SUNDAY

January 29 2012

8:30 a.m.	- Chapel Service Communion
8:45 a.m.	- Liquid Aduld Education
9:40 a.m.	- Sunday School Volunteers Prayer Gathering
10:00 a.m.	- Kids & Middle School Sunday School - Sr. High School Gathering - Sanctuary Service
11:00 a.m.	- Children & Youth Choir
11:15 a.m.	- Annual Congregational Meeting - Faith Adventure
4:30 p.m.	- YC Time
6;30 p.m.	- Joan of Arcadia Faith Discussion

THIS WEEK

Friday 1/27/12

• Women's Retreat
  3:15 pm (Offsite)

Saturday 1/28/12

• Elizabeth Presbytery Meeting 9:00 am
• Women's Retreat, Return 5:00 pm

NEXT WEEK

Tuesday 1/31 /12

• ElizabethPort Tutoring 6:45 pm

Thursday 2/2/12

• KEY Collating
  9:00 am
• Children's Chime Choir 3:15 pm
• OASIS 4:00 pm
• Adult Handbell Choir 6:30 pm
• Motet Choir 7:30 pm

ANNUAL MEETING


Sunday, 1/29/12

The Session has called the Annual meeting of the Congregation and Corporation for 11:15 a.m., Sunday, January 29, 2012 in the Auditorium. An Important agenda item will be the presentation and recommendation of the proposed membership for the Senior Pastor Nominating Committee by the Church Nominating committee, to be voted by the Congregation members present. The 2011 Annual Report will be available to the membership late Friday, January 20th. Copies can be found in the Narthex and inside the glass doors, adjacent to the parking lot.

THIS WEEK'S SERVICE


"A Cup of Coffee and

Other Signs of Grace "

Psalm 23

Matthew 26: 20, 26-30

Rev. Janice Ammon

Preaching

NEXT WEEK'S SERVICE


"Balancing Act -

Noticing God "


Isaiah 40:21-31


Rev. Dr. Charles Baier

Worship Leader

"Whom do you trust? Whom do you fear? Who rules this world, anyway? These are the questions floating in the background of Isaiah's words of comfort to an exciled Isreal. Shifting empires created a sense of instability; Babylon had conquered Isreal but Persia was waiting in the wings for their moment of military glory. Isreal was caught between world powers. It seemed that their fate would rest in the hands of others." (Scott Bader-Saye)

Wonderful opportunities for opportunities for work and play abound in our lovely community. Yound workers, professionals, families, and those who find our area a friendly retirement location lead full and busy lives. Summit is a major transportation hub and commuters in our community juggle work in one location and home in another.

Our church is literally central to Summit. Locate downtown and across the street from the train station, we faithfully proclaim the love of Jesus Christ as we have for the past 130+ years. You will recognize our building as the large stone church with the dark red doors and Tiffany stained-glass windows on the corner of Maple Street and Morris Avenue. Come inside and hear our great choirs and inspiring preaching. Bring your kids to our much-loved programs for children and youth or our thriving nursery school. Learn about our generous mission programs that help others at home and far away.

We have a warm welcome and a vital faith to share. Come visit. Connections classes for prospective new members take place regularly. There is plenty of room for you in this family of faith. We want to be Central to you, too.