MARCH 2015 #551

Rev. Scott Bowerman, Pastor

Helen Wingert, Organist

Danielle Kardisco, Director of Music Ministry

Sandy Wilson, Children’s Ministry Director

Erin Regan, Contemporary Worship & Youth Minister

Deb Mummert, Director of Mother’s Day Out

Melissa Igou, Financial Administrator

Roberta Lawyer, Secretary

Ron George, Custodian

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T h e P a s t o r ’s N o t e s

Lenten Noontime Musical Meditation

Please join us for a time of quiet meditation and prayer!

12:00 Noon—12:30pm in Central’s Santuary

Helen Wingert, Organist

March 4th—Pat McNamee, Clarinet

March 11th—Valerie Merriman, Pianist

March 18th—Anita Rae Smith, Harpist

March 25th—Dani Kardisco, Vocalist

Mid-week Devotions

Wednesdays, March 4th thru March 25th

In Central’s Friendship Hall 6:00pm Potluck Supper

6:30pm Study Time

Study is on Philip Yancy’s “Vanishing Grace”

Mark your calendars for events coming in April! April 2nd: Maundy Thursday, 7pm, Sanctuary April 3rd: Good Friday Breakfast sponsored by the YMCA, Friendship Hall April 3rd: Good Friday Community Services 12 Noon, Sanctuary April 3rd: Passion of the Christ, 7pm, Friendship Hall April 5th: Easter Sunday April 6th: Easter Monday, Church Office will be closed

Church Family Thank you....

April NEWSLETTER DEADLINE

SUNDAY, March 22nd

With gratitude, Central has received a letter of

thanks for its financial support from the following

organization:

Maranatha Food Pantry

Tuesday, March 10 — 7:00pm

History Team Meeting—Rm 107

To my Church Family,

I wish to thank each of you for your kind thoughts, prayers,

visits and cards during my recent stay in the hospital. I am

on the mend and hope to return for worship soon.

God bless you all,

Jane Harris

SESSION ACTIONS ~ FEBRUARY 2015

Session took the following actions at its February meeting. If you have any questions, please talk to one of the Elders: Brenda Black, George Cowley, Bill Daniels, Linda Igou, Pat McNamee, Jim Sharp, Alex Shearer, Karl Shreiner, Luella Smith, Don Weber, Scott Wiley, Sam Worley, or Kathryn Finley, Clerk.

Renamed the child safety task force – it will officially be called the Safe Church Task Force.

Established a Vision Task Force, responsible for developing a vision for the future of Central, including the use or disposition of the bank and Wholeness Center properties. They are to report back to Session by July 2015 with a recommendation for the proper ties. They will also report to Session by September 2015 with a vision and ministry goals.

Appointed Bill Daniels, Don Weber, and Sam Worley to serve on the Vision Task Force. Those members and Pastor Scott will recruit additional appropriate members and appoint a chair for the committee.

Directed the Personnel Committee to engage in a search process for the newly created Parish Visitor position. The committee will report back to Session as soon as practical. (Committee members include John Leary, Don Marangoni, Luella Smith, and Scott Wiley, Chair)

Adopted the proposed communion schedule for the remainder of 2015. Communion will be served on: Sunday March 22, 7 PM (Service for Wholeness, intinction), Thursday

April 2 (Maundy Thursday, intinction), Sunday April 12, Sunday May 31, Sunday July 12, Sunday August 2, Sunday September 6, Sunday October 4, Sunday November 29 (intinction), and Sunday January 3.

Approved the request to baptize Aiden Hunter Bietsch on Sunday May 3, 11:00 worship service.

Rescheduled the August Session meeting for August 25.

Directed the Pastor and Clerk to write a letter to Goldie Oberholzer thanking her for her years of service to Central.

Approved the 4th Annual Soup for Soul fundraiser to be held at Central on Sunday

April 26.

The “Gems” of CenTral

Central’s Special Concerns

Genevieve Ambrose Newt Stake 66 Sanibel Lane, Chbg. 17201

Isabelle Allen Jay Keefer 311 Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201

Mildred (Millie) Brown

611 Wallace Ave, Chbg 17201

Stanley & Esther Johnson Laurie McKelvie

56 Sanibel Ln, Chbg 17201

Athley & Alva Kline 49 Lincoln Way W, Chbg. 17201

Nancy MacFarlane

668A Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201

Roy & Doris Nester Susan Snyder

1466 Northfield Dr, Chbg 17201

Glenn Shaffer 722 Stanley Ave, Chbg 17201

Selma Thomson (NM) Rod Varner 923 S Fourth St, Chbg 17201

Dorothy Zullinger Susan Snyder 155 Colonial Dr, Chbg. 17202

Luther Ridge-264-5700

2735 Luther Dr., Chbg. 17202

The Inn At Luther Ridge

-June Fiddler #16 Susan Snyder

Menno Haven-263-8545

2075 Scotland Ave.

Nursing Center

-Margaret Sponsler, #229 Cindy Happel

-Lawrence Mohr #113 *(NF) Jay Keefer

-M. Karolyn Lawrence #412 Jean Diehl

-Dr. Robert Coy, #217 Margie Hamsher

-John Bowerman #225

- Isabel Vanderau, #245B Eric Mellott Farm House

-Marcia Grubbs #304 Jay Keefer

Northgate

-Dorothy Burkholder, #1206

Menno Village

-Rhoda Wilkison #180-B Laurie McKelvie

-LaVerne Knarr #610D Laurie McKelvie

-Beverly Minnich #740A

Penn Hall-261-0220

1425 Phila. Ave.

Manor Building

-Elton Simpson #417 Mike Herbert

-Ed Wenrich, #314 (visited by George Muller)

Skilled Nursing

-Gennie Boozer #506 Karen Sloan -Mary Fish, #504 Rod Varner

Quincy Skilled Nursing Care-749-3151 6596 Orphanage Rd., Waynesboro 17268 Nursing Center -Carolyn Kreutz #229 (NF) Gary Lewis

* (NF) = No Flowers please ** (NM) = Non-member

*** (NV) = No Visits please

If you know of any changes or updates, please

contact the church office, 264-4113.

Deacon’s name is now listed with those he or

she visits.

If you wish to contact, (by phone), a member of

the Gems of Central, please contact the church

office at 264-4113.

Updated: March 2015

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West Virginia Member

Treva Kerns

601 Foxcroft Ave, Apt #1

Martinsburg, WV 25401

March 8th is Day Light Savings Time!

Ushers - Sanctuary 11:00am 3/1 Gary Lewis(H), Jay Keefer, Don Wissner, Don Weber 3/8 Jean Diehl(H), Newt Stake, Bill Glaubach, Don Wissner 3/15 Laurie McKelvie(H), Marjorie Hamsher, Jerry & Jane McCelland 3/22 Rod Vaner(H), Carol, Varner, Eric Mellott, Laurie McKelvie 3/29 Pat Shreiner(H), Karen Sloan, Ron Snyder, Bette Boyer

Greeters - Sanctuary 11:00am 3/1 Ed & Sookie Fisher, Joel & Cindy Happel 3/8 Dennis & Lani Brechbill, Linda Lazar, Don Weber 3/15 Anne Miller, Eric & Tyla Mellott, Marjorie Hamsher 3/22 Jack Kier, Stuart Kier, Len & Nancy Hendricks, Don Weber 3/29 Lee & Valerie Merriman, Bob Creter

Assistant Leaders 3/1 Ron Snyder 3/8 Lee Merriman 3/15 Anne Miller 3/22 Karl Shreiner 3/29 TBA

Praying for Central’s Missions

Salvation Army Clearing House

Prayer Partners: Lee & Valerie Merriman & family Anne Miller Tim & Ann Miller & family Beverly Minnich Lawrence Mohr

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Greeters - Friendship Hall 9:30 am 3/1 Richard & Janice Dalton, James & Kathy White, Scott & Deb Mummert 3/8 Tony & Buffy Super, Walt & Kathi Bietsch, Howard & Marcia Brand 3/15 Robin Updegrave, Debi Shauf, Don & Shelley Marangoni 3/22 Tim & Ann Miller, John & Kenna Dee Swan, Bill Oyler 3/29 Eric Ritchey, Paul & Kathy Klink, Cindy Shoemaker

Tuesday, March 3— 5:30pm

Stephen Ministry Supervision (Friendship Hall) Saturday, March 7— 8:30am to 3pm

Stephen Ministry Meeting (3rd floor, 315) Tuesday, March 10— 6:00pm

Stephen Ministry Training (3rd floor, 315) Tuesday, March17— 6:00pm

Stephen Ministry Training (3rd floor, 315) Tuesday, March 24— 6:00pm

Stephen Ministry Training (3rd floor, 315)

Tuesday, March 31— 6:00pm

Stephen Ministry Training (3rd floor, 315)

MINISTRY DUTIES FOR MARCH

Note for Greeters: If you have a question or unable to fulfill your Sunday as Greeter, please contact Don Weber at 262-0087.

Contact Trena Oyler, 261-5727 or

Cindy Happel, 830-1760

for more information.

Note for Ushers: If you are unable to fulfill your Sunday as Usher, please try to find another Usher to trade with. Contact your head Usher and the church office with the change.

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SEPARATION & DIVORCE RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP

March 30—May 4, 7-8:30pm at the Wholeness Center located on the square at 19 South Main Street downtown Chambersburg. Session Cost is $10. For more information or to register, email Cindy Shoemaker at cshoe0815@gmail.com or by calling Central Presbyterian Church 264-4113.

Giving Opportunity! The Wednesday Morning Women's Bible Study is again walking to support a mis-sion project and we invite you to join in! When we spend 15 minutes doing a physical activity, we count that as a mile and we donate to our projects for every "mile" we exercise. This session we are supporting a child for a year at the Presbyterian spon-sored Joy Children's Village in Kenya and the Diaper Ministry at Central. For more in-formation, please see Jean Diehl or Laurie McKelvie.

Central’s next Golf Tournament to benefit the fight against Human Trafficking is set for Sunday, August 23rd, 2015. Shotgun start at 1:30pm. If you have any questions, please contact Carol or Phil Rohr at 261-6083. Thanks to all of you who are on different com-mittees for the CPC Golf Tournament. We need lots of sponsors and helpers to be suc-cessful with our fight against Human Trafficking.

Are you tired of carrying around your checkbook? Do you never have cash with you? Je-sus is the best news of all, but we have secondary good news: it is now possible to give/tithe online! Just go to www.centralonthesquare.org and click the Donate icon. If you have any prob-lems, see Don Wissner or Erin Regan and they will be glad to help you out. Are you a reader? Like to talk about what you’ve read? Willing to read

books, “you’d never read”? Do you know that CPC has a Book Group that usually meets the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm in the Church Parlor. Come to a meeting and see/hear what it is all about. Have a book that you think should be read? Come and suggest it. For March we will be discussing: “Come the Revolution: Birdie’s Story” by Karl Rodman, available at Amazon. We look forward to you joining us March 4th. For more information please call Karl Shreiner at 717-263-4891.

POSITION OPENING: Central Presbyterian Church is looking to hire a part-time Parish Visitor working 15 hours per week. The Parish Visitor will assist the Pastor and Diaconate with visitation to the sick, shut-ins, and our “Gems”. The role will include:

-Arranging visitation of ill, troubled, or concerned congregation members -Conduct visitation using effective listening skills, emphatic demeanor, and responsive follow-up -Assessing nature of member’s concern and consider possible referrals when necessary -Protect confidentiality of person being visited -Provide Pastor monthly reports regarding visitations and other ministry activities -Attend Staff and Diaconate meetings, as well as individual meetings with Clergy Staff -Provide prayer requests to Prayer Chain Leaders and include in Sunday Bulletins

Requirements are: -Experience in providing pastoral care in a church, hospital, or nursing home -Excellent active listening skills and empathetic demeanor -General knowledge of appropriate scripture -Organizational skills -Bachelor’s degree or high in relevant field of study or comparable experience required

Cover letters and resumes can be submitted to Scott Wiley, c/o Central Presbyterian Church.

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Join the 2015 VBS Team! It’s a joy-filled, faith deepening adventure!

June 15-19

6:00pm—8:30pm

Ages 3 years old thru

those who have

completed 5th Grade

IT’S GOING TO

BE AMAZING!

VBS WORKDAYS J

Sunday, March 8 & Sunday April 12 Time = noon - 2pm Come for a pizza lunch, and help color, cut, paint, etc. as we prepare the art, science and backdrops for this year’s VBS! It’s FUN!!!! See Sandy for details! kidsmin@centralonthesquare.org

Are You the One? Are you the one who loves Jesus and strives to walk closely with Him? Are you the one looking for ways to serve that make an impact for Jesus in someone’s life? Are you the one who loves children, but lacks the time to prepare a Sunday School lesson for them? If you answered yes to all the above, then…..

You Are the One! You are the one who can be a valued Kid Ministry Partner! You are the one who can hug babies and keep children safe by taking a turn helping in the Church Nursery! You are the one who can take a turn to be extra hands and a smiling face in the Preschool Sunday School Class! You are the one who can give one Sunday every 8 or so weeks, (even if it means occasionally giving up your own Sunday School class or Worship time) to make a difference in the life of a child!

We can’t wait to meet YOU! Contact Sandy at kidsmin@centralonthesquare.org to get started on the amazing, fulfilling journey of being a Kid Ministry Partner!

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Nursery Staff Position Open! We have an opening on the Church Nursery Staff.

This is a paid position, 3 hours, every other Sunday.

(NOTE: In order to provide safety for all of our

children, we need 2 people in the Nursery -- a paid

Staff member and a volunteer.)

Please see Sandy Wilson for an application.

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Middlers’ Sunday School (Don & Shelley Marangoni):

First off, we want you to know your kids are awesome and are loved! We en-

joy teaching, learning, sharing, and laughing together.

Beginning on January 4th we started a new journey together with the

6th, 7th, and 8th graders, studying the Life Together series, “To Go

Where God Wants You to Be.” Part of this journey was to better

define who “we” as Middlers are and want to be, and to establish

our own unique area and vision/mission. Our first task was to look for a passage in the bible that described

us, and would be our mission verse for the year. 1Timothy 4:12 was selected; “Don’t let anyone think less

of you because you are young. Be an example to all believers in what you say, in the way you live, in your

love, in your faith, and your purity.”

Now that our mission verse was selected, we decided to move classrooms in the basement, and to design

our room around us and our mission. The room is taking shape, and will be created over the next 2

months… we will add a chalkboard wall, a TV for video lessons, and a picture wall of “selfies” showing

each of the Middlers. An important aspect requested by the kids was to have a Mission wall, where addi-

tional items, pictures, and writings describing our journey can be captured. Stop down and see the transfor-

mation! In addition, we got together to watch the Super Bowl and had a blast!

In Sunday School, we are studying and discussing our way through the first book of the Life Together se-

ries. Highlights of our discussions include:

· January 4: Matthew 22:34-40; The greatest commandment

· January 11: Hebrews 10:23-25; Encouraging one another

· January 18: Moved Classrooms

· January 25: John 15:1-8; Growing to be like Jesus

· February 1: John 15:1-8 continued & Super Bowl Party

· February 15: Matthew 25:14-30; Finding and using your spiritual gifts

· February 22: Matthew 25:14-30; Spiritual gift assessment

Upcoming: Watch for news about “March Middler Madness!” Starting in March (Date TBD), we will

meet to play basketball in the gym prior to Youth Group 3:45-5pm. This is open to the Middler group and

is co-ed. We’ll run basketball drills, and play some pickup games. You don’t need to be a pro, or even

have played basketball before. All are welcome. Then stay for Youth group at 5pm.

Middlers youth group (Erin Regan):

We’ve been studying the gospel of Matthew through questions that Jesus asked His disciples and the peo-

ple of His day, then asking ourselves the same questions. We start each Middler night off by celebrating a

silly daily holiday (such as National Gumdrop Day or National Date-Nut-Bread Day), go into small groups,

engage with the large group, eat a snack, then join the Highers for games, worship, and prayer! God is do-

ing incredible things with our Middlers and we are so grateful!

Highers Sunday school (Scott and Madeline Wilson):

Doubt. Guilt. Worry. Anger…

These are things we all struggle with, but are almost always afraid to address. In Higher Sunday school,

the youth have the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the things that make us human. Using

the Revolution Bible Study for Teenagers curriculum, and through vulnerable discussion, the Highers are

able to confront the ways of the world head on with the assurance and confidence of faith.

We also do fun things like make the “Christian version” of Super Bowl commercials! If you haven’t seen it

yet, ask for a link from Scott, Madeline, or Erin!

YOUTH GROUP

NEWS

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Highers youth group (Erin Regan):

After our combined time with the Middlers, we have been delving deep into the Old Testament. Beginning

with a clip from The Bible series, then moving into small group discussion, we challenge each other with

thought-and-soul-provoking insights and questions about our Christian faith and Who our God really is. We

just finished Abraham’s story and are about to embark on Moses’ journey of freeing the Israelites. The

Highers are pumped for the 30 Hour Famine on Feb.27-28th; therefore, we will give you updates in the April

newsletter! Our Lord is constantly proving His faithfulness and love to/for us!

*The youth ministry team is keenly aware that we would not be able to do anything without the support of

our amazing volunteers. THANK YOU so much for making youth ministry possible! That being said, we

do need more adult volunteers for Sunday nights, special events, and church buddies! Please contact Erin if

you’re interested. Also, all volunteers need to update their background checks – if you haven’t gotten a

packet from the safe sanctuary team, please let Erin know.*

Youth Missions:

With the help of many Giving Tree Angels, Practically Broadway attendants, Fat Tuesday donors, and sever-

al other generous contributors, our 2015 youth mission team has been completely financially supported! The

Practically Broadway event profited $1,184 and the Fat Tuesday supper & variety show profited $860.

So, on behalf of all of us:

Thank You!

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Music News

Wow! I can’t believe March is here! 2015 already is proving to be an exciting year! Lent is upon us. This is journey through Lent to Holy Week and culminating on Easter Sunday is a time to reflect, confess, seek out and draw closer to our Lord, Jesus Christ. If you are feeling moved during this season to become involved musically at Central, please see me or Erin and we would happily get you plugged into one of the groups.

Reminder! Handchimers will ring Sunday March 1st in both services

Kid’s Choir will sing Sunday March 29th in both services to celebrate Palm Sunday.

My prayer for us all this month is to find time to rest in God’s peace and reflect

on our lives to find new ways to become more Christ-like and serve God. Blessings, Prayers, and Love,

Dani “Change your life, not just your clothes. Come back to God, your God. And here’s why, God is kind and merciful.

He takes a deep breath, he puts up with a lot. This most patient God, is always ready to cancel catastrophe.”

Joel 2:13-14 MSG

Diaper Bank Ministry

It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it. Yes, Central, during Lent we are holding a DIAPER

DRIVE! We challenge YOU in the next 6 weeks to donate diapers to reach our goal of 10,000

diapers to start our own diaper bank this summer. We need diapers of all sizes, particularly

size 4-6. To date we have collected 1,154! Be a part of this exciting opportunity that God has

given us. Place your donation in the crib in the lobby or you can send a monetary contribution

to Central Presbyterian Church, Attn: Dani Kardisco and we’ll purchase the diapers in the siz-

es most needed.

THEN……. Starting on March 8th thru April 1st we will have a contest on how to best advertise our new

“DIAPER BANK” to the community. The winning suggestion will be announced on Easter

Sunday, April 5th. Send your suggestions to Dani at Central Presbyterian Church or you can

use the contest entry form that will be in the March 8-March 29 church bulletins.

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Lenten Noontime Musical Meditations

Once again we are planning a series of Lenten Noontime Musical Meditations here at Central Presbyterian Church during Wednesdays in March.

Following is the schedule for the 12:00-12:30pm meditative programs.

Wed. March 4 - Pat McNamee, clarinet & Helen Wingert, organist Wed. March 11 - Valerie Merriman, piano & Helen Wingert, organist Wed, March 18 - Anita Rae Smith, harpist Wed. March 25 - Dani Kardisco, vocalist & Helen Wingert, organist

Please come join us and bring your friends for a quiet time of meditation and prayer during these special musical events. Come & bring a friend!

If you have any questions, please contact Helen Wingert, Organist, 717-375-4397.

DEDICATORY ORGAN RECITAL We are very happy to let you know that the organ renovations are now completed. It has been very gratifying to watch and be part of this major project as it has evolved over the past months. The latest work done by Walker Technical was in memory of John Wingert, who passed away September, 2013. This was given by his wife, Helen Wingert, Selma Thomson, and many others who contributed to the church in his memory. This year is the 75th anniversary of the original installation of the Casavant Pipe Organ in 1940 following the major church fire a few years beforehand. We have been planning a dedicatory organ recital for Sunday afternoon, September 27, 2015 at 3:00 P.M.in our sanctuary. John Walker, National AGO President will be the recitalist. Dr. Walker's distinguished career includes having held positions as Minister of Music at Brown Memorial Park Avenue Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, Shadyside Presbyterian in Pittsburgh and The Riverside Church in New York CIty. He is a member of the organ faculty at Peabody Conservatory of Music. There are many other credits to Dr. Walker but for now it might be of interest to note some of his local connections. His father, Rev. John A. Walker, was pastor of Upper Path Valley Presbyterian Church in Spring Run, PA from 1946 until 1956. He attended grade and middle school in the Fannet-Metal School District. As a freshman in high school he studied at James Buchanan High School in Mercers-burg PA. Mrs. U. L. Gordy (Jessie Gordy) was his home room teacher, his Latin teacher, and his Eng-lish teacher. He regards her as one of the most influential teachers in his life. Mrs. Gordy was then the widow of U. L. Gordy, former Superintendent of Schools in Chambersburg. His first organ lessons were in the autumn of 1955 at Wilson College where he studied with Dr. Harry Gay when he was a freshman in high school. He remembers Alex Shearer and Sam Worley. Alex' parents were leading members of his father's congregation at Upper Path Valley Presbyterian Church. We are eagerly looking forward to this event as is our recitalist, Dr. Walker. Please mark your calendars now and save the date of September 27 at 3:00 PM for a recital you will want to be sure to hear. To God be the glory!!! For more information on Dr. Walker you may contact Helen Wingert, Organist, 717-375-4397

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