events

Re3 Wednesday Nights

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february EvEnts CalEndarFebruary 2 Tuesday Worship Min Team Meeting 5:15p Adult Ed Meeting 7:00pFebruary 3 Wednesday WOW Team Meeting 4:00p Genealogy Class 4:00pFebruary 4 Thursday Happy Travelers 1:00p SAM Meeting 3:00p Prayer Ministry Team Leader Meeting 6:00p MOPS Set up 6:30pFebruary 5 Friday MOPS 9:00aFebruary 7 Sunday CommunionFebruary 8 Monday Edith Ferry Circle 12:00pFebruary 9 Tueday Cristo Vive Budget Meeting 5:30pFebruary 10 Wednesday Genealogy Class 4:00pFebruary 11 Thursday Preschool Board Meeting 9:30a Discipleship Meeting 2:00pFebruary 12 Friday MOPS Valentine Dinner/Auction 5:30p Cristo Vive Craft Night 6:30pFebruary 13 Prayer Shawl 9:00aFebruary 14 Sunday Carenet Meeting 12:30pFebruary 15 Monday President’s Day / Church ClosedFebruary 17 Wednesday Ash Wednesday Dinner/Service Genealogy Class 4:00p Ghormley Commission 6:30pFebruary 18 Thursday MOPS Set up 6:30pFebruary 19 Friday MOPS Snow Blast / GhormleyFebruary 20 Saturday Jerry Sittser Retreat (Staff & Session) 8:00aFebruary 21 Sunday Handbells at 11:00 serviceFebruary 23 Tuesday Kaffee Klatsch 9:30a Session / Dinner 6:00pFebruary 24 Wednesday Naomi Circle 10:00aFebruary 25 Thursday Golden Circle Potluck 12:00p

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Sunday Morning ServiCeSContemporary Services Sanctuary 8 & 9:30a The Best of Classic Worship Sanctuary 11:00a ChildCare Ages birth – 21/2 years RM 102 During ServicesKidzone Sunday SChool Kinder - 5th Grade 2nd Floor 9:30 -10:45a *Special Needs classroom available RM 220Student MiniStrieS Grades 6 - 12 Ward Chapel (Mid Hi & Sr. Hi) 9:30-10:40aadult eduCation ClaSSeS Golden Circle 9:30-10:30a 40 Days of Purpose 9:30-10:30a Adult Ed Bible Class 9:30-10:30a CriSto vive hiSPaniC FellowShiP Ward Chapel 12:00p

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY Senior Adult Exercise 8:30aMONDAY TOPS 10:00a Over-eaters Anonymous 12:00p Trailseekers 2:30p Church Basketball 7:00pTUESDAY Women’s Bible Studies Spirit Led Life 9:15a Series Studies with Jean Paulson 9:45aWEDNESDAY Men’s Bible Study 12:00p Women of Action (Prayer) 12:00p Re3 Dinner and Classes 5:15pTHURSDAY Bible Study Fellowship 9:00a Worship Rehearsal 6:00p Temple Choir Rehearsal 7:00p GEMS / CBD (beginning February)

Sermon Series FebruarySERMON SERIES: “THE PRODICAL GOD”FEBRUARY 7 Galatians 5:16-21/ The Elder Brother Jack Peebles FEBRUARY 14 Ephesians 2:1-9/ The True Elder Brother Jack PeeblesFEBRUARY 21 Guest Preacher Jerry SittserFEBRUARY 28 Luke 22:14-23/ The Feast of the Father Jack Peebles

Weekly events at FPC

Sunday Morninginfo

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Kidzone (AGE 2 ½ THROUGH 5TH GRADE) 9:30-10:45 / 2ND FLOORKidzone helps our children apply biblical truth to their regular everyday experiences. Sonbeams (preschool) 2 ½ to 4 years old meet on L2 Mezzanine in the Sonbeams Room.Cubbies (pre-kindergarten) 4 & 5 yrs old meet in the Cubbies Room on the main floor (right next to childcare). Kindergarten through 5th grades meet on the 2nd floor.

Student worShiP & grouPS (6TH-12TH GRADE) 9:30-10:40 / CHAPELFollowing worship, Mid High and High School students separate for time to study and discuss issues of life and faith in smaller groups. Student Ministries is eager to welcome new students, introduce them to others and help them discover the amazing love of God.

adult eduCation ClaSS9:30-10:30 / ADULT ED / Jim Erixson“Footsteps of the apostle Paul”Come join us during the winter term at 9:30a on Sundays as we travel and follow Paul’s footsteps through the books of Acts, Thessalonians, Philippians and Ephesians. We look at the countries and cities that Paul traveled during his ministry as he spread the Christian faith among the Jews and Gen-tiles. We will also study how Paul brought the people of these countries to Christ and get a flavor of life through Paul’s eyes.

40 dayS oF PurPoSe 9:30-10:30 / MID HIGH ROOM ON THE MEZZANINESTEVE HILDEBRAND / MARSHALL GROVE / FRED MALONEYThe 40 Days class continues to study the principles found in Rick Warren's “Purpose Driven Life” book. This class discusses and examines, in a non-threatening manner, the Bible passages used through the book. After several years of study, this group is halfway through the book. You are invited to jump in and join this interesting study.

golden CirCle - PreSent word 9:30-10:30 DAVID FERRY LOUNGE / TOM OLIVA & JIM ERIXSONOriginally formed in the 1940's, this class continues to study Christian life together. The Golden Circle class is a caring and supportive class that includes prayer, music and study.

Sunday Morning classes

Dearchurch family,Dear Church Family,

It is difficult to believe that we are beginning 2010. The decade is coming to a close and there is much for which to celebrate! Even in the midst of the worst recession this country has seen in de-cades, faithful people continue to be blessed by a faithful God! Our trust here at First Presbyterian continues to be placed in Him and He is doing a wonderful work in our midst!

When I was on staff at First Presbyterian Church of Nashville, Tennessee, I remem-ber The Rev. Todd Jones offering to the congregation a list of “Ten Biblical Ideas to Improve Your Life.” The beginning of the year is always an opportunity to assess your life and walk with God. For your contemplation as we find ourselves in 2010, let me offer to you the principles shared by Rev. Jones:

1. The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? (Psalm 27:1) Build your life on a foundation that will hold, which can only be upon the sovereignty of a great God. Fear God alone, and you will banish the hold all smaller fears have upon your life!

2. Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart (Psalm 37:4). We can find abiding peace and contentment when we make “the joy of the Lord our strength.” Learning to delight in the Lord shapes our desires in ways that bring maturity and wisdom.

3. Be still before the Lord, and wait patiently for him; do not fret over those who prosper in their way, over those who carry out evil desires (Psalm 37:7). Compar-ison to others is the source of all unhappiness. Let your trust in the providence of God deepen your soul. You have more control over yourself than over others!

4. Those with good sense are slow to anger, and it is their glory to overlook an offense (Proverbs 19:11). Nothing stretches your heart like forgiving an offense, and being slow to anger is God’s way with us.

5. A person’s pride will bring humiliation, but one who is lowly in spirit will ob-tain honor (Proverbs 29:23). Jesus said, “For I am meek and lowly of heart, and you will find rest unto your soul.” Do you suppose that Jesus was on to some-thing?

6. Discipline your children, and they will give you rest; they will give delight to your heart (Proverbs 29:17). Trust me when I say that with your kids, less will end up being more. Be generous with your time, but be very judicious with ev-erything else. The goal is to make your children strong and self-disciplined. You are not entrusted your children to please them and to indulge their appetites.

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7. Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to do it (Proverbs 3:27). We bless those God places in our lives when we affirm their gifts and appreciate their accomplishments. Wil-liam James was speaking the truth when he said, “The deepest craving in the human soul is the craving to be appreciated.” Be fair and generous of spirit with people.

8. Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good (Romans 12:21). If Jesus’ life and death teach us anything, they teach us that the power of love is stronger than every form of loveless power. Believe in the power of the Gospel more than in any other power in all the world!

9. The point is this: the one who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and the one who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each of you must give as you have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver (II Corinthians 9:6,7). It really is more blessed to give than to receive!

10. Jesus said to them, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never be hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty” (John 6:35). What we need more than we need anything else in 2010 is Jesus! And what God wants to give you in 2010 is what God wants to give you for all eternity, and that is Jesus.

You may choose different biblical principles for 2010. If these choices have challenged you to do such thinking, I rejoice! As Rev. Jones said, we serve a God of abundant wisdom and love, which makes us rich beyond our deserv-ing. May God bless you with every good and perfect gift in 2010!

Blessings in His service,

Pastor Jack

Judy TurnerGroup Life Ministries

248-7940, ext. [email protected]

GrouP lIfe news

“Building Relationships that change lives by connecting the community to Christ”

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“57 Words” Class:

“this study brought the lord’s prayer to life for me. It made me realize I was only

trusting God in the areas that were easy for me. Now I know I can trust Him in all tHINGS. He is my

provider.”

group life / Family / Senior adult

Fellowship Ministry

SMall grouP CurriCuluM reCoMMendationS

fIreProof your MarrIaGe: Is founded on Biblical prin-ciples for strong, God–centered, lifelong marriages. This 6 session study uses video clips from the movie Fireproof, along with thought provoking discussion questions and individual and couples devotionals.

tHe love Dare: Is a 40 day challenge for husbands and wives to understand and practice unconditional love. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, en-dures all things. Love never fails. 1 Corinthians 13:7-8

lISteNING Prayer: Is a book written for those who wish to deepen their relationship with Jesus through prayer. Topics discussed includes blocks against hearing God, counseling and listening prayer, Jesus as the listener, and the effects of sin on our ability to hear God’s voice for oth-ers and ourselves.

fIfty – SeveN WorDS tHat cHaNGe tHe WorlD: A mere fifty-seven words in the original Greek, the Lord’s Prayer gathers up all the life and brings it before God. In eight meditations, Darrell Johnson shows how the Lord’s Prayer sums up the essence of Christian faith and, when prayed in faith, draws us into the Triune God’s work of transforming the world.

breakING tHe coDe - Understanding the Book of Revela-tion: Breaking the code provides a trustworthy guide to the rich symbolism of the book of Revelation. The book is accompanied with an easy to understand, scholarly, video-based study of Revelation for adults. The DVD contains eight sessions of about 15 minutes each featuring Bruce Metzger.

eStHer - It’s Tough Being a Woman: Join Beth Moore in an in-depth and very personal examination of this great story of threat and deliverance. Beth peels back the layers of history and shows how very contemporary and applicable the story of Esther is to us. This interactive study features 9 weeks of personal, daily assignments and 10 weekly group sessions with video.

Laura PickettFamily Ministries Director


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faMIly lIfe news

February is the month we celebrate LOVE! Some of us go all out and buy cards, candies, gifts, and even go out for romantic dinners to celebrate. Some of us don’t go that far, but we are usually prompted to at least think about our most important love relationship – our marriage relationship. Praying together is a wonderful way to bless your spouse and to enrich your marriage. For some of us praying to-gether can be an uncomfortable thing to do, so here are some great ideas for getting started. Pray silently but together. This is a great way to start praying to-gether. Sit together in a quiet place, and talk about some things you both would like to pray about. Then simply begin praying silently. Begin by holding hands while praying silently, then when one person is finished they simply squeeze the other’s hand and then when the other person finishes they squeeze back.

write a prayer and then share it. Write out a prayer for each other and then either give it to each other or sit together and read them out loud together. Share any blessings that come from the prayer.

Pray a Bible verse or prayer from scripture for one another. There are countless passages of scripture that can be used. For example, Philippians 1:9-10. Using this verse here is how it would sound if I prayed it for my husband Bill: Jesus, this is my prayer for Bill: That his love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that he may be able to discern what is best and will be pure and blameless until the day Christ returns. Amen.

Another way is to write the prayer out and give it to your spouse and let them know you are praying a verse for them.

Commit to praying together daily. Pick a time and place and be consistent. Even if it is just 5 minutes in the kitchen before you leave for the day it will make a difference in your marriage!


Fellowship Ministry

SeNIor aDultS news

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Jim ErixsonPastor of Senior Ministriesand Congregational Care


HaPPy travelerS February 18 The play, “Almost Maine,” directed by Megan Antles, at the Warehouse Theatre. Sign up at the Connection Center. We’ll sit together!Tickets: General Admission $15, Students and Seniors $12

lyNN alvorD’S NeW GeNealoGy claSS!Begins February 34:00pRe3 will follow with dinner beginning at 5:30

kaffee klatScHFebruary 239:30a-11:00a / Garden RoomMarsha Flam will be our speaker. Her topic will be “Protector of Predatory Birds.” She has been with us previously and everyone loves her presentations. (She might even bring a couple to share!)

StuDeNt MINIStrynews

Alm st, Mainea romantic comedy almost about love.


Fellowship Ministry

Tyler Van HornDirector of Student Ministries


Karin SkoneAssist. Dir. of Student Ministries


StuDeNt MINIStrynews

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SNoWblaSt / February 19-21This is our High School retreat at Ghormley Meadow Christian Camp. We will be spending the weekend playing night games, sledding, snowmobiling, skiing, snowshoeing, playing video games, and chilling out by the fire. We will also have four worship sessions with a speaker from the International Justice Mission leading our study in scripture. The cost is $75 and another $25 if you want to ski at White Pass on Saturday. There is a brochure available with more information in the PowerHouse or at the Connection Center.

booM-SHaka-lock-IN Coming in MarchThis is a middle school event (6th-8th grades) that we put on each year. We will be meeting at the PowerHouse on a Friday night to hang out until we can’t keep our eyes open. The night will start with a time to worship together by singing songs and studying scripture. And then we will play games in the gym, have some big group contests, play video games, and watch a movie as we fall asleep. Watch for more details in February.

Preschool / Children’s / Student’s / Women’s / Careforce / Men’s / Adults / Childcare / MOPS

discipleship Ministry

Rhonda CardonaPreschool Director


PreScHool MINIStrynews

PreScHool reGIStratIoN! Registration for the 2010-11 school year begins February 1st for currently enrolled families. On February 8th it will open to our FPC family and to the public on February 16th. Spaces fill quickly so plan now. Give Rhonda a call to request more information and set up a time to come and visit our preschool. Let all of your friends and family know!

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cHIlDreN’S MINIStrynews

Proverbs 24:14 NIv know also that wisdom

is sweet to your soul; if you find it, there is a

future hope for you, and your hope will not be

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cHIlDreN’S MINIStrynews

Kathy EatonDirector of Children’s Ministries


Susie WoodinAssist. Dir. of Children’s Ministries


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SPend a while on the nile!Join us as Egypt immerses learners of all ages in Bible-times culture, helping kids

explore what it might have been like to live in a culture that had never heard of the one true God. Kids will experience new traditions, taste new foods, try new arts

and crafts projects and discover that God never leaves us alone through life’s trials and triumphs. After visiting Egypt, kids will know more than ever that God gives us

hope, special abilities, wisdom, forgiveness and a family.This trip to Egypt will be provided for the children of those who are attending the

winter session of the Wednesday night Re3 program.




careforcenews

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Kandy IngersollCareforce Director

248-7940 ext. [email protected]


your lIfe MatterS to GoDMy life matters to God. At times it is difficult to hold that thought in my heart. How easy it is to just slide through life and pick up all the negatives: taking things people say personally, talking down to myself and believing lies of the enemy, just to name a few. Anybody else there?

Sometimes I see myself as a magnet being drug through the dirt only to pick up the metal shavings of the negative miserable things when I really want to be the magnet shin-ing brightly in Heaven that picks up the glory of God with his hope, peace, love, and joy. Most of the time I am success-ful, but sometimes I fall back into the old habits. Facilitating Lifekeys has been one of the greatest blessings of my life. Not only to walk along side others as they reach for a better life, but to have the continual reminders that I always have the Lord walking along side me. It always comes back to my making choices and changes in my life. Oh, that sounds so easy! But I cannot do it alone and don’t want to do it alone. I need the help of the Lord Jesus Christ and the relationships he has given me. He has put me on an amazing journey with Lifekeys. My life matters to God.

What is your story?

lIfekeyS aS a MISSIoNal Part of tHIS cHurcHLifekeys is a part of that focus. Beginning November 9, Valiant Man will be introduced to the Union Gospel Mission. What an opportunity this is to be in the mission field! Joe Thorpe will be walking along side the Union Gospel Mis-sion Staff to provide training and support for this powerful ministry. Lifekeys has also been invited to participate with the women’s ministry at the Mission beginning in January, beginning with Search for Life and then Door of Hope.

Please contact Kandy ingersoll at 945-6382 for

further information about lifekeys programs or go to

www.fpcyakima.com to see program details

We thought you’d like to knoW hoW life could be better

Shan TrickWomen’s Ministry

248-7940 ext., [email protected]

WoMeN’S MINIStry news

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careforcenews

boot caMPHoly Spirit Boot Camp: Equipping the Saints for the Days Ahead

Ladies, we invite you to enlist in Holy Spirit Boot Camp!To pass basic training, you will take part in and learn what the Scriptures say about life in the kingdom of God.

January 13-March 24Wednesday nights at 6:30 pm

David Ferry Lounge

Cost to enlist: $20 includes training shirt and class materials

Prayer MoSIacThe Celebration continues at FPC. Save the Date for Friday evening, April 23rd. Come join us in celebrating God’s faithfulness in prayer as we explore different ways we can intimately connect with Him and experience God’s ex-travagant love!

our people must learn to do good by meeting the urgent needs of others; then they will not be

unproductive. titus 3:14 Nlt



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GHorMley MeaDoW cHrIStIaN caMP February at Ghormley is at the height of our winter camp and retreat season. Youth and adults come from all over the Pacific Northwest to take advantage of our snow, cozy lodges, fabulous food and gracious hospitality. Many of these groups see signifi-cant spiritual harvest in the lives of their participants. Just like during our summer camp sessions, we carry on our calling to evangelism and discipleship all year round. Following is a list of churches and groups at Ghormley, January-February.

Crossroads Bible Church, BellevueEvergreen Christian Community, Olympia

Yelm Praire, YelmBeaverton Christian, OR

Calvary Chapel, OlympiaMarine View Presbyterian, Tacoma

University Place Presbyterian, TacomaNew Life, Renton

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, KennewickMaltby Christian Church, Shohomish

Rainier Chapel, YelmChrist the Rock Fellowship, Lynnwood

Pacific Northwest Junior Friends Youth, WA, OR, ID.Kirkland Nazarene

Northside Church, Kirkland

Please be in prayer for SNOWBLAST, the high school retreat for Central Washington Presbytery youth happen-ing the weekend of February 19-21.

discipleship MinistryPreschool / Children’s / Student’s / Women’s / Careforce / Men’s / Adults / Childcare / MOPS

Mark WashamCamp Director

[email protected]

Prayer MINIStry teaMasking for Prayer

In Mark 11:17, Jesus says, “Is it not written: My house will be called a house of prayer for all nations?” A House of Prayer! That’s the vision for prayer at First Presbyterian.

Prayer Partners are available after every service on Sunday morn-ings and their bright yellow “Prayer Partner” name tags help identify them. They’ll pray with you about any concern or need you may have. Don’t forget to share your answers to prayer with them!

eMerGeNcy Prayer cHaIN! If you, a family member or friend are faced with an emergency or urgent need, remember the PRAYER CHAIN. We believe God’s Word tells us to “A-S-K”---Ask, Seek and Knock! Caroline Sundquist is our Prayer Chain Coordinator and receives prayer requests every day of the week. After receiving a request, she mobilizes a chain of prayer volunteers who immediately begin “asking, seeking and knocking” on your behalf. To request a prayer be placed on the Prayer Chain you can:

• Email Caroline at [email protected]• Call the church office at 248-7940• Submit a request on FPCYakima.com web site• Use the tear-off in the Sunday bulletin to submit your Prayer Chain request

Would you like to become a Prayer Chain volunteer? Follow any of the above steps for submitting a prayer request to be part of this team.

Prayer Team / Hospitality / Welcoming / Music / Drama

Don HamrickWorship Director

248-7940 ext. [email protected]

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CooKieS and CanSPlease bring cookies and canned food on your last name’s designated Sunday. February 7 a-d February 14 e-i February 21 J-K February 28 l-M

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MISSIoNary update December 27, 2009

thankfulness and generosity

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Thankfulness is an essential aspect in life. So many times we are so focused on what we want instead of being thankful for what we have, and so we think IF I just had this then then I would be satisfied. This is always the great lie because once we get it… a few days, weeks or months go by and we have a sense of needing something else.

We see this lie attacking the nation of Cambodia as the nation has started to develop. In the last 3 years many people’s income level has increased and they are able to afford more things and yet instead of a focus on thankfulness often the focus is on what we don’t have. As consumerism has now consumed the world let us not fall into the lie that the media bombards us with daily, but let us respond with Thankful hearts for what we do have! So we want to challenge you to sit down and think about why you are thankful…

to follow garth and Caroline’s complete blog go to: www.thegustafsons.missionsplace.com

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YOU ARE INVITED TO MOPS’ ANNUAL

Valentine Dinner & Silent auction

Friday, February 12th 5:30-8:30 p.m.FPC’s Koehler Hall (Gym)

Featuring a catered dinner, silent auction, musical entertainment, and David & Kelly Pritchard - Popular speakers on family and marriage and authors of Going Public:Your Child Can Thrive in Public School. Line up your babysitter now for this great date night! (No childcare available)

$25 per couple/$12.50 person (for MOPS members)$30 per couple/ $15 person (non-MOPS members)

Tickets on sale at MOPS meetings, in the church office, or fromSherrie at 966-0604. Get your tickets now before they sell out!This is our biggest fundraiser of the year, so we need help from everyone!If you know someone who might donate something for the silent auction(including vacations or trips or field trip type ideas) or if you can help callfor items and/or pick up items, call Aimee Ozanich at 901-1838.

You’re Invited To A Birthday Bash!aPril 16th, 17th, 18th

FirSt PreSByterian ChurChCeleBrateS itS

125th Birthday!

northweSt BoyChoirPerforming at FPC on Saturday, April 24, 2010 at 7:00pm.All proceeds will benefit the First Presbyterian Church 2010 Habitat for Humanity House.

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PAIDYAKIMA, WA

PERMIT NO 59

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH9 SOUTH 8TH AVEYAKIMA, WA 98902

Re3 RePlenish ReCharge ReConnect

Elements for lifeWednesday NightsFirst Presbyterian Church

Dinner 5:15-6:15p*Suggested donations: $5 per person, $10 per couple, $12 per family.

Devotions 6:00pClass break-out 6:15p

ALL ARE WELCOME!

adult Classes: 6:15p CLASS INSTRUCTOR NOTES Philippians Pastor Jack Grief Recovery Bill Starr Preregister / Fee Running the Rapids Tim & Liberty Andis Family Ministries Holy Spirit Boot Camp WOW Class for Women Prodigal God Jerry Smith, Joe Buckley

Children’s Program Kindergarten - 5th Grade Room 217

Childcare 6 months-kindergarten age Available by reservation only (48 hours in advance). Call: 248-7940 ext. 117

Students Mid-High (6-8th grade) 6:30- 8:00 High School (9-12th grade) 7:30-9:00

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