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1st Sunday in Lent
February 26, 2023
In-Person Worship at 9:00 and 10:30 am, every Sundays.**
Livestream Worship, 10:30 am, every Sunday.
**Mask required at 9:00 am Worship, Mask Optional at 10:30 am Worship
Child Care available for 9:00 and 10:30 am services.
Sunday School for Pre-K - 8th Grade during 10:30 am Worship, every Sunday.
*Register for Sunday School here.
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You can connect on YouTube HERE.
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Dear friends and members at Ark and Dove,
A hefty thank you to the rather large team that planned cooked, and cleaned, that served food and moved furniture for our Shrove Pancake Supper. Thank you for a great evening that sent us well fed into the Lenten Season that began with Ash Wednesday.
Now we bury our Alleluias until Easter. Huh? How do you bury an alleluia? Well, you don't physically bury them, your cease to sing them. As Lent is a time of self-reflection and evaluation, it is an ancient church tradition to set aside the use of the word alleluia in worship and store them up for Easter morning. You could call it a Lenten discipline, like joining a Lenten study group, fasting, dieting or giving up some type of food. It's a way of reminding ourselves just how special Easter is. And so, we must confess that at least once in the life of Ark and Dove, we arrived at a Lenten Sunday morning service only to discover we picked a hymn with the word alleluia included. That can be a scramble for the choir or the band. It's good to have musicians on hand that can make last minute changes.
Another Lenten discipline is to make financial gifts to people facing hardships and that is why we receive the One Great Hour of Sharing offering during Lent and Easter. This year with the multiple earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, it's good to know that Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is already coordinating with partners in the region to provide aid and relief. Thank you for your gifts. You will find a giving tab for One Great Hour of Sharing on our website.
Speaking of financial requests, I will never make a private personal plea to you. I will ask in my letter like above.
This is just in - There is a Scammer out there this week pretending to be me. This is the scam message with the FAKE e-mail address.
On Feb 24, 2023, at 12:42, Tim Stern wrote:
Hello xxxxx, Are you less busy at the moment? I have a request and want you to handle it confidentially and discreetly. Let me know if you’re available.
Blessings ,
Pastor Tim Stern
Ark and Dove Presbyterian Church
I wish you the Peace of Christ,
Tim
tstern@arkanddove.org
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Message from Interim Associate Pastors | |
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Dear Members and Friends of Ark and Dove,
During the weeks before Lent, the sermons at Ark and Dove focused on the response of faith to various aspects of anxiety. Now, during the Lenten season we are returning to the lectionary. So, today, we want to say a little about the lectionary, which can be confusing, even to pastors.
The lectionary is a three-year cycle of readings from the scriptures: as a rule it includes a psalm, a reading form the Hebrew Scriptures, one from the Epistles in the New Testament, and one from the Gospels. At Ark and Dove, we generally include two of these readings in our worship on Sunday and often incorporate the other reading or the Psalm into the Call to Worship or other liturgy. In some churches all four readings are required and the sermon is always based on one of the readings. In the Presbyterian Church they are suggested, but not required. There are several benefits of the lectionary. One is the congregation works its way through a major portion of the scripture over the three years. Another is that we don’t constantly hear the pastor’s favorite scriptures but are exposed to a more rounded sample of the Bible. As pastors we can attest to the fact that on some weeks we are not instantly moved by any of the readings. We wonder what we can possibly say to the congregation based on those readings. In the struggle to hear what God might be saying to us through the suggested readings, God can speak more clearly than if we consistently relied on scriptures we select because they seem to us to have a clear message.
Much more can be said about the lectionary (google: Presbyterian Church USA lectionary 2023), but rather than inflict that upon you in this message, we want to let you know that the pastors will be focusing on the Hebrew Scripture readings this Lent. They have to do with the general theme of God’s call to God’s people and God’s covenant with God’s people. Our hope is that each Sunday as Lent unfolds, we will hear more deeply what God is calling us as a congregation and us as individuals to do and to be.
Have a Lent full of blessings,
Caroline and Stephen
caroline.pricegibson@arkanddove.org
stephen.pricegibson@arkanddove.org
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11 Then the devil left him, and suddenly angels came and waited on him. 12 Now when Jesus heard that John had been arrested, he withdrew to Galilee. 13 He left Nazareth and made his home in Capernaum by the sea, in the territory of Zebulun and Naphtali, 14 so that what had been spoken through the prophet Isaiah might be fulfilled: 15 “Land of Zebulun, land of Naphtali, on the road by the sea, across the Jordan, Galilee of the gentiles— 16 the people who sat in darkness have seen a great light, and for those who sat in the region and shadow of death light has dawned.” 17 From that time Jesus began to proclaim, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near.”
Matthew 4:11-17
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Holy One, Our creator, hold me this day with the same hands that shaped the mountains, and drew the butterflies, with the same hand that flung the stars into the heavens. Keep my heart soft and open to kindness and grace and fashion my faith into something strong. Renew and recreate me in the image of your child, my sibling Jesus. Amen. | |
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We are thrilled to welcome Morgan State University senior, Jaylin Jennings this Sunday to both the 9:00 and 10:30 services on our final Sunday of Black History Month (read about Jaylin below). Jaylin will open each service with an arrangement of This Little Light of Mine, by composer Margaret Bonds.
This piece is a well-known gospel song that has become an anthem of the civil rights movement. The song originated in the African American spiritual tradition, and its lyrics are based on the biblical passage in Matthew 5:16, which says, "Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." The song is a call to action, urging listeners to let their light shine by standing up for justice and equality.
Margaret Bonds was an African American composer and arranger who played a significant role in bringing This Little Light of Mine to a wider audience. She arranged the song for piano and voice in the 1950s, and her version became one of the most popular arrangements of the song. Bonds was a pioneering figure in the classical music world, and she worked to incorporate elements of African American spirituals and folk music into her compositions.
The offertory is an upbeat and energetic spiritual, titled His Name So Sweet, written by Hall Johnson. Hall Johnson was an important figure in the preservation and promotion of African American spirituals in the early to mid-20th century. He was a composer, arranger, and conductor who worked with the Hall Johnson Choir, a group of singers he founded in 1925. The choir was made up of some of the most talented African American singers of the time and performed spirituals and other traditional music from the African American tradition.
Rebecca
Director of Music
rechols@arkanddove.org
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Jaylin Jennings, soprano, is a senior at Morgan State University studying vocal performance under the tutelage of Robert Cantrell. Having sung all her life and in choir at Western High School, Jaylin knew that she wanted to study at Morgan State because of their history of producing great singers.
In addition to Jaylin's musical successes, she is an outstanding student, having received awards of Outstanding Freshman, Outstanding Sophomore, Outstanding Junior, Outstanding Music History, Outstanding Music Theater Revue, Perfect Weekly Attendance and Highest Grade Point Average with a GPA of 3.9.
Miss Jennings hopes to continue her studies in graduate school and eventually work in the Musical Theater field while producing her own music.
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(Left to Right) Ayla Bayly, Elliot Scheer, Katie Vernon, Emmanuel Lawson, Lillian Gray, Ellie Stavely, Mary Lawson, Rae'tta Bond | |
Thank you to our beautiful congregation for showing love to our young people last week as they shared their song, We Shall Overcome, on hand chimes. Your words of encouragement and acts of love truly brightened their day. We are looking forward to serving again in worship services very soon! Stay tuned!
Youth Ensemble and Choir Rehearsal will resume on Sunday, February 26, 2023. Youth Ensemble will be held from 9 AM to 9:45 AM. Choir Rehearsal will be held from 9:45 AM to 10:15 AM.
Participating families are encouraged to join our weekly e-mail list and Google Classroom. Important information will be shared in these settings, as well as rehearsal reminders, music for the week, photos from special Sunday’s, etc. To join, please use the below codes. If you have trouble joining, please stop by one of the rehearsals and I will gladly assist. If you have any questions and/or concerns, please e-mail me at raetta.bond@arkanddove.org.
Google Classrooms:
Youth Ensemble
Children’s Choir
In peace,
Rae'tta
Director of Music for Children and Youth
raetta.bond@arkanddove.org
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Message from
Interim Director of Youth Ministry
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Dear Friends and Members of the Ark and Dove Community,
It seems like the beginning of this year has flown by and summer conference registration is already upon us. This is a friendly reminder that the $125 registration fee and the registration form for the high school conference (graduating 8th-12th graders) are due by March 1st. I will be following up with those who register for additional information, but the form that I need by March 1st is linked below (there will also be physical copies available on Sunday). It will only take a few minutes to fill out.
Kind Regards,
Whitney
Interim Director of Youth Ministry
whitney.grimm@arkanddove.org
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Per Capita Special Offering
Ark and Dove is now receiving the Per Capita Special Offering. The church pays a combined $40.00 per member to the General Assembly of the PCUSA ($9.85), The Synod of the Mid Atlantic ($1.15), and the Presbytery of Baltimore ($29.00) to cover the Administrative Expenses of our denomination. Per Capita funding is how Presbyterians mutually share the costs of coming together and to set directions for the future. Contributions to Per Capita provide the ecclesiastical infrastructure that binds our ministry. It enables churches to call pastors; supports those pastors in their ministries; provides for guidance in troubled times; encourages those called to church leadership; and enables us to gather as the body of Christ. You can pay your per Capita by clicking here.
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Bulletin - 1st Sunday in Lent | |
Calling on All Ark and Dove members and guests!
The Ark and Dove Deacons will be calling and introducing themselves on Sunday, March 12th after the 10:30 service. The Deacons will also be answering any questions or concerns you may have. We look forward to chatting with you.
Any questions should be directed to Paula Griggs, 443-510-6687.
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Thank you everyone who helped with Pancake Super!
You have photos to share? Send your Photos to admin@arkanddove.org.
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(long-time member and pancake flipper, Ray Bussy, who drove from the eastern shore where he now lives just to continue Ark and Doves tradition) | |
Parent Group Meeting
We invite parents and caregivers of children thru college-age to meet in the Marshall room this Sunday at 11:30 AM on February 26th for an hour of fellowship and light refreshments. Let's get to know fellow friends on the parenting journey! Childcare will be provided.
Questions should be directed to Nicole Howe at nicolehowe123@gmail.com.
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Queer Support Group
Join is in the Marshall room on Tuesday, February 28th at 7:30 PM for queer support. If you have any questions, please contact Amanda Crose (Amanda.rose.crose@gmail.com).
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Pastor Tim, Cathy Debus, and Linnie Girdner will be co-facilitating the next Healing through Grief group on Wednesday, March 8 from 7:30 PM - 8:45 PM again as a Zoom meeting. The Healing through Grief small group is open to anyone attending Ark and Dove, as well as family members, friends and neighbors, who have experienced the death of a loved one, whether it is recent or a long time ago.
Please let me know if you have the slightest inclination to attend on March 8th, so that we can send you the link to the Zoom meeting. If you change your mind later, no problem. Also, let me know if you have not used Zoom before, so that we can provide you with some information in advance. Any questions should be directed to Linnie Girdner, girdnerlinda@gmail.com or 410-999-7892.
Let's be there for one another in our healing through grief. If you need to talk with someone prior to that date, feel free to give me a call or contact your Deacon.
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Turnaround Thursday Launch
Turnaround Thursday is a second chance jobs movement for people returning from incarceration or long-term unemployment. Participants in Turnaround are supported with soft skills training, leadership development coaching, work with a case manager, and connection to employer partners who are committed to offering opportunities to Turnaround graduates.
Please join us for a press event to celebrate the launch and an opportunity to experience part of the training that Turnaround participants will receive.
Event: Turnaround Thursday Public Launch
Time: Thursday, March 2, 9-10 AM
Location: Asbury United Methodist Church,
87 West St, Annapolis
Please REGISTER HERE
Turnaround Thursday is made possible by a collaboration between a number of partners. ACT, a network of 18 faith congregations and community groups, has worked to secure funding from Anne Arundel County to launch the movement. Staff for Turnaround are hosted by the Community Action Agency and Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center is the first anchor employer for the Turnaround movement.
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Equipping the Saints Class - The Six Marks of Discipleship
Pastor Tim will be offering a 90-minute Class on The Six Marks of Discipleship this coming Tuesday, February 28th at 7:00 PM in the Ark and Dove Room. If you have not yet taken this course, you are warmly encouraged to sign up HERE.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Pastor Tim at tstern@arkanddove.org.
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Microaggressions on Steroids
At our next Affinity group meeting we'll dissect a scenario a friend experienced recently that involved not one, but three microaggressions from one person. How were these received? How were they addressed? What would you do? Don't miss this one! Join us on Monday, March 6th at 7 PM on zoom. Contact Paula Sparks for the zoom invitation.
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Presbyterians have joined with millions of other Christians through One Great Hour of Sharing to share God’s love with people experiencing need. Our gifts support ministries of disaster response, refugee assistance and resettlement, and community development that help people find safe refuge, start new lives and work together to strengthen their families and communities. The Presbyterian Hunger Program receives 36 percent of undesignated gifts, while Self-Development of People and Presbyterian Disaster Assistance each receives 32 percent.
Offerings may be submitted in the OGHS envelope in the seat backs in the sanctuary, within the Giving Tab on the A&D website, or by texting Great Hour to 410-983-3481 to donate.
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CAP Food Pantry
After the Souper Bowl competition ends at Ark & Dove, the CAP food pantry will still be seeking soup as the Item of the Month for the rest of February. We have bins marked for CAP food in the cabinet across from the lobby coat rack. Food can also be taken directly to the pantry at First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Odenton, on Tuesdays 10:30am-1:30 PM and Thursdays 1:30-5:30 PM. Or contact Greg Makar (GLMakar@juno.com) to make other arrangements.
CAP also needs a grocery carrier for the pantry session on the 4th Tuesday of the month, 11am-1pm, from March through the end of 2023. This involves carrying groceries from the pantry up five steps to a nearby vehicle. For more information contact Greg Makar.
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Yarn Donations Requested for Guatemala Partnership Trip
Ark and Dove have participated in many trips with the Presbytery of Baltimore throughout the years. The type of Intercultural Encounters that Ark and Dove have participated have changed since we first started participating. We began through the Immersion-Work Groups, a time of study of a certain topic with work experience where we would participate in mutual learning and interaction with Central American people and groups. We later stared participating in Partnership Strengthening Visits which helps solidify relations with local groups and/or churches. We learn about the realities in which their partners live day to day.
If you would like to learn more about the Partnership, please visit the Baltimore Presbytery website under the Relationships tab.
On March 25th Lori Kronser, Sher Atkinson and I will be traveling to Guatemala for a week of reconnection with CEDEPCA after a few years off due to Covid-19. We will be taking with us yarn for the women who create beautiful scarves that help to support them and their families. A box will be placed near the collection area by the nursery. Any type or color of yarn will be greatly appreciated.
Blessings,
Cheryl Walcutt
Member of CEDEPCA Team
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During this Lenten season we will be offering a variety of ways to study during the Lenten season. Please see the descriptions of each below.
There are a variety of dates and times to choose from. Please indicate your interest in joining a group by filling out this form or contact the group facilitator. Books may also be purchased by clicking on the link in the description.
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Group A*: Wondrous Encounters: Scripture for Lent, Richard Rohr
Paperback $11, Kindle $7, Audiobook too
We will be reading Richard Rohr's Wondrous Encounters, Scriptures for Lent. Father Rohr wrote this devotional during a Lenten time of silent and solitary retreat, (hermitage). Rohr often writes about the paradoxes in and the mysteries of faith. With these short readings, one for every day of Lent, he invites us to examine our assumptions about the life of faith. Given his blessing of 12 step groups, I am not sure Rohr would appreciate that these words come from the song Closing Time: "Closing time, every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end" but they fit. We will meet in-person on Thursday evenings at the home of Tim and Kelly Stern. The first gathering on 2/23 will be soup and salad at 6:30 PM thereafter 7:00 PM. For more information, contact Pastor Tim at Tstern@arkanddove.org.
Group B: Inward Work for Outward Living-Daily devotionals
Participants will receive a daily devotion in their email each morning that invites them to explore the connection between internal contemplation and outward action. Although these meditations will focus on the Prayer of Examen, we will meet in-person Saturday mornings at the church at 9am to check in with one another, to discuss the readings, and to practice examen and other forms of contemplative prayer together as a small group. For more information, contact Kim Champagne at kim.champagne@arkanddove.org.
Group C*: A Way Other Than Our Own: Devotions for Lent, Walter Brueggemann
Paperback $13, Kindle $8
We will be reading from Walter Breugemann's daily Lenten reflections in A Way Other Than Our Own. Lent recalls times of wilderness and wandering, from newly freed Hebrew slaves in exile to Jesus' temptation in the desert. God has always called people out of their safe, walled cities into uncomfortable places, revealing paths they would never have chosen. We too are called to walk an alternative path--one of humility, justice, and peace. We will meet in-person after church on Sunday at 12:00 PM. For more information, contact Richard Greydanus at richard.greydanus@arkanddove.org.
Group D: The Poetry of Lent - online study
Walk through Lent with a short weekly devotional that includes Bible passages, the poetry of Mary Oliver, meditations, and practices. An online discussion group led by Achsah Callahan will meet Wednesdays at 7:30 PM on Zoom. For more information, contact Achsah Callahan at achsah.callahan@arkanddove.org.
Group E: Lenten Lectionary Study: The Promises of God in the Hebrew Scriptures
Each week we will focus on key stories from the Hebrew Scriptures that will be featured in the Sunday worship services in Lent. This year the readings come from the books of Genesis, Exodus, 1 Samuel and Ezekiel. The common thread is God’s promises to us, and our promises to God. We will meet Wednesdays at 10:00 AM on Zoom. For more information and a zoom invitation, contact Pastor Stephen at stephen.pricegibson@arkanddove.org.
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Ark and Dove Book Club
Join us on Friday, March 10th at 7:30 PM for our discussion of Louise Erdrich’s, The Sentence, a novel that “celebrates family, Native American identity, the importance of community spaces, and people coming together in love and support.” The novel, which is set in Minneapolis, incorporates important events of 2020, such as the murder of George Floyd and the COVID-19 epidemic.
For more information and Zoom details, email
Kim Champagne (kim.champagne@arkanddove.org).
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Christian Education for Children and Youth | |
Sunday Mornings for Children and Youth | |
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9:00 AM
Childcare
Youth, Percussion, & Hand Chime Ensemble (9:00 to 9:45)
Children & Youth Choir (9:45 to 10:15)
10:30 AM
Childcare
Godly Play Sunday School Pre-K through grade 4
Middle School Sunday School grade 5 through 8
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Leaders and Helpers Needed
To ensure that we can continue to offer the above Christian Educational opportunities we NEED leaders! Currently we do NOT have enough to fully staff any of these programs. Please consider offering your gifts and talents to help these programs thrive. You will need to complete a background check and training. Curriculum and materials are provided. Please contact CE Elder, Sara Fox at christianed@arkanddove.org if interested.
Thank you to those of you who’ve already made a commitment to help out this year!!!
Nursery Helpers: If you are already a CE leader or a high school student, please consider signing up HERE to help in the nursery. You will be assisting Cara Moody as needed.
As always, any questions or concerns please reach out to me at christianed@arkanddove.org.
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The Ark and Dove Library is pleased to announce the addition of the highly acclaimed All That She Carried by Tiya Miles. An excerpt from Amazon website describes the book beautifully:
“In 1850s South Carolina, an enslaved woman named Rose faced a crisis: the imminent sale of her daughter Ashley. Thinking quickly, she packed a cotton bag for her with a few items, and, soon after, the nine-year-old girl was separated from her mother and sold. Decades later, Ashley’s granddaughter Ruth embroidered this family history on the sack in spare, haunting language. [In All that She Carried,] Historian Tiya Miles carefully traces these women’s faint presence in archival records, and, where archives fall short, she turns to objects, art, and the environment to write a singular history of the experience of slavery, as well as the uncertain freedom afterwards, in the United States.”
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In “Silencing White Noise: Six Practices to Overcome Our Inaction on Race” author and pastor Willie Dwayne Francois III calls us to engage in six “rhythms of reparative intercession” to silence white noise and to develop lifelong Christian anti-racist practices.
Please view our online catalog at for more details about these books, as well as other great books in our church’s library. For more information about the library, contact Kim Champagne (kim.champagne@arkanddove.org).
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Please keep the following people in your prayers this week:
PRAYERS OF HEALING AND SUPPORT FOR Shelley Franklin and Nikol Sahai, both will be having surgery for Breast Cancer; Layla Tyus with health issues and her family; Elizabeth Carter; Don Ziegler's Cousin, David U'Hali; Joseph Cate, Craig West's partner, Children with cancer, their families, and their care providers; Finn Murray home from the hospital; Jimmy Carter; Tim Soyars, nephew of Dot Forloines; Cyndy Ingram, step-daughter of Dot Forloines; Franklin and Deliz families on the death of James Franklin's aunt, Kathryn Franklin Deliz; Laura Talbert recovering from surgery; the people of Syria and Turkey; Paul Doughty on the death of his Aunt Faye; Linnie Girdner; Lamika Wilson and family that is facing multiple conflicts and despair; Barb Benson, Mary Benson's sister; Norman Willoughby, Laura Willoughby-Perry’s father; the family of Jatin Patel, who died after a battle with brain cancer; Bernice Taylor; Bri R and Ezra; Ostrach Family; Loretta Frick; the Bonstrom family; Houseknecht family; Eric Grimm who broke his foot; Dick Eckersley's granddaughter; Ebenye Ade upon the death of her brother, Thompson Ade; Amy Tardiff's mother; Aunt Teri in home hospice care; the family of a boy who died in a fire; the SeonBuchner family dealing with ongoing challenges and preparing for upcoming surgeries; a niece who was diagnosed with breast cancer; Denise Bartgis; Ardeth Johns; Mandie Kuhl, the niece of Steve and Cathy Debus, who is battling cancer; the Asian American community in Montgomery Park after recent events; the Marsh Family; for family members suffering from addiction; the Herman's next door neighbor - open heart surgery; Sarah, Brenn Budge's sister; Doris Fields in the hospital; Colleen recovering from a stroke; the Knight Family; a friend facing brain surgery; a mother in the hospital; Don Clark; a friend having medical issues; Linda Walcutt; Ann Hirschy; a friend of Kathy Emmert, Natalie Fenwick who is in the hospital; Karen Dodson; MaryAnn Buckley; Sue Miller, Laura Willoughby-Perry’s mother, after hip surgery; Audrey Miller, daughter of Kathy Miller; a wonderful teen facing the challenges of an eating disorder; Dotty Kaufmann; Mary Elizabeth Nay; Bri Lapp; a teen struggling with peer concerns at school; Holly Folk, friend of Laura Willoughby-Perry; Carol & Henry Saylor; Rose having health issues; Deb Saylor's grand-nephew, Jordan; Christy Hipchen's Great Uncle, Steven Stanko; Chantel Seetram; Debbie and Bruce Arey's Daughter, Allison; families impacted by gun violence; Dr. Jesse Nicholson, Connie Batts' brother-in-law; Danni Johnson, fighting cancer; the family of Gavin Hurley; Amanda Welford; Bruce Arey's sister; Helen Jarkiewicz; Dee going through breast cancer; Doug Dehaven; Marie, Nikol Sahai’s Mom; Irina Lee, Jan and Al Jank's daughter-in-law; Fran; Dot Forloines; Vaughn Brown; Dick Paronto; Julie Devers' friend Zenia Dacio-Messina; Hope Sutphin; Emily Wehage; Jeff Miller, Kathy Miller’s brother-in-law; Freyja Hartzell; Rebecca Echols friend, Lauren Douglas; Andy, friend of Karen Dodson; Ghazal Abawi; Cara Moody’s father-in-law, Gary Moody Sr.; Debbie Saylor's Friends: Carlene Printy and Helen Rossum
If you have prayer concerns or blessings that you would like to share, please contact Deacon Patriceo Green at patriceobgreen@gmail.com and he will add your concern to the prayer partners email chain.
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