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October 5, 2014

Volume XXXXXI,No 10

the Herald

Inside this issue:

CE Director/ThankYous

2

Youth News/BooksNeeded

3

Bazaar News 4

Calendar 5

Church Happenings 6

2014 is the 500th anniversary of the

birth of John Knox,

the founder of Presbyterianism. John

Knox and his Presbyterian denomi-

nation spread from Scotland to

North America and now around the

world.

On Reformation Day, October 26, the Christian Nur-

ture Commission will provide a Scottish lunch and

program after worship to celebrate John Knox andour Presbyterian heritage. Please join us!!


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Sunday Schoolmeets every Sunday at 9:30 am. There are classes for all ages with child care availa-ble from 9:15 to 11:45 am. Infants to 2 year oldsNursery room 101; 3 to 5 year oldsPreschoolroom 108; Kindergarten to 2ndgradeRoom 202; 3rdthru 5thgradesRoom 103; Middle School

Room 200; High SchoolRoom 201 Adults:Coffee and ConversationFH Classroom A; Bible StudyFH Classroom B; Christian ParentingFH Classroom C

The family prayer groupmeets on Mondays at the church. Come at noon for lunch. The sharing

of joys and concerns begins at 12:30 pm followed by prayer. Childcare is provided.

T3EM Supper and Childcareis October 21.

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Christian EducationCheryl Moles

THANK YOU to everyone that helped

with the Holypalooza events on September

20 and 21. There are many and I dont

want to forget anyone in a list of names.

Once again, Central hospitality was at its

best. We especially appreciate Lant Davis

for his tireless efforts to prepare and host

the event as well as develop the coopera-

tive ministries of the 7thStreet churches.

Blessings and thanks to all,

Cheryl Moles

Dear Church Family and Deacons,

What a wonderful reception you

prepared for all after the very beautiful

memorial for Henry. We all thank you

for your generosity and love. May God

bless you all.

Lovingly,

The Tamar Family


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Book Shoppe

It's time to begin perusing your book-shelves for books you no longer want orneed. The Book Shoppeladies are begin-ning to gather books for the saleon November 1st. Please bring your booksto the church library or Sarahs office, and the Bazaar

Book Ladies will take it from there. If you cannot getthem to the church, please call one of us and we will beglad to pick them up. If you do take them to the church,please give one of us a call so that we may store themout the way of Sarah or Sunday school attendees.

Eunice Pate, Nancy Edgerton, Cheri Bradley

Seventh Cents Youth Group

September has been a beautiful month. The wonderful weather coupled with awesome youthactivities has kept us all busy. Regular youth meetings are now in progress. Keep an eye on

the calendar for activities for each week. The middle school youth have begun discussing ourcall to follow Jesus, while high school youth are discussing both current events and the life of

Jesus. All youth are welcome to join and bring a friend. Holypalooza was a great event as ex-pected. Thank you to all the youth and other volunteers who made it possible.

Tiffany will begin maternity leave on or before October 12. During this time, youth ac-tivities will continue as normal under the leadership of Erin Pugh. Erin already works tirelesslyas a youth volunteer and is much loved by our youth. Tiffany plans to return on January 1,2015. If you have any questions during this time, feel free to direct them to Pastor Jimmy,Pastor Lant, or Erin.

Upcoming Youth Events:

October 5: Normal Youth Meeting at CentenaryOctober 12: Normal Youth Meeting at CentenaryOctober 17-18 6 pm-9 am: Princess Party/Boys Night. All children ages 4 through

high school are invited. Girls will meet at Central for dinner and an evening of pamper-ing. Boys will meet at Centenary for dinner and fun games.

October 19 12:30-3:30 pm: 7thCents Fall Celebration. Meet us at the DogwoodShelter in Hawthorne Park for an afternoon of games and a Bible scavenger hunt. Youth fami-lies are welcome to join as well.

October 26: Youth Movie Night at Centenary. All youth will meet from 5-7:30

pm for dinner, a movie, and discussion.


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Its almost timefor the FALL BAZAAR!

Friday, November 7th 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Join your Central Presbyterian church family on Friday night

for a delicious dinner prepared by our own church cooks. Youll

have an opportunity to preview and purchase bazaar items before the doors open to the

public on Saturday morning.

5:30 Doors open Dinner served 6:15 Auction 7:00

There will be a lively auction with interesting items to bid on. Paid dinner reservations

may be made after worship on October 26thand November 2nd.

Adults -$10 Middle/High School -$5 Elementary and younger -Free

Saturday, November 8th 8:00 a.m.-3:00p.m.

Start your BAZAAR shopping with a hearty all-you-can-eat

breakfast prepared by CPC men! Food will be served from 8:00

-10:00 a.m. The cost is $5 per person or $10 per family.

Bazaar crafts, books, household items, puzzles and games will be

sold throughout the day. *

Hungry shoppers can enjoy LUNCHat the CAF from 11:00 a.m.- 2 p.m. Tickle

your taste buds with tasty treats!

*Gentlyused household items, books, puzzles and games may now

be brought to the church.


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Volume XXXXXI,

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1BazaarCrafters 10:00

Deacons 5:30

2 WomensBook Club

7:00

Fred Rubey

3ParentsNight Out 5:30

Sophia

Spencer, Jack

Turman Jr.

4

5Choir 8:45Sunday school

9:30

Worship 10:30

Youth 5:00-

7:30

6 FamilyPrayer Group

12:00

7RosemaryMorgan

8 BazaarCrafters 10:00

Session 7:00

9 Youth De-sign Team

6:00

Lance Weath-

erwax

10

Matthew Col-

lins, Lucille

Merrill, Kathe-

rine Whitaker

11

12Choir8:45Sunday school

9:30Worship 10:30

Youth 5:00-7:30

Aidan Taken

13 Colum-bus Day Office closed.

Maxine Bough

14

Paul Foree,

Emma Pen-

nington

15 BazaarCrafters 10:00Communica-

ton 7:00Jevy Lender-

man

16

Susan Guell,

Ezrina Seo

17PrincessParty/BoysNight 6:00

Sinwon Racop,

Ricka Wood-

ruff

18 BarbaraWilkinsons

Celebration of

Life 1:30

19Choir8:45Sunday school

9:30

Worship 10:30

Youth 5:00-7:30


12:00

Zachariah

Spencer

21 T3EMsupper 5:15

Commission/

Committee

meetings


Andrea Paul-

Bonham

23 Violet

Taken

24

Andrea

Clinkenbeard,

Chris Johnson

25

Brenda Green,

Jessica Shep-

herd

26Choir8:45

Sunday school

9:30

Worship 10:30

Youth 5:00-

7:30


12:00

28 Seekers& Searchers

10:00


Emily Haan

30

Jacob Thacker

31 BethChironna, Alan

Harder

Matt Clinken-

beard, Theo

Conner, Char-

lie Conner,

Nancy Edger-

ton, Stephen

Payne

October 2014


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RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Central Presbyterian Church

125 North Seventh Street

Terre Haute, IN 47807

Phone: 812-232-5049

Fax: 812-232-5040

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.thcpc.org

Sunday School for all ages 9:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.

Rev. Lant B. Davis, Pastor

Scott Paul-Bonham, Parish Associate

Cheryl Moles, Christian Educator

Sarah Kelsheimer, Church Secretary

Womens Bible Study

The 2013-14 study will con-

tinue with Twelve Women of

the Bible: Life Changing Sto-ries for Women Today. Thegroup will meet in thechurch fellowship hall (this isa video series) from 10:00 to11:30 am on Tuesday, Octo-ber 28. All women are wel-

come.

Womens Book Club

The Womens Book Club

will be meeting on Nov. 13at 7:00 at the church. Thebook to be discussed isOrphan Train by ChristinaKline. Alice Harder willlead the discussion. Allwomen of the church are

invited to attend.

Church Happenings

Central Presbyterian Church

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Deadline

October 26, 2014

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