Sermons for the

Month of March

3/4—Communion 3rd Sunday in Lent Eph 2:1-10; Matt 18:21-35 “Forgiveness and Grace” 3/11—4th Sunday in Lent Phil 4:4-7; Psalm 61 “The Power of Prayer” 3/18—5th Sunday in Lent Psalm 107:1-3; Phil 1:3-11 “Sharing Thanks” 3/25—Palm Sunday Vivaldi’s Gloria 3/29—Maundy Thursday Mark 14:32-36 “When God Said No”

Worship Service—10:00 AM

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Dear Friends,

After a few days of 70-degree weather, I am sure I am not alone in wanting to have winter behind us! Despite the month’s shorter duration, it always seems that February lingers just a bit too long, and that spring will never come.

Can you imagine what it would be like to live in a state of perpetual winter? C.S. Lewis does in his book, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. When Lucy enters the land of Narnia, she discovers a lifeless land of grey skies and snow, and ice that never thaws. “Always cold. Always frozen. Always.”

That is what scripture tells us life would be like without Jesus Christ. Without God sending his son to live for us, die for us, and rise again for us, we would live in a perpetual state of death and darkness. Always winter. Never spring. “If Christ had not been raised,” Paul says, “our faith would be futile.” (1 Cor. 15:14) Our hope would become hopeless.

That is what it was like for the disciples as they journeyed with Jesus from Jerusalem to the cross. Hiding in an upper room, watching Judas betray their Lord, falling asleep in the Garden of Gethsemane, giving up hope when Jesus is tried and convicted and nailed to a cross. They believed their hope had become hopeless.

Then three days later, their hope was restored. The sun came out, their fears thawed, and spring had come. Never again would darkness and death have the final word. “In his great mercy Christ has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.” (1 Peter 1:3)

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N S P C C O N N E C T I O N S

Come join us for our Holy Week Services:

Palm Sunday:

Sunday, March 25 at 10 AM: Palm/Passion Sunday. Children will meet in their Sunday school

classrooms at 9:45 AM to get their palm branches and will enter the sanctuary to “All Glory,

Laud, and Honor.” The Chancel Choir will then present Vivaldi’s Gloria, accompanied by an

instrumental ensemble.

Maundy Thursday:

Thursday, March 29 at 7:30 PM: Maundy Thursday Communion and Service of Tenebrae.

Easter:

Sunday, April 1 at 10 AM: Easter Sunday. Sunday school will be held and infant care will be

available in the Nursery.

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Our season of Lent ends with Easter, just as surely as the season of winter ends with the advent of spring. One-third of Lent’s forty days are behind us…and just beyond is the hope of new life to come! May we anticipate with joy the glory of new birth as we walk these remaining days of Lent.

In Christ,

Jeanne

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Tulips - $6.00

Daffodils - $6.00

Lilies - $7.50

Orders must be received by Sunday, March 25, 2018.

Please return this form along with your payment to the church office, or place in the offering plate (make checks out to NSPC with “Easter Flowers” in the memo section). Please include your “in memory” or “in honor” information below.

Given by: ________________________________________________________

In memory of: ____________________________________________________

OR

In honor of: ______________________________________________________

Tulips____ Daffodils____ Lilies____

(Please indicate quantity beside flower choice.)

Total Enclosed $_________

If you are NOT planning on picking up your flowers after the 10:00 a.m. Easter service, please check the box below and plan to pick them up the following week.

□ I will pick up my flowers the week after Easter.

Order yours today!

Easter Flowers

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Cantata Sunday

On Palm Sunday the chancel choir will be presenting Vivaldi’s Gloria during worship. RV 589 in D major is a familiar and popular piece among sacred works by Vivaldi, written around 1715. There are several big chorus movements, an alto solo, and a soprano duet within this piece.

I am anxious and excited! I am getting together an ensemble group with violins, viola, cello, oboe, and trumpet. Let me share some lyrics with you: “On high glory be to God, and on earth peace to people of good will. We praise you, we bless you, we worship you we glorify you. You who take away the sins of the world, receive our prayer.” This is only part of the text. Please join us on Palm Sunday during the worship service to see the rest and listen to the chancel choir!

All-Church Choir

Please consider joining us on March 18th for this month’s All-Church Choir. Come to the sanctuary at 9:30. One practice is all you’ll need.

I have chosen “And Can It Be?” by Dan Forrest with the well-known hymn text by Charles Wesley. This piece has been described as, “A quiet contemplative opening builds gradually to a confident stating of the truth of the gospel, ending with a pensive reiteration of the question and the assurance of the amazing love.” Come, feel the power of the texts and the music.

Junior Choir

This past Sunday, NSPC’s Junior Choir sang a great children’s song, “I’ve Got the Joy Down In My Heart!” They did a fabulous job accompanying themselves with hand chimes! I am so proud of all of them, and hopefully I can have them to do this all the time! After the Lent/Easter season, I plan to have the Junior Choir sing the last week of each month! ~Ting Ting Wong Director of Music

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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2017 The Hottest Week of the Summer!

Castaway Sing & Play ~ Bible Discovery

Ship Rec Games ~ Tropical Treats

Imagination Station ~ Sail Away Sendoff

General Information: Join us for an over-the-top adventure with Group Publishing’s Vacation Bible School Program, Shipwrecked: Rescued by Jesus. Vacation Bible School is Monday, June 25th – Thursday, June 28th. Each day, our program will begin at 9:15 AM and conclude at 12:00 PM. A light snack will be provided by the church and is included in your $25.00 donation per child. Join us for Castaway Sing & Play, Bible Discovery, Imagination Station, Ship Rec Games, Tropical Treats, and Sail Away Sendoff. Children in preschool-completed 4th grade are welcome to participate. Children must have completed one year of pre-school, must be 4 by November 1, 2018 and must be potty trained. On Wednesday, June 27th at 6:30 PM, there will be an Ice Cream Luau Party in the social hall. Parents and family members will have the opportunity to hear a few VBS songs and watch a slideshow featuring pictures from the entire week!

Registration: Registration begins Monday, April 2nd. Registration forms will be available in the church office and online at www.newtownsquarepres.org. One registration form per child.

Volunteer Information:

We need Jr. Crew (completed 5th Grade and above) to guide the children from various locations. If you or someone you know would be interested in helping, please contact Sara Boninu (610-356-8063 ext. 13). If you love kids and are looking for a way to get involved in the church this summer, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

Check Out These Fun Photos from Maker Fun Factory VBS 2017:

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I am continually amazed by the youth’s maturity in their faith. Youth Group on

January 29th taught students how to maintain respectful relationships with their

parents. Honoring their parents with acts of kindness and thankfulness brings joy

to God’s heart. Each student was challenged to show their appreciation for their

parents throughout the week. God gave us parents to love and guide us, and we

are to respect them with our actions and words.

Following Youth Group, we ate dinner at Uno’s to support the Rise Against Hunger

Fundraiser. Camaraderie and fellowship brought the group closer to one another.

On February 4, the youth collected donations for Rise Against Hunger during Souper Bowl of Caring. The

middle schoolers stood outside the sanctuary with pots labeled “Eagles” and “Patriots.” Congregants were

encouraged to drop money into whichever team’s pot they wanted to win the Super Bowl. We raised $223

for this great cause!

First Sunday Social is March 4 at Sky Zone. Please check your e-mail for more information.

Kids’ Group met in February and saw elementary schoolers learn to love. The theme

“Love Your Neighbor” taught students how to treat others as Jesus would. Jesus’ example

of service and compassion showed the students how to love those around them.

After playing games, eating lunch, and hearing the lesson,

the children put their faith into action. By creating an

assembly line, the 11 students effectively stuffed “breakfast bags” for the

homeless. Bananas, applesauce, granola bars, water bottles, and handwritten

cards filled the breakfast bags. Marty Hetzner graciously took them to Chester

Eastside that week.

The next Kids’ Group is Sunday, March 4th from 11:45 AM-12:45 PM. Lunch will be provided.

Finally, the children and youth participated in our second Parents’ Night Out

Fundraiser. On February 10th, the Youth Group babysat the elementary schoolers

while their parents enjoyed an evening out. We ate dinner, played games, and

watched a movie. We raised $120 for the Youth Fund.

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Children & Youth Fun & Fitness Night

Who: Children, Youth & Parents

Where: Ellis Athletic Center in Newtown Square

ellisathleticcenter.com (entrance off route 252)

When: Friday March 16th from 7 p.m. to 8:00 PM

What: Join us for a night of fun and fitness in the gym

with activities and games

RSVP to Sara Boninu by March 14th

How much: This is a free event. Friends are welcome!

Church School Chatter ...from Christian Education

It’s hard to believe that winter is almost over. We begin our spring quarter on March 4th. Spring will soon

be upon us ushering in new life as we celebrate our new life in Jesus Christ and all the wonderful blessings

bestowed upon us.

Palm Sunday Children’s Procession

Don’t forget our Palm Sunday Procession of the church school students. The

children will meet at 9:45 AM in their classrooms and line up before worship

begins. They will process into the sanctuary waving palms. After the children’s

message, the students will be dismissed to church school with their teachers.

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Easter Egg Hunt

Our annual Easter Egg Hunt is Thursday, March 29 at 10:00 AM. Light

refreshments and fun are planned for all, so tell your friends/neighbors, and

bring your children/grandchildren to this event. The children will gather the

colorful eggs and listen to the Easter story.

Donations of candy

Of course, we need something to fill those colorful eggs, and we would greatly

appreciate your donation of small wrapped candy. Please leave the candy in the

church office or conference room. Thank you for your generosity.

** Candy can be no more than one inch or 1.5 inches in length to fit in the

eggs.

Nancy Gingras,

Church School Superintendent

Garden Spring Clean-Up: Saturday, April 7 starting at 9 AM

We are looking for as many able-bodied people as possible to assist in getting the community garden area presentable. Bring any and all tools that you think can be used to complete the following tasks:

1. Rake up all the leaves, shred, and compost.

2. Weed pathways.

3. Tear apart and rebuild 15 beds (replacement wood will be prepped ahead of time).

4. After pathways are cleared - spread wood chips where needed.

5. Sort through compost bins, shredding what makes sense and disposing of the rest.

Tearing apart the beds is the most time-consuming task but many hands make light work! Please consider making an effort to join us in completing these projects.

Happy Gardening,

John Wellington

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Knitting for Peace – “Make the World a Better Place, one Stitch at a Time” This small group of women work diligently and enthusiastically behind the scenes. Along with the clicking sounds of the knitting needles and crochet hooks, the room is often filled with hearty laughter and lively conversation. Pictured with some of the 33 scarves that were made over the past several months: (left to right) Marg MacDonald, knitter; Joey Yocum, knitter extraordinaire (who works with us through our knitting mistakes); and Bernice Eder, knitter. (Not pictured are: Dorothy Gauntlett, Louise DiCecco, Elsie Oreski, Margie Conway, Irene Bernabeo, and Carol Videon, who says that Monday is her favorite day of the week because she enjoys the group so much). Right before Christmas, Joey delivered the scarves to Covenant House in Philadelphia which “helps teenagers and adolescents turn the tragedy of homelessness into an opportunity for growth and transformation”. They were extremely grateful for this donation. If you enjoy knitting or crocheting and would like to join us, we meet in the Conference Room on Monday mornings from 10 AM until noon. We are knitting scarves right now in whatever pattern you would like and there is never any rush to finish a project – we just keep on knitting and knitting and crocheting and crocheting.

If you cannot come on Monday mornings but you would like to knit or crochet at home and donate your scarf, or if you have any other questions please call Marg MacDonald 610 353-8297 or e-mail gretamarg@gmail.com.

Dear NSPC Community, Thank you for your heart-filled welcome for Lauryn and I this year. Serving at this church has afforded us so many opportunities to grow in our ministries and learn how to be better pastors. One of the best parts about Princeton Theological Seminary so far has been my experience with field education placements, which is why I am at NSPC. These placements expose students to a diversity of ministry experiences and help us develop our pastoral skills as we participate in the life of the church. I was blessed to do my first field education placements at Beyond Malibu, a Young Life summer camp in British Columbia. Young Life is an international youth ministry known for relational ministry and its incredible summer camp network. At Beyond, I worked as a mountain guide along with 20 other men and women and was part of a staff of 35 people. The trips I will be leading again this summer are intentional week long mountaineering adventures in which students are brought into raw wilderness in which they would never find themselves and introduced to the Gospel. These trips are powerful experiences for our

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campers, and many leave with a deeper, and more real sense of what it means to follow Jesus with our entire lives. All of the staff are volunteers and, as a result, we are responsible for our travel expenses and gear expenses.

My summer-long experiences I had leading trips and sharing the gospel in a radically different context have significantly impacted my growth as a pastor. I experienced the challenge of taking the gospel and changing how I present it, depending on the context of the person who is listening. I spent countless hours listening to students talk about incredibly challenging circumstances in their personal lives. Learning how to respond in a sensitive, pastoral way that calls them deeper to faith was challenging. I struggled, failed, succeeded, and ultimately grew in learning how to care for people better.

This summer, I am headed back up to Beyond! I am thrilled that I will be able to continue in this adventure that God is leading me on, but I also have some financial needs to be able to fully participate again. In order to attend the requisite trainings, I need to raise money to purchase flights to head back to Seattle, WA for training and for covering food and gear related expenses that I have. I am trying to raise $1500 to cover the flights and costs.

Would you consider financially partnering with me as I head back up to British Columbia as a missionary for the summer? Any amount helps, and it would be wonderful to take NSPC with me back up to Beyond and into the future.

If you want to support me financially there are three ways to do so. Go to giving.younglife.org and select the tab that says camp. Select “Beyond Malibu” in the dropdown

menu entitled “Camp Selection.” Select “Operating” as the target fund. Enter how much you want to support me with, and select “One Time” for the frequency. In order to ensure that I am able to receive this money, indicate that it is a “tribute gift” and write my name (Ryan Pearce) as the person receiving a tribute donation. This ensures that I will be able to receive the money from Beyond.

You can mail a check to Beyond Malibu, PO Box 15662, Seattle, WA, 98115-0662. Make the check out to Beyond Malibu and in the notes indicate it is for Ryan Pearce

The first two options are tax deductible because Young Life is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. If you prefer, you can give me a personal check, but you won’t be able to claim it as tax deductible (to my knowledge).

I am blessed to be surrounded by such a faithful cloud of witnesses who continue to remind me of the good news of Jesus Christ! Thank you for serving the Lord with me.

Blessings,

Ryan Pearce

P.S. If you want to learn more about the ministry of Beyond Malibu, visit their website (beyondmalibu.younglife.org or ryanjpearce.com/

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“You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” —Lev. 19:18

Around the world, people lack access to food, clean water, sanitation, education, and opportunity. Each gift to One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS) serves to help change the lives of people in these challenging situations. The Offering provides us a way to share God’s love with our neighbors in need.

One Great Hour of Sharing, received during the season of Lent, makes a difference in the world through

three impactful programs: Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, the Presbyterian Hunger Program, and

Self-Development of People.

Please make all checks out to NSPC and write “OGHS” in the memo line. Bulletin inserts highlighting the

positive impact of our gifts will be in the March 25th and April 1st bulletins. Easter Sunday, April 1st, will

be the last day to make a donation. Below is a short history of the One Great Hour of Sharing Offering and

quick facts about the benefiting programs. Please join Christians across the country in supporting those in

need around the world.

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A Free Special Event to benefit Rise Against Hunger and the PRC at the Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union in Newtown Square

Wednesday, March 7th, 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM

Libations and Light Refreshments Served

Meghan Todd, the Manager at the Franklin Mint Credit Union, posed with “Brookside Farm” for an article about Art for a Cause. And last month, Jim and Karen Shea happily purchased this beautiful painting by Margaret Haines, along with “Philly Nocturne” by Lisa Prinzo.

The Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union, 3741 West Chester Pike, will host a special event on March 7th from 5 to 7:30 PM to support Rise Against Hunger and the PRC. Dozens of beautiful, original pieces of art will be available for sale – and multiple artists who have donated will attend. Hear them describe the inspirations for their work, their mediums, and why they donated. These artists (including our own Cheryl Koch) have already generated thousands of dollars for Rise Against Hunger. This is a great opportunity to thank them and enjoy the art together.

This art sale will coincide with the monthly meeting of the Newtown Square Business Association…and the public is welcome! Join local business owners, friends, neighbors, and potential new members at the FMFCU (between Mod Pizza and AT&T) on West Chester Pike.

50% of this art sale will go to Newtown Square Presbyterian Church’s Rise Against Hunger event. Over

20,500 meals will be packed for hungry school children on March 11th.

50% of this art sale will go to the Pennsylvania Resources Council, which supports environmental education programs and events.

Questions? Please email Lynne Corle LCorle217@gmail.com, or TerriMcCarthy@getcustoms.com

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Rise Against Hunger Meal Packaging

Event:

March 11 from 3:00-5:00 PM

Workers Needed from Ages 4-104

On March 11, 2018 NSPC will host its third all-church, intergenerational event called Rise Against Hunger

(formerly Stop Hunger Now). Rise Against Hunger provides life-saving meals to starving children and orphans

in developing countries across the world. It was founded in 1998 by Ray Buchanan, an ordained United

Methodist minister with the vision of ending hunger in his lifetime. Since that time, they have provided over

362 million meals in 74 countries.

Due to your generous participation in a variety of fundraisers, we have exceeded our goal of $6000 and have

some seed money for Rise Against Hunger 2019!

The NEXT STEP is signing up just a few more workers for the meal-packaging event on March 11th. Our social

hall can accommodate a maximum of 125 workers. We were at capacity last year. After reaching 125

volunteers, names will be put on a waiting list.

You may sign up to work on March 11 from 3:00-5:00 in one of two ways:

On Sunday, March 4th, after worship, look for someone in the lounge with a clipboard to sign-up in

person.

Send an email to Lynne Corle: lcorle217@gmail.com Please include your name, email address and

phone number. Also include the number of adults packing meals and the number and ages of

participating children.

Finally, if you would like to be involved setting up for the event, please let us know when you sign-up or

contact Allen Corle: acorle217@gmail.com .

A contribution is not required to work at the event.

This will be an amazing hands-on mission event. Many young families in the church have actively requested

meaningful hands-on mission experiences for themselves and their children. This is it. Others have

expressed a sincere desire to increase their mission giving. Here’s your chance.

We believe the opportunity for us to make a difference in the lives of these young and innocent children is

staggering. We hope you do too.

~Lynne & Allen Corle and Sue & Bob Bechtold

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March Birthdays

3/11 — Allison Condo 3/12 — Rhiannon Woodward

3/12 — Brynn Adgate

3/12 — Jayson Ronsvalle

3/14 — Donald Condo Morales

3/16 — Brooke Andrewson

3/17 — Fred Peck

3/17 — Earl Ebling

3/17 — Bob DeYoung

3/18 — Lauren McDonnell

3/19 — Lauren Cuskey

3/02 — Marg MacDonald

3/03 — Nancy Gingras

3/04 — Marissa Villano

3/05 — Rebecca DiPersia

3/06 — Sue Bechtold

3/07 — Frank Boninu

3/07 — Holly Nicolardi

3/07 — Jacob Ronsvalle

3/09 — Andrew Eckert

3/10 — Lillian Ebersole

3/11 — Cheryl Koch

March Circle Meetings

Phoebe Circle Monday – March 5, 2018 Time – 1:00 PM Location — Church Lounge Hostess – Marge DeYoung Devotions – Marian Wellington Study Leader – Lesson 5: Flossie Barnes

Miriam Circle Monday – March 12, 2018 Time – 12:15 PM Location: Church Lounge Lesson: Daily Devotional Bring your own snacks and beverage.

The PW Board will meet on

Tuesday, March 20 at 11:30 AM in

the Conference Room.

3/22 — Ryan Gries

3/24 — April Servano

3/26 — Dale Clark

3/26 — Julie Davis

3/28 — Jean Smith

3/28 — Dave Landrum

3/29 — Eric Barmes

3/29 — Kelly Sanders-Brown

3/30 — Declan Robinson

03/31 — James Kucera

SHOP! CLIP! SAVE!

FOR THE VILLAGE

The PW will continue to collect Box Tops for

Education for the Village. They will no longer

collect labels of other types. You can support

the Village in this way by sending box tops to:

452 S. Roberts Road Rosemont, PA 19010

Don’t Forget!

Daylight Saving Time begins

Sunday, March 11th at 2:00 AM.

Move clocks FORWARD 1 hour.

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One of our members is in need of a stepper similar to the one shown here. It is needed due to the mo-bility issues of getting in and out of bed. If you have an old workout stepper laying around your house that you could lend, give, or sell, please contact the church office. Thank you!

NEW MEMBER WELCOME

Barbara Meahl resides in Wallingford and is retired after a professional career in Occupational Health and Safety. She joins NSPC as a transfer from Wallingford Presbyterian Church (WPC). Barbara was attracted by a worship service that enhances her spiritual life. She was a member of WPC for many years and participated in the life of the church by singing in the choir, serving on many committees, and serving as a Clerk of Session. Additionally, Barbara is a Stephen Minister. Barbara has three children and two grandchildren. She enjoys gardening (as a Master Gardener and in her own garden), knitting, sewing and traveling.

FOR MEN ONLY—FIRST WEDNESDAY

MORNINGS

The next Men’s Group meeting will be

March 7th at 7 AM. Please join other men

of the church for fellowship & discussion.

MOMS’ GROUP

The next Moms’ Group meeting will be March 25th at 4 PM. Connect with other moms of the church for fellowship & discussion. Contact the church office if you will need childcare.

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March 2018 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

In Ministry Together at Newtown Square Presbyterian Church:

Pastor .......................................................................................................... The Rev. Dr. Jeanne Thomas

Director of Youth and Family Ministry .................................................................................. Sara Boninu

Director of Music ............................................................................................................. Ting Ting Wong

Princeton Seminary Interns ..................................................................... Ryan Pearce & Lauryn Schrock

Church Office Associate ............................................................................................. Brooke Andrewson

Sunday School Teachers ......... Robbyn Marchesani, Hilary Boucher, Brad Kohlhepp, & Morgan Boninu

Accountant.................................................................................. ..................... Julie Bergstrom (ext. 19)

Director, Newtown Square Presbyterian Church Nursery School ................................... Jane Fioravanti

Clerk of Session................................................................................................. ...................... Buff Biddle

President, Board of Trustees................................................................................ ...................... Jim Shea

Treasurer....................... ....................................................................................................Dave Sampson

Head Usher ...................... ...................................................................................................Grant Snyder

The Sacristy Guild of St. Martha................................................................ ...................... Pam Lounsbury

Presbyterian Women ......................................................................................................... Ginny Berman

Plus... all the members of NSPC

SESSION/BOARD OF TRUSTEES Moderator: The Rev. Dr. Jeanne Thomas

BOARD OF DEACONS Moderator: Sue Bechtold

Church Contact Information:

Church Office .................................................................................................................... 610-356-8063

Rev. Thomas (cell) .............................................................................................................. 610-368-1637

Rev. Thomas (home) .......................................................................................................... 610-565-9788

Sara Boninu (cell): .............................................................................................................. 757-814-5097

Ting Ting Wong (cell): ....................................................................................................... 412-608-5588

Rev. Thomas (email):............................................................ ..................... jeannethomas@comcast.net

Sara Boninu (email): ......................................................................................... sara.nspc16@gmail.com

Ting Ting Wong (email): ..................................................................................... ttwong827@gmail.com

Church Email: ........................................................................................................ nspc3600@gmail.com

Class of 2018 Class of 2019 Class of 2020

Lynne Corle Mary Burgess Ed Arraya

Karen Shea Marg MacDonald Sue Bechtold

Beth Snyder Jerry Schauer Nancy Gingras

Debbie Weiss Jim Thomas Stacey Kucera

Class of 2018 Class of 2019 Class of 2020

Buff Biddle Jim Hitchens Ginny Berman

Joe Falcon Jane Fioravanti Dot Gauntlett

Jim Shea James Kucera Nancy Kermon

Rick Weiss Dan Schultz Lindy Rustam