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Date: Friday, August 22

Time: 7:00 pm

Place: CENTRALongmont Church 402 Kimbark St | 303-776-6833

FREE and Open to the Public

Between 1854 and 1929, over 250,000 orphans and unwanted children were taken out of New York City and given away at train stations across America. Learn more about this important event in history.

Summer Worship Hours July 6-August 31

Traditional

8:30 am

Contemporary

10:30 am

The Office will be

CLOSED Monday, July 7

Coffee Hour: A Family Gathering

The Fellowship Committee would like to invite EVERYONE to join us

August 24 9:30 to 10:45 am Fellowship Hall

A light breakfast will be served: fruit, breakfast pastries, iced tea, orange juice,

iced coffee, and specialty coffees.

Come and enjoy breakfast with your church family. Everyone is welcome.

CENTRALONGMONT

COMMUNITY CENTER

The CENTRALongmont Community Center is

not a place, at least not yet, but a part of who

we are. Our goal is to make a tangible

difference as we transform lives in our

community.

Logic Model - For the past few months we have

been working on a logic model for the community

center. A logic model is a way to strategically look at

an agency’s current resources, needed resources and

goals. It helps to define the community needs, short

- and long-term goals of an agency and provides a

method to evaluate outcomes. This logic model will

help us to evaluate the overall community center

and each of the programs offered, and be a useful

tool when we begin the process of looking for

financial backing from grants and donors.

St. Vrain Singers - If you or someone you know

would like to audition for the 2014-15 season,

contact Lee Smoot at [email protected]

After-School Program for Crossroads School -

A six-week trial for this program was successfully

completed. A regular group of three students and

three volunteers had a fun, positive experience. We

hope to continue the program this fall but will need

volunteers committed to mentoring these students

on a weekly basis Wednesday afternoons. If you

think you might be a good fit for this ministry, contact

Wes Trevor at [email protected]

Columbine Elementary School - There are many

opportunities for you to get involved at Columbine.

For more information contact Donna Ferrey at

[email protected]

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THE CONTRACT TO SELL THE ANNEX

IS MOVING AHEAD. INITIAL REPORTS

FROM THE CITY ARE FAVORABLE FOR

ADDING 1,000 SQ. FT. TO THE

BUILDING.

Welcome New Members

Emily Boyd, Russ Oram and Anne Kelly

Apostles Build Lunch

CENTRALongmont will be providing lunch for the people working the July 12 Apostles Build. If you would like to help sign up in Fellowship Hall.

Jamie & Susan Ramge

August 12 @ 6:45 pm

Jamie and Susan Ramge will be making a presentation on their time as missionaries in Bolivia. This event is hosted by the Mission Committee and everyone is welcome!

COMING IN SEPTEMBER…

A Land Not So Holy

Journey with Pastor David as he retraces the steps of his trip to the Holy Land. Was it a good trip? Yes. But not for the reasons you think.

WORSHIP

Sunday Mornings - Traditional Worship @ 8:30 am, Contemporary Worship @ 10:30 am.

Worship Service in Spanish - Sunday, July 13 and Sunday, July 27 @ 5 pm

LATINO MINISTRY

MINISTERIO LATINO EN LONGMONT

SERVICIO EN ESPANOL

LATINO MINISTRY WORSHIP SERVICE IN SPANISH

5:00 pm Segundo y cuarto domingo del mes

Cuidado de niños y niñas

Compartimos alimentos que traemos de la casa

Todos invitados

Te invitamos a participar en un ambiente

familiar y Cristiano

Para mas información escribe Pastor Jesús Gallegos

[email protected] o llama 864-616-8701

5:00 pm the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month

Nursery care for younger children

pot-luck dinner following the service

All are welcome. We invite you to participate in a

Christian family friendly atmosphere

for more information contact Pastor Jesus Gallegos at

[email protected] or 864-616-8701

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number of our parents and church members have already signed-up to help with Adventures; scheduling and coordination is being handled by Kat Whitt. We still have several opportunities for others to help out. We need church members who love our children to volunteer to work during one worship service on one or more Sundays during July or August (everything you need will be provided). We also need several additional volunteers to serve as hall monitors. If you're willing to help, contact Kat at 303-521-8721.

STUDENT MINISTRY—SUMMER

Summer is in full swing!

High School Rafting Trip We have plenty of space left for the rafting trip. So, don't only encourage your students to sign up, but encourage them to bring a friend as well. We are hoping to have a good crew set by July 1. It's $150 per person that pays for a full day of rafting, adventure park and an awesome weekend of adventure and camping.

Heat Retreat Be on the lookout for a letter that lays out all of the details for the Middle School Heat Retreat, coming up the weekend of August 8-10. This is a great chance for our Middle School crew to get away before the school year starts.

Upcoming Events—Middle School

Residence Ruckus Wednesday, July 2 @ the Barton’s 5:30-7:30 pm

Water World Wednesday, July 9, 9 am-6:30 pm; Cost: $30

Residence Ruckus Wednesday, July 23 5:30-7:30 pm

Student Fishing Day Thursday, July 24

Drive-In Movie Night Wednesday, July 30, 7:30-10 pm Cost: $5

Upcoming Events—High School

Student Hike Day - Thursday, July 3, 9 am-2 pm meet at church, bring a lunch

Rafting - July 11-13 in Buena Vista, Cost: $150 Catalyst Summer Gathering - Sunday, July 20,

6:30-8:30 pm @ the Trevor’s Elitch Gardens - Monday, July 21, 9:30 am-6 pm.

Cost: $30 Meet at the church

CHILDREN IN WORSHIP

Children of all ages are always welcome in worship! In addition to nursery care, we also offer the following options:

Traditional Service @ 8:30—Children 4 years old and up may attend Adventures in Worship (Room 202) following Time With Our Children

Contemporary Service @ 10:30—Children 3 years -grade 3 may attend Adventures in Worship in Room 202. 4th grade and up remain in worship and may fill out a Sermon Notes sheet (available from an usher), take it to the Fellowship Hall kitchen, and choose a prize from the Treasure Box.

Kid's Prayer Cards

We are asking everyone who has a kid’s prayer card to keep the same child for the next year. If you are unable to continue to be a prayer partner please notify the church office. We have a few new prayer cards. If you would like to be part of this ministry call the church office.

Faith Boxes

Kid’s if you were part of music camp remember to put a Music camp program in your faith box. Extra bulletins at the Information Center in Fellowship Hall.

Pond Party

For families with elementary age children on Sunday, July 27 following the 10:30 am worship service at the Kelly’s. See Deanna Hunt for details.

Children's Ministry for

July and August

As the time for us to say good-bye to Alva approaches, we want to share some information with you about our Children's Ministry for July and August. First, please know that the search for our next Director of Children's Ministries is ongoing. The Search Committee has already had a preliminary conversation with one candidate. We will keep you informed as the process continues. Second, in terms of our Children's Ministry on Sunday mornings, we will continue in July and August as we have in June, with nursery care and Adventures in Worship being offered during both worship services. A

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Actions Taken By General Assembly

The 221st General Assembly (2014) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), like all GAs, conducted a great deal of business and took many actions. Two, however, are of particular significance given their long-term ramifications for the denomination: same- gender marriage and divestment from three companies doing business in Israel.

Regarding same-gender marriage, GA took two actions.

First, GA approved a measure giving pastors the discretion to perform same-gender marriages in states where it is legal. Please note that same-gender marriage is currently NOT legal in Colorado—here, same gender couples may enter into a civil union. The measure also gives churches the same option with regard to its property, which is to say that each Session has the option of permitting (or not) same-gender marriage ceremonies in the congregation’s facilities. This measure took effect at the conclusion of the General Assembly on Saturday, June 21, 2014.

Second, GA voted to send to the presbyteries a change to the Book of Order concerning the definition of marriage. Currently, marriage is defined as being “between a man and a woman”; the change sent to the presbyteries would define marriage as being “between two people (traditionally a man and a woman).” Presbyteries have one year to vote on the proposed change. If a majority approves the change, it would take effect June 21, 2015.

Regarding divestment, GA approved the following

action: “Instruct the Presbyterian Foundation and the Board of Pensions of the PC(USA), to divest from Caterpillar, Inc., Hewlett-Packard, and Motorola Solutions, in accord with our church’s decades-long socially responsible investment (SRI) history, and not to reinvest in these companies until the Mission Responsibility Through Investment Committee of the PC(USA) is fully satisfied that product sales and services by these companies are no longer in conflict with our church investment policy.” These three companies were chosen because: “Caterpillar provides bulldozers used in the destruction of Palestinian homes and for clearing land of structures and fruit and olive tree groves in preparation for construction of the barrier wall; Hewlett-Packard has extensive involvement with the Israeli army and provides electronic systems at checkpoints, logistics and communications systems to support the naval blockade of the Gaza Strip, as well as

business relationships with illegal settlements in the West Bank; and Motorola Solutions provides military communications and surveillance systems in illegal Israeli settlements.”

The Session is aware of the complexity of these issues and that they give rise to many questions. The Session is also aware that many in the congregation have strong feelings about these issues. Therefore, Session will hold a Town Hall meeting at 9:45 am, Sunday, July 13, in the Fellowship Hall to provide information and answer questions. There will also be several opportunities to discuss these issues in a smaller group setting. Elders will host groups at the church at 9:45 am, Sunday, July 20. Two Elders will also be hosting groups in their homes: Brenda Holt-Harris (5036 Fox Hill Dr, 80504, 720-221-8255, [email protected]) and Jason Kruse (2212 Ridgeview Way, 80504, 303-772-6848, [email protected]) at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, July 23. Please RSVP to Brenda or Jason.

The Deacons are launching a new ministry at CENTRALongmont called The Mercy Fund. Mercy means kindness or help, a

disposition to be compassionate, and benevolence. We hope to show God’s love to our church family in times of personal crisis or hardship through prayer, community service referral/member service referral and financial assistance. The Mercy Fund is open to members of CENTRALongmont, as well as to regular attenders. We will be providing more information about The Mercy Fund in the coming months.

If you have a need to use The Mercy Fund, you may begin the process by contacting the front office, the pastor or any active deacon. A deacon will then reach out to you to begin the confidential application process.

If you would like to support The Mercy Fund, you may designate The Mercy Fund in the memo line of your check made out to Central Presbyterian Church. Grocery Certificates may also be designated for the fund. You can also donate your talents by signing up for the CENTRALongmont Member Service Bank. This bank is a list of members who are willing to use their skills and gifts to help out other members in time of great need.

Thank you for your support in helping the diaconate care for those of our congregation.

Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who

knocks, the door will be opened. Matt 7:7-8

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COMMUNITY GROUPS

We need to live our faith. It’s one thing to know what you believe—to recite doctrine and quote Scripture. It’s another to put that knowledge in service to how we live. Day-in and day-out. And good as it can be to live it for ourselves and our family and friends, better still is to live it in and for community. That’s what community groups are about. People—twelve or so—some of whom are followers of Jesus and members of Central, others who don’t hang their hat in any church, and still others who aren’t entirely sure about this Jesus guy at all. What they have in common is a commitment to doing life together, discovering what it means to live your faith, and, in the process, making Longmont a little better place to call home.

Community groups meet weekly or biweekly for fellowship, learning, and mission. They’re made-up of all ages and types of people. They meet in homes, restaurants and bars, and parks. You’re welcome to visit any group to see if it clicks for you or, because we’re forming new groups on a regular basis, explore the opportunities of being part of a start-up.

Our Community Groups Include:

“Go Now” is a very diverse group of friends who love and support each other unconditionally. They are interested in expanding their missional outreach and supporting more needs. Currently their mission focus is Boulder County Care Connect. They meet Tuesdays at 4 pm at Left Hand Brewery. For more info contact John or Evelyn Maher at [email protected] or 303-827-9843.

“King’s Team” is a group dedicated to growing and sharing garden vegetables, and leading monthly sing-a-longs at Cinnamon Park Assisted Living. They meet twice monthly at a yet to be located “community table” with light refreshments (at a park picnic table in the summer). For more info or for meeting dates/times, contact Marv Van Peursem at [email protected] or 303-775-0734.

“Latino Ministry” - Their mission is to create and strengthen opportunities to serve the immigrant community in order to promote strong Christian families, raise Christian leaders, provide Christian discipleship, encourage community involvement and support multicultural unity. They meet for dinner and worship at 5 pm the second and fourth Sundays of the month. For more info contact Eddie Mendoza at 956-458-6307 or [email protected]

PCUSA

ZAMBIA-ZIMBABWE-MOZAMBIQUE

MISSION NETWORK

CENTRALongmont will host the annual meeting of the

PCUSA Zambia-Zimbabwe-Mozambique Mission Network,

October 29-November 1, 2014. The ZZM Mission

Network includes all PCUSA mission workers in the three

countries and all congregations there who are partnering

with PCUSA congregations in the United States. The

meeting this year will be attended by members of

churches in Zambia and Zimbabwe—including Rev. Daniel

Tembo of our sister congregation in Chawama—and

representatives of the Presbyterian Mission Agency in

Louisville. We are particularly honored that Rev. Dr.

Victor Chilenje, Moderator of the Church of Central Africa

Presbyterian (CCAP), will be with us. Many of the

meeting events are free and open to everyone. As hosts,

there will be much for us to do to welcome the 75+

guests we expect to attend. More details will follow in

the weeks to come but, in the meantime, if you’re

interested in helping us get ready, speak with Pastor

David.

PEOPLE OF PRAYER

If you have prayer requests or updates, please contact

Anne Holmes at 303-776-0679.

Letters

Thank You for the cards, comments, hugs, gifts, warm

wishes and a gorgeous quilt. I have been blessed by your

out pouring of love. My goal has always been that we all

walk closer to the Lord, especially your little ones.

May the Lord bless you-- and guide the church as you

seek a new children’s person. Psalm 78: 4-6 “ We will tell

the next generation of the praiseworthy deeds of the

Lord, his power, and the wonders he has done, so the

next generation would know them, then they would put

their trust in God.”

Alva Wiersma

Thanks Church Family:

I appreciate your concerns, prayers, calls and visits

during my illness. I have some improvement but still

have a lengthy road to a full recovery. Blessings to all.

Don Becker

New Community Groups are being formed. If you are

interested in being part of a community group or

leading a group, contact Donna Ferrey at

[email protected]

Presbyterian Women’s Summer Coffee

Wednesday, August 20 9:30-11:30 am

Judy Smith’s home 2925 Breakwater Way, Longmont

(north of McIntosh Lake; parking is limited) call Judy at 303-776-5967 for directions

Sign up in Fellowship Hall

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“Young Families” - This group is designed for families with young children and is open to anyone who doesn’t mind being around young children. Group meets periodically for fun family events, community service projects, ladies/men’s night, etc. Participation is flexible and accommodating for busy lives. For more info contact Julie Gallegos at [email protected] or Facebook Kat Whitt or Julie Gallegos.

BIBLE STUDIES

Men’s Wednesday Morning Bible Study - 6:45 am in Fellowship Hall. They are on break for the summer and will resume in September. Contact: Tom Moore, 720-837-5195 or [email protected]

Friday Morning Women’s Bible Study - Fridays at 9:30 am in Fellowship Hall. They are on break for the summer and will resume in September. Contact: Susan Landers, 303-682-9783 or [email protected]

Women’s Bible Study - Third Friday of the month at 9:30 am in the Berhenke Room. Contact: Judy Cavcey, 303-772-6506 or [email protected]

Women’s Circles Deborah Circle - Second Tuesday @ 7 pm in host homes. Contact: Carol Hayward, 303-684-0367 or [email protected]

Lois Circle - Third Thursday @ 1:30 pm in Fellowship Hall. Contact: Roberta Nagy, 303-776-9339 or [email protected]

Priscilla Circle - Third Thursday @ 9:15 am in host homes. Contact: Sally Seth, 303-682-1214 or [email protected]

2014 Ecumenical Women’s Retreat

September 26-28

Highland’s Retreat Center

Westview Presbyterian Church would like to invite the Women of CENTRALongmont to the 2014 Ecumenical Women's Retreat. Pastor Lori Lyter from First Pres. Loveland will be leading our spiritual journey over the weekend. Registration forms are available at the Information Center in Fellowship Hall.

MISSION/LIVING YOUR FAITH

OPPORTUNITIES

Making a Difference One Burrito at a Time - Day Labor Outreach - Sponsor a Breakfast Burrito! $1.85 pays for ingredients for one burrito and $160 pays for ingredients for one month. Checks should be made out to Central Presbyterian Church (mark burrito on the memo).

Community Food Share - Contact: Sue Ericson at [email protected] or 303-652-3663 ext. 202. For more information visit their website at www.communityfoodshare.org

Crossroads School - A faith-based school with a unique vision for Longmont. Crossroads reaches students who have struggled in a traditional school or who find that a traditional school doesn’t meet their needs. For more info go to crossroadslongmont.org

Frontera de Cristo - a Presbyterian border ministry located in the sister cities of Agua Prieta, Sonora and Douglas, AZ. For more info and to make donations go to www.fronteradecristo.org

Habitat for Humanity - Contact: Nicole Stanek, 303-682-2485 or [email protected]

H.O.P.E. (Homeless Outreach Providing Encouragement) For more information go to hopeforlongmont.org.

Longmont Meals on Wheels - Needs volunteers to prepare and deliver meals. To receive meals, donate or volunteer, please call 303-772-0540.

OUR Center Lunches - Central’s 2014 dates to serve lunch at the OUR Center are July 13, September 14 and November 9. Sign up at the Information Center in Fellowship Hall. For more info contact Chris Edwards at [email protected]

Our sister congregation, Chawama Presbyterian Church, in inner-city Lusaka, Zambia - Living the Gospel in the midst of the poor, most of whom have been ravaged by HIV/AIDS, Chawama has established prayer houses throughout the community, provided micro loans for small business startups, planted a new congregation, and staffs a Home Health Care program for people with AIDS. Perhaps most importantly, Chawama runs a school for children orphaned by AIDS. For the vast majority of the children, this school is their only opportunity to receive an education. Central has been blessed to come along side our brothers and sisters in Chawama, providing prayer and material support. We send mission teams on a regular basis to work with the Chawama church and gain a better understanding of how we can support their work. Just as importantly, the Chawama church has taught us what it means to serve rather than

Session Highlights

At the June 24, 2014 Session meeting, the following issues were addressed and actions taken:

Approved forming a partnership between the Central youth program and the local Young Life organization which will allow the two groups to share and balance programming, staffing, and areas of expertise.

Approved a new job description “Director of Next Generation Ministries” which will result in changes to Wes Trevor’s current responsibilities being done in phases. Session also approved an increase in Wes’ salary of $10,000 annually effective September 1, 2014. This will come from a reallocation of current funds and will result in no increase in the church budget.

Approved adding increased wireless capabilities throughout the facility by adding additional routers in parts of the building.

Approved using the church as a primary warming center for the coming season.

Approved a series of informal meetings in July to inform the congregation of recent changes approved by the General Assembly - July 13 a “town hall” at the church following the 8:30 worship service, July 20 “coffee with the Session” at 9:45 at the church, and July 23 at 6:30 pm at the home of Kris and Brenda Harris. More details will be announced in the Sunday bulletins in the next few weeks.

Financial Data

May Year-to-Date

Actual Budget Difference Actual Budget Difference

Revenues $36,552 $49,583 -$13,031 $203,562 $247,917 -$44,355

Expenses 43,025 49,583 -6,558 226,110 247,917 -21,807

Difference -$6,473 $0 -$6,473 -$22,548 $0 -$22,548

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be served: living joyfully the Great Commandment that we love others as God loves us. Chawama Presbyterian embodies what it means to be a missional/incarnational church. For more info go to www.ccapzambia.org/index.htm or www.presbyterianmission.org/ministries/global/zambia/

The Round Pantry at Westview Presbyterian Church A member agency of Community Food Share serving the hungry the 2nd and 4th Tuesday each month.

A Vocal FACE Off

and Fundraiser for A Woman’s Work

A Woman’s Work provides support for women in the St. Vrain Valley whose immediate financial needs cannot be met by other sources. In 2013, AWW assisted 257 women by granting over $241,000. They only ask that recipients perform an

act of kindness in return. Members of our community are fundraising for A Woman’s Work through A Vocal FACE Off.

FACE is a nationally recognized vocal rock band based out of Boulder County, bringing a new edge and attitude to the human voice. Using just five singers and a vocal drummer, Face creates a rock-music phenomenon that has to be seen to be believed. No instrument and no special effects – just six guys.

Our own Lee Smoot is participating and hoping to be on stage with FACE! The top four fundraisers will sing with FACE at the benefit concert on Sunday, August 10 at 6:30 pm at Lifebridge Church. Concert tickets go on sale July 1. $15/adult, $10/children, and $25 for reserved seating. For more information on the contest and concert or to make a donation in support of Lee, please contact go to awomanswork.org You can also contact Lee Smoot with questions. Thanks for your help!

MISCELLANEOUS

On-Line Giving - for anyone who would like to have their gifts or tithe directly transferred from their bank accounts. Go to www.centralongmont.net

Labels for Education - Save labels from Campbell's, Pepperidge Farms and General Mills products. Put the labels in the container at the Information Center in Fellowship Hall. Labels will go to Crossroads School.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5

6:45pm Fellowship Team (CF)

9:00am SVSD AGOLA (FH)

5:30p Middle School Residence Ruckus (offsite)

9:00am SVSD AGOLA (FH)

9:00a Faith Sowers (WDR)

7:00pm Pipe Band (E/WDR)

10:00a Shirley Gendreizig Master Class (S)

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

8:30am Worship

10:30am Worship

12:30pm Latino Ministry Team

1:30pm SVSSD AGLOA (FH)


6:00pm Chawama Partners


5:00pm Latino Worship Service (Overflow)

OFFICE CLOSED

2:00pm PrimeTimers (BR)

6:45pm Mission (WDR)

9:30am MOM's Club Board (N)

9:00am Faith Sowers (WDR)


7:00am HS Rafting (Buena Vista)

HS Rafting (Buena Vista)

Room Key:

Annex = 428 Kimbark N = Nursery

BR = Berhenke Room S = Sanctuary

FH = Fellowship Hall CF = Conference Room

EDR = East Dining Room M =Choir Room

WDR = West Dining Room La Vita Bella = 5th & Main St

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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S Rafting (Buena Vista)

8:30am Worship 9:45am Facilities

Committee (BR) 10:30am Worship 3:00pm Pipe Band

(E/WDR) 5:00pm Latino

Worship Service (Overflow)

4:30pm Long Net (FH)

5:30pmMOVI Task Force (BR)

6:45pm Deacons (FH)

9:00amSVVSD AGOLA (FH)

9:00amSVVSD AGOLA (FH)

9:00amFaith Sowers (WDR)


1:00pm Longmont Writers Club (FH)

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

8:30am Worship 9:45am St.

Ministry (Annex) 10:30am Worship 1:30pm SVVSD

AGLOA (FH) 3:00pm Pipe Band

E/WDR) 6:00pm High

School Summer Meeting (Wes’s House)


6:45pm Session (FH)

9:30am MOMs Club (N)

5:30pmMiddle School Residence Ruckus (offsite)

9:00amFaith Sowers (WDR)


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8:30am Worship 10:30am Worship 3:00pmPipe Band

(E/WDR) 5:00pm Latino

Worship Service (overflow)


9:00am SVVSD AGOLA (FH)

9:00am Faith Sowers (WDR)

7:00pm Pipe Band

MISSION PRAYER REQUESTS

Rev. Mark Adams Frontero de Cristo Tad & Jane Gilmore—University of Northern CO Student Ministries Jane Holslag—Lithuania Jamie & Susan Ramge—Bolivia Nancy Collins—Zambia Zambia Chawama Presbyterian, our sister PCUSA congregation in Zambia

Contact Us Central Presbyterian Church ~ 402 Kimbark St., Longmont, CO 80501

303-776-6833 ~ www.centralongmont.net ~ after hours emergency number: 303-378-8511 Office Hours: Monday - Thursday ~ 9:00 am-Noon & 1:00-4:00 pm; Closed Friday

Staff Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministries ~ Wes Trevor (ext. 107) ~ [email protected]

Director of Music Ministries ~ Lee Smoot (ext. 108) ~ [email protected]

Contemporary Worship Leader ~ Collin Moore ~ [email protected]

Director of Communications & Missional Outreach ~ Donna Ferrey (ext. 101) ~ [email protected]

Intern for Worship and Missional Outreach ~ Drew West ~ [email protected]

Treasurer ~ LeeAnn Fennell (ext. 113) [email protected]

Pastor ~ David Barker (ext. 105) ~ [email protected]

Stephen Ministry Eve Bruce ~ 303-651-2573; Lisa Nelson ~ 303-828-5358; Sally Seth ~ 303-682-1214; Kathleen Thomson ~ 303-678-2910

For more info visit www.centralpres.net or follow us on Facebook

7/1 Don Becker Anne Kelly 7/2 George Adam Rhonda Casey Ben Ellis Al Page Marcia Page 7/3 George Chandler 7/4 Gloria Brown Nathaniel Eiffert 7/5 Emily Damek 7/6 Mandy Tulich Connie Young 7/7 Sean Ledingham Eve Tulich 7/9 Kaitlyn Damek Julia Eiffert Bonnie Veal 7/10 Marjilou Nightingale 7/11 Carol Hayward J.L. Hooper 7/12 Giovanni Gallegos 7/15 Amy Kolanowski

7/16 Jim Maxwell 7/17 Charles Brown Harry Holmes 7/18 Lee Ann Fennell Brenda Kien Lee Smoot 7/20 Jason Kruse 7/21 Bobbye Barker 7/22 Connie Dunham Pat Emerson Jerry Mikels Jeananne Wright 7/25 Deanna Hunt 7/26 Sally Seth 7/27 Matthew Legg 7/29 Siobhan Nelson 7/31 David Dean

7/6/1968 Kent & Jane Nelson 7/7/1979 Russ & Annette Reitinger 7/8/1989 John & Evelyn Maher 7/9/1983 Doug Geiger & Barbara Emery-Geiger 7/10/1964 Ed & Rita Holmberg 7/15/1967 Gary & Janice Armour 7/22/1995 Debbie & Greg Betsinger

June 15—Margaret Berhenke’s 104th birthday

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