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Westminster on Wednesdays It Will Be Televised on Local Cable Channel 13 at “Put More Spirit in Your Week!” 12:30 P.M If you would like to see this Sunday’s worship again, Westminster on Wednesdays it will be televised on local cable Channel 13 at “Put more Spirit in your week!” 12:30 p.m. Thursday and 1 p.m. Saturday. 5:30-6:15 p.m. in Cole Hall Listen to the current week’s sermon on KFOR (1240 AM) Sundays at 10 a.m. March 20: corned beef and cabbage with boiled potatoes, salad, fruit, dessert Serving Today: $3/children, $4/adults; $14 max/family USHERS: Lyle Hamilton, Cathy Hershberger, Greg Hershberger, March 17, 2013 Brian Lammers, Jeff Pearson, Kiann Ridgeway, Cory Stone, Ashley LENTEN DEVOTIONS Vorhies. “I am the vine, Join for the final installment of the Lenten Devotions series! GREETERS: Deb Van Dyke-Ries and Carol Walbrecht. you are the branches....” Meet in the Chapel from 6:20 to 6:35 p.m. to hear from Rev. HOSTS: Ginny Rohrbaugh and Larry and Judy Ehlers. Ellen Davis about “Love for Others” as it relates to the ACOLYTES: Graham Peterson and Mitchell Tunnison. Lenten theme “We Love Because He First Loved Us.” Connect with Westminster online • Web: westminsterlincoln.org Remember: During weeks with Lenten Devotions, there • Facebook: WPCLincoln are the following schedule changes: Westminster Carillon, • Facebook Groups: Lincoln Westminster Presbyterian Church children’s choirs, and WOW XL meet 6:40-7:30 p.m.; and • Twitter: WPCLincoln Westminster Choir meets 7:40-9 p.m. SETTING OUR FACES TOWARD JERUSALEM Join Rev. Robert Jeambey for discussion of Brian McLaren’s Westminster Presbyterian Church YOU ARE INVITED to join us in the Garden Room for A New Kind of Christianity at this Lenten WOW book study! 2110 Sheridan Blvd Lincoln, Nebraska fellowship following worship today! Come to the Lounge at 6:40 p.m. McLaren’s book addresses Ph. 402-475-6702; Fax 402-475-3148 a number of questions he believes today’s thinking Christians Pastor Reverend Dr. Andrew L. McDonald, x 110 WELCOME, DRAMA CAMP PARENTS AND FANS! should ask about core doctrinal beliefs. Parish Associate Reverend Ellen Davis, x 117 Thank you for joining us for worship today, and for bringing Business Administrator Cheryl Rennick, x 105 your Drama Campers to perform. We welcome you to join us Director of Fine Arts Boyd Bacon, x 111 again for future Westminster events. Associate Director of Music & Fine Arts Dr. Masako Nakamura, x 111 Associate for Community Life & Growth Tiffany Mullison, x 104 Director of Children’s Ministries Betsy Guyer, x 107 PLANT THE SEEDS OF GROWTH AT WESTMINSTER Preschool Director Suzanne Schneider, x 103 Help us reach our neighbors and friends this spring by inviting Communications Coordinator Rae Licari, x 101 Administrative Secretary Marge Tomlinson, x 102 them to Westminster events! A special seed packet invitation Custodians/Maintenance Richard Gruenemeyer, is available to be picked up after worship today. Look in the Lyudmila Fomina, Tracy Hugelman, Garden Room to collect yours and help plant the seed of Mehmedalija Plicanic member growth. Adult Education News Notes Holy Week at Westminster Sunday at 9 a.m.: YOU ARE INVITED TO THE BEST EASTER BREAKFAST! Join us for worship! Join us for the Deacons’ Easter Breakfast, from 8 to 11 a.m. ALM UNDAY T HE SCREWTAPE LETTERS on Sunday, March 31 in Fellowship Hall! You’ll enjoy fruit, P S - March 24 Come to Fellowship Hall A for insightful discussion of C.S. egg casserole, and scrumptious Miller & Paine cinnamon rolls. Holy Week starts here! The children’s processional with palms Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters, led by Adult Ed Moderator Ernie A free will offering is encouraged for this festive treat; the will be held at the 10:30 a.m. service; please meet in Cole Hall Hines. This classic satire is presented as a set of letters from Deacons will use proceeds from the breakfast to benefit the at 10:15 a.m. one demon to another with advice on spiritual warfare, along church. Remember to reserve your extra cinnamon rolls with pointed observations on human nature and Christian before noon on March 24 - $8 per dozen, or $15 for two MAUNDY THURSDAY - March 28 doctrine. This seminar concludes next Sunday, March 24. dozen. Stop by the Garden Room table after worship today, or In commemoration of Jesus’ Last Supper, we celebrate with call the church office at 402.475.6702. communion. Join us in Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. CROSSROADS Young adults, please join the Crossroads Class in the Library EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA - March 30 GOOD FRIDAY - March 29 for study and discussion of Marianne Williamson’s The Law of Spring into Westminster’s annual Easter Eggstravaganza! Worship at noon in the Chapel or 7 p.m. in the Sanctuary Divine Compensation! This free, fun family event for children age 3 through grade 5 with scripture readings of the Seven Last Words of Christ. will be held on Saturday, March 30, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. WESTMINSTER BIBLE CLASS We’ll have crafts, games, and a deluxe Easter egg hunt, plus a EASTER SUNDAY - March 31 Join us in the Parlor for a study session from The Present Word. peanut-free room. Invite a friend to join you! Join us for Chapel worship at 7 a.m., with trumpet music This week, Rev. Lynn Davis leads, with “Gabriel’s from special guest Dean Haist. Worship at 9 and 11 a.m. will Interpretation,” Daniel 8:19-26. Next week’s lesson, “The DON’T FORGET! SCHEDULE YOUR SMILE NOW be held in the Sanctuary, with music from Nebraska Brass, Lord’s Supper,” Luke 22:14-30, will be led by Bill North. Time slots for photos for the new church family directory are Westminster Brass, Westminster Choir, and Westminster filling up fast! Reserve your appointment today. Log on to Carillon. Deacon’s Breakfast will be served 8-11 a.m. in Monday at 11 a.m.: westminsterlincoln.org, or call Rev. Ellen Davis Fellowship Hall. (402.304.0557) to set up a time. Visit the Garden Room table MATTHEW ON MONDAYS after worship to learn more. Rev. Bob Snell continues to lead an in-depth faith-enhancing study of the Gospel according to Matthew on Mondays. New PRAIRIE READERS - March 20 A look ahead ... Mark your calendars! members are always welcome - join us in the Lounge! Join Prairie Readers on March 20 at 1 p.m. in the Parlor for discussion of Anne Tyler’s The Beginner’s Goodbye, led by Judy April 8-9: Church Growth Leadership Summit Tuesday at 7 a.m.: White. All book lovers are welcome!! April 14-20: Mission trip to Joplin, Mo. April 21: Heritage Sunday MEN’S TUESDAY FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST WESTMINSTER CLUB - March 26 April 26-28: Spring Youth Retreat at Calvin Crest All men are invited! Join us this week for a Bible study session Bruce Sheffield will present “My Uncle Glenn May 12: Hostamania led by Rev. Ellen Davis. Come to the Parlor for the best Cunningham” at the March meeting of Westminster Club. May 19: Pentecost/Confirmation Sunday food, fellowship, and education to be found on Tuesday Join the Club at 5:30 p.m. in Cole Hall on Tuesday, March May 26: Baccalaureate Sunday mornings - and invite a friend to join you! 26 for fellowship, dinner, discussion, and more! Please bring June 17-21 Vacation Bible School your own table service and $7 to cover the cost of the dinner. July 15-19 Creative Arts Camp.
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