First Presbyterian Church. Delhi, NY January February 2019 COURIER

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1 First Presbyterian Church Delhi, NY January February 2019 COURIER Special dates Ladies Lunch, 1:00 pm, Crossroads Cafe, January 16, 2019 CWS Kit Assembly, 3:00 pm, Conference Room, January 16, 2019 Worship, 10:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, January 20, 2019 Trustees Meeting, 11:45 am, FPC Library, February 20, 2019 Bountiful Giving Sunday, FPC, January 27, 2019 Worship with Communion, 10:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, January 27, 2019 Annual Congregational Meeting, 11:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, January 27, 2019 Dish to Pass Dinner, following Annual Meeting, Fellowship Hall, January 27, 2019 Kirk Customer Appreciation Day, 9:00 am 2 pm, Kirk Thrift Shoppe, February 1-2, 2019 Deacons Meeting, 9:30 am, FPC Library, February 3, 2019 Worship with Boy Scout Sunday, 10:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, February 3, 2019 Session Meeting, 6:30 pm, FPC Library, February 4, 2019 Presbytery Assembly, 8:30 am, Johnson City, February 9, 2019 Confirmation Class Reunion, 9:30 am, FPC Library, February 10, 2019 Worship, 10:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, February 10, 2019 Ladies Lunch, 1:00 pm, Crossroads Cafe, February 13, 2019 Worship, 10:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, February 17, 2019 Trustees Meeting, 11:45 am, FPC Library, February 17, 2019 Bountiful Giving Sunday, FPC, February 24, 2019 Worship, 10:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, February 24, 2019 Newsletter Deadline, February 25, 2019 Taizé Worship, 7:00 pm, Saint John s Episcopal Church, February 28, 2019 Deacons Meeting, 9:30 am, FPC Library, March 3, 2019 Worship, 10:30 am, FPC Sanctuary, March 3, 2019 Chili Cook Off, Fellowship Hall, March 3, 2019 Ash Wednesday Worship, 6:30 pm, FPC Chapel, March 6, 2019

2 Rev. Dr. Lisa Ruth Mays Interim Pastor First Presbyterian Church 4 Clinton Street Delhi, NY Emergency pastor@fpcdelhi.org The Gift of Hospitality The word hospitality comes to our English language through various archaic forms of the word, including our common word hospital, as in O Connor. The word hospitality and its earlier forms refers to a safe place, a sheltering place, a place of comfort and healing. Hospitality is also a spiritual gift, meaning, the Spirit of God has planted within you the gift something we can t manufacture on our own to be authentically hospitable. God gives people spiritual gifts so that we can bless others and draw others closer to the Giver of the Gifts. The spiritual gift of hospitality reaches far beyond a friendly hello to others, whether in the sanctuary or in the Price Chopper. A spiritual gift grows in us as we put our gifts to God-use. Here is a cliff notes summary of how the gift of hospitality can work in us: In place of impatience with others, we are gracious In place of judging others negatively, we reserve judgment In place of our expertise, we affirm the abilities of others In place mistrusting others whom we do not know well, we warmly welcome strangers Instead of keeping our misery to ourselves, we shower others with love Instead of knowing that we know everything, we let others show us the way. Happy New Year! I pray you put God s gifts to good use. Let s live a new year of Christian Hospitality together in 2019! In Christ s Love, Pastor Lisa

3 First Presbyterian Church 4 Clinton Street, Delhi, NY Phone: Fax: office@fpcdelhi.org Website: Reverend Doctor Lisa Ruth Mays, Interim Pastor Officers and Boards 2019 SESSION next meetings February 6 and March 4 at 6:30 pm 2019 Jeffrey Gearhart, 93 Delaware Ave., Delhi, NY Carolyn Massey, P.O. Box 21, Hamden, NY Bea Mooney, 4537 County Highway #14, Treadwell, NY Tom Philion, 282 Delside Drive, Delhi, NY Susie Little, 1618 Arbuckle Hollow, DeLancey, NY Kathy Sullivan, State Highway 28, Delhi, NY Tammi Tully, 4716 West Platner Brook Road, Delhi, NY Vacant DEACONS next meetings January 6, February 3, and March 3 at 9:30 am 2019 Kevin Lee, 2 Cross Street, Delhi, NY Barbara Thompson, 517 Olin Evans Rd, Franklin, NY George Thompson, 517 Olin Evans Rd, Franklin, NY Linda Burr, 27 Crestwood Drive, Delhi, NY Bonnie Fleming, 2205 County Hwy 16, Delhi, NY Heather Rosa, 72 Meredith Street, Delhi, NY Betty Bell, 51 Hamden Hill Road, Delhi, NY Donna Burgin, St Hwy 10, Delhi, NY Vicki Noble, 75 Leisure Village Spur, Delhi, NY TRUSTEES next meetings January 20, February 17, and March 17 at 11:45 am 2019 Jacalyn Clark, PO Box 307, Delhi, NY Ed Goff, 485 Dunham Road, Delhi, NY Sarah Philion, 282 Delside Drive, Delhi, NY Joe Cantwell, State Highway 28, Delhi, NY Art Maxwell, 34 Clinton Street, Delhi, NY Tom Little, 1618 Arbuckle Hollow, DeLancey, NY Tom Leo, 200 Spencer Heights, Delhi, NY Joseph Maxwell, 22 Franklin Street, Delhi, NY Brian Sprague, 1552 Peakes Brook Road, Delhi, NY TREASURER George Thompson, 517 Olin Evans Rd, Franklin, NY FINANCIAL SECRETARY Gia Cantwell, State Highway 28, Delhi, NY CLERK OF SESSION Bea Mooney, 4537 County Highway #14, Treadwell, NY January - February Newsletter

4 Looking Ahead to Lent Ash Wednesday falls on March 6 th this year. We will gather for Ash Wednesday Worship at 6:30 in the evening. We will also be having Wednesday evening Lenten services each week from March 13 April 10. Watch the next Courier and the Church Life section of the bulletin for more information. Please plan to join us. Taizé Prayer A service of song, silence and contemplation will be held Thursday, February 28, 7:00 pm at Saint Peter s Catholic Church. These services are sponsored by the Delhi Clergy Association Communion Schedule January 27 Third Sunday after Epiphany March 10 First Sunday in Lent April 18 Maundy Thursday June 9 Day of Pentecost July 21 6 th Sunday of Pentecost September 8 Kick-off Sunday October 6 World Communion Sunday November 24 Christ the King Sunday December 22 Fourth Sunday of Advent

5 Christian Education News February 3 starts the second half of Sunday school. We are in need of volunteers to teach. None of the lessons are difficult, all the information, and then some is included in the packets. Hope you will give some thought to helping Christian Education out. Signup sheet is in the main office. Thank you to all who shared Christmas cards with the children. The stockings were filled with good wishes and stories. The children felt the love you shared. Thank you all for coming to Bethlehem for the CE play and breakfast. It was a joy to see 85 people that morning. Memories were made, joy was shared, and strength of our church pulling this all together is a perfect example of why we are stronger when we work together. Thank you everyone. ANNUAL MEETING A CALL has been issued by the Session for the Annual Meeting of the Congregation, according to the terms of the church By-Laws, to be held immediately following worship on Sunday, January 27, The purpose of the meeting will be to review annual reports, receive the budget, and address any other business that may come properly before the Congregation. The 2018 Annual Reports will be available for review beginning Sunday, January 20. SPARKS Group Submitted by Nancy Althaus SPARKS Bible Study Fellowship - new time and new study! The SPARKS study has moved to Mondays at 3:45 here at First Presbyterian Church in the Library. Our current study focus is Forgiveness. Please consider joining the group in fellowship, prayer and study. All are welcome! If you have any questions, please contact Nancy in the church office. CONFIRMATION CLASS REUNION Sunday February 10 th 9:30 am You Gotta Be There! DEVOTIONAL AVAILABLE The Upper Room Devotionals and Our Daily Bread Devotionals are available on the table in the Narthex and outside the church office. If you wish to make a contribution to defray the cost, there is a wooden box on the table outside the office or contributions may be left in the office.

6 Mission Memos Thanks to those that contributed to the care package to college students project this year. We filled 17 boxes to send off to those students. Mission Emphasis for February: Blankets + Blanket the World in Love Mission Stocking Notes 2019 Mission Stockings are now available in baskets throughout the church for those of you who receive the Courier by or read it online. Pick your favorite one out today and start filling it according to the instructions with the stocking. Stockings will be attached to all printed copies of the January - February newsletter as well. If you do not plan to use your Stocking (in print copies of the January February Courier), please return to any mission stocking basket throughout the church or drop off at the church office. If you have any questions, please see Nancy in the church office. Sewing Fellowship & Church World Service Kits Bring your heart for mission and fellowship and meet in the church in the Conference Room on Wednesday afternoon, January 16 at 3:00 p.m. We will be assembling health kits for delivery to church World Service in April. NO SEWING NEEDED for this event so please join us! Please pass the word and watch the church life for additional dates. Envelopes available throughout the church and in the pews during February. DON T FORGET!! Returnable Bottle & Can Collection benefits the Youth Group Mission Work Please drop (well rinsed out please!) returnable bottles & cans off in the new Narthex THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

7 The Kirk Thrift Shoppe Submitted by Barb Thompson February is the month of Love! And the Kirk Thrift Shoppe wants to show YOU some love! Join us February 1st and 2nd for Customer Appreciation Days. Visit us and enjoy a hot beverage, cookies or soup while you shop. Check out our gifts and clothing to celebrate the month of love in style! Visit us Fridays and Saturdays 9-2pm to see our constantly changing inventory of clothing, gifts, household items and more for everyday and every holiday (think Valentine's Day and St. Paddy's Day.) The Kirk Thrift Shoppe is in need of all kinds of shopping bags and packing paper (NO newspaper please). Please drop off in the bins outside the Conference Room or leave outside the Kirk doorway.

8 NOTES FROM THE FINANCIAL SECRETARY If you would like a statement of your giving for 2018, please feel free to contact our Financial Secretary, Gia Cantwell by calling her home phone ( ) or gia.cantwell@fpcdelhi.org The Church envelopes for 2019 are located on the table in the back of the sanctuary currently and will soon move to the table outside the office door. Please pick yours up the next time you are in the church. Please see Gia Cantwell if you are unable to locate your envelopes. The Per Capita amount for 2019 has been set at $39.05 per member. Highlights of November and December Trustees Meetings Bulbs will be replaced in the choir loft Estimates have been received to install automatic sensors in hallway upstairs and outside kitchen near The Kirk and to repair the outside light on the roof in the back Gutters were cleaned on the Kirk side of the building after water was found in the corner of The Kirk. New locking schedule has been sent out Living Nativity will take place again this year Nancy and Kevin Lee would like to donate money towards a new sign at the Flats Cemetery designating the cemetery is owned by FPC. Thank you! The stove in FH kitchen will be cleaned as a pilot lights keeps going out. The slate of officers will remain the same for 2019 Annual meeting will be held on January 27, 2019 after service Next Trustees Meeting is Sunday, January 20, 2019

9 Church Activities WORSHIP FLOWERS January February January - Deacons Flower Responsibility & Hospital Room Visitation Betty Bell February - Deacons Flower Responsibility & Hospital Room Visitation Bonnie Fleming 2019 Flower Sign-up 2019 Flower sign up is located on the bulletin board across from the office. If you would like to offer flowers for worship on a Sunday, please sign up on the poster or give the church office a call. Thank you for helping enhance our worship! NEWSLETTER SCHEDULE Special Music ings The deadline for March - April edition of our Courier is February 25 th and will include Lent and Easter information. We have spots available for special music until Easter. If you are interested in sharing your musical gift or know of someone who might be willing, please contact Billy Meredith. LITURGISTS January 6 Heather Rosa 13 Ed Furgol 20 Nancy Althaus 27 Barb Thompson February 3 Killian Newman 10 Linda Malcolm 17 Edgar Goff 24 Jeff Gearhart March 3 Susan Gearhart If you would like to serve as liturgist on a given Sunday, please contact Nancy in the church office. COFFEE HOUR January 6 Kathy Beveridge, Karen LaFever 13 Chris Kilmer, Trish Sprague 20 Joan Pawlikowski, Sarah Kellogg 27 Dish to Pass Dinner February 3 Barb Leo, Barb Perkins 10 Barb Thompson, Nancy Lee 17 Volunteers Needed 24 Kathy Martin, Linda DeWitt March 3 Chili Cook Off 10 Julia Ward and Girl Scouts Please join us in this time of Christian fellowship! If there are any changes to this schedule, please call Janet Maxwell at Coffee Hour Sign-up 2019 Coffee Hour Poster is up in the Fellowship Hall. We are in need of people to help with Coffee Hour. Please sign up on the sheet in Fellowship Hall or see Janet Maxwell. Thank you for helping with this time of Fellowship!

10 Our deepest sympathy and prayers are with: Jeff and Susan Gearhart, Kassandra Gearhart, and Amber, Matthew, Hannah and Emma O Leary on the passing of Jeff s Uncle. Mary Lou Oliver, Noah Oliver, Abbigail, Cody and Owen Losie on the passing of Mary Lou s brother, Neil Rohner on November 14, Mary and Paul Schmitt, David Gile, Lisa Schmitt, Michelle Schmitt, and Emily and Ian Hull on the passing of Petie Gile who entered life eternal on November 15, Tammi Tully and Cliff Frazier and family on the passing of Tammi s father. The family and friends of Lloyd Grant who entered eternal rest of December 13, Andy Baldauf and family at the passing of Andy s mother, Erika Baldauf, on January 8, Deb and Steven Fleming and family at the passing of Deb s father, Warren Rowlands, on January 9, Gert Mostert and the family and friends of Mary Ann Mostert who passed away on January 14, If you know of anyone who is in the hospital or in need of pastoral care, please call the church office. We would rather be notified ten times than not be aware of the needs of the church family! Our prayers are with those who have recently had outpatient procedures, surgery, are facing major changes in their lives, been hospitalized or are facing difficult health concerns. Our prayer focus for January: Those suffering from mental illness. February prayer focus: Local churches and their clergy. Church on Facebook First Presbyterian Church of Delhi, NY is on Facebook. Please join us by entering First Presbyterian Church of Delhi, NY in Search and click on Like. (Tip: be sure to include NY in your search) Please be sure to Share with your Facebook friends to help spread this message.

11 Birthdays in our Church Family January and February Birthdays January 1 Travis Kiviranna 3 Olga Davis Michele "Mimi Wilson 6 Thomas Ladlee Trey Mostert Dalilah Synan 12 Wendy Ladlee John Pawlikowski 13 Alyssa Gioffe 14 Adrianna Merino 15 Lily Cantwell Pastor Sarah Hooker 16 Curt Beall 18 - Grace Calouri 20 Josephine Kelly Steve McKeegan Elizabeth Merrill 24 - Amanda (Maxwell) Palmer Sophia Wakin 26 - Kyrra Howard Samantha Howard 28 - David Raber Alma Rasmussen 29 - Matthew Kilmer Olivia Wakin Julia Ward 30 - Linda DeWitt Vicki Noble Robert Barrett 31 Connie Beall Katherine (Kay) Dickman Kevin Sullivan If your birthday is missing from this list or you know of someone in the church family who has a birthday not shown here, please contact the church office. Thank You! February 4 Joyce Manning Joan Verspoor 5 Marilyn Wickham Declan Newman Elizabeth Gorsch Gayle Olsen 11 Samantha Ladlee 12 Whitney (Roberts) Kepler 14 Joan L. Pawlikowski Kathy Sullivan 15 Owen Haight Dylan Nealis 16 Betty Ann Clark Kelsey Little 17 William Bedient Mary Schmitt 18 Jane Curley Eustis Jackie Gibson 19 George Thompson 23 Cindy Mostert 24 Amber (Pawlikowski) Magyar 26 Aimee Mignier 27 Tammi Tully 28 Courtney Kilmer Carson King Cody LaFever Ken Schermerhorn Bruce Wilson March 1 Lois Palin Kenneth Rasmussen 2 Ashley Rosenthal Leslie Mignier 4 Christopher Mooney Robert Wilklow 6 Tatum Kilmer 7 Colin Eustis

12 Thank you to everyone who made the Living Nativity possible and a great success this year. Because of your generous donations of time, we were able to enhance the Christmas season for many and remember the true meaning of Christmas. We offer a very special thank you to Tom Leo who served as chair for the 2018 Living Nativity. Be sure to check out the photos on Facebook! First Presbyterian Church, Thank you very much for the package of treats!! This will help me get through finals so I can enjoy the holidays! I hope all is well in Delhi. Sincerely, Connor Gioffe First Presbyterian Church, Thanks for sticking with us! We appreciate your support. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Thanks for your continued support! Thank you! Dana, Lara and Happy Holidays from the Delaware County Youth Bureau We would like to take a moment to thank the officers that are going off the church's boards at this time for their service and dedication to our church - from the Board of Elders, Joe Maxwell and Renee Maxwell and from the Board of Trustees, we thank Bruce Burr. Again, thank you for all you do in service to the Lord. Dear First Presbyterian Church, Thank you so much for the care package that you sent to school for me! It was such a kind gesture and was greatly appreciated as they are always a nice thing to get as finals get closer! Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Best Wishes, Brenna Gioffe Thank you for the finals care package this last semester! It was awesome and came in handy on those long nights of studying! Thanks again! Katie Weaver

13 We would like to thank the First Presbyterian Church family for the lovely Poinsettia plant delivered by Betty Bell for Jack. It is heart-warming to be remembered by everyone at this time of year. We are really enjoying the plant, displayed wherever we can find some sun for it! You can also Jack at He would enjoy hearing from you. Jack, Kathy and David Curley Dear Friends, Thank you for your purchase from the Presbyterian Giving Catalog! Your gift makes a difference. Your gift represents one of the ways the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is able to make a difference throughout the world. These items in the catalog connect to ministries addressing hunger relief, selfdevelopment projects, disaster assistance, ministries with youth and young adults, peacemaking and reconciliation programs, racial ethnic education at Presbyterian-related schools and colleges, and assistance to church workers in time of need. Together, these ministries respond in gratitude to the grace we have received in Jesus Christ. Thank you so much for your continued support. With sincere gratitude, Bryce Wiebe Director, Special Offerings Dear Church Friends, The WB Ogden Library in Walton is very grateful of our donation of children and adult books. These will be used over the coming months at the four locations of Little Libraries in Walton. We replace books every Tuesday and Friday and use at least four hundred books each month. So it is a wonderful mission that you have helped to continue. Many, many thanks, Sincerely, The Board of Trustees WB Ogden Library Walton, NY Thanks to all who helped with Coffee Hour during Thank you to the men who made the coffee you are great and to the many who made all the goodies and served. I do appreciate all who signed up. I do enjoy visiting with you when I call. It is great to have you say yes. Janet

14 To the Congregation of the First Presbyterian Church; Thank you for your contribution to Village Hope Partnership. With your support, Village Hope is able to improve the lives and living conditions of those in Nepal by promoting education, health, community and hope through selfsufficiency. Sincerely, Don Gielow President Thank you You re the best! Thank you for the care package. My roommates and I enjoyed it! Michael Roberts Ladies Lunch at Crossroads Ladies Lunch at Crossroads is a time to relax and have a meal and enjoy conversation. There are no "lessons" involved; sharing around the table is just a pleasing thing to do. Buy Your Own lunch is the plan for 1:00 at Crossroads. The next Ladies Lunches will be held on February 13 (note change in schedule) and March 20. Please come enjoy Ladies Lunch whenever you can. Your friend in Christ, Pastor Lisa. Got love? Love asks nothing in return but seeks those who need it. And who needs our love more than those who are consumed with hatred and are utterly devoid of love? Dietrich Bonhoeffer Dear First Presbyterian Church, Thank you for your generous support of the Community Food Bank Harvest in Your donation of $ is greatly appreciated. With your help, the first annual Community Food Bank Harvest raised over $7,000 and collected nearly 3,000 food items for the Delhi food pantry and other food banks in Delaware County. That will be a vital resource for the Delaware County. Almost 18 percent of its residents live below the poverty line, and food banks are a crucial component of their wellbeing. Each month, the Delhi food pantry, located at the United Ministry of Delhi, serves up to 100 households from all over the county. On behalf of the Community Food Bank Harvest organizing committee, I wish to express our gratitude for your commitment to local food pantries and to our neighbors who experience food insecurity. Sincerely, Elyse Segelken Community Food Bank Harvest Gary and Joyce Manning have been blessed with the birth of a greatgrandson! Ezra Powers was born December 20, Ezra is the son of Amber and Taylor Powers and the grandson of Sherri Manning. May God bless Ezra and his family.

15 CHILI COOK OFF Submitted by Fellowship Committee The Annual meeting will be held Sunday, January 27, Immediately following the meeting, there will be a dish to pass dinner in the Fellowship Hall, hosted by the Session. Please come and let your voice be heard and join in fellowship with your church family. Mark your calendars, March 3rd will be this year s cook off. Dig out your favorite CHILI recipe and get ready to taste lots of different kinds of chili! We will gather after church. Fellowship will supply cornbread to go along with the chili. Hope to see you there.

16 Please remember the Food Bank when you shop! 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 13 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship 11:30 am Coffee Hour Fellowship 3:00 pm Girl Scouts 20 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship 11:30 am Coffee Hour Fellowship 12:00 pm Trustees Meeting 4:00 pm Boy Scout Troop Meeting 27 Bountiful Giving Sunday Dish to Pass Dinner following annual meeting 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship with Communion 11:30 am Annual Meeting 14 10:00 am Monday Morning Bridge 3:45 pm SPARKS at First Presbyterian Church 21 Martin Luther King Jr. Day 3:45 pm SPARKS at First Presbyterian Church 28 10:00 am Monday Morning Bridge 3:45 pm SPARKS at First Presbyterian Church 15 Office Working Remotely 5:30 pm Weight Watchers 22 Office Working Remotely 5:30 pm Weight Watchers 29 5:30 pm Weight Watchers 16 1:00 pm Ladies Lunch at Crossroads Cafe 3:00 pm CWS Kit Assembly 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 23 12:00 pm Delhi Clergy Association 12:30 pm "Our Gang" in CR 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 30 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 6:30 pm Parent Meeting Little Inspirations :00 am Yoga - "Gentle" Yoga :00 am Yoga - "Gentle" Yoga 1 Customer Appreciation Days at the Kirk 2 Customer Appreciation Days at the Kirk 10:00 am Yoga - "Gentle" Yoga

17 Blankets+ = February Mission Emphasis 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :30 am Little Inspirations 4:30 pm A Pealing Sound 5:30 pm Weight Rehearsal Watchers 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 10:00 am Yoga - "Gentle" 6:30 pm Session Meeting Yoga 3 SCOUT SUNDAY 4 9:30 am Deacons Meeting in the Library 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship 3:45 pm SPARKS at First 11:30 am Coffee Hour Fellowship Presbyterian Church 10 9:30 am Confirmation Reunion 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship 11:30 am Coffee Hour Fellowship 3:00 pm Girl Scouts 17 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship 11:30 am Coffee Hour Fellowship 12:00 pm Trustees Meeting 4:00 pm Boy Scout Troop Meeting 24 Bountiful Giving Sunday 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship 11:30 am Coffee Hour Fellowship 3 9:30 am Deacons Meeting in the Library 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Choir Gathers 10:30 am Worship 11:30 am Chili Cook Off 3:00 pm Girl Scout Troop Meeting 4:00 pm Boy Scout Troop Meeting 11 10:00 am Monday Morning Bridge 3:45 pm SPARKS at First Presbyterian Church 7:00 pm Boy Scout Committee Meeting 18 Presidents' Day (regional holiday) 3:45 pm SPARKS at First Presbyterian Church 25 NEWSLETTER DEADLINE 10:00 am Monday Morning Bridge 3:45 pm SPARKS at First Presbyterian Church 12 8:30 am Little Inspirations 5:30 pm Weight Watchers 19 8:30 am Little Inspirations 5:30 pm Weight Watchers 26 8:30 am Little Inspirations 5:30 pm Weight Watchers 13 12:30 pm "Our Gang" in the CR 1:00 pm Ladies Lunch at Crossroads Cafe 4:30 pm A Pealing Sound Rehearsal 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal :30 pm A Pealing Sound Rehearsal 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal :00 pm Delhi Clergy Association 12:30 pm "Our Gang" in CR 4:30 pm A Pealing Sound Rehearsal 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 14 Valentine's Day 7:00 pm Taizé at Saint Peters Catholic Church 15 10:00 am Yoga - "Gentle" Yoga 22 10:00 am Yoga - "Gentle" Yoga 1 March 10:00 am Yoga - "Gentle" Yoga March March 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :30 am Little Inspirations 4:30 pm A Pealing Sound 3:45 pm SPARKS at First 5:30 pm Weight Rehearsal Presbyterian Church Watchers 5:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 10:00 am Yoga - "Gentle" 6:30 pm Session Meeting 6:30 pm Ash Wednesday Service Yoga 9