Thanks for your willingness to serve as a greeter. Please MARK YOUR CALENDAR with the date you are scheduled to greet. If you are unavailable on your assigned date please contact Sue Anderson.  THANKS!

Responsibilities:

1. Be ready to greet at 9:30 AM with your nametag on.
2. Attempt to stand where you can greet people entering through the main entrance AND the “back door” by the kitchen.
3. Be genuinely friendly, but keep in mind that most visitors want to hide in the crowd. Sense whether they want to meet others or quickly slip into the sanctuary. Most often they will welcome an exchange of words with you. Introduce yourself and ask for visitors’ names (and try to remember names). Encourage everyone to stop at the nametag table.
4. While your goal is to welcome visitors, remember to warmly welcome everyone. Be careful to avoid chatting with friends while you are greeting.
5. Encourage people to enter the sanctuary by the BEGINNING of the worship service.
6. Stay at your post for five minutes after the worship service begins as visitors often arrive late.
7. Following the service, look for the visitors you greeted. Ask other “New Lifers” to welcome the visitors. Make certain they are not standing alone.

June 6            E. Cavrak & A. Marchek                      

June 13          Skip & Chris Crawford

June 20          S. Gill & D. McCormick                            

June 27          Bill & Candie Hayes

July 4             Jerry & Betty Pavelka                  Independence day       

July 11           Jim & Donna Price

July 18          E. Cavrak & P. Durbiano

July 25          Ralph & Mary Lou Kimmel

Aug. 1             Ed & Kathy Mataya   

Aug. 8            Barry & Deanna Johncour

 Aug. 15         Dan & Sue Anderson

Aug. 22          Steve & Linda Antin

Aug. 29          Bob & Lisa Watt                           

Cleaners, cleaning sparkle

Ushers, helping make comfortable

Counters, counting accountability

Mowers, grass cutting

Worship Leaders, preparing God’s People for worship

Nursery Attendants,

attending the precious littlest ones

NURSERY ROOM SCHEDULE

You are responsible for finding your own replacement

On the last Sunday of every month we honor our Lord at the Communion Table.

Anyone that is a born again Christian, a member in good standing in a Bible believeing evangelical church are invited to join us.

                                              MEN’S MINISTRIES

                                       Men’s breakfast opportunities are:

                     Tuesday            6:30am           Lumpy’s

                     Wednesday       6:00am           Church

                     Thursday           6:30am          Kings in Greensburg

                     Friday                7:00am          Kings in Monroeville

CEDAR CREEK PARK BIKING PICNIC! 

Sat, July 31 ~ 11am ~ 4PM  ~ Pavilion #19

We will supply hot dogs, hamburgers, buns, condiments, tablecloths, plates, napkins, utensils & cups.  You need to supply your own drinks and a side dish to serve 10.

There is a playground, volleyball, horseshoes, games, food and prizes for all ages!

Come join us for a great day of Fun and Fellowship!!!

PCA DAY AT IDLEWILD PARK ~ MONDAY, AUG. 23

Discipleship Committee – Pittsburgh Presbytery

Picnic Pavilion C-5   We will eat lunch together at 11:30am

(Bring your own lunch or bring a grill if you like.)

COST:  Car Load (3-8 people) = $84.00

 (Additional $4.00 discount with Giant Eagle Advantage Card)

What is at the Park:  Storybook Forest, Jumping Jungle, Kiddie Land, Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood, Amusement Rides & Soak Zone.

Any questions call Jim Spitzel (412) 793-7117. 

                                                          COMING EVENTS

 Aug. 29 ~ After Service Luncheon ~ Small Group Sponsored

Oct. 23 ~ “Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner”

Oct. 31 ~ After Service Luncheon ~ Small Group Sponsored

Nov. 6 ~  Thanksgiving Dinner

  December ~ Special Programs and Music

 LIBRARY NEWS  ~ Donated Books

THE GUIDEPOSTS TREASURY OF HOPE

This treasury shares the stories of Paul Harvey, Lawrence Welk, Johnny Cash, Marjorie Holmes, Taylor Caldwell, Catherine Marshall, Jean Stapleton, Kathryn Kuhlman, Sandy Duncan, and over fifty-five other men and women from all walks of life. Each in its own way gives hope that will renew and recharge its readers in time of doubt.

B. J. Hoff has written a trilogy of fiction called THE MOUNTAIN SONG LEGACY.

THE DISTANT MUSIC “In the Kentucky mining community called Skingle Creek, two childhood friends give a gift that may restore the hope of their families and save the life of their beloved teacher.

THE WIND HARP  “In Maggie’s quest for independence, she finds her greatest strength in sacrifice…and in her struggle to heal her family, she finds her heart renewed by love.

THE SONG WEAVER “As Jonathan and Maggie try to make their way through troubling times, they find their love growing and their own roots sinking deeper into the certainity of God’s perfect will.”