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6 Dane Street, P.O. Box 87 Kennebunk Maine 04043 (207) 985-4494 SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE Thank you for silencing your cell phone during the Service. Prayers and Blessings: Please note any Blessings for which you wish to thank God and concerns for which you would like prayers in the book on the table at the right entrance to the Sanctuary. If you are unable to use that door, an usher can bring the book to you. All items noted in the book will be included in the weekly Pas- toral Prayer. There is a fresh page each week. [email protected] Sun. Apr. 16 6:00 am Community Sunrise Service Sun. Apr. 16 10:00 am Easter Worship Service Sun. Apr. 16 6:00 pm NA Open Meeting Mon. Apr. 17 1:30 pm The Village Ringers Rehearsal Mon. Apr. 17 7:00 pm Boy Scout Meeting Tues. Apr. 18 10:00 am Biddeford Adult Education Wed. Apr. 19 10:00 am Biddeford Adult Education Fri. Apr. 21 12:00 pm Choir Rehearsal Our Genesis Bible Study will resume on Wednes- day, 4/19/17 at 6:30 PM . We will be looking at Lesson 3, Genesis 18:16-33, Entertaining Heavenly Visitors. Study Guides are avail- able in the office. There is no cost and everyone is invited. www.Facebook.com/Christ.Church.7543 When sending mail to the church please remember to use our P.O. Box 87 instead of our street ad- dress to ensure delivery. Also, our email address is [email protected] Why Wear a Safety Pin? It is subtle way people are making a state- ment against sexism, racism, and xeno- phobia in a show of solidarity. It is a sign that you are a safe person. A person peo- ple in need can turn to. A marginalized person who is being harassed will look to you to help keep them safe. By wearing the safety pin you make a public pledge to be a walking, talking safe space for the marginalized. Weekly Bulletin Deadline: To ensure that your information is in- cluded in our weekly bulletin please sub- mit information one week in advance. There will be a gathering at Narragansett Point at Gooch’s Beach just before 6:00 a.m., April 16th, for an ecumenical service. The service includes Easter hymns, readings from the Old Testament, an Epistle and then from the Gospel, in a sharing of the story of the resurrection of Jesus. Monday, April 17th
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6 Dane Street, P.O. Box 87 Kennebunk Maine 04043
(207) 985-4494
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
Thank you for silencing your cell phone during the Service.
Prayers and Blessings: Please note any Blessings for which you wish to thank God and concerns for which you would like prayers in the book on the table at the right entrance to the Sanctuary. If you are unable to use that door, an usher can bring the book to you. All items noted in the book will be included in the weekly Pas-toral Prayer. There is a fresh page each week.
Sun. Apr. 16 6:00 am Community Sunrise Service
Sun. Apr. 16 10:00 am Easter Worship Service
Sun. Apr. 16 6:00 pm NA Open Meeting
Mon. Apr. 17 1:30 pm The Village Ringers Rehearsal
Mon. Apr. 17 7:00 pm Boy Scout Meeting
Tues. Apr. 18 10:00 am Biddeford Adult Education
Wed. Apr. 19 10:00 am Biddeford Adult Education
Fri. Apr. 21 12:00 pm Choir Rehearsal
Our Genesis Bible Study will resume on Wednes-day, 4/19/17 at 6:30 PM. We will be looking at Lesson 3, Genesis 18:16-33, Entertaining Heavenly Visitors. Study Guides are avail-able in the office. There is no cost and everyone is invited.
www.Facebook.com/Christ.Church.7543
When sending mail to the church
please remember to use our P.O.
Box 87 instead of our street ad-
dress to ensure delivery.
Also, our email address is
Why Wear a Safety Pin?
It is subtle way people are making a state-ment against sexism, racism, and xeno-phobia in a show of solidarity. It is a sign that you are a safe person. A person peo-ple in need can turn to. A marginalized person who is being harassed will look to you to help keep them safe. By wearing the safety pin you make a public pledge to be a walking, talking safe space for the marginalized.
Weekly Bulletin Deadline: To ensure that your information is in-cluded in our weekly bulletin please sub-mit information one week in advance.
There will be a gathering at Narragansett Point at Gooch’s Beach just before 6:00 a.m., April 16th, for an ecumenical service. The service includes Easter hymns, readings from the Old Testament, an Epistle and then from the Gospel, in a sharing of the story of the resurrection of Jesus.
Monday, April 17th
For Pastoral Care, Contact Rev. Mark Arbisi 207-590-9592 or
[email protected] Pastor Office Hours:
Monday, Friday 9:30am to 1:30pm Saturday by appointment
Church Office Hours: Mon Apr. 17 OFFICE CLOSED
Tues Apr. 18 9:30am –2:30pm
Wed Apr. 29 9:30am –2:30pm
Fri. Apr. 21 9:30am – 2:30pm
Schedule for Greeters:
Apr. 16 Dick & Judy Cadmus
Liturgist Schedule:
Apr. 16 Jane King
Apr. 23 Jim Anderson
Church Community
Outreach Services
Produce Pantry
The CCOS Produce
Pantry distributes
food Fridays from 9:00 am to about
9:30 am at St Martha’s Church on
Portland Rd, Kennebunk.
Especially Needed: Canned Hams,
Beef Stew, Tuna fish, Dry Milk,
Canned Vegetables (corn, green
beans, and peas), Spaghetti Sauce,
Mayonnaise, Pancake Mix and Syrup.
Now you can read Pastor Mark’s sermons
on our website! Miss a week? Click on the
sermon tab and find the date and now you
can read it at your convenience.
www.christchurchkennebunk.org
Kristopher Clapp—6
Eleanor Grames—12
Rebekah Michaels—14
Renee Arbisi—17
Liz Roper—24
Abbi Davis—25
AMIGOS 2017 AMIGOS was started in 2004 by the York Association following a mission trip
to Honduras. The travelers learned that during the summer months, when school
was not ordinarily in session, children in the poorer villages had no food to eat.
Some died of starvation. This seemed like a problem Mainers could tackle.
And with your help, we will continue! AMIGOS has changed over the years,
trying to simplify the program and be the best stewards of our resources. Rather
than sending actual buckets of food, we now collect monetary donations. We
purchase and deliver the food locally in Honduras, providing fresher food, a
boost to the local economy, and the ability to stretch your donations to feed more
children. Plus, we know every penny we raise helps a child! Many of these chil-
dren have only a small cup of coffee (no milk) and a piece of tortilla for their
meal. Your donations provide fruit, vegetables, and protein delivered through the
school system, in the remote mountain villages.
Please join with other York County Churches and make a HUGE difference
in the life of a child
We would like all donations to be turned in by June 4th, 2017 (but there is al-
ways grace). If you would like to send a donation directly, please make a check
payable to York Association Missions and note “AMIGOS” in the memo line.
Send it to:
Marc Precourt
AMIGOS PROJECT
First Parish Federated Church
150 Main Street
South Berwick, Maine 03908
Questions? Contact your church's AMIGOS Coordinator or one of your YA
Mission Committee members.
Sharon Beckwith: [email protected] 207-651-5558
Lucy Putnam: [email protected] 603-742-8381
Brian Gruhn: [email protected] 207-439-0650
Beth Hoffman: [email protected] 207-439-1105
Marc Precourt [email protected] (treasurer)
Brian Gruhn: [email protected] 207-439-0650
Beth Hoffman: [email protected] 207-439-1105
Marc Precourt: [email protected] (treasurer)
2017-2018 Pledge cards are available in the back of
the church. It is not too late to make your pledge.
