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This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you.

IN THIS ISSUE From Dr. Weller

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Worship & Music

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Christian Education

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Presbyterian Women Children and Youth

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Preschool

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Calendar Congregational Care Missions

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Finance News and Events

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No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.

John 15:12-13

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Rev. Dr. Kathleen Weller,

Temporary Head of Staff

kathleenw@fpcnaples.org

behind for an unknown something that is ahead is not easy. It’s the practice (the discipline really) of dying to self that we’re called to in this life and which Jesus modeled so magnificently.

I believe we know that rhythm innately. At this time of year many of us go about a ritual of spring cleaning; our house, closet, garage. We’re drawn to a pattern of away with the old and in with the new. It’s a good start but a poor substitute to what Jesus has in mind.

I hope you’ll spend some time in the days ahead in prayer considering those things you’re being called to ‘die’ to in Dear Members and Friends, this season of your life. Are there habits, possessions, attitudes or practices that hinder your relationship with Easter ushers in a true season of Spring in so many places God and others? What area of your life do you avoid and with it, thoughts of all things new. In the north, trees examining? Are there things you refuse to hear from bud, crocuses, tulips and hyacinths break through frozen those closest to you? Perhaps this can be the Springtime ground with showy color. Even here in SW Florida the that you make a breakthrough with showy colors. brown of our own unique winter gives way to the scent of orange blossoms and the early warmth we’ve come to The saying is true that God loves you just as you are…but take for granted. loves you too much to leave you that way. May the power of the Resurrection move you to those dying’s and Here at the Church our rhythm includes saying good-bye new births that will make you whole. to our winter friends and fellow-worshipers. We’ll miss the energy and vitality they add on Sunday mornings… In hope and joy, even as we rejoice in the lighter traffic patterns!

Dr. Kathleen Weller But it is not only this season, but rather our whole life in which we sense the rhythm of birthing and dying. It is in fact what all of life is about. How silly we’d seem if we never gave up childish ways. Yet letting go of what is

Worship & Music

Susan Stafford, Worship and Music Committee Chair, wcssas@aol.com Dr. Brice Gerlach, Director of Music Ministries , briceg@fpcnaples.org

Worship is one of the most important things we do as Christians.

The music in the 10 a.m. service will be the same as it has been traditionally. In addition to the organ, our choir and soloists will help to lead worship.

We come together to worship each week I am excited about the service schedule since we will be providing more opportunities for people to join us and offer our best to God. By staying in worship and isn’t that what it’s all about? with our current worship times of 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m., we will make it possible for more people to join us in worship. In addition, as people return to us in the fall, they will know that there will always be a service at 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m.

The service at 8:30 a.m. will be a more casual but traditional worship service with me at the organ.

Although the choir will not be with us, other musical offerings will be provided from time to time and the service will also be shorter in length. I encourage you to give our early service a try if it fits your schedule!

Preaching Schedule

May 4 Dr. Kathleen Weller May 11 Dr. Kathleen Weller May 18 Dr. Doug Pratt

Christian Education

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Joe Patton, Christian Education Committee Chair, joenbert@comcast.net

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Church On Wednesday CLASS

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May 7 – “A Look at Abraham – Faith as a journey, struggle, relationship” taught by Rev. Jonathan Evans

Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and peas

May 14 – “Befriending God: What does it mean to be in a relationship? Part 1 ” taught

by Dr. Kathleen Weller

Pork loin, red potatoes and cabbage

May 21 – “Elijah’s challenge for Israel and for Casserole with chicken, broccoli, and potato us” taught by Rev. Jonathan Evans May 28 – “Befriending God: What does it mean to be in a relationship? Part 2” taught

by Dr. Kathleen Weller

Cajun style turkey breast, dirty rice, and carrots

All meals come with bread, a salad (mixed greens or Caesar’s salad), and dessert (which might even include some homemade bread pudding!)

To better plan our menu, all dinners must be purchased by the MONDAY before COW of that week. The cost is $7 per meal – you can sign up online at www.fpcnaples.org, by phone at 239.262.1311, or in person by stopping by the office during the week.

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Christian Education

Joe Patton, Christian Education Committee Chair, joenbert@comcast.net

Men’s Breakfast Bible Study

Adult Bible Study is held each Sunday from 8:30—9:15 a.m. in Room 204. Please contact Gretchen Oakley at 239.591.3467 for more information.

The book of Acts provides a detailed, orderly, eyewitness account of the birth and growth of the early church and the spread of the gospel immediately after the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Its narrative supplies a bridge connecting the life and ministry of Jesus to the life of the church and the witness of the earliest believers.

Presbyterian Women Presbyterian Women will meet in Spencer Hall at noon on May 7 when Rev. Jonathan Evans will conclude our Circle Study for the year. The Coordinating Team will bring salads and desserts and everyone is to bring a sandwich to share which you will turn in to the kitchen crew when you arrive. No tickets will be sold as your sandwich is your ticket.

Tuesday mornings, 7 a.m. at Skillet’s (4170 Tamiami Trail N. behind Wendy’s).

HUDDLE A Men’s Bible Study Each Thursday the men’s HUDDLE group meets in Spencer Hall at noon for lunch and Bible Study.

Bring your own lunch and join in the study.

Ann Goodnight, PW Moderator, flgoodnight@aol.com

Our SUMMER SCHEDULE will include a weekly BIBLE STUDY beginning in May and a BRING A PIECE OF SALAD LUNCHEON where we will have hands on mission projects. Please watch the bulletins and Outreach for more information.

Children and Youth

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Shana Dublan, Director of Children and Family Ministries shanad@fpcnaples.org

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Children Youth

As season winds down, I am sure a lot of people are breathing a sigh of relief. However, for the Director of Children and Family Ministries, this is when things get busy! Summer is filled with many opportunities to grow and reach out to the kids who, during the school year, already have full calendars. I personally look at this time of the year with excitement and enthusiasm.

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PARENT MEETING On Wednesday, May 7 I invite all parents of youth to come to the church at 6 p.m. and meet some of the amazing people who donate their time and talents to work with your children. You can also use this time to meet me if you have not already done so, and ask any questions you might have.

Now, while I have added some events over the summer for children, youth, and families, I did not take any of our regular events away. That’s right, YOUTH SING IN WORSHIP we will continue to have a multi-age Sunday Sunday, May 11 our youth will be singing in the School at the 10 a.m. service as well as regular 10 a.m. worship service. Kids will meet in youth meetings over the summer months.

Spencer Hall at 9:30 a.m.

I am, now more than ever, looking for help teaching Sunday School as well as volunteers for special events.

PARENT RESOURCES

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I have dates I have material I have MANY ideas I need you!

Just give me a call. We have an amazing opportunity this summer to grow and connect.

Will you be part of making that happen?

We have put all forms, applications, and the month’s calendar on the Church’s website. With summer almost here it is important for you to keep up on the monthly schedules because this summer is going to be very busy!

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Children and Youth

The youth and I completed our 30 hour Famine last month, and I must say, it was truly an eye opening experience. I had never taken part in a 30 hour famine before and, really, the idea of not eating for 30 hours was not something I would have placed on my list of things to do.

However, not only was it educational, with a comprehensive curriculum of videos and games about world hunger, but we really got a better understanding of what it would feel like to have to go without. We want to say THANK YOU for

Together we raised enough money to support 5 CHILDREN with food and medicine for a full YEAR. walking this with us.

That is amazing and we could not have done it without you.

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WAY TO GO!!

We have raised $7,800 in three weeks for the youth trip to Montreat this summer for a youth Christian Development Conference. We are ¾ of the way to our goal, and I really cannot say thank you enough. High school can be a really difficult time in a young person’s life and opportunities like these can really help to keep them on the right path. While they are at Montreat they will be learning how God is always with us, and that through the highs and in the lows of their lives, they are never alone. Through your donations you are investing in that future for them…………….Thank you.

If you have not had the opportunity to pick up an envelope or you would like to grab another one, we still have 50 available.

Shana

Shana Dublan, Director of Children and Family Ministries shanad@fpcnaples.org

Easter Egg Hunt Fun!

Preschool

Ashley Houk, Preschool Director, ashleyh@fpcnaples.org

Celebrating Easter with the Preschoolers Bunny ears and cotton tails, Easter bonnets, pastel colors, Easter Egg Hunts, even a visit from the Easter Bunny; these are items that you see this time of year at many preschools. But we take this time of year to also celebrate Jesus at First Presbyterian Preschool! While, yes, our children participate in the “typical” Easter type celebrationsmaking bunny ears and cotton tails to wear, Easter parties, etc.-we take this opportunity to share the story and celebration of Easter with our students.

In Chapel this week, I asked the children which holiday we are currently celebrating and all were able to astoundingly respond, “Easter”. When then asked why we are celebrating Easter, one of the students, Carly S., was quick to respond, “Because Jesus died on the cross.” Often when discussing Easter with younger children, adults tend to try to simplify the story itself to avoid the discussion of death. I recently read an article that emphasized the fact that children can often handle subjects that adults find “tough” much easier than we anticipate. I then asked the

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children if any of them knew why Jesus died on the cross. Sam S. replied, “To open the

gates of Heaven!”

We carried our lesson further and talked about how each one of us has made mistakes, that no one is perfect. Ally M. shared that she once was trying to write an “S”, but mistakenly made a “3” instead. We talked about how sometimes our mistakes include saying things that aren’t nice, taking a toy from a friend, hitting or pushing a friend, among other things. I explained that Jesus died on the cross so that when we make mistakes, we can ask to be forgiven; that once we make a mistake, we can pray to Jesus to ask that He forgive us.

I brought with me some dirty pennies and we examined them and said that we were going to pretend that they were covered with mistakes (dirt and mold). We made a solution of salt and vinegar, which we called our “prayer solution”. Once placed in the vinegar solution, the pennies became shiny again, much like our mistakes are forgiven when we pray.

Easter is an exciting time for our students and I feel blessed that our staff can share the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection with our students.

Ashley

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Calendar SUNDAY

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Deadline for monthly Outreach is the fifteenth of the month prior to that guarantee that your article will be considered for publication for that mo

This calendar does not necessarily include all events that are sc Contact Facilities Manager, Sandy Poore at 239.262.1311 ext. 2 that it is available for use. This will alleviate any awkward situati

4 Communion Worship Dr. Kathleen Weller preaching 8:30 & 10 a.m. Worship 8:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

5 11 a.m. Frances Flores memorial

6 7 a.m. Men’s Bible Study (separate location) 11 a.m. Alzheimer’s Support Group

7 10:30 PW C 12 p.m. PW 4 p.m. You 4 p.m. PNC 4:45 Youth 5:30 p.m. C 6 p.m. COW 6 p.m. You

11 Dr. Kathleen Weller preaching 8:30 & 10 a.m. Worship 8:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

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13 7 a.m. Men’s Bible Study (separate location) 7 a.m. Naples High AP testing 8 a.m. Facilities Committee 4 p.m. Mission Committee Meeting

14 2 p.m. Chri 4 p.m. You 4 p.m. PNC 5:30 p.m. C 6 p.m. COW

18 Dr. Doug Pratt preaching 8:30 & 10 a.m. Worship 8:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

19 11 a.m. Preschool Fantastic Finale Practice

20 7 a.m. Men’s Bible Study (separate location) 11 a.m. Preschool Fantastic Finale Practice 5:30 p.m. Deacons’ Meeting 6 p.m. Preschool Fantastic Finale

21 3 p.m. Aud 4 p.m. You 4 p.m. PNC 5:30 p.m. C 6 p.m. COW

25 8:30 & 10 a.m. Worship 8:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study 9:15 a.m. Fellowship 9:20 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 10:15 a.m. Sunday School 12 p.m. Cumberland Church

26 MEMORIAL DAY CHURCH OFFICE CLOSED

27 7 a.m. Men’s Bible Study (separate 4 p.m. Session Meeting

28 4 p.m. You 4 p.m. PNC 5:30 p.m. C 6 p.m. COW

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Sandy Poore, Director of Facilities, sandyp@fpcnaples.org WEDNESDAY

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cheduled at the church. For additional information, call 239.262.1311 or visit the website www.fpcnaples.org.

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Coordinating Team W Gathering uth Group C meeting h Choir Rehearsal COW Dinner W Class uth Parent Meeting

istian Education Meeting uth Group C meeting COW Dinner W Class

dit Committee Meeting uth Group C meeting COW Dinner W Class

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1 12 p.m. HUDDLE 2 p.m. Children in Worship Webinar 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

2 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking 9:30 a.m. Communion Bread Cutters

3 9:30 a.m. Communion Set up

8 9:30 a.m. Stephen Ministry 10 a.m. Sew&Sews 12 p.m. HUDDLE 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

9 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking 12 p.m. Preschool Teacher Appreciation Luncheon 5 p.m. Pot Luck Dinner

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15 OUTREACH DEADLINE 12 p.m. HUDDLE 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

16 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking

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22 10 a.m. Sew&Sews 12 p.m. HUDDLE 3:30 p.m. Finance Meeting 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

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29 12 p.m. HUDDLE 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

30 9:30 a.m. Cookie Baking 9:30 a.m. Communion Bread Cutters

31 9:30 a.m. Communion Set up

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Congregational Care

Rev. Jonathan Evans, Associate Pastor, jonathane@fpcnaples.org

THE DEACONS’ FUND—OR— THOSE PINK PEW ENVELOPES What happens when someone in need comes to the door of the Church? How are the needs of the working poor, the homeless, and those just caught short by life and circumstances met…here at First Presbyterian Church of Naples?

There was, of course, a time when pastors had a little stash of money or vouchers to meet these needs. But times have changed in many ways; not the least of which is the inability of a church to keep track of all the requests that come its way.

Who Needs a Ride to Church?

The Deacons wish to remind parishioners that we’re still interested in hearing from anyone who Several years ago, the Deacons of First Presbyterian may need a ride to church on Sunday.

Church took over the role of seeing to the needs of This applies to anyone whose transportation those who came to us for some kind of help or circumstances, either permanently or temporarily, financial assistance. They quickly found out that the make it difficult for them to get to church. job was bigger than their ability to oversee the many requests.

Our goal is to make sure that anyone who wishes to worship on Sunday is not After some investigation, they found that other prevented from doing so because of churches had committed to give their assistance dollars to organizations like St. Vincent DePaul Society transportation issues. and Salvation Army among others. These Anyone interested in exploring the possibility of organizations keep a data base of those in need, set getting a lift to and from church should contact limits to available aide and depend on local churches their parish deacon or Gary Root at 239.963.9838 to help them in their ministry of compassionate giving. or email adsroot@aol.com.

The Deacons chose these two organizations for their financial support.

Now, when people show up at our door, we can refer them to an organization having the personnel and expertise to help for their immediate needs and who can screen folks and refer them to other agencies to help them get back on their feet.

On Communion Sunday, when you put money in the pink envelope in the pew rack, the Deacons’ Benevolence Fund receives your donation and makes significant monthly contributions for the men, women and children who are in great need. It’s an efficient and effective way for our compassion to reach beyond our church into the community in which we live.

Please remember to be as generous as possible on each Communion Sunday. The Deacons can only give…what they first receive.

Questions or comments are most welcome. Contact Janet Root, Moderator of the Deacons at jnjroot@aol.com, or call her at 239.963.9838.

If you’re in need of a ride, we’ll do our best to make it happen.

In Memoriam Stewart Cresse March 2, 2014 June Baptie April 4, 2014 Patricia Calderwood April 6, 2014 Frances Flora April 21, 2014

Congregational Care

Rev. Jonathan Evans, Associate Pastor, jonathane@fpcnaples.org

Thanks for a successful season!

First Presbyterian Church held three blood drives this season. We collected 73 pints of blood which means we saved 219 lives! Thank you for donating.

Our next blood drive will be held December 1, but you can continue to give every 8 weeks.

The Community Blood Center is located at: NCH Medical Plaza 311 9th Street, Suite 108 Naples, FL 34102 239.624.4120

Church Reception Desk The reception desk at First Presbyterian Church is staffed by several dedicated volunteers. However, during the summer months, our volunteer core decreases due to vacations, etc.

Would you be interested in volunteering at the church?

You can work as little as a few hours a month or a few hours a week. All you need is the ability to direct phone calls to the appropriate person or destination and use a multi-button phone system. We’ll show you how!

Often we have small projects to work on to keep you busy when the phone is not ringing, but feel free to bring your latest novel, crossword puzzle, ipad, or newspaper!

For more information and to schedule a time, contact Kathleen Law - kathleenl@fpcnaples.org 239.262.1311 ext. 213.

What Stephen Ministers are equipped to do...

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Missions

Keith Gahagan, Mission Committee Chair, keithgahagan@yahoo.com

Feed the 5,000 Luke 9:10-17 During May, our food pantry contributions go to the Shelter for Abused Women and Children.

The Shelter serves to prevent and prevail over domestic violence through advocacy and social change. The Shelter protects victims and helps to heal and transform lives.

Desired food items are: peanut butter jam or jelly cans of tuna, chicken or meat cans of fruit kidney, pinto or baked beans 2 pounds of pasta pasta sauce fruit juice baby food or formula Please take a Publix bag from an usher as you leave the Sanctuary on the first Sunday of the month, and return it with food on the next Sunday. Checks are welcome and should be payable to the "First Presbyterian Church" with the memo marked "Feed the 5,000."

FPC MISSION SURVEY The results of the Mission Committee survey are as follows: Surveys returned

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Organizations supported St. Matthew’s House Grace Place Habitat for Humanity Shelter for Abused Women and Children Guadalupe Center Immokalee Childcare Center Helps Outreach Faith Communities to End Homelessness

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The Shelter for Abused Women and Children and the Missions Committee thank you for your support.

Our people serve on Boards, work with children, work in kitchens, food banks and thrift stores. We serve as mentors, aides, readers, and cooks. We paint and clean. Some of our parishioners also assist Salvation Army, Fun Time Academy, Neighborhood Health Clinic, Harry Chapin Food Bank, Mision Peniel and Boys and Girls Club.

THANK YOU

We thank all of you for what you do.

Eighty bags of Food were gathered and $1,050 was contributed to the Feed the 5,000 fund. Jerry Miller and Michael Bennett helped get the bags ready and Bill Stafford, Tom Clark and John Nicholson did the loading. The HELPS OUTREACH folks were pleased with the results.

The Mission Committee

Jan Gazdic, Finance Committee Chair, jhgazdic@comcast.net Michele Martin, Director of Finance, michelem@fpcnaples.org

Finance

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Financial Report March 31, 2014 YTD 2014

YTD Budget 2014

YTD 2013

YTD Budget 2013

Offerings

350,060

343,043

377,903

345,238

Other Income Total Operating Expenses Operating Gain/Loss

116,940

114,376

135,215

135,112

350,213

416,059

402,550

433,329

116,787

41,360

110,568

47,021

If you have particular questions in relation to church budget and expenses, please speak to a member of the Finance Committee or contact Michele Martin, our Director of Finance, 239.262.1311, ext. 242. Finance Committee members include: Jan Gazdic (Chair), Terry Brennan, Franklin Ellis, Bob Fultz, Don Grandi, Dick Green, Bob King, Rich Peterson, John Rader and Bill Stafford.

News and Events

Kathleen Law, Coordinator of Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

POTLUCK DINNER & A MOVIE Friday, May 9 5 p.m.

Fun Fellowship Food A-G, dessert H-P, salad/side Q-Z, main course Sign up online, at Sign Up Central in Spencer Hall or call the church office.

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News and Events

Kathleen Law, Coordinator of Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

Thank You

Welcome

New Members

An Easter Remembrance Thank You Many thanks to everyone in the congregation for their help delivering gift mugs and visiting with all of our members who can no longer attend or come to services very often.

Thank you to Joannne Applegate and Nancy Kay for giving their time and helping with “bagging and fluffing”.

Blessings, Kim Shoellhorn, Deacon Committee Chair Easter Remembrances There are so many people at First Presbyterian Church, that I want to thank. I went to Naples Community Hospital on 3-11-14, had surgery and, then was sent to Glenview Rehabilitation on 3-26. In that time period, being alone, I cannot say how much my FPC family was of aid to me; Gary and Janet Root, Rev. Evans, Deacon Doris, members of Presbyterian Women, Sunshine Circle, plus many others that have sent cards.

I love my Prayer Shawl with all the prayers knitted in it. It is always by my side. I continue to be in rehab, but wanted to express my thanks.

Your prayers have been the best healing power, Jeanenne J. Mrosek-Somers

l to r: Darlene Evans, Chuck Evans, Sue Shenk

Charles “Chuck” and Darlene Evans via letter of transfer from Fox Valley Presbyterian Church, Geneva, IL Parish 20 Suzanne “Sue” Shenk Affiliate Member Parish 20

Welcome, Shana!

Thank you so much for your food drive donations and continued support of our ministry. Our needs are great as we continue to serve and minister to so many of the needy in our community.

Because of your generosity, many will be blessed.

God Bless you!

Joe and Angie Valentini Helps Outreach

The Personnel Committee is pleased to announce that Shana Dublan is our new Director of Children and Family Ministries. Shana has served FPCN as the Interim Director since January.

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Serving First Presbyterian Church of Naples Program Staff

Session

Deacons

Dr. Kathleen Weller Temporary Head of Staff

Ed Boot Facilities

Parish

Jeanie Weigel

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Rev. Jonathan Evans Associate Pastor

Norman Brown Evangelism

Katie Geshay

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Midge Murdock

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Dr. Brice Gerlach Director of Music Ministries

Janie Brown Casassa Personnel, Nominating

Florence Calyore

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Nancy and John Kay

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Shana Dublan Director of Children and Family Ministries

Franklin Ellis Stewardship, Finance

Grant Wagner Annabelle Richardi

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Keith Gahagan Missions

Kathy Grandi

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Terri Storter

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Jan Gazdic Finance, Endowment

Suzanne Rose

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Jane Long

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Richard Green Audit, Finance

Doris Frace Richard Barkley & Susan Corryn

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Joan Gust Evangelism, Facilities

Linda Gadkowski

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Barbara and Rick Blattner

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Eric Holt Personnel, Endowment, Audit

Kim Shoellhorn Garnick

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Joanne and Jim Applegate

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Hansen Long Clerk of Session, Transition Team, Personnel, Stewardship

Pat Stevens Chris Miller and Jackie Cusick

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Barbara and Jack Marsh

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Mary and Al Vande Voren

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Office Staff Sharman Pfaus Executive Office Manager Michele Martin Director of Finance Kathleen Law Coordinator of Communications

Facilities Staff Sandy Poore Director of Facilities Mike Rutoski Superintendent of Facilities Leticia Martinez Custodian of Facilities

Audio Visual Staff

Betty Mangos Christian Education, Worship and Music

Mike Calyore Sound and Video Technician Joe Patton Christian Education, Nominating Preschool Staff Ashley Houk Patty Rutzler Director of Preschool Nominating, Worship and Music Liz Psota Preschool Administrative Joanne Slager Assistant Evangelism

Nursery Staff Kelsey Santalla Rosemarie Santalla Marianna Vargas

Susan Stafford Worship and Music

Janet and Gary Root

John Crider

Stephen Ministers Cynthia Anderson Janice Austerman JoAnn Beggs Carolyn Smith Bennett Janie Casassa Marilyn Currier, co-leader Barbara Gibson Shirley Hagerson Chris Jones Ron Lacy Laura McDonald Saralene Oldham, leader Suzanne Rose Pat Schubarth Sam and Karen Smith Dick Warren

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Worship with us this Summer!

Sundays at 8:30 & 10 a.m.

Fellowship time is held between the services at 9:15 a.m.

Children’s Sunday School is held at 10:15 a.m.

Nursery Care provided at both services.