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CELEBRATE DAVID YOUNG’S

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY AT

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

You are Invited for Lunch immediately fol-lowing Worship on Sunday, May 2, 2010 from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm

All are welcome.

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Volume 11/Number 5/May 2010

Old Greenwich, THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH United Church

Connecticut OF GREENWICH of Christ

M EETINGHOUSE M ONTHLY

Speaking Pastorally.…...…....…..... 2 Music Sunday…...………..…..….. 3 Church School………...…………. 4 New Members…….……………... 5 Hunger Mission Team………….... 6 Women’s Ministries Annual Meeting………………... 7 Women’s Ministries Quilt Raffle.... 8 The Rummage Room………..…... 9 Parish Nurse………….…..…..... 10 Birthdays………………………. 11

Join The First Congregational Church for a Special Month of Celebration...

Sunday mornings at 10:00 am May 16: Music/Friendship Sunday:

Rejoice, Give Thanks and Sing! Celebrating the wealth of music at First Church with our Cherub, Children, Youth, Chancel and Palmer Handbell Choirs.

May 23: Confirmation/Youth Sunday: Dreams and Visions

The reading of their Statements of Faith by the Confirmation Class and Service of Con-firmation.

May 30: Heritage Sunday: Tell Yourself a Different Story

First Church honors its members of fifty years or more.

2 The Meet inghouse Monthly

Speaking Pastorally... A piece of graffiti on a wall once said, “Seek and you shall… seek and seek and seek, etc.” Jesus our Lord said, “Seek and you will find…” This is true for us in our spiritual lives and for us as a church. But all searching takes discernment and pa-tience. We are currently in the process of two searches here at the church – looking for a Director of Mu-sic and an Associate Pastor. Much work and “searching” is going on. If you have thoughts or suggestions please contact members of either search committee. We trust that we will find – and we trust the process – it’s just that it takes time. An update on the Pastoral search follows here and a report on the progress of the Director of Music search follows on the next page of the newsletter. Please keep the committees in your prayers. We all want the right people to be found who will help guide and lead our congregation in the future. We are a “Search Church” – in more ways than one! Blessings,

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Associate Pastor Search Committee Update It has been several months since the position of Associate Pastor has been open and the search committee continues to review profiles, interview and assess potential candidates. Since mid-February when our com-mittee was created we have met eight times, interviewed two prospective candidates and have a third candi-date interview in early May. To date our search has concentrated its efforts on local candidates, individuals that live in and around Southern Connecticut with knowledge of First Congregational Church and an appreciation for the lifestyle and culture in Fairfield County. Should recruiting locally not produce the right candidate, we will expand the search geographically. We will keep you apprised of our progress as the search committee’s journey together continues. The Associate Pastor Search Committee members are as follows: Beth Press – Chair Prill Meyer Ex. Officio Mary Ann Assing Cara Olmstead Lynn O’Gorman – Senior Deacon B.J. Savin April Condon David D. Young – Senior Pastor Chris Hartwell George Thalheim Jenny Lepoutre


REJOICE, GIVE THANKS AND SING!

Music Sunday is May 16.

Music Sunday is also Friendship Sunday. What better theme for Music Sunday than Rejoice, Give Thanks and Sing! One could say that this is the theme of our entire music program. All of our choirs will lend their voices to this annual celebration of music in worship. The Chancel Choir will present Benjamin Britten’s wonderful “Rejoice in the Lamb.” The Children’s Choir will sing “God of Grace and God of Laughter” by John Bertalot. Under the direction of Lisa Flanagan the Cherub Choir will sing “Sing, Rejoice, Clap Your Hands” by Mark Patterson. The Youth Choir, led by Carolyn Paulus, is preparing a rousing rendition of Psalm 100, “Make a Joyful Noise” by Lyle Heck. Terry Flanagan’s Palmer Handbells, always a delight, has two selections to offer, “My Life Flows on in Endless Song” by Ruth Elaine Schram and “Declare the Maker’s Praise” by Joseph D. Daniel. The sermon will be a dialogue between David Young and John Stansell. This year for the first time, Music Sunday will incorporate Friendship Sunday. This is the perfect time to invite family and friends to share in the wonderful music and experience some long-standing traditions like the Maypole dance and strawberries and croissants on the lawn. It’s such a special day, you will want to share it with others.

CALLING MAYPOLE DANCERS We need a group of 14 elementary children, girls and boys in grades two through five, to do the Maypole Dance. Two rehearsals are scheduled on consecutive Wednesdays, May 5 and 12, from 5:00 to 5:40 pm. (We’ll steal the time from Children’s Choir rehearsal.) Let John Stansell know if you want to participate, at [email protected] or 203-637-1791, extension 22.

Report from the Director of Music Search Committee

Members of this committee include: Barbara Norrgard – Chair, Charlie Baird, Anders Ekernas, Yves Gaden, Pat Geismar, John Gelb, Hanna Golodinskii, Carolyn Paulus, Mark Swicegood, Car Westbrook and Chuck Wheelock and David Young – Ex. Officio. The committee has held four meetings which have focused on the job description of this position and the de-sired qualities and characteristics of the new director. We are beginning to read through the more than 50 applications received and hope to have a group of preferred applicants within the next three weeks. Please feel free to contact members of the committee with questions or comments.


A Unique Ministry Opportunity

•Be part of a team with other Church School Parents •Work with a few wonderful high school students

•Learn while you teach your child and others •Use a very accessible curriculum

•Blessings Abound!

See the sign-up board in the Auditorium to see who is already on the team. Speak to Rose-mary or Mark or your child’s teacher if you have concerns or questions.

You can schedule around your other weekend commitments. Almost everyone in the congregation has taught our children at some time; please see for

yourself what you may have been missing or by all means sign-up again!

Church School Calendar

May 2 – Regular Church School - 2nd Graders and families participate in Communion May 9 – Regular Church School - 4th Graders learn about UCC and FCCOG May 16 – Music and Friendship Sunday - No Church School May 23 – Confirmation and Youth Sunday - Regular Church School May 30 – Heritage Sunday - No Church School June 6 – Church School Recognition Sunday

3rd graders receive bibles - Everyone in Worship!

Summer Church School Calendar

June 13 – July 25 Every Sunday

Multi-age classes with Rosemary, Mark and volunteers Outdoor activities/Binney Park

Many surprises! Come see!


First Congregational Welcomes its New Members...

Brian and Paula Mickley

with Lauren and Sarah

Charles and Marjorie Glover with Helen

not pictured: Charlie Jr.

Mary Lennon

John and Anita Windels

with Charlie, Danny and Lauren

Shawn and Susan Asselin with Jessica

not pictured: Shawn and Jeff

Luis and Laura Angel-Lalanne

with Ciella

Peter and Elizabeth Heberling Jack and Katherine Hager

with Chase and Eloise


HUNGER MISSION TEAM UPDATE – HOW YOU CAN HELP

The Hunger Mission Team has been working to identify events that will help feed our community and also promote smiles and fellowship within our congregation. The month of April included two local events focused on raising aware-ness of and funding for hunger:

On Thursday, April 22, members of the congregation gathered at the Hilton Stamford in support of Fairfield Eats, an evening of music and food tasting that raised funds for the Food Bank of Lower Fairfield County.

On Sunday, April 25 members of the congregation joined in the Greenwich/Port Chester CROP Hunger Walk organ-ized by Church World Service. The walkers began their 3 mile walk at First Church and wound their way through Old Greenwich before returning to the Church. The CROP Hunger Walks are Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty in an annual event that combines fun and fundraising to raise money for hungry people throughout the world. There are several opportunities in the coming weeks where you can make a real difference:

• Beginning in May, First Church will be expanding the opportunity for members of the congregation to donate food to Neighbor-to-Neighbor from once a month, to weekly. The goal is to encourage food contributions throughout the month and provide members of the congregation a wider window in which to drop off food contributions. This will be accomplished by leaving the barrels in the back of the Meetinghouse. The Hunger Mission Team will assess the success of the expanded program to ensure that it has a positive outcome. Items currently needed include cereal, oatmeal, pasta and pasta sauce, dried beans (kidney and black), 100% juices, canned tomatoes, peanut butter (no larger than 20 ounces please) and jelly. You can also visit Neighbor-to-Neighbor’s website at www.n-to-n.org for updated food needs.

• May 8 is Stamp Out Hunger – the nationwide Letter Carriers Food Drive sponsored by the USPS. This drive has

been very instrumental in helping those struggling to afford enough food for their families. All collections in Greenwich will be taken directly to Neighbor-to-Neighbor. This is their largest food drive and is critical in the mis-sion to feed our neighbors in need. You will receive a postcard in the mail with all the necessary information – all food donations are picked up by your letter carrier. Neighbor-to-Neighbor also needs volunteers that day to sort and stock their shelves. If you can, please share a few hours in the afternoon on May 8 at their Christ Church An-nex site (shifts are from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm and 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm). Information is also provided on the Neighbor-to-Neighbor website.

• Soup Kitchen – we have a few dates open for the monthly chili cook-a-thon. This is a great way to spend a few

hours with First Church friends and family. Let us know if you can share your culinary arts (or elbow grease) with us.

Please join us as we continue to work toward our goal of being faithful and responsible neighbors. Join the Hunger Mission Team – we always welcome new members. Bring your ideas and make a difference.

Yes, I/we want to celebrate David Young’s Fifth Anniversary at FCC.

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Questions? Call Lucy Hedrick at 203-561-9590 or 203-637-1051.


All Women at FCCOG are Invited to the

Women’s Ministries

Annual Meeting and Luncheon

Wednesday, May 12, 2010 11:30 am in the Auditorium

Enjoy a Catered Luncheon

Business to be conducted: Election of Officers,

Vote on The Rummage Room Allocations and Vote on Changes to the Women’s Ministries By-laws*

40th Annual Quilt Raffle at 12 Noon

And back by popular demand

The Rummage Room Fashion Show

$10 payable at the door Call the Church Office or sign up at Coffee Hour

RSVP by May 7

*A copy of the proposed by-law amendments is available in the Church Office.

FLOWERS IN THE MEETINGHOUSE Every Sunday the lovely flowers at the front of the Meetinghouse enhance our worship setting. These flowers may be given by members and friends to honor or remember a family member, a friend or anyone special. Donating the flow-ers for a given Sunday is also an opportunity to mark a special date or to remember a special occasion - baptism, anni-versary, confirmation, birthday, graduation, etc.

If you would like to consider donating flowers or want to know more about the arrangements, please contact Judy Gordon, Chair of the Chancel Committee at 203-637-8575 or by e-mail at [email protected].

New on the web! There is now a Bell Tower webpage showing pictures of our 12 bells, their inscriptions and history. Check it out at www.fccog.org!


Women’s Ministries 40th Annual Quilt Raffle Once again, the Kettle Quilters have created a beautiful queen-size quilt in a textured white on white pattern (pictured above) which will be raffled off at the Spring Luncheon on Wednesday, May 12. In an effort to be “green” and to economize, we ask that you use the form below to order your tickets. The form can also be found on the church’s website www.fccog.org. Tickets will also be on sale at The Rummage Room, at Coffee Hour and in the Church Office in the weeks leading up to the luncheon, but please don’t delay. Fill out the form below and drop off or mail to the church. Your tickets will be filled out by the committee and your stubs returned to you if you prefer, or, held for you at the luncheon. You need not be present to win.

All proceeds from the raffle of this quilt will support charitable organizations that benefit women, children and families. We are grateful to our dedicated group of Kettle Quilters who continue the tradition of providing heirloom quilts year after year. We thank them and our faithful church community for the continued support of the mission of Women’s Ministries. If you have any questions, please contact Cynthia De Riemer at 637-9536 or [email protected] or Laura Erickson at 698-3267or [email protected]. Thank you!

Name: ____________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: _________________________ E-Mail (optional): ___________________

This year individual tickets are being sold for $5.00 each and there will be a limit of 1,500 tickets sold.

# of Tickets: ______ x $5.00 = Total Enclosed: ______________

I would like my stubs (please check one): ______ Held for me at the luncheon

______ Returned to me via mail

Checks may be made out to Women’s Ministries. Please return the form and payment to the Church Office at 108 Sound Beach Avenue, Old Greenwich, CT 06870, attention: Quilt Committee

STOCK GIFTS TO FIRST CHURCH The Church has recently moved its investment account from Bank of America to Vanguard Securities. If you are con-templating making a gift of shares to the Church, please contact Kirk Young by email [email protected] or at 203-637-1791, extension 31 for the new instructions you need to give to your broker.


ENVIRONMENTAL MISSION TEAM JOINS IN EARTH DAY CLEAN-UP

On April 22, 2010, seven members of the Environmental Mission Team joined with the Earth Day Land Trust on a clean-up/trail clearing project on Cat Rock Road at Old Stone Bridge Road in Cos Cob. � Pictured (left to right) are Team Leader Shona Quinn, Jan Thalheim, Ella Quinn, Barbara Norrgard, and Julia Quinn. Not pictured are Michelle Young and Tad Larrabee.

NEWS FROM THE RUMMAGE ROOM The Women’s Ministries of FCCOG will hold its annual luncheon on Wednesday, May 12 at 11:30 am. Attendees will be entertained with a fashion show featuring clothing and accessories from The Rummage Room. Betty Bonsal will rule the runway by introducing models Irene Savage, Ginny Breismeister, Mariam Smith, Brigitte Recchione, Marti Easton and Michael Pellegrino as well as describing their outfits. All clothing and accessories will be for sale after the luncheon. The Allocations Committee, chaired by Prill Meyer will be presenting the list of recommended organizations who will benefit from The Rummage Room proceeds. The committee’s recommendations will be voted on by the Women’s Ministries attendees and the committee is urging all who can to please attend the luncheon. Members of the Alloca-tions Committee are: Prill Myer, Mary Ranta, Judy Miller, Denise Leidy, Beth Rollins, Betsy Kreuter, Pat Mendelson, Mariann Ekernas and Sheila Bennett. We are grateful for their service and conscientious dedication to the selections they have made to better the lives of many people locally, nationally, and internationally. A beautiful queen-size quilt, created by the Kettle Quilters, will be raffled off at the luncheon with the winner’s name being drawn at 12 Noon. Raffle tickets can be purchased in the Church Office, The Rummage Room, by contacting Cynthia De Riemer at 203-637-9536 or Laura Erickson at 203 698-3267 and at the Women’ Ministries’ lunch-eon. The quilt is a textured white on white pattern and will be on display for several Sundays leading up to the lunch-eon. The quilt will be on display in The Rummage Room window from May 3 to May 10. We wish to thank our tal-ented quilters: Edna Birkeland, Laurel Chiappette, Hilary Lawrence, Nishani Naidoo, Inge Thalheim and Claire Web-ber. Please stop by their table at the luncheon and express your thanks. The Rummage Room Wish List for May: Mother’s Day gifts, jewelry, handbags, shoes, both spring and summer cloth-ing, good bric-a-brac, baby strollers, running strollers, bikes for children and adults, golf clubs, summer items like beach chairs, etc. and small furniture in good condition. As always, we thank you for your donations, your purchases and your hours of volunteering. EACH of you make it possible for The Allocations Committee to provide funds to our Mission Organizations. We could not function without you! And remember, we are so blessed because every day is a gift to us. Let us share our blessings with those less fortunate and daily remind ourselves that it is our thanks to God.

BIBLE STUDY Throughout the month of May we will be considering the wild and wooly book of Revelation. It turns out that it is really a book about hope, though there is more action than an episode of 24. The symbolism is rich and the unfolding sometimes mysterious, but it gets us to heaven in the end. Please join the scores of people who are already attending and come with us on this amazing adventure. We’re covering two or three chapters a week. We started on April 18, so you can do the math for the reading or just drop Dan England a note to find out where we are. There is a video com-ponent to our study as well, which people have found very helpful.


From the Parish Nurse… Church Reduces Stress by Sue Asselin, RN

Not all stress is bad. A little stress can be a good thing, as it can motivate us to get things done. Stress gets our adrena-line flowing, keeps us alert, combats apathy and increases our awareness and even enjoyment at times. Prompted by an adrenaline rush, the “fight or flight” response, at one time needed for the survival of the human species, today can be harnessed to give us energy and purpose. But too much stress, unreleased and unmanaged, can be detrimental to our physical, mental and spiritual well being. There seems no end to the list of physical and mental consequences of stress, including high blood pressure, palpita-tions, panic, dizziness, anxiety, depression, anger, muscle tension, jaw pain, head ache, back ache, fatigue, weight gain, stomach problems, sleeplessness and substance abuse. Stress triggers the release of a hormone called cortisol, which can cause chronic diseases like diabetes and weaken our immune system, making us vulnerable to infections such as the varicella-zoster virus that causes shingles. The Good News (Philippians 4:13) In the midst of a fight or flight moment, we can call on Scripture to get us through. We, like Paul, can say “I can do everything through him who gives me strength.” This helps in the short term; I like to think of it as a mantra. Then, in the long term, finding a balance to one’s life, making time to feed one’s soul and body, takes a bit more work and commitment. Here are some suggestions from the experts on managing stress to minimize the negative effects: Smile. Laughter is great medicine. Share a joke or give yourself permission to watch a funny TV show. Talk. Tell your story and feelings to family and friends, or consider a support group to share with those in similar situations. Relax. Find a peaceful favorite spot to rest, meditate, pray and contemplate daily. Create. Activities such as gardening, singing, painting or sewing feed our souls and minds. Eat healthy. Nutritious eating habits, especially lowering sugar intake, have been proven to reduce stress. Exercise. Walk, swim, garden, dance, or do just about anything that gets your heart pumping and your lungs breathing deeply to reduce stress. Sleep. Ensuring 7-9 hours of sleep each night can make a world of difference. Church life and our church family can provide many of the opportunities just listed (with the exception of sleeping, because I think I can safely say that the clergy would prefer you do your sleeping at home rather than in the pew). We share, talk, smile, relax, do Tai Chi, contemplate Scripture, create quilts and shawls and share meals together. Wonder-ful Wednesday last month was a perfect example of how we enrich each other’s lives, physically, mentally and spiritu-ally.

Just a quick reminder that the Meetinghouse Monthly is now available electronically. If you would like to help the church save on printing costs and reduce production time, please email Terry Flanagan at terryf@fccog and you will be added to a growing list of people who prefer

this as an alternative to paper.


MAY BIRTHDAYS 05/01 Peter Dadzis 05/01 Erik Norrgard 05/01 Edward Dadaist 05/01 Caroline Glover 05/02 H Kent Atkins 05/02 Olga Hartwell 05/02 Katherine Urban 05/02 Alexandra Arader 05/02 Tom Fraser 05/02 Erika Bloes 05/02 Nicolas Federici 05/03 Karen Oztemel 05/03 Beverly Ahlberg 05/03 Carolyn MacLea 05/03 John Denne 05/03 Robert Dinmore 05/03 Diane Crilley 05/03 Jennifer Cuminale 05/04 Robert Smith 05/04 Leslie Bacon 05/04 Anthony Graham 05/04 Kimberly Kuppenheimer 05/04 Alec Russell 05/04 Todd Stafford 05/05 Scott Gaulocher 05/05 Greg Kuppenheimer 05/05 Roxanne Goh 05/05 Thea Kruger 05/05 Julia Quinn 05/05 Lily Gale Bates 05/06 Rosemary Lamie 05/06 Daniel Kilmurray 05/06 Douglas Friedman 05/06 Olivia Thalheim 05/06 Nicole Alexandre 05/06 Malik Armstead 05/07 Helen Hagner 05/07 Charlotte Schmidt-Fellner 05/07 Stephen Alden 05/07 Karen Harris

05/07 Julia McDonald 05/07 Daniel Cioffari 05/08 Harriet Starr 05/08 Leslie VanDermeer 05/08 Paige Davis 05/08 Martha Carey 05/08 Tamara Kilmurray 05/08 David Provoost 05/08 Jennifer Whitehilll 05/09 Linda Perry 05/09 Matthew Derr 05/09 David Allen 05/09 Emily Hoffman 05/09 Nicole Baker 05/10 Stephen Weigner 05/10 Fred Laffan 05/10 Karina Saari 05/10 Robert Friend 05/10 Devon Simpson 05/10 Amanda Gurciullo 05/10 Jacob Calle 05/10 Lydia Garnett 05/10 Grayson Bennett 05/10 Nadia Zikria 05/11 Christian Meyer 05/12 Kathryn Hewitt 05/12 Shawn Aselin 05/12 Eric De Riemer 05/12 Miles VanDermeer 05/12 June Breismeister 05/13 Stella Thomas 05/13 Christopher Low 05/13 Tyler Shaver 05/13 Blanche Plaskonos 05/14 Cyndy Anderson 05/14 Tamara Ng-Yow 05/14 Timothy Garlid 05/14 Megan Yort 05/14 Curtis Grellier 05/14 Elizabeth Grellier

05/15 Gary Klingner 05/15 Hans Joachim Rieke 05/15 Douglas Breismeister 05/15 Nathan Young 05/15 Fritz Waine 05/16 Lindsey Friedman 05/16 Margaret Ann Parker 05/16 Isabelle Carter 05/16 Benjamin Nadler 05/17 Matthew Carey 05/17 Mackay Eveland 05/17 Willie Piro 05/18 Ty Anderson 05/18 Andrew Sotzing 05/18 Charlotte Winston 05/19 Richard Wolter 05/19 Erica Reiss 05/19 Michael Fusaro 05/19 Field Garthwaite 05/19 Eleanor Garnett 05/20 Nancy McConnell 05/20 Peter Thalheim 05/20 Tyler Fong 05/20 Kelsey Fong 05/21 Chris Thompson 05/21 Alison Cox 05/21 Sean Kilmurray 05/22 Pat Geismar 05/22 Margot Brady 05/22 James Morris 05/22 David Gordon 05/22 Colin Kelly 05/22 Denis Fortunato 05/22 Matthew Golodinskii 05/23 Alice Hallowell 05/23 Marty Burke 05/23 Bill Wheaton 05/23 Susan E Tedford 05/23 Lisa Ghaffari 05/23 Taylor Schinto

05/24 Robert Brady 05/24 Leah Carey 05/24 Vicki Cain 05/24 Robert Finch 05/24 Christopher Cumming 05/25 Paulette Tholen 05/25 Bradley Craig 05/25 Elen Amedeo Sotzing 05/25 Margaret Phyfe 05/25 Matthew Kilmurray 05/26 Deborah Stickney 05/26 Stuart Serenbetz 05/26 Finn Breismeister 05/27 Peter Simpson 05/27 Jack Koppenheffer 05/27 Joshua Arnold 05/28 Julia Servadio 05/28 David Williams 05/28 Judy Provoost 05/28 Deborah Wheelock 05/28 Mac Sykes 05/28 Samuel Nadler 05/29 Karl Sandreuter 05/29 Elizabeth Stewart 05/29 Billy Heidt 05/29 Charles Jr. Glover 05/29 Mariel Laffan 05/30 Judy Coleman 05/30 Julie Dodd 05/30 Nick Carter 05/30 Lindsey Hascher 05/30 William Klingner 05/31 Pam Grunow 05/31 Eleanore Olsen 05/31 Ted Anibal 05/31 Libby Craig 05/31 Thomas Mair 05/31 James Mair

LIFE EVENTS

Baptisms: Ingrid Maloney Thalheim—April 4 Jackson Charles Shaw—April 18

Deaths: John DeLong Leinbach—April 18 Evelyn Rea Francis—April 25

The deadline for submitting material for the

June Meetinghouse Monthly is May 15.

Please leave material in the Communications mailbox in the

Church Office or email directly to [email protected].


The First Congregational Church of Greenwich Nonprofit Organization 108 Sound Beach Avenue U.S. Postage Old Greenwich, CT 06870 Bulk Rate Phone: 203- 637-1791 PAID Fax:: 203-637-1540 Permit No. 17 www.fccog.org Old Greenwich, CT Change Service Requested

The First Congregational Church of Greenwich

Ministers: The Members of The First Congregational Church of Greenwich

Senior Pastor: Rev. Dr. David D. Young, [email protected] Associate Pastor for Youth Ministry: Rev. Mark D. Montgomery, [email protected]

Minister of Communication and Adult Education: Rev. Daniel B. England, [email protected] Minister of Pastoral Care: Rev. Avery C. Manchester, [email protected]

Director of Music/Senior Organist: Dr. John Stansell, [email protected] Associate Organist/Director: Terence J. Flanagan, [email protected] Director of Church School: Rosemary Lamie, [email protected] Director of Membership: Ginny Breismeister, [email protected]

Parish Nurse: Susan Asselin, RN, [email protected] Pastors Emeriti: Rev. Dr. Thomas L. Stiers and Rev. Sally Colegrove

The Church Offices will be closed Monday, May 31 for Memorial Day.

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