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Sunday, April 8, 2007

9:15 AM Church School

9:15 A.M. Adult Seminar - Church House

10:30 A.M. Worship in Sanctuary

11:30 A.M. Brunch in the Church House

The FLOWERS today are given by the Women’s Association.

USHERING Blake Simis, Greg Shadek, Alex Evans, Kate Matsuda, Richard Chan. GREETERS George Baxter, Johanna Fooshee, Elaine and Bill Van Ost. DEACON OF THE WEEK is Barbara Krehely. If you know of anyone who is in the hospital, in need or ill, please call .

PEOPLE TO REMEMBER:

Englewood Hospital: Lillian Bopp, Jack Luscher (Kathy Lieblich’s father)

Jewish Home and Rehab: Lott Nostrand

Pine Rest, Paramus Ruth Plaisted

At friends’ home: Elena Van Poznak (daughter-in-law of Bee and Alan Van Poznak)

At home: Bruno Kroker, Cunny Snyder, Martha Bower, Ruth Ham

OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY is extended to Helen Sahadi at the death of her cousin, Laurice Sahadi, this past Tuesday, April 3rd.

SUNDAY SCHOOL will meet in the God’s Share room this morning for a movie.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP: Scholarship funds are available for eligible church members attending college in September. For further information, please call church office or e-mail Api Lee (Subject: Re: Church Scholarship Fund).

BLANKET SUNDAY The Women’s Association would like to thank all the people for your generosity. The amount collected was $2,235.

OPTIONS FOR YOUR CHILDREN during the 10:30 a.m. worship. We’d like to welcome you and your family to the Presbyterian Church at Tenafly. We’re excited to have you worship with us this morning. Your children are always welcome to stay and worship with you. To be sensitive to the needs of children we also have the following programs available:

Infant and toddler care is provided from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. every Sunday. See the greeters for directions to the lower level nursery.

Children ages 3 through 2^nd grade are invited to the Noah’s Ark program. The Noah’s Ark room is a fun safe place for the children to play and get to know one another. After the children’s moment the children meet a parent volunteer at the back of the worship area to go to the Noah’s Ark room.

Children in grades 3 through 5 have their own seminar style class, which they named “God’s Share.” Through the use of current movies, books, skits and games children discuss topics that are important to them and discover how to take what they learn in church school and apply it to their daily lives. They meet upstairs in the Spirit at Play classroom.

PASTORAL SUPPORT TEAM Barbara Krehely coordinates any needs to team members; call her or the team directly. Carole Bayley, Ann Lasusa, Ann McGavin, Carolyn Rocco and Ann Van Cleave .

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EACH SUNDAY’S 10:00 WORSHIP is available for borrowing on audiotape and cd shortly after the service in the Library. Many have found a second listening is enriching.

HEARING ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM Units may be obtained from and returned to the ushers.

SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 2007

9:15 AM Church School

9:15 A.M. Adult Seminar - Church House

10:30 A.M. Worship in Sanctuary

11:30 A.M. Brunch in the Church House

The FLOWERS this morning are given in loving memory of Robert W. Bucher by his wife Ann, and family.

USHERING Al Rocco, Sue Dean, Scott Maxfield and Laurie Cannon. GREETERS Diane Majeski, Jane Majeski, Doretta and Andy Wright. DEACON OF THE WEEK is Emily Parsells. If you know of anyone who is in the hospital, in need or ill, please call 201-568-3822.

PEOPLE TO REMEMBER:

Jewish Home and Rehab: Lott Nostrand

Pine Rest, Paramus Ruth Plaisted

Hospital in Boston: Elena Van Poznak (daughter-in-law of Bee and Alan Van Poznak)

At home: Bruno Kroker, Cunny Snyder, Martha Bower, Ruth Ham, Eleanor Strom, Bob Cooper.

WELCOME TO OUR HANDBELL CHOIR Alan Van Poznak, Carol Connell, Karen Baron, Viki Shima, Carol Hearne, JoAnn MacDonnell, Itsuko Ishiguro, Karen Boyan, Joan Kuhns, Anna Lim, Phil Olson. Director: Chris Martin.

ST. MARK GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE, APRIL 6th The St. Mark service has been a tradition in our church for many years. The service was created to help our children understand Good Friday. We will meet in the Chapel at noon, for prayer and a brief message. After the service everyone is invited to Jim Henry Hall for refreshments and an Easter Project. Anyone who chooses may join the town wide ecumenical Good Friday walk, which begins at 1:00 p.m.

OPTIONS FOR YOUR CHILDREN during the 10:30 a.m. worship. We’d like to welcome you and your family to the Presbyterian Church at Tenafly. We’re excited to have you worship with us this morning. Your children are always welcome to stay and worship with you. To be sensitive to the needs of children we also have the following programs available:

Infant and toddler care is provided from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. every Sunday. See the greeters for directions to the lower level nursery.

Children ages 3 through 2^nd grade are invited to the Noah’s Ark program. The Noah’s Ark room is a fun safe place for the children to play and get to know one another. After the children’s moment the children meet a parent volunteer at the back of the worship area to go to the Noah’s Ark room.

Children in grades 3 through 5 have their own seminar style class, which they named "God’s Share." Through the use of current movies, books, skits and games children discuss topics that are important to them and discover how to take what they learn in church school and apply it to their daily lives. They meet upstairs in the Spirit at Play classroom.

PASTORAL SUPPORT TEAM Barbara Krehely coordinates any needs to team members; call her or the team directly. Carole Bayley, Ann Lasusa, Ann McGavin, Carolyn Rocco and Ann Van Cleave .

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EACH SUNDAY’S 10:00 WORSHIP is available for borrowing on audiotape and cd shortly after the service in the Library. Many have found a second listening is enriching.

HEARING ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM Units may be obtained from and returned to the ushers.