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Ministers: Members of Congregation Pastor/Head of Staff: Rev. Dr. Sue Coller Pastor for Sudanese Ministry: Rev. Jock Tut Paleak Music Director: Dr. Brian Pfoltner Organist: Dr. Charles W. Ore Director of Christian Education: Kris Brammer Church Administrator: Carrie Cross Office Assistant: David Kamran Maintenance/Custodian: Jeff Kephart Clerk of Session: Terri Sherman First Report ~ A publication of First Presbyterian Church ~ 840 South 17 th Street, Lincoln, NE 68508 November 2017 / Volume 48 No. 11 What would you like to see us do next year? More mission in the community? More impact globally? More focus on member care? More focus on fellowship? More focus on reaching out? More focus on keeping the property in great shape? More focus on Christian education? We are a broad enough congregation that for each one of those and more, someone in the congregation is going to say “YES!” Others of us would say “YES” to all of them. Sometimes it seems as if there is so much to focus on, it’s overwhelming. Yet God has called to this congregation disciples with all the resources we need to fulfill our mission in this place, all the resources we need to continue growing, all the resources we need to impact lives, both here and globally. How is God calling you to be a part of the work of this church? This is stewardship season, so naturally money is the focus for the moment – we simply could not keep this building in great shape, buy Christian education materials, give to mission globally, host Boo from the Pew for our neighborhood families, provide for fellowship time after worship, send cards to those on our prayer list, etc., without your financial support. How is God calling you to give financially this year so that the ministry of this church can flourish? The need is great – is God nudging you to increase your giving to meet the needs? Please pray about that and talk about that with those close to you. So much of what we can do next year is dependent on the pledges that come in this year. How is God also calling you to be a part of the work of the church in other ways? Money is necessary, but without disciples putting faith into action, money is pointless. Will you be a liturgist in worship? Serve on an audio/visual team? Teach Sunday school? Help with maintenance or cleaning projects around the church? Serve on the mission committee? Plan a fellowship event? Host fellowship time after church? Visit a shut-in? Serve on the finance committee? These are just a few ways you can be part of the ministry and growth of the church. Take a look at our website for more ideas. (www.fpclincoln.org – click on “Ministry & Fellowship” then “Volunteer Opportunities”) The mission God has called us to here is entirely possible! Because God has called you to be a part of this community of faith. How is God calling you to give? Pastor Sue ~ Rooted in God ~ Open to Grace ~ Filled with Joy ~ Sue’s Musings Mission Possible
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First Presbyterian Church - “A place to belong!” November 2017/Volume 48, No. 11
Ministers: Members of Congregation Pastor/Head of Staff: Rev. Dr. Sue Coller Pastor for Sudanese Ministry: Rev. Jock Tut Paleak
Music Director: Dr. Brian Pfoltner Organist: Dr. Charles W. Ore Director of Christian Education: Kris Brammer Church Administrator: Carrie Cross Office Assistant: David Kamran
Maintenance/Custodian: Jeff Kephart Clerk of Session: Terri Sherman
First Report ~ A publication of First Presbyterian Church ~
840 South 17th Street, Lincoln, NE 68508
November 2017 / Volume 48 No. 11
What would you like to see us do next year?
More mission in the community? More impact
globally? More focus on member care? More
focus on fellowship? More focus on reaching
out? More focus on keeping the property in
great shape? More focus on Christian
education? We are a broad enough congregation
that for each one of those and more, someone in
the congregation is going to say “YES!” Others
of us would say “YES” to all of them.
Sometimes it seems as if there is so much to
focus on, it’s overwhelming. Yet God has called
to this congregation disciples with all the
resources we need to fulfill our mission in this
place, all the resources we need to continue
growing, all the resources we need to impact
lives, both here and globally.
How is God calling you to be a part of the work
of this church? This is stewardship season, so
naturally money is the focus for the moment –
we simply could not keep this building in great
shape, buy Christian education materials, give to
mission globally, host Boo from the Pew for our
neighborhood families, provide for fellowship
time after worship, send cards to those on our
prayer list, etc., without your financial support.
How is God calling you to give financially this
year so that the ministry of this church can
flourish? The need is great – is God nudging
you to increase your giving to meet the needs?
Please pray about that and talk about that with
those close to you. So much of what we can do
next year is dependent on the pledges that come
in this year.
How is God also calling you to be a part of the
work of the church in other ways? Money is
necessary, but without disciples putting faith into
action, money is pointless. Will you be a
liturgist in worship? Serve on an audio/visual
team? Teach Sunday school? Help with
maintenance or cleaning projects around the
church? Serve on the mission committee? Plan
a fellowship event? Host fellowship time after
church? Visit a shut-in? Serve on the finance
committee? These are just a few ways you can
be part of the ministry and growth of the church.
Take a look at our website for more ideas.
(www.fpclincoln.org – click on “Ministry &
Fellowship” then “Volunteer Opportunities”)
The mission God has called us to here is entirely
possible! Because God has called you to be a
part of this community of faith. How is God
calling you to give?
Pastor Sue
~ Rooted in God ~ Open to Grace ~ Filled with
Joy ~
Sue’s Musings
Mission Possible
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FPChristian Education
What a great start we have gotten off to in the Christian Education year here at First Pres. I continue to be amazed and thankful to be a part of the witness of this congregation to the gospel of Jesus Christ and its service to the community. What an awesome place to be! The month of November continues the great happenings here at FPC and I’m excited to get them started. Please note that the FORUM series for November is actually on Oct 29
th as Brian
Ellison, the Executive Director of the Covenant Network of Presbyterians will be our guest preacher in worship as well as our FORUM speaker. He will be sharing with us what exactly the Covenant Network of Presbyterian is, and you won’t want to miss it. For all other educational opportunities in November, check out below! Pray and Play, Kris “Bubba” Brammer What’s Happening in November! Children’s Ministry: (Sunday School starts at 9:30 am with activity time in the basement)
Nov. 5th – Children’s (Naomi and Ruth) and Tween (David) Sunday School
Nov. 12th – Children’s (David) and Tween (Solomon’s Temple) Sunday School
Nov. 19th – Children’s (David and Goliath) and Tween (Kingdoms) Sunday School
Nov. 26th – Children’s (Solomon) and Tween (Prophets) Sunday School
Youth Ministry:
Nov. 5th – Youth Sunday School and Youth Group at 5:30 pm (Finding Meaning in Music)
Nov. 12th – Youth Sunday School and Youth Group at 5:30 pm (Defy Gravity)
Nov. 19th - Youth Sunday School and Youth Group at 5:30 pm (Service Project)
Nov. 26th - Youth Sunday School – No Youth Fellowship (Thanksgiving Weekend)
Adult Ministry: (Sunday Morning Education Classes)
Adult Education – Bible Study (Room 105) “Covenant with God” at 9:45 am Adult Education – Topical Studies (Room 107) “Understanding Islam” at 9:45 am
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Arts for the Soul Music & Fine Arts Series
2017-2018 Season Events
Sing from the Heart Songs of Light and Hope
Dessert Concert & Charity Fundraiser
Friday, Nov. 3, 2017, 7:00 p.m.
This year our popular event takes a new turn, as we invite
special guests the i2 Choir, an inclusive and intergenerational choral ensemble that provides
music-making opportunities for individuals of all abilities. Join us for an evening of fun, great
music and fabulous desserts!
Montréal Guitare Trio Sunday, Dec. 3, 7:00 p.m.
Hottest guitar ensemble in Canada!
Regarded by the CBC as the most "hot" guitar ensemble in Canada, MG3 has quickly established itself as a leader in the renewal and interplay of various musical forms. For more than 20 years, their
virtuosity, their rigor, their inventiveness and their breathtaking stage presence have conquered audiences around the world.
Hymn Festival with John Ferguson Sunday, March 4, 3:00 pm
In collaboration with Lincoln Organ Showcase with the First Presbyterian Choir and Instrumentalists, and special guests the
Presbyterian Church of the Cross Chamber Singers, Omaha An ecumenical celebration of sacred song.
The Crossroads Project Friday, April 27, 7:30 pm
With physicist Robert Davies, the Fry Street String Quartet, original music by Laura Kaminsky, and visual works by artist Rebecca Allan
and photo-journalist Garth Lenz A powerful combination of music, visual art, and science, exploring
global sustainability and climate change.
For more information and tickets please visit the website & the Music page:
www.fpclincoln.org
Arts for the Soul
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S HIGHLIGHTS Fall is the time of year we joyfully express gratitude for God's blessings by sharing our blessings with those in need at home and around the world. The Thank Offering was establish in 1888 by Eliza Clokey of Springfield, OH who urged every woman to give a dollar above their usual contribution to this offering. Thank Offering funds programs that provide education, safe housing, clean water, health care, help for prisoners, justice for women and so much more. In 2016, fifteen projects were chosen for grants totaling $382,500. Ten of the projects are for ministries for people in need in the US. Five of the projects are international ministries . In Cincinnati the Forever Home Project received $34,00 to purchase household supplies, food and transportation to assist the reestablishment of families after being homeless. In Liberal, KS the First Presbyterian Child Care Center received $7,500 to establish a fence around their daycare center and purchase outdoor play equipment and educational supplies. In Little Rock, AR, the Presbyterian Village received $50,000 to renovate 10 residential care bathrooms. These are just a few of the ten US projects that were funded. Your support of this offering will be greatly appreciated. Checks can be made out to PW and in the memo, mark it “Thank Offering”.
“Now all glory to God, who is able, through God’s mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think.” Ephesians 3:20 (NLT)
God does indeed work through us via the Holy Spirit. As we worship, study and complete mission projects together, God creates a synergy that is far greater than we could ever accomplish individually. As we come to the end of 2017 we reflect on all that has been accomplished this year and give thanks for everyone who has stepped up and made a difference. Our work is done both inside and outside of our beautiful building and many people contribute in many different ways. Our theme for this year’s stewardship program is “Under Construction-God’s Blueprint”. As you stroll the hallways you will see that classrooms have been spruced up and refigured, building repairs have been made and our spaces are crisper and better defined. We have continued to build a great staff who lead and support us in our ministry, in our mission and in helping us to focus on what it means to follow God’s blueprint in our personal lives. As we think about God’s Blueprint for our church, we also have the opportunity to consider what God’s Blueprint is for us as individuals. Stewardship, in the form of both serving others and our financial commitment is something for all of us to consider. It is one of the many ways we can put our faith into action. What we are able to accomplish next year as a church will depend greatly on the financial resources we have available. That is why each year we are asked to reveal our commitment by completing our pledge cards. Once these are in hand, the committees and staff can budget for how we might continue to build and reveal God’s plan for us. Please watch for your pledge card and narrative budget which will be mailed to you the week of November
6th. We will be committing our pledges to God’s work at our November 19th worship services. Please join us
for muffins, cider and fellowship following the services. May God bless First Presbyterian Church and its
members as we strive to follow and live out God’s blueprint for us.
-Stewardship & Finance Committee
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LIBRARY NOTES
November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and histories and to acknowledge the important contributions of Native people.
The FPC library has a selection of materials on display in honor of Native American Heritage month, including:
We Shall Remain: America Through Native Eyes – this documentary on DVD from PBS covers Native American History from the 17th to 20th century.
Native American History, A Chronology of a Culture’s Vast Achievements and their Links to World Events, by Judith Nies – this fascinating historical narrative explores the rich experiences of Native American peoples as they evolved against a global backdrop.
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, An Indian History of the American West, by Dee Brown – “Using council records, autobiographies, and firsthand descriptions, Brown allows great chiefs and warriors of the Dakota, Ute, Sioux, Cheyenne, and other tribes to tell us in their own words of the series of battles, massacres, and broken treaties that finally left them and their people demoralized and decimated…It tells a story that should not be forgotten and so must be retold...”
Black Elk Speaks, as told to John Neihardt – Black Elk, an Oglala Lakota medicine man, related his life story and visions, and the history of the Sioux people, to John Neihardt.
American Indian Stories, by Zitkala-Sa – A collection of childhood stories, allegorical fictions and essays written by Sioux writer and activist Zitkala-Sa. “Tapping into her …personal history, Zitkala-Sa created stories that illuminate the tragedy and complexity of the American Indian experience.”
A Warrior of the People, by Joe Starita – How Susan La Flesche overcame racial and gender inequality to become America’s first Indian doctor.
In honor of Thanksgiving, cookbooks, mysteries with amazing recipes, and several selections to support your spiritual appetite will be on display, including:
The Body in the Gallery, by Katherine Hall Page – The heroine of this mystery series, Faith Fairchild, is the wife of the local minister, and owns her own catering business. The books offer both entertaining who-done-its and fantastic recipes.
Feeding the Flock – Favorite recipes from the United Methodist Church Breakfast in Bed – Morning Menus for Sensational Beginnings Cookies, Bite Sized Life Lessons, by Amy Krouse Rosenthal – turn to any page in this delectable book…
and you will find out something about life… From My Perspective IV, by Charles Ore – Impress your Thanksgiving guests with your excellent
musical taste and put on this CD showcasing the talents of Charles Or. Radical Hospitality - Benedict's Way of Love, by Lonni Collins Pratt & Father Daniel Homan And many more!
November is also National Picture Book Month – Take note of the excellent picture books on display in the Children’s section of the library.
Check Them Out!
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Our 10:00 AM Sunday church worship service is broadcast on
Spectrum NET Channel 1302 Thursdays at 8:00 PM & Fridays
at 1:00 PM To learn more about us at First Church
visit us at www.fpclincoln.org.
~ Prayer List ~ Prayers: Darlene Miltner, Family of Eddie
Sexton, & Sara Seemann
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If you have a joy or concern to add to this list, please call or email the church office. 402-477-6037,
Food Distribution
Saturdays: November 4th & 18th 9:30 AM: Doors Open
10:00 AM: Food Distribution
Thanks to all who help!
Volunteers are always welcome!
Next First Report Deadline:
Friday, November 17, 2017
This is a hard and strict deadline. We want
to make sure that we get all church and
member information out there so be sure to
send us anything you’d like included in the
newsletter by the deadline!
Articles received after this time may not be
included in the newsletter.
Send articles/photos to Carrie or David at
November 4:Team D
November 11:Team A
November MOWING
We are looking for good quality
digital pictures to decorate the
walls of the church! Do you
have anything that you think
represents our church body and
all that we do?
Please send to your pictures to
Who Are We?
As you walk into the East Entrance you will find out
– we’ve put it up on the wall for everyone who walks
into the church to see!
Just A Note... If you are coming to the Church for anything other than a scheduled daytime event the East doors will
be locked. Please use your key card or the West entrance off of G Street.
Also, please bring your key card to any evening meetings.
Please see Carrie in the office with any questions on this new policy. Thank you!
Moving in the Spirit: Exercise for the Body & Soul Moving in the Spirit continues at First Presbyterian Church. Meet on Fridays at 10:00 a.m. in FELLOWSHIP HALL. Open to anyone and free of charge. For more information, please contact Dave Hammar at 402-421-3136 or [email protected].
OLLI - Flyleaf Book Club
Next meeting: Friday, November 17 at
9:00 am in the FPC Library
Please join us in our beautiful library where we will be discussing this month’s book:
My Grandma Told Me to Tell You I’m Sorry
New members are ALWAYS welcome, so we hope to see you
there!
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Wednesday 1 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:30 am - Circle 2 & 3/105 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH, 105, 107 12:00 pm - Men’s Lunch/Stauffers 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 5:30 pm - F3/ FH 6:00 pm - LGBT/107 7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal/Ch Rm, S Thursday 2 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - Sewing Group/FH 9:00 am - McPhee/Nursery, B11 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 Friday 3 9:00 am - McPhee/B11, Nursery 10:00 am - Moving in the Spirit/FH 7:00 pm - Sing from the Heart Concert/Sanctuary, FH Saturday 4 8:30 am - Food Distribution/ EE,S Sunday 5 - Communion Sunday 8:30 am - Worship/GH 9:30 am - Children/Youth Sunday School 9:45 am - Adult Bible Discovery/105 11:00 am - Worship/S 12:30 pm - Nuer Worship/GH 3:15 pm - Bell rehearsal/S 5:30pm - Youth Group Monday 6 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - McPhee/B11, Nursery 11:00 am - Lincoln Lit/216 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 5:30 pm - Irish Dancers /GH 7:00 pm - Men’s AA/FH Tuesday 7 7:00 am - Men’s Breakfast/K 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107 11:00 am - Staff Meeting/106 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 6:00 pm - Women’s AA/FH Wednesday 8 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - McPhee /B11, Nursery 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107, Nursery 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 12:00 pm - Men’s Lunch/Stauffers 5:30 pm — F3/ FH 6:30 pm - LGBT/107 7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal/Ch Rm, S Thursday 9 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - Sewing Group/FH 9:00 - McPhee/Nursery, B11 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 6:30 pm - Session/106 Friday 10 9:00 am - McPhee/Nursery/B11 10:00 am - Moving in the Spirit/FH 6:30 pm - Sanddollars / FH Saturday 11 8:30 am - Stephen Ministry/FH
Sunday 12 8:30 am - Worship/GH 9:30 am - Children/Youth Sunday School 9:45 am - Adult Bible Discovery/105 11:00 am - Worship/S 12:30 pm - Nuer Worship/GH 3:15 pm - Bell rehearsal/S 5:30pm - Youth Group/Defy Gravity Monday 13 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - McPhee/B11, Nursery 11:00 am - Lincoln Lit/216 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 5:30 pm - Irish Dancers /GH 7:00 pm - Men’s AA/FH Tuesday 14 7:00 am - Men’s Breakfast/K 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 6:00 pm - Women’s AA/FH Wednesday 15 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - McPhee /B11, Nursery 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107, Nursery 11:30 am - Mayor’s Interfaith Prayer Breakfast Community Meeting/105 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 12:00 pm - Men’s Lunch/Stauffers 5:30 pm - F3/ FH 6:30 pm - LGBT/107 6:30 pm - Brass Rehearsal/S 7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal/Ch Rm, S Thursday 16 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - Sewing Group/FH 9:00 am - McPhee/Nursery, B11 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 1:30 pm - SSS Circle IV/Parlor Friday 17 - First Report Deadline 9:00 am - OLLI Book Club/Library 9:00 am - McPhee/Nursery/B11 10:00 am - Moving in the Spirit/FH Saturday 18 8:30 am - Food Distribution/ EE,S 3:00 pm - Victoria Handford recital/S Sunday 19 - Commitment Sunday 8:30 am - Worship/GH 9:30 am - Children/Youth Sunday School 9:45 am - Adult Bible Discovery/105 11:00 am - Worship/S 12:30 pm - Nuer Worship/GH 3:15 pm - Bell rehearsal/ S 5:30pm - Youth Group Monday 20 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - McPhee/B11, Nursery 11:00 am - Lincoln Lit/216 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 5:30 pm - Worship & Sac Meeting/106 5:30 pm - Music & Fine Arts/RR 5:30 pm - Irish Dancers /GH 7:00 pm - Men’s AA/FH Tuesday 21 7:00 am - Men’s Breakfast/K
8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107 11:00 am - Staff Meeting/106 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 5:30 pm - Stewardship & Finance/106 6:00 pm - Women’s AA/FH 7:00 pm - Personnel/106 Wednesday 22 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107, Nursery 12:00 pm - Men’s Lunch/Stauffers 5:30 pm — F3/ FH 6:30 pm - LGBT/107 Thursday 23 - Thanksgiving Day OFFICE CLOSED Friday 24 OFFICE CLOSED Saturday 25 No church activities Sunday 26 8:30 am - Worship/GH 9:30 am - Children/Youth Sunday School 9:45 am - Adult Bible Discovery/105 11:00 am - Worship/S 12:30 pm - Nuer Worship/GH 3:15 pm - Bell rehearsal/S Monday 27 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - McPhee/B11, Nursery 11:00 am - Lincoln Lit/216 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 5:00 pm - After Work Bible Study/115 5:00 pm - Christmas Decorating 5:30 pm - Irish Dancers /GH 6:00 pm - Christian Ed/Library 7:00 pm - Men’s AA/FH Tuesday 28 7:00 am - Men’s Breakfast/K 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 5:30 pm - Property/106 6:00 pm - Women’s AA/FH Wednesday 29 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - McPhee /B11, Nursery 9:30 am - Lincoln Lit/FH,B18, 105, 107, Nursery 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 12:00 pm - Men’s Lunch/Stauffers 5:30 pm — F3/FH 6:30 pm - LGBT/107 7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal/Ch Rm, S Thursday 30 8:30 am - SCC ESL Classes/215, 216 9:00 am - Sewing Group/FH 9:00 am - McPhee/Nursery, B11 12:00 pm - SCC ESL Class/215 Dates & Times subject to change
Life in the Church — November 2017
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First Presbyterian Church, a place to belong! Where faith is nurtured, curiosity is encouraged, diversity is welcomed, and all are loved.
Sunday Morning Drivers Pam Boyle 402-421-3270
Nancy Field 402-466-7848
Lynne Hughes 402-489-1435
Nancy Janike 402-489-6779
If you need a ride to a Sunday worship service at the church, please contact a Sunday Morning Driver or the church office.
For after-hour calls to the church office,
402-477-6037, the staff voicemail extensions
and e-mail addresses follow:
Church Fax Number: 402-477-6048
Church website: www.fpclincoln.org
Pastor/Head of Staff: Rev. Dr. Sue Coller
x 103 [email protected]
Parish Associate for Sudanese Ministry:
Rev. Jock Tut Paleak
x 114 [email protected]
Music Director: Dr. Brian Pfoltner
x 121 [email protected]
Organist: Dr. Charles W. Ore
Director of Christian Education: Kris Brammer
x 106 [email protected]
Finance Coordinator & Treasurer: x 102 [email protected]
Church Administrator: Carrie Cross
x 101 [email protected]
Custodian/Maintenance: Jeff Kephart
Office Assistant: David Kamran
x 101 Office [email protected]
2 Laura Thiemann
4 Joleen Peterson
11 Tyler Draper
12 Nyagoa Hoth 12 Ruth Stephenson 13 Ellie Hill 14 Jennifer Schultz 15 Jan Enstrom 15 Seth Richert 15 Nyameer Riek 16 Kelly Smith 17 Nancy Field 19 Nate Van Meter 23 Shea Koolen
23 Joanna Rogers 24 Ava Beach 28 Bruce Wolfe
November Birthdays Birthdays are important events. If your birth-day is missing from our list, or listed wrong, please call the church office so we can correct it: 402-477-6037.
First Presbyterian Church 840 South 17th Street Lincoln, NE 68508 www.fpclincoln.org 402.477.6037
Please notify the church office of any name,
address, email, and/or telephone changes.
Non-Profit Organization
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If you had a birthday and we missed you I apologize! Please let us know so we can update our files.
