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Words from Our Pastor Bob Mitchell Volume 5, Issue 8 August 2017 Important to Note: Building Update Congregational Meeting SRW-Save the date! If you ve been around Lincoln for any length of time, you know that I m in the process of trying to write a book entitled: The Giant David Could Not Kill. I ve carved out two weeks in the heart of this summer to add two or three more chapters to the eleven that I ve written so far. Can I give you a tidbit? Maybe whet your appetite somewhat for the awardwinning blockbuster that is trying to wrestle its way out in this messy, creative process? I begin the book with a quote from a less-thanexemplary actor, Rob Lowe, who reminds us: Alfred Hitchcock said 90 percent of successful moviemaking is in the casting. The same is true in life. Who you are exposed to, who you choose to surround yourself with, is a unique variable in all of our experiences and it is hugely important in making us who we are. Seek out interesting characters, tough adversaries and strong mentors and your life can be rich, textured, highly entertaining and successful, like a Best Picture winner. Surround yourself with dullards, people of vanilla safety and unextraordinary ease, and you may find your life going straight to DVD. One of the most interesting characters in human history is King David. The book I m writing is, in part, an attempt to take Rob Lowe s advice by seeking to know more about this fascinating character who is described as a man after God s own heart. It may not result in you writing a book, but select a significant Biblical character, and study their life in detail. Allow their rich, textured walk with God to influence you, to inspire you. And who knows, perhaps your life will become the subject of a Hollywood movie that inspires others! Praying that our lives would become true lights for Christ, I remain, Your Pastor Bob Pastor Matt Kirkland Coming in September! Manny Fernandez will be our guest speaker for the weekend and we are looking forward to what God will do over these three days! Spiritual Renewal Friday & Saturday evenings, and Sunday morning, you won t want to miss this special weekend: September 8, 9 &10 Save the date! Renewal Weekend Renewal Continued on page 2

From Pastor Fred Jantz Our annual Leadership Summit is August 10 and 11. This year we are being joined by the staff of the Stockton Gospel Rescue Mission. It should be good learning time. Coming to LPC are Leith and Carol Fujii from the mission field in Thailand. We will have a report from them and be able to greet them September 16/17. Expansion Project Update: 1. The houses have been taken down. 2. Two trees will be removed as they are on the footprint of the building. 3. A fence will be installed soon to keep dumping of discarded items to a minimum. 4. A major meeting took place on July 21 with contractor, architect, engineering firm, and consultant about the process and specific next steps. There are many details to be worked out, but the journey of a thousand miles begins with single steps! 5. Continue to pray for our church ministry during this time. We will do all that we can, but "unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain, who build it." Ps. 127 Pastor Fred Children s Ministries - Kristen Lambdin I can t believe how fast summer has blown by. In the last newsletter we were right in the middle of getting ready for Mega Sports Camp week and it was a HUGE success! We had about 80 kids come hang out with us that week; 7 of them asked Jesus into their hearts for the very first time and 11 of them rededicated their life to Jesus. Seeing precious children surrender their lives to Jesus, Deacon Message Jesus said, "Feed My sheep." (John 21:17c) promising to live for Him forever was by far the best part of the week and made all the work worth it! Thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU to all our volunteers that graciously gave up their time to serve and love on these kids! We couldn t have done it with out you! Going into August we will be gearing up for AWANA. The start date is September 6th and we are looking forward to a ing from an injury or illness. Please contact your deacon if you could benefit from this ministry. If you love to cook, please consider volunteering in Dea- great year! Details on where and how to register will be available soon. If you are interested in becoming apart of our Children s Ministry team by volunteering in Awana s on Wednesday nights or Sunday School on Sunday mornings PLEASE contact me at Kristen@lincolnpres.org We are in need of adults to teach and love on our kids! Deacon Dinners is a ministry that provides lovingly prepared, nourishing meals to LPC members who are convalesccon Dinners by preparing and delivering the occasional meal to someone in need. Please contact Sherrie Kudla, Maria Montalvo or Holly Meyers for additional information. The Monthly Newsletter of Lincoln Presbyterian Church 900 Douglas Road, Stockton CA 95207 Website: www.lincolnpres.org 209.477.2783 Email: office@lincolnpres.org FAX: 866.783.4037 Dr. Bob Mitchell, Pastor Mathew Kirkland, Pastor of Spiritual Formation Fred Jantz, Senior Executive Pastor Dr. Al Van Selow, Administrative Pastor John French, Special Projects Administrator Tom BetGeorge, Director of Music/Worship Leader Kristen Lambdin, Director of Children s Ministries Cheryl Pannabecker, Office Manager Page 2

Lithuania Team Report - August 6 Capital Campaign & Building Project Update, Keith Evans, Capital Campaign Chair The Capital Campaign is well underway. As of this writing, we have collected 131 pledge cards for a four-year commitment total of $1,577,031. The Kingdom Growth Fund where all capital campaign money is recorded has a balance of $249,553. We are off to a good start. Even though it is summer time, keep the pledge money coming in. The Building project is moving forward. Building plan adjustments are being made based on your suggestions during the home meetings. Costs are slowly being tabulated as some exact costs (permits and other fees) will not be known until closer to actual construction. The two houses on Gettsyburg have now been demolished. We are committed to keeping all of you informed of our progress. We will have another information meeting as soon as we have more specific details of the project and to answer your questions. In the meantime, you may email me with your questions ahead of time at: keithdevans@sbcglobal.net We give God all the Praise as Lincoln is "Here For Good!" Keith Evans Campaign Chair Page 3

Adult Discipleship "Nobody ever outgrows Scripture; the book widens and deepens with our years." ~ Charles Spurgeon Sunday Mornings 7:25am: "Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament" is a 10-week study giving insights and understanding of Jesus as the fulfillment of scripture, specifically in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. Join us in the Fireside Room. Led by Patrice Verhines and Carol Bedell, light breakfast included. 10:20am: The Six Week Journey with Judah Smith. Led by Lise Karnes in Pastor Matt s Office. 10:20am: The Gospel According to Luke with Pastor Van Selow and Lavon, in the Fireside Room. Wednesday Evenings 6:00 pm: A continuing book by book journey through the Bible. Led by Ed and Denise Miller, Fireside Room. Quilters Here is little Iva Karosas, Pastor Saul & Sana s newest addition, with the quilt that was created for her by our Tuesday afternoon Quilting Group. Isn t she adorable? The Quilting Group creates scripture quilts to bring joy and lift spirits. Only basic sewing skills are needed to join this ministry. If you are interested, stop by sometime and check it out! Student Ministries - Houseboats Page 4

Congregational Meeting Called Session has called a Congregational meeting on Sunday, August 13th after the first service for the purpose of nominating and electing Mark Gantt as Trustee. Mark will replace Michael Gotschall for the Class of 2017. Ten Minutes of Prayer at 10:10am Sundays fice attached to the lobby (narthex). Signs are posted pointing the way. We are praying for the ministries of the church and for the church Join others who are praying for the church and the ministries of the church each Sunday morning at 10:10 am. We will meet in the ofas we enter the building expansion process. We invite you to be part of this vital building block for our church. Directory Updates Don & Rene Friis 10108 Rudder Wy 95209 Gary & Tonya Tacla 10108 Rudder Wy 95209 Tammy Hannon Tamara.j.hannon@gmail.com Jon Knapp jonathangknapp@gmail.com Nick Nalley 3311 Walnut Ln McHenry IL 60051 Leonard Tacla 8918 N El Dorado Stockton 95210 Treasurer s Report-Carol Bedell Operating Fund: May YTD % of Annual Budget Income $49,329 $371,999 47% Expense $69,226 $350,371 44% Net -$19,897 $ 21,628 At the half-way point of this year, we have received almost half of our expected revenues and expended a little less than half of projected expenditures. We have a positive balance of $21,628. Through June, we have $236,539 in the Kingdom Growth Fund and $22,897 in the Rental Fund. June Financial Report August Birthdays 1 Cassie Loy Emma Sage 2 Dotye Markham 3 Melody Cancel 4 Bonnie Moore Madeline Bacaylan Ron Bruegel 5 Angie Lamie Nikki Kudla 6 Irene Cromer Emily Ferguson 7 Bob Mitchell 8 Gordon Cambra 8 Shannon Chapman 10 Dave Blicharz 11 Fe Asis Sergio Madarang 12 Teresa Costanza 13 Dale Ludwig Maria Montalvo 15 Barbara Hungerford 16 June Smith 17 Miranda Abrescy George Alavazo 20 Randy Bayne 21 Greg Helland 22 Charito Lopez 24 Cameron Pannabecker 25 Ellen Stratton 26 Stephen Hellmer Kathy Jantz Linda Nugent 27 Carole Wambold 28 Roosevelt Loyd 30 Nadine Kuhlman 31 Eric Chapman Marge Stokes Page 5

WORSHIP ASSISTANTS - 9:00 am Service August 6 Greeters: Patty Roek, Lillian Harris Ushers: Maria Montalvo, Betty Crecelius, Charito Lopez, Jane Carson Security: Mark Gantt August 13 Greeters: Ro & Tambi Loyd Ushers: Barbara George, Ron & Joyce Korock, Craig Potter Security: Jim Duncan August 20 Greeters: Sandy Harmon, Jennifer Gutierrez Ushers: Tim Sass, Howard Stokes, Dave Hungerford, George Grismore, Leroy Alford August 27 Greeters: Carole Meehan Ushers: John & Carol Sharpe, Dottie Edaburn, Lavon Van Selow Security: Billy Heinrich WORSHIP ASSISTANTS - 10:45 am Service August 6 Greeters: Brant & Sandra Fetters Ushers: Dave & Sharon Olney, Holly Meyers Video Tech: Sam Kirkland Security: Stan Kaneko August 13 Greeters: Patrick & Heidi Fedor, Keith Evans Ushers: Tom & Janet Beck, Bill & Carroll Johnston Video Tech: Kaylee Webb Security: Bill Wagner August 20 Ushers: Dave & Sharon Olney, Nikki Pyeatt Video Tech: Carolyn Ritchie Security: Bob Yamaguchi August 27 Greeters: Brant & Sandra Fetters Ushers: George & Vicky Alavazo, Dave & Sara Blicharz Video Tech: Tammy Hannon Security: Bob Ramirez Thanks to the Assembly Crew of the August! Flowers If you have signed up for flowers, you will need to call the florist on Monday to place your order using a debit or credit card, or you may go to the florist to pay by cash or check. Charter Way Florist 5620 N. Pershing Ave 956-9087 August Flowers 13 Molly Foster 20 Charito Lopez September Flowers 3 Charito Lopez 24 Nate & Lise Karnes Pew Supply August 2 Linda Davies 9 Lisa Richers 16 Ila King 23 Lorna Zink 30 Ila King Page 6

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 1:30 pm Staff Meeting 7:00 pm Commission Mtgs. High School Game Night 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Communion 7:30 am Adult Ed 9:00 am Worship 10:20 am Adult Ed 10:45 am Worship 6:00 pm Sr. High 6:30 pm Hula for Health 12:00 pm Staff Lunch 1:30 pm Staff Mtg. 6:00 pm P/B/S Leadership Summit-Manteca 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 7:30 am Adult Ed 9:00 am Worship 10:00 am - CONGREGATIONAL MEETING 1:30 pm Staff Mtg. 7:00 pm Session 10:20 am Adult Ed 10:45 am Worship 6:00 pm Sr. High 6:30 pm Hula for Health L@L Deadline 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 7:30 am Adult Ed 9:00 am Worship 10:20 am Adult Ed 10:45 am Worship 6:00 pm Sr. High 7:00 pm Deacons 6:30 pm Hula for Health Staff Retreat 27 28 29 30 31 7:30 am Adult Ed 9:00 am Worship 10:20 am Adult Ed 10:45 am Worship 6:00 pm Sr. High 1:30 pm Staff Mtg 6:30 pm Hula for Health Page 7

Lincoln Presbyterian Church 900 Douglas Road Stockton, California 95207 Address Service Requested We re on the Web at: www.lincolnpres.org August 2017 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30-12 noon & 1:00-4:30 p.m. LIFE @ LINCOLN DEADLINE August 15 Follow us: Lincoln Presbyterian Church @lincolnpres @lincolnpresbyterian Weekly Schedule Sunday 7:25am - Adult Sunday School 9:00am - Worship & Children s Sunday School 10:20am - Adult Sunday School 10:45am - Worship & Children s Sunday School 6:00pm - Sr. High Group 8:30pm - Young Adults (every other Sunday) Wednesday 5:45pm - Jr. High Group 6:00pm - Adult Celebrate Recovery Awana resumes September 6 Sermon Titles August 6 - Sweet Forgiveness (Psalm 32) Pastor Fred Jantz August 13 - Lead Deliver us (Psalm 73) Pastor Bob Mitchell August 20 - The Power and The Glory (Psalm 27) Pastor Bob Mitchell August 27 - Pastor Matt Kirkland Various Growth Groups meet in homes & at the church during the week. Please call the office for details. Lincoln s Mission: To know and love God, to know and love people, and bring the two together through Jesus Christ.