CPC Newsletter NOVEMBER 2015.pdf

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#558November 2015

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Rev. Scott Bowerman, Pastor

Deb Mummert, Minister of Visitation

Helen Wingert, Organist

Danielle Kardisco, Director of Music Ministry

Sandy Wilson, Childrens Ministry Director

Erin Adams, Contemporary Worship & Youth Minister

Melissa Igou, Financial Administrator

Kathy Klink, Director of Mothers Day Out

Roberta Lawyer, SecretaryRon George, Custodian

Central Presbyterian Churchs

69TH ANNUAL ROAST PORK DINNER FUNDRAISER

served with sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, vegetable & dessert

Friday, November 6th

Lunchtime served from 11am to 1pm ~ Dinner served from 4pm to 7pm

Tickets may be purchased at the door!Adults $9, Children $4 (under 5 yearsFREE)

Take out availablecall ahead to reserve (717-264-4113)Kids menu: hotdogs w/mac-n-cheese

BAKE SALE

Friday, November 6th

Large selection of home-made treatsPies, Cakes, Cookies

BAZAAR

Great selection of Seasonal Items,

Crafts, Jewelry & More!


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Church FamilyThank you....

Due to the Thanksgiving

Holiday, plus the church office

being closed on Friday, Nov. 27

the deadline for Decembers

newsletter will be

Sunday, NOVEMBER 15

Thank you one and all for the lovely flowers that

were displayed in the Sanctuary, they were lovely.

Don, Jane & Dirck Harris

Thanks for the get well cards and the phone calls I

received to check in on me during my recuperationperiod with my knee surgery.A special thank you

to the two dear friends who brought us food.It

sure was a life saver. Thanks for the many prayers

and for your love.Blessings, Brenda Geiman

Hey Central Presbyterian Church,

Zach and I hope you are well. We just wanted to

say a quick THANK YOU for your continualsupport and partnership in our ministry!

Because of your generous gift each quarter, we are

able to pay our rent. You literally are enabling usto be fully committed to investing our time and en-

ergy into the students at Campbell University.

Without your support, we would not be able to do

so. Thank you so much!

Much love,Zach & Stephanie Oyler

2016 Oering envelopes will

be ordered November 13th.

For our newer members, we

will need to know if you wish

envelopes and if so, do you

prefer weekly or

monthly. Please contactthe church oce no later

than November 11th at

[email protected] or call 264-4113.

Please make note that the Inial Oering which is

usually paid at the beginning of the new year has

increased to $25 per person.

One other way you may give is electronically thru

PayPal or auto withdraw from your checking or

savings account. Many members are nding this

method to be easy and convenient. If you would

like to learn more on how to give electronically,

you can contact Missy Igou, Centrals Financial

Administrator at 264-1443, ext. 109, she will be

happy to help you set it up. Once your account is

established, you may request the special cards we

have in stock which you place in the oering

plates. These cards nofy the oering counters

that: I support the work of the Lord Jesus

Christ and the community of Central through my

on-line giving.

Walker Recital Thank You

The John Walker Recital on Sunday, September27, 2015 was all I expected it would be and more.

However, it could not have been possible without

the excellent cooperation, expertise and help ofmany people. Since space for this is very limited, I

will just have to say a great heartfelt THANK

YOU to everyone who had any part in preparationfor as well as taking an active role the day of therecital. I do need to name Alex Shearer and say

thank you for a job well done as chair of the com-

mittee for this event as well as to you and Carolynfor hosting Dr. Walker. (The rest of you I will

thank individually.)

Praise God for His goodness toCentral through

this event.Helen Wingert

The following organizaons wish to thank

Central for your monetary contribuons and/or

facility use of Central for their fundraising:

Marna Fegan..Cra for A Cure

Barbara Channing.Women In Need

Church World Services...Blankets


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The Gems of CenTral

Remember these in your daily prayers..

Genevieve Ambrose Newt Stak66 Sanibel Lane, Chbg. 17201Isabelle Allen Jay Keefe

311 Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201Mildred (Millie) Brown Karen Sloa611 Wallace Ave, Chbg 17201Stanley & Esther Johnson Laurie McKelv56 Sanibel Ln, Chbg 17201

Glenn & DonnaMae Kerns105 N. Seventh St, Chbg. 17201

Athley & Alva Kline49 Lincoln Way W, Chbg. 17201

Nancy MacFarlane668A Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201

Ruth & George Muller

1260 Arbor Ridge, Chbg 17201

Glenn Shaffer722 Stanley Ave, Chbg 17201Ed & Velma Thompson723 Tropical Way, Lakeland FL 33805-4540Selma Thomson (NM) Rod Varne923 S Fourth St, Chbg 17201

Dorothy Zullinger Susan Snyd155 Colonial Dr, Chbg. 17202

West Virginia MemberTreva Kerns601 Foxcroft Ave, Apt #1

Martinsburg, WV 25401

Menno Haven-263-85452075 Scotland Ave.

Nursing Center

-Lawrence Mohr #113 *(NF) Jay Keefer

-M. Karolyn Lawrence #412

Jean DiehlFarm House

-Marcia Grubbs #304 Jay KeeferNorthgate

-Dorothy Burkholder, #1206Menno Village

-Rhoda Wilkison #180-B Laurie McKelvie-LaVerne Knarr #610-D Laurie McKelvie-Karen Mann #850-A-Jean Wasson #880-A

Walden Unit

-Alan Sternbergh #14

Penn Hall-261-02201425 Philadelphia Ave.

Manor Building

-Margaret Sponsler, #217 Cindy Happel-Elton Simpson #417 Mike Herbert

Skilled Nursing

-Gennie Boozer #506 Karen Sloan-Ed Wenrich, #508

Personal Care

-Isabel Vanderau #221 Eric Mellott

Quincy Skilled Nursing Care-749

-3151

6596 Orphanage Rd., Waynesboro 17268

Nursing Center

-Carolyn Kreutz #229 Gary Lewis-June Fiddler #271-A Susan Snyder

Providence Place717-709-06682085 Wayne Rd, Chambersburg PA 17202

-Dr. Bob Coy, Apt #346 Marjie Hamsher* (NF) = No Flowers please ** (NM) = Non-member

*** (NV) = No Visits please

If you know of any changes or updates, please

contact the church office, 264-4113.

Deacons name is now listed with those he or

she visits.

If you wish to contact, (by phone), a member of

the Gems of Central, please contact the church

office at 264-4113.

Updated: October 2015

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SEPARATION & DIVORCE RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP

Next session: November 2nd, 7-8:30pm at the Wholeness Center located onthe square at 19 South Main Street downtown Chambersburg. SessionCost is $10. For more information or to register, email Cindy Shoemakerat [email protected] or by calling Central Presbyterian Church264-4113.


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Ushers - Sanctuary 11:00am1st Marjorie Hamsher(H), Karen Sloan, Don & Bev Wissner8th Eric Mellott(H), Marjie Hamsher, Pat Shreiner15th Laurie McKelvie(H), Newt Stake, Dale Hastings, Phil Rohr22nd Rod Varner(H), Carol Varner, Gary Lewis, Susan Bowerman29th Susan Snyder(H), Ron Snyder, Jay Keefer, Dale Penwell

Greeters - Sanctuary 11:00am1st Karl & Pat Shreiner, Rodney & Linda Martin, Bob Creter8th Karl Shreiner, Len & Nancy Hendricks, Mike & Ingrid Herbert15th Peg Hollar, Lakie & Marcia Petrie, Gary Troust22nd Don Weber, Bill & Sally Glaubach, Marjorie Hamsher29th Jack Kier, Stuart Kier, Dick & Judy Young, Don Weber

Assistant Leaders1st David Bowers8th Valerie Merriman15th Karl Shreiner22nd Jean Gisriel

29th Jenny Daniels

Keep in prayer this month:Alex & Carolyn ShearerCalvin, Holly, Olivia & Camryn ShearerScott, Susan, Rebecca & Gail ShearerCindy Shoemaker

Karl & Pat Shreiner

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Greeters - Friendship Hall 9:30 am1st Chris & Amber Pereschuk, Rich & Tammie Carbaugh, Cindy Shoemaker8th Richard & Janice Dalton, Jim & Kathy White, Scott & Deb Mummert15th Chris & Roni Gingrich, Tony & Buffy Super, Anthony & Amber Keller22nd Cindy Shoemaker, Walt & Kathi Bietsch, Debi Shauf29th Howard & Michelle Brand, Jean Gisriel, Robin Updegrave

MINISTRY DUTIES FOR NOVEMBER

Note for Greeters: If you have a queson or unable to fulll your Sunday as Greeter,

please contact Don Weber at 262-0087.

Note for Ushers: If you are unable to fulll your Sunday as Usher, it is your responsibility to nd

another Usher to trade with. Contact your head Usher and the church oce with the change.

Note for Greeters: If you have a queson or unable to fulll your

Sunday as Greeter, please contact Don Weber at 262-0087.

Praying for

Centrals MissionsFRANKLIN COUNTY

PRISONMINISTRY

MenMark Your Calendars!Men's Morning Bible Study continues to meet on the first and third Saturday ofeach month at the Texas Lunch (down the street from Central) at 7:00am forbreakfast then gather in the Parlor at Central for Bible Study at 8am. Come Studythe Bible and enjoy fellowship with your brothers at Central!

Upcoming Sermons

WorshipA Royal Waste of Time Psalm 150

Trust Malachi 3

(Re)building the Temple Ezra 3Sabbath, Rest, Play, Boundaries Exodus 20:1-2; Hebrews 4:1:11

John the Baptist John 1:6-9;19-28 First Sunday in Advent

Communion at both services


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Please contact Deb Mummert,

Minister of Visitation at717-264-4113, ext 108if you are in need of pastoral assistanceor you know of anyone who is in thehospital, will be going into the hospital,or would like a home visit.You may also contact Deb by emailing:[email protected]

Our next literary adventure is:Of Mice and Menby John Steinbeck onNovember 4th at 7PM in the church Parlor.A discussion will follow on possibly chang-ing our meeting time to afternoons insteadof evenings. For more info or to be includedon the email list, contact Karl Shreiner at

263-4891. If youd like to beadded to the BookGroupemail list let Karl know, byemailing him [email protected].

JOY VILLAGE UPDATELast week the Joy Village received four children from the Huruma Crisis Center. While each child has a history ofneglect, they were welcomed with hugs and smiles by their new Joy Village family. As I looked at these smilingfaces I had to ask myself.where are their families?....who are these children?...what has brought them to the Joy Village?Let me share with you a few sound bites from these childrens past that will help us to identify needs, betterunderstand the challenges ahead...and see the greatness of our God.Total orphanMother died of AIDSat 14 months, found abandoned

Father a street boy

Mother a street girl and died during deliveryElder brother disabledNo one claimed the childAlcoholic grandmotherAbandoned at the gateI have to pause and thank our Lord for bringing these four children throughsituations I cannot imagine. I am certain the harshness of thesesound bites will quickly be turned into an Oasis of Hope for them.Thank you for all you do to make this miracle possible,

Rudy Miller

SESSION ACTIONSOCTOBER 2015

Session took the following actions at its October meeting. If you have any questions, please talk to one of the Elders:Brenda Black, Dottie Bush, George Cowley, Bill Daniels, Linda Igou, Pat McNamee, Alex Shearer, Karl Shreiner,Don Weber, Scott Wiley, Sam Worley, or Kathryn Finley, Clerk.

Accepted into membership Wayne, Carol, and Lindsay Decker. They are transferring from Falling Spring Presbyterian

Transferred the memberships of Dave, Tawyna, Kendyl Secor and Courtney Fogal to Shippensburg PresbyterianChurch.

Approved the Miracle of Jesus all-church Christmas event for Sunday December 6. The Childrens Ministry Team wiorganize it.

Called a Congregational Meeting on Sunday November 15, following the 11:00 AM worship service. The purpose ofthe meeting is to elect new church officers and congregational at-large members of the 2016 Nominating Committee.

Asked Dottie Bush to Chair the Worship Committee, replacing Jim Sharp.

Approved the fundraisers requested by Erin Adams. The fundraisers will support the youth mission trips and include a din-ner night at Texas Roadhouse, Chili Cook Off & Social Dance, Fat Tuesday Pancake Supper & Variety Show, and Pork &Sauerkraut dinner tip jars.
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"OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD"

The exci tement of receiving alittle

box of gifts from someone you don't even know can be life chang-ing. Imagine the joy on a child's face when they receive their gifts! In theLWW lobby you can find a simple empty

shoe box.

All

you have to do to

spread JOY, HOPE and LOVE around the world is fill the little

boxwithgifts. Each box will be a Missionary from Central bringing a smile toa child's face.

Pick up your box and a "How to pack your shoebox gift"pamphlet today.

Decide if you want to surprise a Boy or Girl, select the age group,tape thelabel to the top of the box and fill the box with Happiness.

Please include a Check

for $7 inthe envelope provided to help pay for shipping and place it in the box. Checks should bemade payable to Samaritan's Purse with Operation Christmas Child on the memoline. Full

Boxes should be returned to the LWW lobby by November 8.

CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP:

We are sad to say farewell to our beloved praise team member, Jim Sharp, as hebegins his new job in Austin, Texas. We will miss you, Jim! Thank you for eve-rything youve done and every gift youve shared with us.

The dance team is back in full gear, dancing in worship twice a month, and find-ing new ways to express the love of Jesus through movement. Upcoming No-vember rehearsals are November 10thand November 23rd! See Erin if youre in-terested in joining!

We currently need committed volunteers in set up/tear down team, sound and visual teams, worship at-

mosphere team, and more! Please see Erin if interested!

If you have a testimony that youd like to share with us, please send it to Erin [email protected]! Wed love to hear how God has spoken to and/or transformed you!

Therefore, since we are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, let us be thankful, and so worship

God acceptably with reverence and awe, for our God is a consuming fire.

Hebrews 12:28-29

Please join us eachSunday at 9:30am

in theFriendship Hall

The Presbytery of Carlisle and the Session of the Presbyterian Church of Falling Springinvite you to the Installation

The Rev. Dr. Andrew R. Hart, Teaching Elder& The Rev. Laura B. Hart, Teaching Elder

as Co-Pastors of The Presbyterian Church of Falling Springon Sunday, November 1, 2015 at 6PM, in the Sanctuary

A reception will follow in the Family Life Center

Parking available in the lot, the church is handicapped accessible.221 North Main Street, Chambersburg ~ 717-264-5715

www.pcfallingspring.org


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Whoah! How is it already November?? Time is FLYING by and Im reminded ofhow the Spirit of God moves in us and through us to affect everyone around us.Even and especially in this fast-paced life, every moment matters.

Youth group:We have officially begun our new layout in youth group! The focus ofthe group changes weekly, but we follow the same guidelines month tomonth.

Week 1: Spiritual Growth and Study

Week 2: Outreach

Week 3: CommunityWeek 4: Worship

Our theme for October was Problems and Gods Plan. In week one, we watched a moving video about awoman named Karen and compared her spiritual transformation to that of Zaccheus. In week two, we went togo see the movie War Room and went on a prayer outreach walk around downtown Chambersburg. In weekthree, the Sharp family provided family dinner for us and we got to hear two guest speakers from Women inNeed speak about how God is using them to meet needs in our community. And in week four, we studied wor-

ship through creative arts and athletics.Novembers theme is First Doesnt Work. Its going to be awesome!

Thank you to all of our committed volunteers! We couldnt do youth ministry without you! If you are inter-ested in serving God through the youth, come find Erin!

Middler Sunday School:Thanks to Don and Shelley Marangoni for teaching this class! What a blessing you are!The Middlers just fin-ished a seriescalled "made to worship." The structure of the class is usually a related game/activity, largegroup lesson, and then small groups breakout where they are to present/ teach the class what they learnedbased on the small group questions.

Week 1-Discussed God's awesomeness, by looking around at nature, the universe... Having a reckless aban-

doned worship for God. Psalm 19:1-4.Week 2 - How do we worship? 2 Samuel 6 -they even had a dance off!Week 3 -Ways to Worship -compare/contrast contemporary and traditional. Focused on 5 elements -Shoutsof Praise, Prayer, Reading God's Word, Sacrifices, and Music. Various readings from Psalms.Week 4 -Where to worship-John 4:19-24 -Old Testament / New Testament.

Higher Sunday School:

Thanks to Scott and Madeline Wilson for leading this class! Youre wonderful!

The Highers have been continuing the Rob Bell Nooma curriculum, interspersed with fun days here and

there! Sunday mornings are always exciting and enriching for this group.

*Thanks to everyone who stopped in the youth hallway during the October 18thopen house!Youre welcome to come back anytime!*

Youth Missions:

We have several fundraisers coming up to help fund our mission team trips for Summer 2016! The first is at

Texas Roadhouse on Monday November 16th! Our mission team will get 10% of the proceeds that come in

that night from anyone with one of our flyers! Mark a night out on your calendars for us!

YOUTHGROUP

NEWS


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News from Heartbeat entral hildrens Ministry

Missions:

Our Kids Helping Navajo Kids

Our Sunday School children help support two Navajo brothers

Zach and Lakota-who live at the Four Corners Home for

Children at Navajo Ministries in Farmington, New Mexico.

Children come to the Four Corners Home for Children frommany places for a variety of reasons. All come from situationsof extreme poverty, abuse and neglect. Most come with noth-

ing; no clothing or other personal items. They are all so thankful for food, safe-ty, and loving adults that provide the care that they so richly deserve.

You can helpby donating in one of the mission jar s located on the end ta -ble by the front doors on Lincoln Way West and on the 3rdfloor under the Nav-

ajo Ministries display. Check out Navajo Ministries on facebook, atwww.NavajoMinistries.org, #FourCornersHomeforChildren,or www.fourcornershomeforchildren.org.

Can you believe it?

Its already time to

prepare for Christmas

Celebration Sunday

Save the date ---- Sunday, December 6

We will start in the Sanctuary at 10:00 am for one combined Worship Service. At 11am, well travel toFriendship Hall to enjoy lunch together; then step back in time to Bible-time Bethlehem for a multi-generational Christmas Event.

Its going to be a wonderful, memory-making, faith-growing event!!!There will be fun experiences to remember and keepsakes to take home and treasure. This event is foreveryone from the smallest to the tallest! (See the details on another page in this newsletter .)Children will rehearse during Sunday School during the month of November.

Invite your family and friends to come!

Come on up to the 3rdfloor anytime!We love to share the ways we are growing in our faith in Jesus!

For HIS glory, Sandy, [email protected]
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Dont Miss This

Sunday, December 6 Christmas Celebration Sunday

10am Combined Worship Service in the Sanctuary (& Childrens Christmas presentation)

11am Meal together in Friendship Hall

11:30am Miracle of Jesus -

Multigenerational Christmas Event for EVERYONE

Join us for an unforgettable experience this Christmas as we learn aboutJesus miraculous birth and life! Step back in time to Bible-times

Bethlehem, exploring Jesus miraculous birth and life in an interactivemarketplace setting --complete with experiences youll remember andkeepsakes you will treasure. You will travel to the Bethlehem Bakery,the Spice Shoppe, Fishermans Pier, and the Census Takers Office.In each location there will be experiences that help you discover more aboutJesus.

This event is for everyone from the smallest to the tallest!!

It is designed to be a fellowship time for the entire church family to makememories together while deepening their faith walk with Jesus.

For more information,or to volunteer to be part of the awesome event team,

contact Sandy Wilson at 264-4113;[email protected].

Invite your friends and family

Everyone come


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CONGREGATIONAL MEETING ~ SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2015 ~ NOONSANCTUARY

The Session has called a Congregational Meeting on Sunday November 15,following the 11:00 AM worship service. The purpose of the meeting is to elect

new church officers and congregational at-large members of the

2016 Nominating Committee.

Beginning with the November Window, the Finance Committee will provide a monthly recap of the

year to date Church Finances. These will always be one month behind. You are receiving the performance

through the end of September, 2015 with this newsletter. You should note that the monthly deficit be-tween operating budget contributions for September 2015 lagged the monthly expenses by $7181. Year to

date, expenses lagged contributions by $79,137. We fortunately have had investment income from our

trusts of $68,418 that partially offset this deficit. Through September, we have also had to withdraw

$20,000 from investment principle to insure we have sufficient cash to meet our obligations. Since we are

entering the final two months of 2015, we ask you to fulfill your annual pledges to ensure we finish 2015

in a strong financial position. If you have any questions on Centrals finances, please contact Missy Igou,

Don Wissner or Tim Miller.

Central received a legacy bequest in

August of $48,445.70

from the Estate of

Elizabeth Libby Reasoner.

The funds were deposited in the

Central Fund Trust under direction of the

Session for future needs of the church

including coverage of budget deficits.

September 2015 Finance Report

Contributions for September$36,336.75

Contributions Year to Date..$341,075.64

Expenses for September...$43,518.96

Expenses Year to Date.$420,211.95

Year to Date deficit..$(10,717.80)

Year to Date Investment Income.$68,418.51

Year to Date withdraw from Investments$20,000.00

Veterans Day ServiceNov 8, 2015 ~ 3:00PM

Historic Letterkenny Chapel,

Franklin County Veterans

and 9/11 Memorial Park

In memory & tribute to our

Military Veterans

2171 Carbaugh Avenue

Letterkenny Army Depot, Chambersburg


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Mothers Day Out will be inviting our families to come to

Central on December 17th& 18thfor our annual Christmas

program. This year, we have decided to host a cookie reception af-

ter the singing portion of our program. We are in need of Cen-

trals fabulous bakers to volunteer to bake some cookies for our

reception! Cookies can be brought to the kitchen December 16th

and please clearly mark the containers with masking tape saying

for MDO by (your name). This way we can be sure to get the container back to you after

our reception. In addition, we have some children with peanut allergies, so please keep

these cookies separate and clearly mark them as having peanut butter and/or nuts!

If you are able to help make cookies please contact MDO at 264-4113, ext. 116, or email

Shelley Marangoni ([email protected])or Kathy Klink ([email protected]).

Cold Weather Drop In Shelter Meals: An opportunity is availa-

ble to provide a warm meal on a cold night to homeless mem-

bers of our community. Central continues to reach out

and help where needed as we provide meals the first and thirdFridays from December through March at the Cold Weather

Drop in Shelter located at 195 Loudon St. Eight warm nourishing

meals for hungry men and women of our community. Meals and a beverage should

be delivered to the shelter at 7:00. The shelter provides utensils and dishes. All we

have to do is deliver the meal. Bring the meals in disposable containers. There is a

sign up sheet on the Mission bulletin board across from the office. This is a wonderful

opportunity to serve our community. Partner with another family to share the meal

preparation. If you have any questions please call Bill McKelvie at 477-2132.

Central will be ringing Bells again this year for the Salvation Army. We will beringing at the Butcher Shoppe on Saturday Dec 5 from 11 am to 7 pm. This is agreat location to ring because you will be inside! There is a sign up sheet onthe Mission bulletin board across from the office. We need 2 ringers per hourso please sign up for 1 or 2 hour shifts. If you have any questions please callBill McKelvie at 477-2132. A little bit of time will go a long way for those lessfortunate in our community.

Looking ahead to DecemberThe series Advent Noontime Musical Meditationswill be heldagain this year at Central Presbyterian Church for the 4 Wednesdaysin Advent. Be sure to mark your calendars for December 2, 9, 16, and23 from 12 - 12:30. Details to follow but will include organ, otherinstruments, and vocal music.
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