J ULY 2014

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Rev. Scott Bowerman Pastor
Helen Wingert Organist
Sandy Wilson Childrens Ministry Director
Erin Regan Contemporary Worship & Youth Minister
Deb Mummert Director of Mothers Day Out
Danielle Kardisco Director of Music Ministry
Roberta Lawyer Secretary
Ron George Custodian
Central Presbyterian Church
40 Lincoln Way West
Chambersburg, PA 17201
Church Phone: 717.264.4113 Fax: 717.264.9272
Office Hours: 8:00am4:00pm
email: cpc@centralonthesquare.org
Window
The Pas t or s Not es
I turn 55 in a few weeks, and Im stunned by this. It seems like only a few years ago I was in my early 30's,
my hair was black and I was 30 pounds lighter. I knew the bands featured in Rolling Stone, I knew who the
celebrities were on the magazines in the supermarket checkout line. I dont feel much different physically
than I did in years past, but suddenly, in a few weeks, I will be able to get senior citizen discounts. Where
does the time go?

In the last week or so, the fireflies have appeared, blinking their presence to the opposite sex and delighting
children everywhere who, like many of us did, chase them in the cool of the evening, trap them in jars and
watch their phosphorescent glow. But by the end of the summer, the fireflies have lived their brief lives and
are gone.

The length of our days seems much the same. My father, in his 80's, says he spends a lot of time thinking
back over his life, hoping that he did some good with his time on earth. So do I. Already I look back over my
years as a father, husband, friend and pastor and wonder what good Ive done - and what I should do with
my remaining years. Maybe you do this too.

As I get older, I recognize how complex many problems are and resistant to easy solutions. Yet some things
become simpler. Like discerning what really matters in life. God has given me a full and interesting life, with
a great marriage and children and grandchildren, the privilege to serve as a pastor in widely different
churches, sports and hobbies and the privilege of travel, great friends and many other blessings. But for me,
Ive settled on what Paul says in Galatians: The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself in love.

When I stand before the Almighty, he isnt going to ask me about my skills in Greek or Hebrew, or how
much money I left my children, or whether I had my theology and doctrine down pat, or how many articles
or sermons I had published. I believe God is going to ask, Did you love? Did I love - my wife, my congre-
gations, my children, the sometimes odd people I talk to downtown. Did I love - by giving my time and at-
tention, by sharing my resources, by listening, by praying for people, by doing what others need instead of
what I want. Did I love - by forgiving, not returning evil for evil.

In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul says Love never ends. One day well all close our eyes for the last time; one day
the universe itself will run down as the last star exhausts its nuclear fuel - but love, never ends. We take love
with us into eternity.

And as the measure of our lives, love is the challenge of each day. Its not a bad way to end the day, asking,
Did I love? Its not a bad way to begin the day, asking and praying, How can I love? Loving can be
hard, hard work. Its not often soft or sweet. But its ours as a gift, through the Lord Jesus Christ, Gods love
came down to us. Thanks be to God.
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Chur ch Famil y
Thank you....
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AUGUST
Newsletter
Deadline
Sunday
July 20th


Dear Erin and Congregation Members:

Thank you for recognizing me on Graduation
Sunday and for the wonderful gifts. My church
family has always been to there to support me in
the past. It is a blessing to know that you will be
there as new doors open for me in college. I truly
appreciate your prayers and encouragements.

Sincerely,
Jeremy Whitmore



Glenn & I would like to send a special thank you
to Bev Minnich, Bill & Brenda Black and Laura
Black for the beautiful flowers sent to us from the
June 22nd worship services. Your love and kind-
ness is greatly appreciated. God bless!

Glenn & Donna Mae Kerns
History Team Meeting
Tuesday, July 1st 7:00pm
Room 107
JOY VILLAGE UPDATE
From the Tree of Lives website:
We believe that every child should grow up
surrounded by a caring family. This is some-
thing we seek for each child we care for at Joy
Childrens Village.
The simple model that we use calls us to pro-
vide each orphaned or abandoned child ac-
cepted into Joy Village a new family that in-
cludes a loving Christian mother and 7 9 sib-
lings, a permanent home where they receive
spiritual nurturing, a quality education, and
medical care.
We need your help. The children accepted
into Joy Village come from a life on the streets
or a home environment of neglect or abuse.
Most enter Joy Village suffering from HIV+/
AIDS, abandonment or severe neglect. Their
needs are significant; the financial cost is high.
We supply each child access to social workers
and counselors, tutors, medications, physi-
cians, tuition to a school where they receive
remedial instruction, clothing, food and health
insurance, all within a family.
As you know, our church has contributed to
this fine effort. Visit the website,
www.treeoflives.org to find out more about
supporting Joy Childrens Village.
HAPPENINGS IN JULY
4th Church Office will be closed for Independence Day
6th12th Youth Mission Trip, Cherokee, NC
Vacations
12th19th Pastor (Scott)
13th19th Music Director (Dani)
13th19th Youth Director/CW Leader (Erin)
15th23rd Childrens Ministry Director (Sandy)
16th22nd Church Secretary (Bertie) volunteers will be available
Other Happenings
20th 10am Blended Service, Sanctuary
23rd26th Youth Beach Retreat
27th Centrals 146th Anniversary Communion served
27th St. Johns UCC Choir to sing at 2nd Service
28th8/1 Youth Director at Trinity Youth Conference
Centr al Pr esbyter ian
Book Club
J oin us on Wednesday, J uly 2nd
at 7pm, the book club will discuss
Cheryl Strayeds book:
Wild: Fr om Lost to Found
on the Pacific Cr est Tr ail
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Centrals Special Concerns

Genevieve Ambrose Newt Stake
66 Sanibel Lane, Chbg. 17201
Raymond & Gunlog Anderson
119 Mt Union Rd, Fayetteville, PA 17222
Isabelle Allen Jay Keefer
311 Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201
Alma Bender Beverly Winther
1120 Lincoln Way E, Chbg. 17201
Mildred Brown
611 Wallace Ave, Chbg 17201
Stanley & Esther Johnson Laurie McKelvie
56 Sanibel Ln, Chbg 17201
Alva Kline Beverly Winther
49 Lincoln Way W, Chbg. 17201
Nancy MacFarlane
668A Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201
Nancy Reichenbach
2242 Scotland Rd, Chbg. 17201
Glenn Shaffer Dale Hastings
722 Stanley Ave, Chbg 17201
John Shoap Dave Bender
107 Green Meadow Ln, Chbg. 17201
Selma Thomson (NM) Rod Varner
923 S Fourth St, Chbg 17201
Isabel Vanderau Eric Mellott
806 N. Penn Hall Dr, Chbg. 17201
Dorothy Zullinger Susan Snyder
155 Colonial Dr, Chbg. 17202

West Virginia Member
Treva Kerns
601 Foxcroft Ave, Apt #1
Martinsburg, WV 25401
Luther Ridge-264-5700
2735 Luther Dr., Chbg. 17202
The Inn At Luther Ridge
-Ellen Bush #11 **(NM) Gary Lewis
-June Fiddler #16 Susan Snyder
Menno Haven-263-8545
2075 Scotland Ave.

Nursing Center
-M. Karolyn Lawrence #412 Dale Hastings
-Dr. Robert Coy, #217 James Kearns
-Libby Reasner, #303 Rod Varner
-John Bowerman #129 Dale Hastings
Farm House
-Marcia Grubbs #304 Jay Keefer
Walden Place
-Lawrence Mohr #21 *(NF) Jay Keefer
Northgate
-Dorothy Burkholder, #1206 **(NM)
Menno Village
-Rhoda Wilkison #180-B
-LaVerne Knarr #610D Laurie McKelvie
-Beverly Minnich #740A

Penn Hall-261-0220
1425 Phila. Ave.

Manor Building
-Mary Fish, #221 Rod Varner
-Elton Simpson #417 Mike Herbert
-Margaret Sponsler, #229 Susan Snyder
-Ed Wenrich, #314 (visited by George Muller)

Skilled Nursing
-Gennie Boozer #506 Tawnya Secor

Providence Place-709-0668
2085 Wayne Rd.

- Bob Zeis #112 Tawnya Secor

Quincy Skilled Nursing Care-749-3151
6596 Orphanage Rd., Waynesboro 17268

Nursing Center
-Carolyn Kreutz #229 (NF) Gary Lewis
* (NF) = No Flowers please
** (NM) = Non-member
*** (NV) = No Visits please
If you know of any changes or updates, please
contact the church office, 264-4113.
Deacons name is now listed with those he or
she visits.
If you wish to contact, (by phone), a member of
the Gems of Central, please contact the church
office at 264-4113.
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Ushers
6th James Kearns(H), Eric Mellott, Missy Igou, Len Hendricks
13th Gary Lewis(H), Mike Herbert, Bette Boyer, Sam Worley
20th Susan Snyder(H), Tawnya Secor, Jerry & Jane McClelland
27th Rod Varner(H) Carol Varner, Laurie McKelvie, Don Weber
Greeters listed in order of:
2nd Service
6th Tom & Rosemary Elder, Len & Nancy Hendrics, Jack Kier, Stuart Kier
13th Bette Boyer, Jerry & Jane McClelland, Linda Czap
20th Bill & Laurie McKelvie, Lee & Valerie Merriman, Don Weber
27th Eric and Tyla Mellott, Esther Johnson, Ron & Linda Martin
Assistant Leaders
6th Karen Dunton
13th Jay Keefer
20th Blended Service
Mission Presentation
27th Anne Miller
Ministry Duties for the Month of J ULY
Praying for
Centrals Missions
W.I.N.
(Women in Need)
Prayer Partners:
Jay & Susan Keefer
Anthony, Amber, Adin & Owen Keller
Glenn & Donna Mae Kerns
Treva Kerns
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Hosts listed in order of:
2nd Service
6th Karl & Pat Shreiner
13th Dick & Judy Young
20th Mary Mohr
27th Ron & Linda Igou
HABITATE FOR HUMANITY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
Mark Story of Habitat for Humanity has been contacted and has given a
recent update on local projects now underway.
The sewer project we committed to as part of our Capital Campaign pro-
ject is now underway at the Limestone Road Habitat site. Guilford Town-
ship is doing the construction of the sewer line. All necessary permits have
been obtained; the line pathway has been surveyed and the township anticipates completing the
main line phase by early July.
In addition, ground has been broken for the first new house located at 836 Limestone Road.
Construction will start in the next two weeks. Currently, with all this happening, another Habi-
tat project is underway at 3
rd
and King Streets known as the Phoenix house. Debris from the
fire has been removed and the cement basement floor is poured. By the end of June, the goal is
to have the basement walls poured, the floor deck completed, and backfill done at the site.
Construction will proceed throughout the summer on the house as well as the new dwelling on
Limestone Road.
Volunteers for these projects are needed! Church volunteers have put in one workday in
June. Bruce Burr is our contact for volunteers, so sign up with him and get scheduled for work-
days in July and throughout the months ahead.
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Happy summer, everyone! We ended this years youth-group season with
an awesome time at the Carlisle Sports Emporium, playing laser tag and
arcade games! Thank you so much for your faithful giving that enables
us to participate in such fun outings!
Sarah, Emily, Kelly, and J eremy have graduated high school and
we are SO SAD that they are leaving! However, we know that
God has beautiful things in store for them! Please continue to
pray for them as they go out into the world as independent adults! We love you people!
A big thank you to Dani Kardisco for volunteering with the Middler lock-in!!! And thanks to everyone
who donated and participated for the enriching time together!
Thanks also to those substitute Sunday school teaching for Erin this summer:
Dani Kardisco (J une 22
nd
), J enine Grove (J uly 13
th
), and Bill Oyler (J uly 27
th
)!
Upcoming youth events:
Mission Trip to Cherokee, NC J uly 6
th
-12
th

Bay Retreat to Annapolis J uly 23
rd
-26
th

Trinity Youth Conference J uly 27
th
-August 2
nd

Youth Group Kick-Off September 7
th

Mentor/ Mentee Night September 28
th

For those who want to volunteer with the youth group this coming school year, keep an eye out
for a volunteer sign-up sheet! You must pass a background check through Erin or Sandy before vol-
unteering. Mentors, please especially consider signing up!
We continue to witness the many blessings that the Lord bestows upon us at Central. We are
grateful and motivated to continue on in the good news of the gospel! Be encouraged by the faith-
fulness of our Lord!
Contemporary Worship:
We are very, very, very sad to say so long to Sarah Dusinberre and Matt Brennan as they travel
northeast to Lancaster! Please keep them in your prayers as they embrace this next chapter in their
lives!
That being said, we are in need of an electric guitar player! If you know of anyone who loves the
Lord and is gifted in this area, please let Erin know (302) 383-1053 or erinmregan@gmail.com.
Many thanks to Erins substitute worship leaders while shes away: Kirsten Salpini (J une 22
nd
),
J en Swan (J uly 13
th
), and Dani Kardisco (J uly 27
th
)
Have you recently had a God-moment that you want to share with your church family? Erin is
looking for people to share testimonies of Gods goodness occasionally in the 1
st
service! Contact
her for more details!
Let the peace of Christ keep you in tune with each other, in step with each other. None of this going off and
doing your own thing. And cultivate thankfulness. Let the Word of Christthe Messagehave the run of the
house. Give it plenty of room in your lives. Instruct and direct one another using good common sense. And
sing, sing your hearts out to God! Let every detail in your liveswords, actions, whateverbe done in the
name of the Master, J esus, thanking God the Father every step of the way. Colossians 3:15-17,
YOUTH
GROUP
NEWS
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We were able to share the love of
J esus with 75 children during our
VBS!!
A Heart-felt THANKS goes out to the
WEIRD ANIMALS2014 VBS Team!


Assistant VBS Director: Jenine Grove
Registration: Roni Gingrich, Melissa Foctman, Jean Gisriel, Sheila Lieberman, Trena Oyler, Debi Shauf
Greeters/Security: John Leary, Josh Lieberman, Eric Mellott, Bill Oyler, Karl Shreiner, Don Wissner
Worship Team& Skits: Erin Regan, Dani Kardisco, Destiny Stephenson, Deb Mummert, Sue Stahl
Elementary & Preschool Music: Dani Kardisco
Snacks: Ann Miller, Pat Shreiner, Amanda Smith
Tech Crew: Jim Sharp, Kevin Carbaugh, Galen Oberholzer, Harrison Smith, Jeremy Stahl
Behind the scenes: Ron George, Bertie Lawyer
ELEMENTARY LEADERS:
Bible & Prayer: Bree Rauhut, Denise Sharp; actors Erin Regan, Scott Bowerman
Imagination Station: Courtney Fogal, Jenine Grove, Laurie McKelvie, Buffy Super,
Robin Updegrave, Bev Wissner
Games: Gene Wilson, Jim Sharp, Kevin Carbaugh
PRESCHOOL LEADERS:
Bible: Amy Leary, Shannon Leary
Imagination Station: Alydia Marangoni, Shelley Marangoni
Games: Tammy Carbaugh
Activity Centers: TylaMellott, Amber Pereschuk, Joan Norcross
GUIDES:
3 yr. olds =Evin Smith, Sally Sulcove, Melissa West; 4 yr.olds = Katie Carbaugh, Destiny Stephenson
5 yr. olds = Maggie Carbaugh, Hannah Sharp; K-5 (Yellow Group) = Sarah Dusinberre, Mara Leary
K-5 (Blue Group) = Bonnie Fortuna, Sandy Myers, Susan Shearer, Scott Shearer,
K-5 (Green Group) = Missy Igou, Tawyna Secor, Morgan Igou, Maddie Karchmer

COOKIES:Susan Bowerman, Marcia Campbell, Cyndy Dinsmore, Roni Gingrich, Cindy Happel, Linda Igou,
Amber Keller, Robin Kovach, Bertie Lawyer, Jane McClelland, Anne Miller, Sandy Myers, Amber Pereschuk,
Karen Sloan, Amanda Smith, Margaret Sternbergh, Robin Updegrave, Melissa West, Marcia Whitmore

I sincerely apologize if I have forgotten anyone. Thank you to EVERYONE who prayed,
donated items for crafts and decorating, helped at the work days, and gave words of en-
couragement. We had the privilege to plant many seeds for the Kingdom of God.
PRAISE GOD for the nineteen children who accepted Jesus as their Savior or prayed to
grow in their Personal Relationship with Him. Please pray that the Holy Spirit will guide
us and each family we touched to walk strong with Jesus!
For His Glory, Sandy

VBS MI SSI ONS NE WS
During Vacation Bible School the children brought in $263.94 to send to Navajo children in need who live in
the childrens homes at Navajo Ministries in Farmington, New Mexico. We also collected pajamas, t-shirts,
shorts, socks & underwear. For both boys and girls sizes 1-12.A donation jar for monetary donations is
also in the church foyer. Thank you for your kindness!
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