News for Sunday, January 15

[News from First Presbyterian Church]

ABOUT SUNDAY MORNING:
Rob Craig’s sermon will focus on health as a spiritual issue. The
Children’s Choir will lead the music. At 11:00, the Adult Education
class will be titles “Images of God”, exploring the diverse ways we
understand God.

PRAYER CONCERNS:
Natalie Roll is recovering at home from wrist surgery. She might
enjoy a call from a few of her friends (and maybe a bite to eat).

Bill Tuck continues to do well, with his new heart, at The St. Vincent
Hospital. He has been moved to less intensive care and Marquita looks
forward to bringing him home to Columbus before too many more days go
by.

ADDITIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:

GIRL SCOUT COOKIES! Laura Pierson and Savannah Wells will be taking
orders for Girl Scout cookies today, during the coffee hour. Should
you like to place an order, they will be very pleased to greet you at
their table in the gym. Also if there are any other Girl Scouts,
please join in.

14th ANNUAL EMPTY BOWLS FUNDRAISER will be held January 28, 2012,
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Central Middle School, 725 7th Street,
Columbus, IN. This all-you-can-eat soup, bread and a drink for only
$10 adults, $3 children (under 10), supports local food banks in
Hope, the Love Chapel,
Eastside Community Center and Human Services, Inc. Advance tickets
can be purchased at Viewpoint Books, 548 Washington St, or at the
door.
VOLUNTEERS are NEEDED the night of the event, so please contact Sarah
Grey at sara...@att.nett or via phone at 812-376-8102 if you, or
members of your family would like to help this great cause.

JANUARY IS OUR MONTH TO REPLENISH LOVE CHAPEL’S FOOD PANTRY. Everyone
is encouraged to bring an item of food or personal hygiene to church
each Sunday in January. The children will carry them to the front as
they come forward for their special time.

Suggested items:Peanut butter
Canned meat/tuna
Cereal
Canned fruit
Pasta