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Text Giving
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NASSAU operating
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73256
to give to the Operating Fund.
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NASSAU hunger
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73256
to give to the Hunger Fund.
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Stewardship During This Time
The people of Nassau Presbyterian Church celebrate and demonstrate God’s love through worship and service in Princeton and through our lives and work in the world.
The opening of our Mission Statement is as true today as ever! I am grateful for Nassau Church and its presence in my life during this time. I want you to know that our church staff is working closely with our Session and Finance Committee considering scenarios that we may need to use for managing through this time while keeping our faith community and Mission vibrant and meaningful. We also know that this time of unprecedented upheaval may have impacted your financial situation and that you may also by planning and thinking about that. In the midst of it all, along with our Pastor Davis and the Session, I simply ask that you remember your financial stewardship to Nassau through our “remote” ways of giving, as listed here.
With gratitude to God for your generous giving to Nassau Church,
Kim Kleasen
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In addition to the online giving options, you may also send your gift in the U.S. mail. As our offices have closed, mail is being forwarded to Linda Gilmore. You may also mail directly to Linda (look up her address in My Nassau or Church Life or contact her by email.) Mail forwarding has been sporadic so if you mailed a check more than 10 days ago that has not cleared, please contact
Linda
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Adult Education - Saturday, April 18
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Lindsey Trozzo will bring us Adult Education this week, focusing on Doubting Thomas. We hope that offering this video on Saturday will relieve some of the pressure to "get it all done" on Sunday morning.
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Worship - Sunday, April 19, 9:15 a.m.
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The service will be available under
"This Sunday"
on the website on Sunday, April 19, beginning at 9:15 a.m. There is also a direct link on the homepage under "worship".
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Zoom Coffee Hour - Sunday, April 19, 11:00 a.m.
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The Zoom meeting will begin at 11 a.m.
Please join at that time or a few minutes earlier. The majority of coffee hour will be spent in breakout groups, so only those who join in the first five minutes will be able to participate in the small group conversations.
Meeting ID: 726 719 944
Password: 139057
If you haven't Zoomed yet, y
ou’ll need to download a small app to your computer, iPad/tablet, or smartphone. For technical support, please review the following tips
here
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Lenten Devotions transitioning to Eastertide
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Eastertide is the period of the church year between the celebrations of Easter and Pentecost (this year: April 13 - May 31). The Adult Education Committee has decided to continue the daily devotionals that the congregation shared in Lent. For the rest of April, Pastor Dave has selected a verse of scripture for each day. Other pastors will lead us through May.
Would you like to write a meditation to share with the rest of the congregation? If you are isolating with your middle school and high school children, perhaps the whole family could submit a family meditation. If you are alone and bored, or fearful and anxious, or looking for a project to fill the long hours between breakfast and bedtime, this might be just the thing.
Please contact
Marcia Wood
. We need 25 volunteer writers to keep the thread going.
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Look for the Zoom link in your email or on our Facebook page, Nassau's Upper Room. The meeting is waiting room protected.
- 5:00 p.m. - Middle School
- 7:00 p.m. - High School
- 8:00 p.m. - Back from College
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Breaking Bread Worship continues weekly at 6:30 p.m. EDT on Sundays.
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Children, Youth and Adult choirs continue to meet via Zoom and YouTube! We are thankful for the ways in which music continues to connect us. Please contact
Noel
or
Ingrid
for more information.
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Opportunities for Community Support
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The ministry of prayer is part of the baptismal calling of every believer. We pray for the world because God so loves the world. We pray for the church because it is Christ’s body, living and working in the world. We pray for one another because we care for the wholeness of God’s people.
T
o request prayer for yourself, a loved one, or a friend please contact
Debbi Roldan
.
To join the prayer chain, send Debbi your email address or phone number.
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Reaching the Nassau Staff
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The church office is now closed. Staff are reachable by phone (609) 924-0103 and
email
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If you have a pastoral emergency please call the church office, dial "0", and leave a message.
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