Thursday, October 29, 2009

First Sermon at First Church: Come Welcome Rev. Stephen H. Phelps

A weekly e-newsletter of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn:

Main office (718) 624-3770 Email FPC124@aol.com

THIS FRIDAY, October 30

Get Your Spook On: An Evening of Macabre Masterpieces, on Friday, Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Join organists Wil Smith and Meghann Wilhoite with special guests for an evening of creepy classics, including Bach's bone-chilling Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor. Accompanying the music in a dark FPC sanctuary will be spooky images projected directly onto the pipes by a live video artist. Not to be missed!

THIS SUNDAY, November 1:

"Fall Back" – Remember to set your clocks back one hour. Also Sunday Nov. 1 is the NYC Marathon and many streets will be blocked. Plan to get to church by subway!

Rev. Stephen Phelps, our Interim Pastor will preach a sermon titled: "It's About Time." Rev. Phelps hails from the Northern Hudson Valley, was educated at Yale and has worked with nationally recognized community development projects. Rev Phelps has served as pastor to Presbyterian congregations for more than twenty years. We welcome him and look forward to this time with him.

Service will be followed by a special coffee hour hosted by the committee chairs. Please plan to attend to give him a warm FPC welcome!

The nursery will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christina and Patty are excited to welcome your kids.

10 o' Clock Hour. Please join David Mullé in the Thurman Room for 10 o'Clock Hour for Bible study on Isaiah.

Other news:


Associate Pastor Update

Rev. Beth continues to be on bedrest, taking it one day at a time. She sends her gratitude for your prayers; she and her family are buoyed by the encouragement and support. She says Ephesians 3:14-21 has become a daily mantra. From verse 20 (NIV): "Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us." Please continue to remember Beth and her family in your prayers. Cards will be forwarded to her, please leave them in Edna's mailbox, or that of the Administrator.

Tuesday Tea is always served the second Tuesday of each month at 4 p.m. in the Elliott Room. Hope to see you on Nov.10 for our next "tea with talk." For more information, contact Linda Kolts at 718-855-1206

Budget Saturday, Nov. 14. All Session members and Committee chairs should attend this gathering to prepare the 2010 Budget. We'll meet at the home of Richard and Diane Greene, 212 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217, from 8 to 11 a.m. (Breakfast will be provided.) All budget requests from the committee need to be e-mailed to Treasurer Ken Andrichik by Sunday Nov. 8, at at ken.andrichik@finra.org. Questions? Call Ken or Marcia at (718) 398-9307

Membership: Are you interested in joining the Church? There will be a membership class on Nov. 14 at the church at 11 a.m. For more information, contact Peggy Slowik at

peggyswisher@gmail.com, or Paul Austin at paustin19@yahoo.com

Food Pantry: We still need volunteers to receive food from the CSA on Wednesday evenings for next five weeks. Arrive about 7:30 p.m. and wait for CSA volunteers to bring produce. Place on tables in the Narthex for distribution to the Food Pantry clients on Thursday. See Linda Kolts or call her at 718-855-1206. Our guarantee: You will feel good about your participation in helping the Food Pantry.

Sign up for Sunday School: We need you! Please sign up to teach for a month.

Or if you'd rather learn, register with us. If you did not register yet, please download the attached sheets and sign up your children. Please also consider teaching for five Sundays in our co-op program. Contact Elizabeth de La Garza at Lizdelag@aol.com

with questions. You may fax the forms back to the church at (718) 624- 3365.

To volunteer to teach Sunday School, please contact Elizabeth at lizdelag@aol.com

Mission Review Report is complete. Copies will be available in the narthex. Or contact fpc124@aol.com for an electronic version.

Job Bank: Do you have skills or know of employment? Contact Susan Schultz at Schultz.design@yahoo.com to list your ideas on the FPC Job Bank. If you are able to help others with writing resumes and cover letters, please also let us know.

Apartment Hunting: If anyone or anyone you know has an apartment available for a short-term lease or sublet, please contact Frank Kools or Arie Vanduijn at fkools@nyc.rr.com.

On the calendar:

For more details about calendar events, click on this link. Click again

on the event on the calendar to read a description. http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org/phpEventCalendar/index.php?

Wednesday, November 4:

Men's Breakfast at 7:30 a.m., at the Park Plaza Diner on Cadman Plaza. Contact Jim Palmer at jwpalmer@aol.com.

Midweek Boost at 7 p.m. in the Elliott Room. Contact Aris Peguero at drarisp@aol.com or Edna Asknes at eja128@msn.com

Thursday, November 5:

Food Pantry, 10 to 11 a.m. To volunteer, contact Jane Woland at janewoland@yahoo.com.

FPC Choir Thursday night rehearsals at 7 p.m. All are welcome!

Who/where to connect:

Please stay current on your pledge.

Online Donations: Contribute to the church through a secure online account. To find it on the church website, http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org, go to the Site Credits/ Link tab and select First Church Donation Account Setup. Or go to https://www.egsnetwork.com/pages/donor_create.php?GUIDE79B3-73D8-4D85-957E-A95BD878B25D

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Holy Listening At FPC: Dr. Westina Matthews in the pulpit Oct. 25

A weekly e-newsletter of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn:

Main office (718) 624-3770               Email FPC124@aol.com 

 

 

THIS SUNDAY, October 25:

 

Dr. Westina Matthews will preach a sermon titled: "Are You in Jericho or Jerusalem?" Westina Matthews, Ph.D. is a retired corporate executive, retreat leader, public speaker, and spiritual director whose practice reflects contemplative living through "holy listening." She connects with others through her series of poignant spiritual books in the Have A Little Faith series, based on the mustard seed parable.

 

The nursery will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christina and Patty are excited to welcome your kids back.

 

10 o' Clock Hour. Please join David Mullé in the Thurman Room for 10 o'Clock Hour for Bible study on Isaiah.

 

 

Other news:

 

Interim Pastor Update
We are happy to announce that Rev. Stephen Phelps has been approved by the NYC Presbytery's Committee on Ministry. Rev Phelps will lead worship service on November 1. Service will be followed by a special welcoming coffee hour hosted by the committee chairs.  Please plan to attend to give him a warm FPC welcome! Rev Phelps' bio will be sent as a separate email.
  
Associate Pastor Update

Rev. Beth Waltemath remains on bed rest; she is in good spirits and remains positive. Due to the volume of e-mail, text messages and telephone calls, she is unable to respond to each message individually. She sends her best regards and thanks the congregation for the outpouring of support. Please continue to keep her in your prayers. Regular updates will be provided by Edna Asknes, Clerk of Session. Cards will be forwarded to her, please leave them in Edna's mailbox or the Administrator's mailbox. 

October Session Meeting

The October Session Meeting will be held on Monday Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. in the Manse. Rev. Phelps will be a guest at the meeting, pending his release from the Western NY Presbytery and his acceptance into the NYC Presbytery.

 

Organ Recital: An Evening of Macabre Masterpieces, on Friday, Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Join organists Wil Smith and Meghann Wilhoite with special guests for an evening of creepy classics, including Bach's bone-chilling Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor.  Accompanying the music in a dark FPC sanctuary will be spooky images projected directly onto the pipes by a live video artist.  Not to be missed!

Food Pantry: We still need volunteers to receive food from the CSA on Wednesday evenings for next 5 weeks.  Arrive about 7:30 and wait for CSA volunteers to bring produce.   Place on tables in the Narthex for distribution to the Food Pantry clients on Thursday.  See Linda Kolts or call her at 718-855-1206.  Guarantee:  You will feel good about your participation in helping the Food Pantry. 

 

Sign up for Sunday School:  We need you!  Please sign up to teach for a month.

Or if you'd rather learn, register with us.  If you did not register yet, please download the attached sheets and sign up your children.  Please also consider teaching for five Sundays in our co-op program.  Contact Elizabeth de La Garza at Lizdelag@aol.com

with questions.  You may fax the forms back to the church at (718) 624- 3365.

 

To volunteer to teach Sunday School, please contact Elizabeth at lizdelag@aol.com

 

Mission Review Report is complete.  Copies will be available in the narthex. Or contact fpc124@aol.com for an electronic version.

 

Job Bank: Do you have skills or know of employment? Contact Susan Schultz at Schultz.design@yahoo.com  to list your ideas on the FPC Job Bank.  If you are able to help others with writing resumes and cover letters, please also let us know.

 

Membership:  Are you interested in joining the Church? There will be a membership class on November 14 at 11 a.m. For more information, Contact Peggy Slowik at

peggyswisher@gmail.com or Paul Austin at paustin19@yahoo.com

 

Apartment Hunting: If anyone or anyone you know has an apartment available for a short-term lease or sublet, please contact Frank Kools or Arie Vanduijn at fkools@nyc.rr.com.

 

On the calendar:

 

For more details about calendar events, click on this link. Click again

on the event on the calendar to read a description. http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org/phpEventCalendar/index.php?

 

Monday, October 26:

Session Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Manse.

 

Wednesday, October 28:

Men's Breakfast at 7:30 a.m., at the Park Plaza Diner on Cadman Plaza. Contact Jim Palmer at jwpalmer@aol.com.

Midweek Boost at 7 p.m. in the Elliott Room. Contact Aris Peguero at drarisp@aol.com or Edna Asknes at eja128@msn.com

 

Thursday, October 29:

Food Pantry, 10 to 11 a.m. To volunteer, contact Jane Woland at janewoland@yahoo.com.

FPC Choir Thursday night rehearsals at 7 p.m.   All are welcome!

 

Friday, October 30:

Organ Recital at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary, Free admission!

 

Who/where to connect:

 

Please stay current on your pledge.

Online Donations: Contribute to the church through a secure online account. To find it on the church website, http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org, go to the Site Credits/ Link tab and select First Church Donation Account Setup. Or go to https://www.egsnetwork.com/pages/donor_create.php?GUIDE79B3-73D8-4D85-957E-A95BD878B25D

 

Friday, October 16, 2009

FPC: A Warm Place in a Season of Change

A weekly e-newsletter of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn:

Main office (718) 624-3770 Email FPC124@aol.com

THIS SUNDAY, October 18:

Paul Mowry will preach a sermon titled: "The Cup That We Drink," based on Mark 10:35-45. Paul joined the church three years ago, and is active in our youth and confirmation program. (Most recently, he accompanied youth to services at Brooklyn Heights synagogue, where his family of three also are members.) Paul is a graduate of Union Theological Seminary, a board member of Presbyterian Welcome, and has received awards for preaching and promise in pastoral ministry.

The nursery will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christina and Patty are excited to welcome your kids back.

10 o' Clock Hour. Please join David Mullé in the Thurman Room for 10 o'Clock Hour for Bible study on Isaiah.

There will be a called Congregational Meeting for the sole purpose of electing a Pastoral Nominating Committee.

Other news:

Welcome Elizabeth! Children's Ministry Committee and the Session are excited to introduce Elizabeth de La Garza Vargas, who will be directing our Sunday school program for kids ages 4-12, beginning this week. Elizabeth worked in children's television for ten years before returning to Bank Street School of Education to earn her master's degree. She has developed multi-age programs for the National Museum of the American Indian and El Museo del Barrio. Elizabeth, her husband, Carlos, and two and a half-year-old, Elisa, live in Queens. Since becoming a mother and reflecting on her own religious education as a child, she has been dreaming of an affirming spiritual curriculum for children and looks forward to developing this at First Church.

Interim Pastor Update: Rev. Stephen Phelps has been selected to serve as our interim pastor, with a planned start date of Nov. 1, session has announced. Pending Committee on Ministry approval, a formal announcement will be made next week. A welcoming coffee hour is being planned for November 1, 2009. Please plan to attend to give him a warm FPC welcome.

You may have received word that Rev. Beth, at the requests of her doctors, is on bed rest and unable to leave her fourth-floor walk-up for the next two weeks. Her health and well-being are in our thoughts and prayers. In the meantime, elders and members are making pastoral visits and lining up preachers. Next week, Dr. Westina Matthews Shatteen will be preaching. Thank you to all who have pitched in to help. (Special thanks to Paul Mowry for stepping in this week to preach on such short notice)

Organ Recital: An evening of Macabre Masterpieces. Friday, Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Join organists Wil Smith and Meghann Wilhoite with special guests for an evening of creepy classics, including Bach's bone-chilling Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor. Accompanying the music in a dark FPC sanctuary will be spooky images projected directly onto the pipes by a live video artist. Not to be missed!

Food Pantry: We still need volunteers to receive food from the CSA on Wednesday evenings for next 5 weeks. Arrive about 7:30 and wait for CSA volunteers to bring produce. Place on tables in the Narthex for distribution to the Food Pantry clients on Thursday. See Linda Kolts or call her at 718-855-1206. Guarantee: You will feel good about your participation in helping the Food Pantry.

Sign up for Sunday School: We need you! Please sign up for teach for a month.

Or if you'd rather learn, register with us. If you did not register yet, please download the attached sheets and sign up your children. Please also consider teaching for five Sundays in our co-op program. Contact bethfpc@aol.com with questions. You may fax the forms back to the church at (718) 624- 3365.

To volunteer to teach Sunday School, please contact Rev. Beth at bethfpc@aol.com.

Mission Review Report is complete. Copies will be available in the narthex. Or contact fpc124@aol.com for an electronic version.

Job Bank: Do you have skills or know of employment? Contact Susan Schultz at Schultz.design@yahoo.com to list your ideas on the FPC Job Bank. If you are able to help others with writing resumes and cover letters, please also let us know.

Membership: Are you interested in joining the Church? Contact Peggy Slowik at

peggyswisher@gmail.com or Paul Austin at paustin19@yahoo.com

Apartment Hunting: If anyone or anyone you know has an apartment available for a short-term lease or sublet, please contact Frank Kools or Arie Vanduijn at fkools@nyc.rr.com.

On the calendar:

For more details about calendar events, click on this link. Click again

on the event on the calendar to read a description. http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org/phpEventCalendar/index.php?

Wednesday, October 21:

Men's Breakfast at 7:30 a.m., at the Park Plaza Diner on Cadman Plaza. Contact Jim Palmer at jwpalmer@aol.com.

Midweek Boost at 7 p.m. in the Elliott Room. Contact Aris Peguero at drarisp@aol.com or Edna Asknes at eja128@msn.com

Thursday, October 22:

Food Pantry, 10 to 11 a.m. To volunteer, contact Jane Woland at janewoland@yahoo.com.

FPC Choir Thursday night rehearsals at 7 p.m. All are welcome!

Who/where to connect:

Please stay current on your pledge.

Online Donations: Contribute to the church through a secure online account. To find it on the church website, http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org, go to the Site Credits/ Link tab and select First Church Donation Account Setup. Or go to https://www..egsnetwork.com/pages/donor_create.php?GUIDE79B3-73D8-4D85-957E-A95BD878B25D

Thursday, October 8, 2009

At FPC: Diana Bell on Discipleship, Confirmands celebrate Simchat Torah

 

A weekly e-newsletter of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn:

Main office (718) 624-3770               Email FPC124@aol.com 

 

THIS SATURDAY, October 10:

 

The Confirmation Class will visit the Brooklyn Heights Synagogue on Remsen Street.  Meet at the church at 4:30 p.m. and we'll walk over together to play, worship, eat ice cream, and then dance in the street with the Torah, all in observance of Simchat Torah: "Rejoicing with/of the Torah."  During the service, the last verses of the Torah (the first five books of the Bible) are read and the annual reading cycle begins anew with the first verses of Genesis.  This holiday comes immediately after Sukkot, a Harvest Festival.  Call Paul Mowry with questions at (718) 624-8624.

 

THIS SUNDAY, October 11:

 

Guest preacher Diana Bell, will deliver a sermon titled "Discipleship: At What Cost?"  Diana is a certified candidate for ordination in the Presbyterian Church, USA, as well as a native Texan, a Union Theological Seminary graduate, and a proud Brooklynite.  Diana is thankful for the community here at FPC and the opportunity to do ministry with such a varied and vibrant group of people.

 

The nursery will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christina and Patty are excited to welcome your kids back.

 

10 o' Clock Hour. Please join David Mullé in the Thurman Room for 10 o'Clock Hour with a Bible study on Isaiah.

 

Young Women Bible Study and Justice Focus Group
If you are between the ages of 18-early 30's, you are invited to attend this group which will be trying out and  evaluating a curriculum currently in development by the National Council of Churches, meant to explore the connections of faith and advocacy through the issue of obstetric fistula.  (The age restriction is neccessary because this curriculum is being developed for campus ministries and young adult groups.)  The group will meet after church for 90 minutes on Oct. 11 in the Thurman Room.

 

 

Other news:

 

Tuesday Tea:  Meets the second Tuesday in each month. See you on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 4 p.m. in the Rose Room. For more information,contact Linda Kolts at (718) 855-1206.

 

There will be a called Congregational Meeting on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009 for the sole purpose of electing a Pastoral Nominating Committee. The Church Wide Nominating Committee will present a slate via e-news and in the Narthex this week.

 

Food Pantry: We still need volunteers to receive food from the CSA on Wednesday evenings for next 5 weeks.  Arrive about 7:30 and wait for CSA volunteers to bring produce.   Place on tables in the Narthex for distribution to the Food Pantry clients on Thursday.  See Linda Kolts or call her at 718-855-1206.  Guarantee:  You will feel good about your participation in helping the Food Pantry. 

 

Sunday School Parents:  We had a fun and productive meeting.  Contact Emily Phillips for an update on all you missed and a chance to score an awesome tie-dye t-shirt for your child. 

 

Register for Sunday School: If you did not register yet, please download the attached sheets and sign up your children.  Please also consider teaching for five Sundays in our co-op program.  Contact bethfpc@aol.com with questions.  You may fax the forms back to the church at (718) 624- 3365.

 

To volunteer to teach Sunday School, please contact Rev. Beth at bethfpc@aol.com.

 

Mission Review Report is complete.  Copies will be available in the narthex. Or contact fpc124@aol.com for an electronic version.

 

Job Bank: Do you have skills or know of employment? Contact Susan Schultz at Schultz.design@yahoo.com  to list your ideas on the FPC Job Bank.  If you are able to help others with writing resumes and cover letters, please also let us know.

 

Membership:  Are you interested in joining the Church? Contact Peggy Slowik at

peggyswisher@gmail.com  or Paul Austin at paustin19@yahoo.com

 

Apartment Hunting: If anyone or anyone you know has an apartment available for a short-term lease or sublet, please contact Frank Kools or Arie Vanduijn at fkools@nyc.rr.com.

 

On the calendar:

 

For more details about calendar events, click on this link. Click again

on the event on the calendar to read a description. http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org/phpEventCalendar/index.php?

 

Tuesday, October 13:

Tuesday Tea at 4 p.m. in the Rose Room, all are welcome!

 

Wednesday, October 14:

Men's Breakfast at 7:30 a.m., at the Park Plaza Diner on Cadman Plaza. Contact Jim Palmer at jwpalmer@aol.com.

Midweek Boost at 7 p.m. in the Elliott Room. Contact Aris Peguero at drarisp@aol.com or Edna Asknes at eja128@msn.com

 

Thursday, October 15:

Food Pantry, 10 to 11 a.m. To volunteer, contact Jane Woland at janewoland@yahoo.com.

FPC Choir Thursday night rehearsals at 7 p.m.   All are welcome!

 

 

Who/where to connect:

 

Please stay current on your pledge.

Online Donations: Contribute to the church through a secure online account. To find it on the church website, http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org, go to the Site Credits/ Link tab and select First Church Donation Account Setup. Or go to https://www..egsnetwork.com/pages/donor_create.php?GUIDE79B3-73D8-4D85-957E-A95BD878B25D

Friday, October 2, 2009

Communion and Cuban Food

A weekly e-newsletter of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn:

Main office (718) 624-3770               Email FPC124@aol.com 

 

THIS SUNDAY, October 4:

Rev. W. Franc Perry, our guest preacher, will preach a sermon titled "The Transformative Power of Forgiveness."  Rev. Perry received a law degree from George Washington University Law School, and practiced law for nearly two decades before attending the Union Theological Seminary. He graduated in 2004 and was awarded the Maxwell Prize for pastoral ministry. Rev. Perry currently is a principal court attorney in New York Civil Court and the chairman of Community Board 10 in Manhattan.

 

New Order of Service:  This Sunday the sermon will be moved up in the Order of Worship to help reinforce the Confirmation Class' study of the Reformed tradition's Theology of Worship.  Please arrive promptly for the sermon, which will start by 11:30 a.m.

 

In support of the Confirmation class's study of "Why and How We Worship," we have shifted the Order of Service in October.  The changes in the Order of Worship reflect our Reformed tradition's understanding of the movements of worship.  There is a Gathering around the Word (Invocation, Hymn, Confession, Assurance, Welcome) followed by a Hearing of the Word (Scripture, Anthem, Sermon) and then a time for Responding to the Word (Prayers, Offering, Communion, Hymn) and finally a time for Sending Out of us with the Word embodied in our lives (Benediction).  We hope you will enjoy the movements of worship and reflect on their meaning with the confirmation class and worship leaders.

 

Rev. Beth Waltemath will preside over Communion. 

 

The nursery will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christina and Patty are excited to welcome your kids back.

 

10 o' Clock Hour. Please join David Mullé in the Thurman Room for 10 o'Clock Hour with a Bible study on Isaiah.

 

Confirmation Class and Youth mentors will meet in church and sit together for service before they come together after service with their mentor groups. 

 

White Rose Ministry presents a Cuba Dinner:  Immediately following the worship service in the Elliott Room, the White Rose Ministry will serve another of their famously delicious fundraisers to support our sister church in Cuba. Eat in or take out, but don't miss it!

 

Women's Monthly Potluck at 6 p.m in the Manse.  All are welcome. We will share our summer stories and set our goals and intentions for the coming year.

 

Other news:

 

There will be a called Congregational Meeting on Sunday Oct 18, 2009 for the sole purpose of electing a Pastoral Nominating Committee.  Church Wide Nominating Committee is hard at work.  They will present a slate via e-news and in the Narthex a week before the meeting. 

 

Missing Umbrella: A black umbrella with subway symbols is missing. Please return it to the church office.

 

Mid Week Boost: Wednesday, Oct. 7 in the Elliott Room at 7 p.m., "Prayer, Intention, and The Zero Point Field: Tuning Up Your Frequencies," with guest Ricarda O'Conner.  For information about Mid-Week Boost, please contact Aris Peguero at drarisp@aol.com or Edna Asknes at eja128@msn.com.

 

Tuesday Tea:  will meet the second Tuesday in each month. See you on Tuesday October 13 at 4:00 p.m. in the Rose Room. For more information about Tuesday Tea, contact Linda Kolts at 718-855-1206.

 

Sunday School Parents:  We had a fun and productive meeting.  Contact Emily Phillips for an update on all you missed and a chance to score an awesome tie-dye t-shirt for your child. 

 

Sunday School Director:  The Children's Ministry Committee and Session are looking to fill a 10-hour a week position to give more structure and guidance to our Sunday morning program.  Please contact Bethfpc@aol.com if you know of someone or a resource for good candidates with a strong background in teaching and crafts.

 

Register for Sunday School: If you did not register yet, please download the attached sheets and sign up your children.  Please also consider teaching for five Sundays in our co-operative program.  Contact bethfpc@aol.com with questions.  You may fax the forms back to the church at (718) 624- 3365.

 

To volunteer to teach Sunday School, please contact Rev. Beth at bethfpc@aol.com.

 

Mission Review Report is complete.  Copies will be available in the narthex. Or contact fpc124@aol.com for an electronic version.

 

Job Bank: Do you have skills or know of employment? Contact Susan Schultz at Schultz.design@yahoo.com  to list your ideas on the FPC Job Bank.  If you are able to help others with writing resumes and cover letters, please also let us know.

 

Membership:  Are you interested in joining the Church? Contact Peggy Slowik at

peggyswisher@gmail.com  or Paul Austin at paustin19@yahoo.com

 

On the calendar:

 

For more details about calendar events, click on this link. Click again

on the event on the calendar to read a description. http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org/phpEventCalendar/index.php?

 

Wednesday, October 7:

Men's Breakfast at 7:30 a.m., at the Park Plaza Diner on Cadman Plaza. Contact Jim Palmer at jwpalmer@aol.com.

Midweek Boost at 7 p.m. in the Elliott Room. Contact Aris Peguero at drarisp@aol.com or Edna Asknes at eja128@msn.com

 

Thursday, October 8:

Food Pantry, 10 to 11 a.m. To volunteer, contact Jane Woland at janewoland@yahoo.com.

FPC Choir Thursday night rehearsals at 7 p.m.   All are welcome!

 

 

Who/where to connect:

 

Please stay current on your pledge.

Online Donations: Contribute to the church through a secure online account. To find it on the church website, http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org, go to the Site Credits/ Link tab and select First Church Donation Account Setup. Or go to https://www..egsnetwork.com/pages/donor_create.php?GUIDE79B3-73D8-4D85-957E-A95BD878B25D