|
|
Central Tier Pastors Meetings
|
 |
|
|
Date & Place
|
Topic
|
|
The Central Tier Meeting will be Wednesday April 3, 2012 Time: 12:30 bring a brown bag lunch. Discussion: "Different Styles Of Leadership, What Works"
Place: Williamsport First Presbyterian Church 102 East Third Street, Williamsport. For more information call Rev. Sam Hwang at 570.220.5993 or 326.3706
|
|
|
|
|
Northern Tier Pastors Meetings
|
|
|
|
Date & Place
|
The Northern Tier Pastors will meet the first Tuesday every month.
For more information contact Rev. Phil Sanders at The First Presbyterian Church of Emporium ~ revpwsanders@yahoo.com or 814-486-3061
|
|
|
|
|
Southern Tier Pastor Meetings
|
|
|
|
Date & Place
|
|
The Southern Tier ~
For more information on the Southern Tier Meetings contact Rev. Matthew Young at the Elysburg Presbyterian Church. 570-672-2873 or revmatthewyoung@gmail.com
|
|
|
|
|
The Parish Paper
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
|
|
|
To learn more about the Seminary and the programs they offer, contact them at 1-800-451-4194 or admissions@pts.edu. Or Visit the web page at www.pts.edu
Discern the ministries of preaching and teaching and experience theological study with seminary professors.
|
|
|
|
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
|
|
|
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance enables congregations and mission partners
of the Presbyterian Church (USA) to witness to the healing love of Christ
through caring for communities affected by crises and catastrophic events.
OUT OF CHAOS, HOPE!
For more information visit
www.pcusa.org/pda
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance has two great opportunities for mission trips.
First Presbyterian Church of Jamaica, NY ~ Jamaica Village
This is a 350 year old culturally diverse church in the heart of Jamaica, New York, NY
Point Pleasant Vilage at First Presbyterian Church, Point Pleasant New Jersey
Point Pleasant is a beach town with families who have lived there for generations. 30% of the congregation sustained damages and 10% are still displaced, yet they stepped forwad to become a hosting center.
PDA Villages provide room and broard for volunteers.
Contact PDA Call Center for more information
866-732-6121
|
|
|
|
|
Family Promise
|
|
|
FUNDRAISING DINNER
for
MISSION: Family Promise of Lycoming County empowers families
to become and remain self sufficient
by breaking the cycle of homelessness,
provides community awareness and advocacy
and creates mission opportunities for individuals and faith based communities
Place: 1st Presbyterian Church
102 E. Third Street, Williamsport, PA
DATE & TIME:May 19, 2013 at 6:00 pm
COST: $12.00
Please call to RSVP at (570) 326-3706 by May 12, 2013
|
|
|
|
Church Events
|
|
|
Church Events
Contact the Northumberland Presbytery Office
to add your church events.
|
Bethel Linden Presbyterian Church Bethel Linden Presbyterian Church * 2758 Bottle Run Road, Williamsport will hold their annual Strawberry Festival on June 8th, from 4:00 to 6:30 pm. Besides Strawberry Shortcake and Sundaes, we will have hot turkey sandwiches, hot dogs, barbeque, baked beans, salads, and desserts.
|
|
|
|
|
2013 Presbyterian Youth Triennium
|
|
|
The Presbyterian Church (USA) and the Cumberland Presbyterian Churches are centered around the worship of and the trust in God as lived and taught by Jesus Christ and carried on by the power of the Holy Spirit. This includes the daily invitation to all of us to pray, serve, and “Go into the world!” For young people it helps to spend dedicated time discerning what these invitations mean, what they look like, and how they connect to their lives. At the Presbyterian Youth Triennium, through the presentations, studies, recreational events and mission experiences we strive to connect youth and adults with activities that inspire them to be alert, active and seek ways to connect their lives with their growing faith.
For more information on the 2013 Youth Triennium go to:
|
|
|
|
Our Military
|
|
|
 In Honor of those who serve: "The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine upon you, and be gracious to you; the Lord lift up His countenance upon you, and give you peace." Numbers 6:24-26
| Name |
Branch of Service |
Duty Station |
Local Area |
Home Church |
|
SSGT 1st Class Jason Bates
|
US Army
|
Ft Sill, OK
|
Linden
|
Bethel -Linden Presbyterian Church
|
|
2nd LT Yania Bates
|
US Army
|
Ft Sill, OK
|
|
Bethel - Linden Presbyterian Church
|
|
SPC Tom Beggs
|
PA Army National Guard
|
Home-Grove Street Armory
|
Williamsport
|
Montoursville Presbyterian Church
|
|
Major Jennifer Bower
|
US Army
|
|
Watsontown
|
First Presbyterian Church
|
|
SGT Sean Brown
|
US Army
|
Ft Bragg, NC
|
Berwick
|
Berwick Presbyterian Church
|
|
CPT Brady Cillo
|
Air Force
|
Pittsburgh University - ROTC
|
Pittsburgh
|
Allegheny Center Alliance Church
|
|
2nd LT David T. Corl Jr
|
Air Force
|
Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ
|
Wapwallopen
|
Berwick Presbyterian Church
|
|
SPC Zachary Fink
|
US Army
|
Ft Bragg, NC
|
Williamsport & Idaho
|
|
|
SFC Nathan Conway Keeney
|
US Army
|
Afghanistan
|
Middlebury
|
1st PC of Mansfield and Vineyard Church, Wellsboro
|
| Jennifer Bower |
US Army |
Boston, MA |
Watsontown |
First Presbyterian Church of Watsontown |
| Jason Kling |
US Army |
Afghanistan |
Watsontown |
First Presbyterian Church of Watsontown |
| Josh Allen |
US Army Reserves |
Home |
Blairstown |
Parkhurst Memorial Presbyterian Church |
| SGT Eric Picarella |
US Army |
Ft Bragg, NC |
Shamokin |
First Presbyterian ~ Shamokin |
| Leroy Clark |
US Army |
Ft Lewis, WA |
Shamokin |
First Presbyterian ~ Shamokin |
| SGT Shawn Spock |
Air National Guard |
Harrisburg,PA |
Middleburg |
First Presbyterian ~ Shamokin |
| Fritz Farrow |
Air Force |
|
Shamokin |
First Presbyterian ~ Shamokin |
| PVT Lauren Hiller |
US Army |
Fort Jackson, SC |
Allenwood |
Washington Presbyterian Church |
Military Personnel from Mountain Presbyterian Church in Sunbury: Sara Jane Corcoran, Scott Heckert, David Hunt, Jennifer Hunsicker, Ryan Vanderpool, Alyson Wise, Michael Wise, and Matthew Minnier
|
|
|
|
|
Opportunities for Ministry
|
|
|
Part Time Positions:
For more information contact the Presbytery Office
or look under Churches/opportunity list
FULL TIME POSITION
Protestant Campus Minsitry at Bloomsburg University is seeking credentialed applicants for the position of Campus Minister. Full job description can be found at the PCM website:
Resumes may be sent to the Rev. Steve Engelhardt, 260 E. 7th Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 or to trucc@verizon.net. Position begins August 15, 2013.
|
|
|
|
Northumberland Presbytery
|
|
|
IN COMMEMORATIVE OF THE 200TH ANNIVERSARY OF
THE PRESBYTERY OF NORTHUMBERLAND
A four part series on "The History of Northumberland Presbytery"
by Rev. Steve Cureton and Memory Catcher Video
The 200 year journey of a people of fatih from wilderness settlers
to moderan day servants of God.
For more information and order form click here: 
or you can contact Rev. Cureton at 570-854-1272
|
|
|
|
Free Items
|
|
|
 First Presbyterian Church in Lewisburg have two media duplicators that any interested church is welcome to have:
1) Telex Copyette cassette duplicator that can copy 3 cassettes at a time (cassette onto cassette)
2.) Microboards Copy Writer Live CWL-6200 Audio Disc Recorder (that copies one cd onto another cd)
If you are interested please contact the church at 570-524-4419
Washington Presbyterian Church in Allenwood have Black Choir Robes assorted sizes.
If interested call Doris Pick at 570-538-2861 or email dpick@ptd.net
Montoursville Presbyterian Church has a free piano, you will be responsible for moving the piano. For more information call the church office at 570-368-1595 or montourpc@verizon.net.
|
|
|
|
Presbyterian Senior Living
|
|
|
In the bounds of the Presbytery of Northumberland, we have two Presbyterian Senior Living communities:
810 Louisa Street, Williamsport, PA 17701
(570) 601-8351
1445 Sycamore Road, Montoursville, PA 17754
(570) 601-8100
Westminster Place at Bloomsburg 570.317.2644 100 Westminster Drive Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Our residents, staff, and volunteers live our mission everyday. Our goal is to provide quality care so our residents can look forward not just to living longer, but to living well.
We would appreciate the opportunity to provide a Minute for Mission at your church or speak to your class or group.
|
|
|