Congregational Life
April
12, 2009
Today: 
Easter
Communion
Looking Ahead:
April 19th 11:15am – Deacon’s Meeting
April 26th Mexican Fiesta Sunday
&
Mini-pie sale!
April 27th 7pm - Session
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Prayer Concerns
Peggy Etherington:
Prayers for Peggy and her family as they mourn Gary’s passing. (2518 Overlook
circle – Beaver Lake, 68048)
Charlotte Mars:
Prayers for Charlotte, son Steve, daughter Sonja, and their families as they
mourn Paul’s passing. (1918 Beaver Lake
Blvd. – Beaver Lake, 68048)
Betty Tepner:
Prayers for healing and strength for Betty and strength for Dixie Craft. (5309
Crogans Way Road – Council Bluffs, IA
51501)
Karen Savage:
Prayers for healing and strength. (P.O. Box 17 – Murray, 68409)
Don Loftin:
Prayers for continued healing. (9500 Milford Road – Beaver Lake, 68048)
Dave, Jenny, Sammy & Ella Cook:
Prayers for healing for Ella and strength for the family. (9923 12th
St. Murray, 68409)
Dennis Gochenour:
Prayers for healing and strength. (404 N. Elm St. – Murray, 68409)
Nessie Swedlund:
Prayers for healing and strength. (P.O. Box 61 – Murray, 68409)
Nickey Johnson:
Prayers for healing and strength. (922 N. 9th St. – Plattsmouth,
68048)
Additional Prayer Concerns:
Nickey Johnson:
Prayers for her parents.
Cathy Balfour:
Prayers for strength.
Thoughts & Continual Prayers for our shut-ins:
Lottie Johnson:
1750 S. 20th St. – Lincoln, NE
68502
Mildred Moritz:
1300 Avenue D – Plattsmouth, NE 68048
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Remember the members of our Armed Forces who are
serving overseas and stateside.
Philmore Williams
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Continual Prayers of comfort for the family of:
Paul
Mars
Gary
Etherington
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One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS)
OGHS shares Christ’s Love and Hope
to
so many individuals throughout the world.
This occurs through assistance after a disaster, food for those who
hunger and self-development of people.
Please take a moment to read the bulletin insert provided today. Your prayerful consideration of participating
in this Presbyterian Outreach is appreciated.
Thank
you, Missions Committee
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**Baccalaureate**
Our
church is hosting Conestoga’s Baccalaureate on May 8th at 7pm.
We
need volunteer Hosts and Hostesses.
The
sign-up sheet is on the back table.
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Attention
all bakers!!!
Anna
Mallett has volunteered to organize the pie making for the manse
fundraiser. Anyone who is able to assist
her, meet her at the church at 9:00am this Saturday, April 18th
and/or next Saturday, April 25th.
If you are not able to help make the pies, she is looking for donations
of supplies, also. Please see or call
Anna. Thank you!!!!
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~
Coming ~
Vacation Bible School
June
8 – 12
Volunteers
needed
Please see Lori Coulby or Sherrill Konfrst
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Pastor
Jeff’s Cell Phone Number
(402)
682-1439
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Please visit our website at:
each week to see the church bulletin and the
congregational life insert. The
newsletter is also posted there monthly!!!
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American
Cancer Society Awareness for April
NATIONAL
CANCER CONTROL MONTH, 2009
- - - - - - -
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION
We have achieved remarkable progress in the fight against cancer. Miracles
in medical research have helped us understand how to prevent, detect, and treat
cancer more effectively, and Americans are now more aware of how to protect
themselves from this disease.
Despite this progress, cancer continues to kill more Americans than any other
malady but heart disease. Marking National Cancer Control Month, we recommit to
the battle against cancer and emphasize the promise of medical research and the
healthy steps Americans can take to protect themselves.
As researchers work daily to better understand this disease, Americans can
take steps to decrease their risk of developing cancer. Individuals of all ages
should seek regular and appropriate check-ups. These check-ups should include
screening, such as mammograms, the Pap test, and tests for colorectal cancer,
all of which can help detect cancer during its early stages.
Healthful personal habits can also reduce the risk of cancer. Smoking accounts
for thousands of cancer deaths every year, and quitting -- even after many
years -- can greatly reduce the risk of cancer. Physical inactivity and obesity
may cause a substantial proportion of colon, breast, endometrial, kidney, and
esophageal cancers in the United States, so maintaining physical activity and a
healthful diet can help prevent cancer, among other diseases. Finally,
moderating alcohol intake and sun exposure can help protect Americans.
Go to www.cancer.org to
get more information.