October Outreach Newsletter 2016

In the Heart of Naples with the Love of God

October 2016

IN THIS ISSUE

From Rev. Goodrich Music Finance

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Congregational Care

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Missions Presbyterian Women

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Calendar Preschool

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Children & Youth

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Adult Education

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News & Events

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Rev. Craig Goodrich, Senior Pastor/Head of Staff A few weeks ago as I greeted folks after worship, one of you asked me with great earnestness, “Do you find it hard to be a Christian?” And right there in the line we had a brief theological discussion and agreed that “yes,” sometimes it is hard.

I am reminded of the Apostle Paul’s words to the churches of Galatia: “So let us not grow weary in doing what is right, for we will reap at harvest if we do not give up. So then, whenever we have an opportunity, let us work for the good of all, and especially of the family of faith.” (Galatians 6:9).

Sometimes we do grow weary and discouraged.

It is hard to keep looking for the good. It is hard to be faithful, hopeful and loving. And it is so easy to give into the negative, especially fear and anxiety. A prayer in my bedroom growing up included these words “Help me to stand for the hard right against the easy wrong.”

But the good news is that we draw encouragement from each other and from engaging in the regular disciplines of worship, prayer and service. And when we do God, through the Holy Spirit, does give us strength and hope and energy to persevere, and to become our best and true selves in this family of faith. So, be of good courage!

As we head into October, I am grateful for the gifts of grace and community, for ministries of mission, compassion and care. A new Women’s Bible Study has started. We welcomed to our pulpit Rev. Bill Crawford, a member of our congregation and the youth had a great trip to Disney for the annual “Night of Joy.” I am grateful for the having the privilege of offering the invocation at the City Council meeting on September 7 and for our elders who made the wise decision not to exercise an option to purchase the Black Property (see details in report of Finance Chair, Richard Green on page 4). I am grateful for the lives of saints who have joined the heavenly communion: Don Bunker, Cary Church, and Alice Graham. I am grateful for the new

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saints among us, our nine new members and for the gifts they bring. (See photos at page 15).

As we look ahead, I am hopeful. I look forward to celebrating World Communion Sunday on October 2; to Presbyterian Women activities (come to the luncheon on October 19 and consider joining a Circle) and the Men’s Huddle, to new Wednesday night programming (see page 12), to another great Fall festival on October 26, to the extraordinary Season of Music, and to the “Kirkin’ O’ the Tartan.”

I am grateful for the privilege of praying and preaching and look forward to our weekly worship in October which includes Rev. Winston Lawson as our guest preacher on October 23. (Page 14).

Finally I encourage us all to pray for our city, county, state and federal governments, that our public servants will make wise, just and courageous decisions. There are so many issues: the Zika virus, all the elections, racial divides, guns, water, immigration and more. May all who serve the public trust and not grow weary in doing what is right and work for the good of all. And where God is calling for our involvement, let us do our part!

Is it hard to be a Christian? Yes, sometimes. But thanks be to God and our Lord Jesus Christ that we are not alone, that it is not all up to us. And thanks be to God who in our weakness supplies the strength that we need. In this is great joy!

Faithfully and Gratefully,

Music

Dr. Brice Gerlach, Director of Music Ministries, briceg@fpcnaples.org

A Season of Music Concert Series Sunday, October 30, 2016 – 4 p.m.

Mary Joy Silmaro Sunday, November 6, 2016 – 4 p.m.

Philharmonic Youth Chorus Thursday, December 1, 2016 – 7:30 p.m.

Handel’s Messiah with the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra and the Naples Philharmonic Chorus (to purchase tickets visit www.artis-naples.org) Sunday, December 4, 2016 – 4 p.m.

Christmas Concert with the combined choirs of First Presbyterian Church and Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church Sunday, January 29, 2017 – 4 p.m.

The Voices of Naples Sunday, February 19, 2017 – 4 p.m.

Peter Seidenberg, cello Sunday, March 12, 2017 – 4 p.m.

Seraph Brass Sunday, April 2, 2017 – 4 p.m.

FGCU Chamber Choir Lenten Organ Concerts Wednesdays during the 2017 Lenten season, from 12—12:30 p.m.

March 8, March 15, March 22, March 29, April 5, April 12 The spectacular Ruffatti pipe organ is featured in six Lenten organ concerts offered by our Director of Music Ministries, Dr. Brice Gerlach. In these informal concerts Brice takes the time to explain some of the mechanical workings of the organ and offers some musical insights about the pieces in the program. After the recital, the audience is invited to the console, to ask questions, and to see the beautiful woodwork and craftsmanship of the Ruffatti. Tours of the pipe chambers are also offered each week.

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Mary Joy Silmaro, organ Sunday, October 30 4 p.m.

Mary Joy Silmaro is a student at Ave Maria University where she is in her senior year of organ studies with Dr. Brice Gerlach. Mary Joy began her music training at age 5 with piano lessons from her homeschooling mother. She embarked on formal piano studies at age 7, violin at age 8, and voice at age 9.

This past summer, she was the music intern at First Presbyterian Church of Naples. She currently holds the position of music director and organist at St. Raphael’s Catholic Church in Lehigh Acres, FL. Having a deep interest and love for organ performance, Mary Joy has entered several organ competitions: she won second place in the 2015 Rodgers Classical Organ Competition, and was commended by the judges of the preliminary round of the 2016 Miami International Organ Competition as one of thirty-nine considered fine applicants for her “fantastic playing and high level of artistry.”

Inspired by her music teachers, especially by Dr. Gerlach, for a commitment to excellence as a musician, she aspires to further her studies in organ performance, Sacred Music, and conducting in her future graduate studies.

The concert will feature works by Bach, Franck and Liszt as well as some Halloween themed organ duets with Brice Gerlach. You won’t want to miss this fantastic young artist in concert!

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Finance

Richard Green, Finance Committee Chair, rgreen@cbcworldwide.com

To the congregation:

will allow us to cover shortfalls and to continue to cover improvements to the church and improve This is a Fall financial report. We are so fortunate to programs. We have adequate parking for the church as per the city requirements. Come season there have such a beautiful and warm church “In the will be some alternatives to give us better parking Heart of Naples with the Love of God�. management.

We have great news! Our giving is up 20% over last year or up $168,310. The not so great news is that at this time of year our monthly giving only supplies about one half of our monthly expenses and we are currently showing a year to date loss of $81,050 as of the end of August. So far this year, in order to meet expenses, we have had to transfer funds from our endowment fund and we anticipate that we will have to withdraw additional funds over the remainder of the year. (See the figures below).

We need to increase our giving if at all possible to keep our losses as low as possible. We are fortunate that our pledges are up over last year but it is our total giving that we live by. We have seen the continued growth of the church in membership and in our attendance, up an average of 14% every week over last year with Rev. Craig Goodrich as our Pastor. Craig this month will mark his first anniversary and with increased membership and We are continuing to make some improvements to attendance we can continue to close our deficit gap. the church from the capital reserves we set aside Our forecast for the year is for a deficit of $261,125 from the sale of the north parking lot. The Session and it looks like we may be able to be close to that wisely decided that it was not a good decision to projection by year end. We always appreciate your exercise our option to buy the Black property on the other side of 2nd Avenue across the street from the gifts to the Endowment Fund that helps us with church. The property would have been nice to have reserves for the future. With us all pulling together for additional parking, but the cost would have been we will continue to build First Presbyterian Church to $75,000 for each parking space, or close to the glory of God. $3,000,000 total. By not spending the money, we now have an Endowment Fund of $5,500,000 that

Current financial picture as of August 31, 2016 All Income: All Expenses: Surplus or (Deficit)

$1,017,890 $1,098,940 ($81,050)

Net Projections for: each month surplus or (Deficit) September October November December

($63,000) ($83,000) ($41,000) $30,000

Total for the year:

($238,050)

Finance

Richard Green, Finance Committee Chair, rgreen@cbcworldwide.com

ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE Thinking About Legacies There are so many legacies from which we draw. Parents oftentimes leave us with a powerful set of values and a strong legacy of service and acceptance of others. Even our faith creates in us a legacy of strong biblical knowledge and curiosity and humility.

Our congregation has invested in us legacies of affirmation and opportunity, of unconditional love and friendships that stand the test of time, of nurtured faith and tested values and growing stewardship.

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Hopefully these will include the hope of a strong faith, the enduring power of nonjudgmental love, and perhaps even the desire to make of our lives a difference in the world.

As part of this, consider how including First Presbyterian Church of Naples in your end-of-life giving plans will provide a legacy to future generations seeking to grow in faith and wisdom.

If you are interested in learning more about how you can help FPCN, contact either Fred Garner 239.434.2438 or Linda Gadkowski 508.292.5500.

Remember please, these thoughts are general in nature and are not meant to be specific as to your personal situation or to take the place of your professional advisors.

As we focus on all the blessings left us by others, by our church and by our life experiences, we must ask ourselves: What legacy will I leave?

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Congregational Care

Shirley Hagerson, Director of Congregational Care shagerson@comcast.net

Each weekly church bulletin invites you to stop by the Stephen Ministry table, but why would you?

So many Bible verses guide us to “carry one another’s burdens”, to “encourage one another”.

Stephen Ministers have been trained to help carry your burdens. Each Sunday a Stephen Minister is available to hear about an ongoing concern in your life or that of a loved one and then to pray with you. The Stephen Minister could give you more information about how the ongoing caring ministry could be helpful. Additionally, there are many pamphlets offering suggestions about dealing with health concerns, caregiving challenges, problems affecting your emotional wellbeing, and faith questions.

Stephen Ministers Serving First Presbyterian Church of Naples Carolyn Bennett Marilyn Currier Katie Geshay Carol Graham Betsy Grant

Shirley Hagerson Chris Jones Walter Gadkowski Jack Marsh Saralene Oldham Gary Root Suzanne Rose

Missions

Betty Mangos, Mission Committee Chair, cmangosdds@comcast.net

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The Missions Committee has finalized dates for mission events through this fall and next spring. We hope that you will make an effort to be a part of at least one. A copy is available on the Mission Table in Spencer Hall.

Missions is a very important part of our work as a church. Although many volunteer in the community on an individual basis, what we participate in as a church is a significant Christian outreach that we want to be involved in.

Need is around every corner and it isn’t met unless

And please don’t forget the CareBear on Sunday mornings. When school started in August, we delivered Weekend Powerpacks (food for the weekends) to children who do not have much to eat when not in school. You give your change, we buy the food, our youth package it, and volunteers we do it. deliver it--a great church participation project! You And it is closer than you think. Did you see the man can even adopt the CareBear. Stop by the Mission who came in for coffee last year? He sat in Spencer Table in Spencer Hall and sign-up.

Hall, a bit on the edge of his seat. I was serving Betty Mangos, Missions Committee Chair cookies and punch and made an effort to introduce myself, but seeing me approach, he quickly left.

Did you see him?

After cleaning up and the church emptied, I saw him outside on the bench in the courtyard. I knew enough not to approach him, but I called St. Matthew’s House who made sure that he was safe.

As an individual, I could not do much. As a church The food we gather in October is given to Helps that gives to St. Matthew’s House, I could feel Outreach. Helps Outreach is a local organization assured his needs would be met in a loving and which provides food, clothing, and furniture to those Christian way. in need. Every person who requests help is Be a part of our mission work here at FPCN. The counseled about their spiritual well being and life calendar of events gives you every detail about how plans. to be involved, whether it is a day at Habitat for Humanity, or serving a hot meal to farmworkers at Ushers will have a Publix bag with food lists Mision Peniel in Immokalee. Some require more available as you leave the Sanctuary on the first energy and stamina than others, but there is Sunday of the month. Food is collected at the Sixth something for everyone. Support “Feed the 5,000” Street entrance on the second Sunday. by taking a bag on the first of every month and filling If you prefer, checks may be made payable to "First it with groceries, or donate to this worthy cause.

Presbyterian Church" with the memo marked "Feed Remember that part of your tithe and offerings, a the 5,000" and placed in the collection plate. part of the church budget support missions, so be generous to our church. There is also a Mission Suggested items are: Project Fund that supports a variety of local and jam or jelly and peanut butter, canned chicken, international missions as needed and I encourage spam or tuna, pasta, pasta sauce, macaroni & you to give to that fund as well. This is a fund that cheese, Hamburger Helper, rice, dried red or black we use for one-shot needs such as helping the youth beans, canned vegetables. participate at Relay for Life, or buying food to Please, no open containers or out of date food. prepare for our workdays at St. Matthew’s House, or The Missions Committee thanks you in advance. supporting a mission trip or a special need.

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Presbyterian Women

Joan Gust, PW Moderator, jrwgust@gmail.com

October is here and many are returning to our church "In the Heart of Naples." And…October brings us our first Gathering. Mark your calendar: October 19 at noon for the luncheon.

The cost is still only $7.

Octobers lunch will include BBQ beef sliders, cole slaw, chips, apple pie and lemonade. Reservations are available Spencer Hall.

Sew & Sews

Warm conversation, companionship, support is what makes Presbyterian Women wonderful. Come join us. Be part of a Circle. There are four Circles, Faith/Joy; Peace with Honor; Love and Friendship; and Sunshine. They meet during the third week of each month. This year’s Bible study is Who is Jesus? What a Difference a Lens Makes

by Judy Yates Siker. Study guides may be purchased ($8) in Spencer Hall following the services.

Regretfully earlier this year, we lost two of the very dedicated founders of this group – Marcella Coe and Mary Burns.

Not only are you welcome to the Gathering (where a wonderful lunch is served) or a Circle, you are welcome to join Sew and Sews or the Prayer Shawl Ministry.

Sew and Sews is a small group that meets twice a month, beginning in November. They work on special sewing projects for the needy. Knitting may be your objective; Prayer Shawl Ministry is for you. This group meets weekly. If you don’t know how to knit and want to learn someone will teach you.

Sew and Sews, under the leadership of our Presbyterian Women, was created in the 1970s.

During all these years they’ve made hospital gowns from men’s shirts, bibs for nursing homes, afghans for veterans, pajamas for children in Thailand, and many contributions for Miracles in Action. Today our group still makes dresses and aprons for AIDS orphans in Africa, ladies knit caps, and we collect stamps.

We get together the second and fourth Thursday of each month from 10 a.m. until around 2 p.m. – sharing lunch and fellowship at the noon hour.

We have several sewing machines that are available for any who will come.

Speaking of sewing machines . . . sincere thanks are due to Marlene McLaren for having all of our sewing machines serviced by Joe Fulmer, Director of Tops Vacuum & Sewing located in the Bed Bath and Beyond shopping center. This service was done without charge, and we are very grateful to Joe for his generosity, and to Marlene for all the effort she put forth in getting this task accomplished.

If you like to sew – even if it’s been years since you’ve done so - we would love to have you become a part of our group. We will begin getting together again on Thursday, November 10 at 10 a.m. If you have questions, or would like to add your name to our list, please call Saralene Oldham at 239.643.4703.

Thanks to Sandy Johnson, we now have very attractive cloth “reserved” markers for our pews to be used in lieu of the yellow plastic cards that we have used for a long time. The new markers are very attractive, and we sincerely thank Sandy for putting her great talents to use on our behalf.

Calendar

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

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WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

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Communion Prep

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9 a.m. Sunday School Preschool Closed 11 a.m. Alzheimer’s 9:30 a.m. Communion Support Group Worship 10:40 a.m. Children’s Choir 12 p.m. Cumberland Church 5 p.m. High School Youth Group

11 a.m. Pre. Chapel 2 p.m. High School Connection 4 p.m. Middle School Youth Group 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal 7 p.m. Cumberland rehearsal

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Stephen Ministers 11 a.m. Preschool Chapel 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

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Cookie Baking 1 p.m. Presbyterian Women Finance Mtg. 5 p.m. Parent’s Night Out

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9 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:40 a.m. Children’s Choir 11 a.m. Christian Ed 12 p.m. Cumberland Church 5 p.m. HSYG

1 p.m. Personnel Committee

8 a.m. Facilities Committee 1:30 p.m. Worship & Music Committee 2:30 p.m. Missions Committee

Preschool Closed 7 a.m. Habitat work day 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Night at First 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal 7 p.m. Cumberland rehearsal

Preschool Closed 9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

Preschool Closed 11 a.m. Don Bunker memorial & reception

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11 a.m. 65th Anniversary Committee 3 p.m. Finance Committee 5:30 p.m. Deacons Meeting

10:30 a.m. PW Coordinating Team 11 a.m. Pre. Chapel 12 p.m. Presbyterian Women Gathering 2 p.m. High School Connection 4 p.m. MSYG 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Night at First 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal 7 p.m. Cumberland rehearsal

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 11 a.m. Preschool Chapel 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

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4 p.m. Session

11 a.m. Pre. Chapel

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 11 a.m. Preschool Chapel 7 p.m. Cumberland Church

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Cookie Baking 10 a.m. ACS user group training 2 p.m. St. Matthew’s House prep

9 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. Seekers & Joiners Class 10:40 a.m. Children’s Choir 12 p.m. Cumberland Church 5 p.m. HSYG

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9 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:40 a.m. Children’s Choir 12 p.m. Cumberland Church 5 p.m. HSYG

30 Kirkin’ O’ the Tartan 9 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:40 a.m. Children’s Choir 12 p.m. Cumberland Church 4 p.m. Concert 5 p.m. HSYG

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5:30 p.m.

Fall Festival & Silent Auction

7 p.m. Cumberland rehearsal

SATURDAY

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

Contact Director of Facilities, Sandy Poore at 239.262.1311 ext. 228 or sandyp@fpcnaples.org to reserve a room for your meeting. Please do not assume that if a room is vacant that it is available for use. This will alleviate any awkward situations from occurring.

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Preschool

Ashley Houk, Preschool Director, ashleyh@fpcnaples.org

New year, New beginnings This year when the Preschool opened for another school year, it began with a fresh new look.

The walls within the Preschool received a new coat of paint. The colors now found in the Preschool are more calming and soothing instead of the bright, shocking primary colors. In addition to the paint, we’ve installed a new sign outside the playground to help identify the Preschool to those driving by.

New door mats with the Preschool’s custom logo are now present at each of our main entrance doors.

Not only can you find changes outside the classroom, but you can also see slight changes in the classroom as well.

This year we are working to improve our curriculum to include many more handson experiences. The children are involved in sensory activities that include sand, water, and other materials. This play provides children the opportunity to build math skills along with social skills.

Our students are also participating in science activities and experiments, including cooking experiences. Our four year old students have weekly special units in Math and Science.

We open this year with 17 staff members that are so amazing that I often find myself admiring their work, their patience, their knowledge, and their willingness to go above and beyond what is required. I use the word “dedication” quite regularly when discussing my staff, but that’s the best way that I can find to truly explain what our staff do for our families and students. The Preschool is so fortunate to have each and every one of the staff members, which together make the best team that I’ve been a part of.

A special thank you to Sandy, Tina and Kathleen who worked tirelessly to make sure the school was ready for the first day of school!

Children & Youth

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

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Adult Education

Andie Goodrich, Adult Ed. Leader, andie.goodrich@gmail.com

WOMEN’S BOOK CLUB An invitation for women who love to read literature and novels!

One book group is already “up and reading” with interest expressed in forming more groups! Come to an organizational gathering on Tuesday, October 4 at 3 p.m. at the home of Pat Nordbrock. Bring book ideas and your calendars! We’ll form groups, determine hostesses and discussion facilitators for the next few meetings, and firm up dates for the next several months.

Please contact Pat 708.837.8553 for more details and for directions.

Wednesday Nights at First

Food for Heart and Mind—Fall 2016

Beginning on Wednesday, October 12 in Spencer Hall, enjoy a light supper, fellowship and stimulating teaching and discussion. We’ll enjoy a light supper at 5:30 p.m. with the program 6 - 6:55 p.m. Register in Spencer Hall or contact the church office at 239.262.1311 or fpc@fpcnaples.org.

October 12 — A Conversation with Craig.

Why worship? How do we prepare our hearts and minds for worship? Where does a sermon come from? Bring your questions and join in a lively conversation with Pastor Craig Goodrich.

October 19 — An Introduction to the writings of John Claypool.

Led by Craig Goodrich, an overview of the late Rev. John Claypool’s works. Claypool was a gifted preacher and the author of several profoundly helpful books on Christian discipleship.

October 26 — Fall Festival.

Come to our back parking lot at 5:30 p.m. to enjoy our annual Fall Festival.

November 2 — An In-depth Study of Mending the Heart by John Claypool.

Book study and discussion led by Craig Goodrich, which will focus on the themes of forgiveness, grief and gratitude.

November 9 — “The Election is over and Jesus is Still Lord.”

Led by Craig Goodrich, a conversation on faith and politics, civility, unity and hope.

November 16 — Handel’s Messiah.

An insightful and joyful evening with Dr. Brice Gerlach and the classic and biblically inspired work of George Frideric Handel.

News and Events

Kathleen Law, Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

Mark your calendars for our next congregational dinner to be held on November 11, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. in Spencer Hall.

WE WANT YOU TO JOIN US

for a celebration of our Veterans and a night of comedy with Brenda Stelzer.

The evening will begin with the musical talents of Brice and Michele Gerlach leading us in patriotic songs honoring our veterans. We’ll enjoy a dinner of Chicken Picata, garden salad, vegetables, rice and dessert, provided by Wynn's Catering. The evening will conclude with entertainment by local ventriloquist, Brenda Stelzer and her pal, George, who will have you laughing throughout their performance!

Tickets ($25 per person) are on sale each Sunday in Spencer Hall following the service and in the church office during the week.

Join members and friends as we gather to have a good time.

Thanks to those who have submitted their photos, but we know there are a lot more of you!

Photos of you in your uniform when you served can be mailed to the church, scanned/emailed to Kathleen Law or dropped off at the church office to be copied.

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News and Events

Kathleen Law, Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

Thank You Thanking you and your staff for your special thoughts and prayers. It was with fond memories the special services with Rev. Mase which began for me in 1986.

God Bless You. Estella Morroni Thank you for the beautiful birthday flowers. I so love being a member of this kind and caring church.

Shirley Hagerson

Many thanks for the beautiful flowers for my birthday. They were very much appreciated.

Marion Turner

In Memoriam Cary Church September 9, 2016

Alice Graham September 10, 2016

Are you interested in knowing what First Presbyterian Church has to offer?

Then join the Seekers and Joiners Class on Sunday, October 16 in the Parlor following the worship service to learn more or visit the Welcome Table following the worship service.

New members will be received on Sunday, October 23.

From the Pulpit October 2 Rev. Craig Goodrich “Sacred Trusts” October 9 Rev. Craig Goodrich “Gratitude Now!” Rev. Craig Goodrich October 16 “Doing Justice” October 23 Guest Preacher, Rev. Winston Lawson October 30 Rev. Craig Goodrich “The Story of Grace”

News and Events

Kathleen Law, Communications, kathleenl@fpcnaples.org

Please welcome the following new members who were received into the congregation on Sunday, September 25. Our next class will be held on Sunday, October 16. Contact Joanne Slager jjslager493@aol.com or 239.272.1568 for more information.

Bruce & Connie Freise

Doug & Holly Jensen

New Members not pictured: Tim Richardson & Susan Eastin Kitty Wildman

David & Nancy McLaughlin

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First Presbyterian Church of Naples 250 Sixth Street South Naples, FL 34102 www.fpcnaples.org 239.262.1311

Kirkin O’ the Tartan Sunday, October 30 9:30 a.m.

Join us as we welcome back St. Andrew’s Society as they carry the tartan flags in a procession led by the uplifting music of Harp & Thistle Pipe Band.

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