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A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.) 701 Church Street ● Plymouth, MI 48170 ● 734.453.6464 ● www.fpcp.net

In Covenant Agreement with Mtenthera CCAP Church in Malawi

Regular Worship Times: Sanctuary - 9:00 and 10:30AM Upper Room - 10:35 AM

Rev. Emily Riley Campbell

Associate Minister

Rev. Dr. James Skimins

Senior Minister

Rev. Christopher Thomas

Associate Minister

A Family of Faith

WWWWe are a family of faith,

called to celebrate God’s message

of love and forgiveness in Jesus Christ.

Guided by the living Word of God, we nurture one another

through worship, prayer, teaching and fellowship.

Led by the Holy Spirit, we reach out

with hearts and hands to those in need,

seeking to inspire hope in an ever-changing

community and world.

(FPCP Vision Statement)

January 31, 2016 Deacon Sunday

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THE LORD’S DAY IN WORSHIP

AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PLYMOUTH, MI

January 31, 2016

PRELUDE “The King of Love My Shepherd Is” E. Broughton

WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

*CALL TO WORSHIP

*HYMN OF PRAISE NO. 87 “Come, Christians, Join to Sing”

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OPENING PRAYER

CHORAL ANTHEM “Soli Deo Gloria” arr. Hayes

Chancel Choir

CALL TO CONFESSION

PRAYER OF CONFESSION

God of mercy and love, we know that at times we allow ourselves to be distracted by things

that really don’t matter all that much. We would rather pursue intellectual arguments than live

the gospel. We would rather debate our equals than defend the vulnerable. We prefer to think

about you instead of getting to know you. So help us, God. Help us to discern what does

matter to you and to the vulnerable you call us to. Help us to open up our hearts wide in love

and grace, and so be living examples of your good news. In Christ we pray.

(Silence for personal confession)

ASSURANCE OF PARDON

RESPONSIVE SONG NO. 489 “Lord, Listen to Your Children Praying” (sung twice)

Lord, listen to your children praying, Lord, send your Spirit in this place; Lord, listen to your

children praying, send us love, send us power, send us grace.

CHILDREN’S TIME

SCRIPTURE LESSON Matthew 5: 5-15

Pew Bible, New Testament, page 4**

PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE

THE LORD’S PRAYER (unison)

Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on

earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts as we

forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the

kingdom and the power and the glory, forever. Amen.

OFFERING OUR GIFTS TO GOD (Members and Visitors, please take this time to sign and pass our friendship pads which are located in the book rack of your pew.)

OFFERTORY (9:00) “O The Deep, Deep Love of Jesus” Martin

Chancel Choir

ORGAN OFFERTORY (10:30) “My Song Will Wake the Dawn” E. Englert

*DOXOLOGY NO. 34 “Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow”

*PRAYER OF DEDICATION

*HYMN NO. 349 “Seek Ye First”

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SCRIPTURE LESSON Luke 11: 5-13

Pew Bible, New Testament, page 68**

SERMON “When God Answers Prayers” Rev. Campbell

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AFFIRMATION OF FAITH from a Brief Statement of Faith

In life and in death we belong to God. Through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit, we trust in the one triune God, the Holy One of Israel, whom alone we worship and serve. We trust in God the Holy Spirit, everywhere the giver and renewer of Life. In a broken and fearful world the Spirit gives us courage to pray without ceasing, to witness among all peoples to Christ as Lord and Savior, to unmask idolatries in church and culture, to hear the voices of peoples long silenced, and to work with others for justice, freedom and peace. In gratitude to God, empowered by the Spirit, we strive to serve Christ in our daily tasks and to live holy and joyful lives, even as we watch for God’s new heaven and earth, praying, “Come, Lord Jesus!”

*HYMN NO. 574 “I’m Gonna Live So God Can Use Me”

*THE CHARGE

*BENEDICTION

POSTLUDE “Allegro from Sinfonia No. 12” A. Vivaldi

*All who are able are invited to stand +++Please be seated **Some Bibles differ on page numbering

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Upper Room February 7 - NO UPPER ROOM SERVICE

The Beatitudes February 14 - Rev. Campbell: “Blessed are the Poor in Spirit for Theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven” February 21 - Dr. Skimins: “Blessed are Those Who Mourn for They Will Be Comforted” February 28 - Rev. Thomas: “Blessed are the Meek for They Will Inherit the Earth”

Sanctuary

February 7 - Family Service - Rev. Thomas: “Every Child Made in the Image of God”; Chancel Choir, Dale Hicks February 10 - Ash Wednesday/Holy Communion - Rev. Campbell: “Begin With the End in Mind (an introduction to the

Beatitudes) ;Combined Chancel Choirs: FPCP and First Unit-ed Methodist Church February 14 - Dr. Skimins: “Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit for Theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven”; David Haughey, Cel-list February 21 - Rev. Campbell: “Blessed are Those Who Mourn for They Will Be Comforted”; Chancel Choir February 28 - Dr. Skimins: “Blessed are the Meek for They Will Inherit the Earth”; Chancel Choir

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Order of Worship

The UPPER ROOM Sunday, January 31, 2016

Dr. Skimins Music: Dale Hicks

Welcome and Announcements

Call to Worship

*Come into God’s Presence with Praise:

“For All You’ve Done”

“10,000 Reasons”

Opening Prayer

First Presbyterian Church 2016

Video: Millennials and the Church

Offering

Offertory “How Deep the Father’s Love for Us”

Scripture: “Lord’s Prayer” - Matthew 6: 9-15

Message “Does God Answer Prayer?”

Prayers of the People

The Lord’s Prayer

Congregational Vision Statement (see front cover)

*Closing Praise “Holy is the Lord”

*Charge and Benediction

Ushers this morning : Ailsa & Craig Blunk

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CONCERNS & CELEBRATIONS

Prayer Concerns Please pray for the following church members and friends who are in special circumstances. In the lis�ngs below members’ names

will be printed in bold type. The names of family & friends will be printed in italic. Ques�ons or concerns about the prayer list

should be directed to Carole Crete in the church office or carolecrete@fpcp.net. Names are only le� in the bulle�n for 3 weeks unless you

call again or the office is aware of the circumstances.

Members Barb Mason Don Morgan Jim Rhoades Kay Bruner Ron Moon

Our Deacons of the Day are: Denise Stewart and Kris Black Our Ushers today at 9:00 are: Dale & Sally Dauderman and Pat & Bob Temple

Our Ushers today at 10:30 are: Sandy Stojkovski, Dotte Atwell, and Dennis & Karel Neubacher Counting Team this week: Wayne Krupin, Kathleen Barker and Steve Renaldi

Flowers today are to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Dorothy M. Smith by her husband Clifford

and son Lary and Barbara Smith; also in memory of our parents and other loved ones by Robert and Nancy White.

Cathy Tartaglia

Bill Tracey

Meera Martin

Bryn Gerich Renaldi

Patti Wert

Cynthia Alexander

Prayers of the Church Please pray for these concerns of our partner church in Malawi, Mtenthera CCAP:

• Food Security - The harvest has been very poor this year due to conditions of flooding and drought during the critical growing season. Many Malawians have used up their food stores which usually last until the next harvest in April/May 2016.

• Girl’s Dormitory - The roof is complete on both blocks of the dorm. Slabs are being poured and plumbing and electri-cal work will begin soon. Please pray that all construction will progress smoothly and prices of materials will remain stable.

• New Minister - A new minister, Rev. Hartley P. Zulu, has been called to Mtenthera and he accepted the call! He was installed Sunday, 11/8/15. We thank God for his arrival and want to pray that, through Rev. Zulu and his wife, Grace, the congregation there will receive faithful preaching of the truth of God’s word and pastoral leadership in

addressing the spiritual and physical needs of the community there.

• Rev. Banda—The former pastor still awaits a call to a new congregation. Please pray that he can be patient as he awaits God’s call upon his life and also that his family is provided for during this time.

◊ Please Pray for our Kids Hope Program—members of FPCP are providing mentoring to 20 students at Bird

Elementary School in Plymouth, through the Kids Hope Program USA. We praise God and pray for the program director, Cindy Blanchard-Kronig, and the 20 mentors. Please pray that the children involved with the program feel the loving connection of their mentors, their families and other caring people in their lives.

Family & Friends of Members

Our Sympathies to:

Gwyn Jones and family on the death of her mother,

Jean Jones.

Jim & Irene Skimins on the death of their former son-in-law, Jerry Cross, on 12/18/15, father of their grandchildren,

Alyssa & Emma Cross.

Also for the family and friends of Joyce Foust, who died on 1/3/16.

Don Harris Phyllis Hampton Shirley Cashero

Christine Armstrong

Members Receiving Long-term Care

Carrie Boyd, daughter-in-law of Crystal Glass-Boyd Shannon Watts, friend of Michelle Buckberry

Adriana Sandoval, friend of Carol & Otto Dobos Peyton, great-granddaughter of Carole Crete Karen Kowalski, friend of Louise Hinkson Marilyn Pappas, mother of Elena Schils

Dennis Dodge, brother of Stuart Dodge & Dorothy Simescu

Lisa Erdelyi Sandra Detter, sister-in-law of Brian Detter

Shelley Sockolosky, sister-in-law of Jim & Jan Sockolosky Jack Klein, nephew of Amy Casai’s brother-in-law

Gary Chapman, brother-in-law of Mark Burgett Chris Meldrum, brother of Jon & Kathleen Meldrum

Barbara Duncan, sister of Ken Black

Praise and Thanksgiving

For the FPCP College Students and adults who attend-ed the Passion Conference on January 2-4 in Atlanta, Georgia.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL PARENTS

“EPIPHANY 4; JEREMIAH’S CALL”

Jeremiah 1: 4-10

∗ WE HAVE A NEW 9:00 PRESCHOOL GROUP STARTING TODAY

∗ Fish Banks will be handed out for One Great Hour of Sharing at the Family Sunday service on

February 7

Valentine’s Day

“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

John 3:16

February Mission Project:

FPCP Mission Trip

MANY, MANY THANKS TO:

LARY SMITH for 58 years of singing in our choirs.

CLARA CAMP for 30 years of serving on the Worship Committee and

managing the Memorial Fund.

CAROL DOBOS for 15 years of organizing the flower donations.

We thank you for sharing your God-given gifts and talents with our congregation

over the years. Blessings to you all. The Worship Committee

The Congrega�on of FPCP ~ There is much behind these words

of what congrega�on means to us. The warmth, caring, offers

of help, prayers, kindness, flowers, prac�cal gi%s, visits and

food. We are grateful to be a part of this church.

We look forward to a(ending Sunday services soon. Jim will be

coming home tomorrow (1/18), stronger with hope for

healthier days.

Thank you for the many acts of kindness and caring. The

flowers Joyce Holmes gave to Jim last Sunday brought sun-

shine into his room.

Margaret Rhoades

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THE FRIENDS OF JESUS WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY

WEDNESDAYS, 9:30 – 11:30 A.M. FEBRUARY 10 – MARCH 23, 2016 (6 WEEKS)

COST: $15 (WORKBOOK & MATERIALS)

This Lenten Season, we are inviting every woman to take on the challenge of Bible Study. In our new wom-en’s Bible study, The Friends of Jesus, we will explore six people in the life of Jesus and the depth of friend-ship that is found with each one. The Friends of Jesus Study begins on Wednesday, February 10th and will meet for six Wednesdays ending in Holy Week. Please note: February 17th will be off due to the school break. There will be personal study material to complete between weekly Bible study sessions. The class meets from 9:30 -11:30 A.M. in Knox Hall and babysitting is available. Please sign-up online at: http://fpcp.net/grow/adults/life-long-learning-classes/schedule-of-classes/womens-bible-study-friends-of-jesus or pick-up a registration form from the Life Long Learning Bulletin Board and return the tear-off with a check to the P.W. mailbox by February 3, 2016. If you have any questions, please contact Rev. Emily Campbell, (emilycampbell@fpcp.net) or Sue Kage, (skage@comcast.net).

The “Flower Delivery Committee” is looking for someone who would like to deliver flowers to sick or shut-ins once a month. Interested? Call Judy Morgan at 734-453-6099. Thank you!

BIG SALE AT THE THRIFT SHOP!

Stop and shop at the Thrift Shop this week and buy all winter clothing for both

men and women at BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE!

We have a wide variety of lovely items waiting for YOU. So tell your friends and

neighbors too!

Our friendly volunteers are anxious to help you find everything you want and need.

Come and see for YOURSELF! HURRY, this sale won’t last long!

Questions? Call Ted or Lynne Porter or Linda Luke.

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Mark your calendars, sign-up, donate blood and help save a life. The Winter FPCP 2016 Blood Drive is scheduled for the morning of

Sunday February 7th, 2016 (8:00 AM - 1:45 PM)

You can sign up online at www.redcrossblood.org sponsor code = fpcp, or by calling 313-549-7052. New this year! Blood donors can now read the book and answer the required health history questions THE DAY OF THE BLOOD DRIVE on-line. Go to www.redcrossblood.org/rapidpass. Please sign up to help support this critical need… Blood Facts

∗ Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. ∗ Approximately 41,000 blood donations are needed every day. ∗ Nearly 21 million blood components are transfused each year in the U.S. ∗ The average red blood cell transfusion is approximately 3 pints. ∗ The blood type most often requested by hospitals is Type O. ∗ The blood used in an emergency is already on the shelves before the event occurs. ∗ It is estimated that sickle cell disease affects 90,000 to 100,000 people in the U.S. About 1,000 babies are born with the disease each year. Sickle cell patients can require frequent blood transfusions throughout their lives. ∗ More than 1.6 million people were expected to be diagnosed with cancer in 2015. Many of them

will need blood, sometimes daily, during their chemotherapy treatment. ∗ A single car accident victim can require as many as 100 pints of blood.

Salvation Army “Keep it Clean” Drive During the month of February, the Deacons are collecting dental and general hygiene items for the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army has identified items needed and packaging suggestions in order to serve as many people as possible. Please see our display in the lower narthex and consider helping this worthy cause.

If you have questions, please contact Tom Ford at tomford@wowway.com or (313) 319-4790.

FPCP is working more closely with our Presbytery and its program for foster children. Our

prayer ministry can help by praying for a special child in foster care. This month we are praying

for 17 year old Justice. This helpful, caring and friendly young man likes the outdoors and lists

playing outside and riding bikes among his favorite activities. On his list of after-school activi-

ties, Justice includes playing catch and baseball, and mowing grass. When the dinner bell rings,

Justice comes running and says there are “no foods I don’t like.” More information on Justice

and other children looking for a forever family is available at http://www.mare.org.

This month we are also praying for ALL the children. YOU CAN HELP MICHIGAN'S 13,000 CHILDREN IN

FOSTER CARE. How? See pictures of our kids awaiting forever families at www.mare.org . Pray for one or two of

them on a regular basis. Is God nudging you to find out more about foster parenting, adopting, mentoring or giving

respite care? Talk with experienced foster and adoptive parents who can provide answers. Contact the Foster Care

Navigator Program at 1.855.MICHKIDS

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The Local Mission Committee needs your help! Beginning this month, our church will be preparing and serving community dinners at Second Mile Center in Detroit on the 4th Monday of each month. We are looking for volunteers to come and help with the serving. The time involved is roughly 4 pm—8 pm. The remaining dates for the spring are: February 22, March 21, April 18 and May 23. If you are interested in serving one or more of these dinners, please sign up on the Local Mission Board located across from the receptionist window on the first floor of the church. We hope you will join us as we begin this new ministry outreach!

Interested in Contributing Flowers for Sanctuary Worship Services?

After fifteen years of faithful volunteering, Carol Dobos is no longer scheduling floral arrangements for Sunday worship services. Effective immediately, I will be scheduling the floral arrangements for the worship services in the sanctuary. If you are interested in contributing a floral arrangement, please contact me,

Nancy White 734-453-1044

nancyjwhite@comcast.net Two floral arrangements are donated to the sanctuary worship services each week; the florist currently charges $25 for each bouquet of seasonal flowers. Thank you! Nancy White

Something for your sweetheart…

~ Good Coffee for a Good Cause ~

The Presbyterian Coffee Project offers a special link between congregations and communities around the world. Churches can now reach out to neighbors overseas not only with the prayers and offerings we give, but with the goods and products we purchase. A warm cup of coffee (or tea) in our hands is perhaps the most tangible daily connection we have with farmers around the world. It represents warmth, hospitality, fellowship, hard work and life’s pleasures both fine and simple. Buy-ing fair trade through the Presbyterian Coffee Project ensures that more of the money we spend on coffee reaches the hardworking farmers who actually grow it. You will have the opportunity to purchase this coffee and tea February 7 between and after services. We have a variety of coffees and teas to choose from including decaf, ground and whole bean.

Also on this day we will be selling Fair Trade Chocolate Hearts. A great Valentine’s gift for that special someone.

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2016 FPCP Pictorial Directory

FPCP is partnering with Lifetouch to publish a new

pictorial directory in 2016 and we want your par�cipa-

�on so that it can be the most complete directory

possible.

Everyone (individual or family) who par�cipates will

receive a FREE 8X10 print for themselves as well as that

picture in our new directory. If you have a dog or cat that

you want included in your picture, you can bring up to

two total with you for your photos. Similarly, if you want

to include a favorite item (musical instrument, sports

item, bible, etc.) in your photos, that’s OK too. Please

note that the photo to be used in the directory will not

include pets or significant items.

The first round of photography se=ngs are February 20,

23, 24, 25, 26, and 27. On Saturdays the 20th

and 27th

,

si=ngs are available between 10 AM and 5 PM, during

the week on the 23rd

- 26th

, they are 2PM to 9PM. You

can sign up by following the link on the FPCP website.

Family groups up to 5 need one 30 minute appointment,

groups of 6 or more need 2 consecu�ve 30 minute

appointments, as do mul�-genera�onal groups. If you

need help accessing the website, contact the church

office and they can assist in registering you for an

appointment.

The photography se=ngs are available to your extended

family, friends, and neighbors to par�cipate in as well.

They can register and get their pictures taken by the

Lifetouch Professional photographers and order their

prints at the same pricing available to members. For a

nominal charge, we are also accep�ng external photo-

graphs in place of those produced by Lifetouch to be

included in the directory, provided they meet the format

criteria.

We need volunteers to assist with hos�ng during the

Feb. 20-27 photography sessions. If you can spare an

hour or two to help, please contact the church office.

Ways We Are Serving Our Church Family... ♦ At coffee hour, all of the hot and cold cups, once empty, can be put in the recycle bin by the service area. ♦ Two large recycling bins are taken out for recycling every Sunday. ♦ BATTERIES: bring any batteries you wish to be recycled next Sunday, February 7. The collection bucket will be next to the Fair Trade Coffee table between services.

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Sunday, January 31 ~ 5th Sunday/Deacon’s Sunday 8:30 a.m. - Choir Rehearsal, Knox Hall 9:00 a.m. - Sanctuary Service, 9:00 a.m. - Sunday School, Fellowship Hall & Classrooms 10:00 a.m. - Choir Break, Calvin Room 10:30 a.m. - Sanctuary Service 10:30 a.m. - Sunday School, Fellowship Hall & Classrooms 10:35 a.m. - Upper Room Service, Knox Hall 11:45 a.m. - Discussion - Children’s Garden, Hearth Room 5:00 p.m. - Continuing the Word Bible Study, Hearth Room 3:30 p.m. - Winter Jam—HS Underground Youth Group, Off-site: Palace Monday, February 1 9:15 a.m. - Staff Prayer, Chapel 7:00 p.m. - B&G Meeting, B&G Room 7:00 p.m. - HR Meeting, Library 7:30 p.m. - Worship Meeting, Hearth Room Tuesday, February 2 9:30 a.m. - Staff Meeting, Chapel 7:00 p.m. - Tuesday Evening Bible Study, Chapel Wednesday, February 3 7:30 a.m. - Early Word Bible Study, Hearth Room 5:00 p.m. - The Bridge/Oasis 6:30 p.m. - Middle School Warehouse - Small Groups, MS Room & Youth Room 7:00 p.m. - Joyful Ringers, Knox Hall Thursday, February 4 7:00 p.m. - PW Coordinating Team, Bride’s Room 7:30 p.m. - Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Knox Hall & Sanctuary 9:00 p.m. - Evening Devotions, Sanctuary Friday, February 5 7:00 p.m. - Middle School Dart Wars Saturday, February 6 7:30 a.m. - Saturday Morning Men’s Bible Study, Hearth Room 7:00 p.m. - High School Dart Wars Sunday, February 7 ~ Family Sunday & Red Cross Blood Drive 9:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Sanctuary Family Service - NO Sunday School or UR Service

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COMMUNITY MINISTRIES & MISSION OUTREACH

First Presbyterian Church, Plymouth

First Presbyterian Church. Plymouth ● 701 Church Street ● Plymouth, MI 48170

phone 734-453-6464 ● fax 734-453-6492 ● on the web - www.fpcp.net

Our Community Alcoholics Anonymous American Red Cross Benevolence Fund Plymouth-Canton Clothing Bank Plymouth Salvation Army Adopt-an-Angel/Gift Tree Bell Ringing Food Drives Thanksgiving Box Assembly

Presbyterian Thrift Shop United Way Collaborative Fund FPCP Matching Scholarship, for Mission Trip Attendees New Hope Center for Grief Support Vista Maria Kids Hope USA

Our Surrounding Area Ann Arbor Campus Ministries Bogg School/Detroit Calvin East Presbyterian (Detroit) 2012 Youth Mission Trip

Camelot Hall Convalescent Center

Cass Community Service Community meals for homeless Crossroads Faith Communities Coalition Foster Children First Step

Our Nation Supporting our Presbyterian Church (USA) Connectional Ministry through our Benevolence Budget to these governing bodies:

Detroit Presbytery Synod of the Covenant General Assembly Causes Presbyterian Disaster Assistance W. Hollywood, CA 2014 Youth Mission Trip

Our World Church World Service Care Kits Colina de Luz Orphanage Youth Mission Trips (2008-2009)

Compassion International Sponsoring Children Haiti Nursing Foundation

Kids Against Hunger Least Coin Malawi Matters Marion Medical Mission Mtenthera CCAP (Our Sister Church in Malawi) Drinking Well & Storage Tank Bibles & Hymnals Prayer House Roofs Nursery School Supplies Women’s Guild Blouses Church Pews Eyeglasses

PC(USA) Hunger Ministries One Great Hour of Sharing

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Northeastern U.S. (Sandy Storm)

Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child

Veritas College, Malawi

Presbyterian Colleges and Seminaries: Princeton Seminary Rev. Phil Magee Endowment

Fort Street Open Door Soup Kitchen assistance Financial Assistance Clothing Drives

Habitat for Humanity Hope Medical Center Lighthouse Mission/Soup Kitchen Northville Civic Concern Presbyterian Women Faith Goal Relay for Life Samaritan Counseling Second Mile Center Wayne County Family Center

If you are interested in helping in any of these

areas, please contact Rev. Emily Campbell at

734-453-6464, ext. 113

Jim Skimins - Senior Minister jimskimins@fpcp.net; ext. 112

Emily Riley Campbell - Assoc. Min. emilycampbell@fpcp.net; ext.113

Chris Thomas - Assoc. Min.

christhomas@fpcp.net; ext. 117

Victoria Barkoff - Dir. Of Children’s Min. victoriabarkoff@fpcp.net; ext. 110

Josh Imboden - Dir. of Youth Min. joshimboden@fpcp.net; ext. 120

Stewart Dodge Church/Financial Administrator studodge@fpcp.net; ext. 116

Susan Underhill

Communication Administrator susanunderhill@fpcp.net; ext. 111

Carole Crete

Office Administrator carolecrete@fpcp.net; ext. 115

Stacy Thomas

Childcare Coordinator

Jerry Smith Director of Music

jerrysmith@fpcp.net; ext.119

Dale Hicks Worship Director - Upper Room

Susan C. Scott

Organist

Sharon K. Smith Accompanist

OUR STAFF

Ministry Administrative Music