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Highland Presbyterian Church eNewsletter
February 4, 2010
Ephesians 6:10-20
Weekly Scripture
10Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. 11Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. 12For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. 13Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. 14Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place, 15and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace. 16In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. 17Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God. 18And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints.
19Pray also for me, that whenever I open my mouth, words may be given me so that I will fearlessly make known the mystery of the gospel, 20for which I am an ambassador in chains. Pray that I may declare it fearlessly, as I should.
WORSHIP
February 2010
MorningSon Service - 8:00 a.m. in the Lounge
9:30 a.m. Worship Service - Sanctuary
9:30 a.m. Sunday School for Children and Youth
9:30 a.m. Commissioning Class
10:45 a.m. – Adult Christian Education Classes
11:00 a.m. Worship Service - Sanctuary
Sunday, February 7—Living in Christ Series: “Living for Keeps”- The Reverend Dr. Roger Rabey based on Ephesians 6:10-20
Sunday, February 14— “Living on the Mountain Top” - The Reverend Dr. Roger Rabey—Exodus 34:29-34; Luke 9: 28-36
Sunday, February 21—First Sunday in Lent — The Reverend Ted Mingle
Sunday, February 28—Second Sunday in Lent and Stephen Ministry Sunday—The Reverend Ann Osborne
February 17
LENT BEGINS - ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES
- 11:00 a.m. Service - Sermon: “40 Days of Wilderness-the Beginning of Lent”
Reverend Dr. Roger Rabey leading worship
- 7:00 p.m. Sermon: “An Elevator in the Mall” - Matt Wilcox
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HAITI RESPONSE
Thank you for your generous response to the request for Haiti Relief.
As of February 3, the Highland congregation donated $12,204 to the
relief effort, and additional support is still coming in! Keep up the good work!
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BEGINNING SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7
“BLANKETS +” (previously the “Blankets of Hope Program”) ANNUAL MISSION PROJECT OF HIGHLAND’S PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
Please see Sunday, February 14 bulletin insert!
Thousands of BLANKETS, Baby-Care Kits and Health Kits have been sent to Haiti by Church World Service. With Highland’s help, many more will be sent as will tools and supplies to help the Haitians rebuild their lives once the initial emergency is past. Some of our money will also go to people in other areas of the world who need blankets and other emergency supplies. If you would like to support this effort, you will find “Blankets +” envelopes in the pew racks. Checks may be written to Highland and earmarked Church World Service.(CWS)
CWS began in response to an emergency. 
Americans from different Christian traditions founded Church World Service to feed post-war Europe in 1946. Today, that   union has expanded and continues in southeastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and the Americas. Church World Service provides sustainable self-help and development assistance, disaster relief and refugee assistance around the world with support from 35 U.S.-based, Christian denominations and others interested in helping a hurting world. In the past 30 years alone, as neighbors have reached out to neighbors around the world, the percentage of people living in absolute poverty in the developing world has been cut in half, and the literacy rate has more than doubled, from 35 percent to 77 percent. Church World Service is part of this worldwide effort with the support and generosity of individuals, families and communities who wish to make a difference.
CWS is helping to meet emergency needs in the aftermath of the devastating January 12 earthquake. Within 24 hours after the quake, CWS and its partners began providing basic supplies, prepositioned in the Dominican Republic. It is working with partners to provide water, food, temporary shelter and health assistance. Having worked in partnership in Haiti since 1954, CWS will also help to support communities in the long struggle to rebuild.
How you can help: Please contribute online or by phoning 800-297-1516 or by mailing your contribution to Church World Service, P.O. Box 968, Elkhart, IN 46515 (please indicate Haiti Earthquake). CWS Kits and blankets are also urgently needed. Thank you!
How are congregations and groups across the U.S. helping CWS respond to needs in Haiti? Click here to see. (The direct link to this page is www.churchworldservice.org/helpinghaiti.)
CARE AND COMPASSION
 PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY MEMBERS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS-
Airman First Class Joshua S. Wylie-grandson of Mary Louise and John Wylie, Edwards Air Force Base, CA; 1SC Jeff Huttle, B Co 1-150th AVN #072, Camp Basrah, Iraq; Lt. Brian Rau-Iraq; Commander Gordon Cross-F18 pilot in Japan;1C Jason Neiss, son of Jill Reitz– McConnell A.F.B.; CPL Drew D. Smith-Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan; Commander Craig A. Hackstaff-Navy-US Pentagon; Aircraft Commander Captain Megan K. Wood-Lippert-Air Force– Anchorage, AK; Captain Royce M. Lippert, Travis AFB, CA; Sgt. Brandon Way-Marines-Camp Pendleton; Lt. James Hitch, Bagdad, Iraq-field artillery; Lt. JG Laura Dogger-USS Mitcher DDG.57, Navigator stationed in Norfolk, VA; Staff Sgt. Corey R. Pierce-Willow Grove; LCPL Donald Oatman, Jr., US Marines-Quantico, VA; Sgt. Michael Belliveau, grandson of Ray and Sandy Belliveau, Special forces-Afghanistan; SPC Mohammad Mohebbi; Gunner L. Minzer, son of Howard and Sharon McIntyre, Camp Lejeune, NC; Lance Corporal Clay Johnson, Afghanistan; Captain Jesse A. Dunn, U.S. Army Aviation, Apache Helicopter Pilot, Commander – D Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Division, Ft. Hood Texas.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Please be aware that the Board of Deacons maintains the Emergency Financial Assistance Fund for Highland members experiencing severe financial hardship. Confidential, short term financial support for living expenses is available to members for emergency needs. Requests for funds are to be made through the Highland clergy, a written application is then considered anonymously by the Deacon's Financial Assistance Committee, and funds are disbursed directly to the creditor. Any general questions about the Fund can be directed to any Deacon, in confidence. Contributions to the Fund are also very much appreciated, payable to Highland, with the notation Deacon's Financial Assistance Fund.
THE SWEET HOUR OF PRAYER
Sweet Hour of Prayer will meet on Friday, February 5, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. in the McClintock Chapel.
MUSIC
Anne Mason
DOROTHY ROSE SMITH CONCERT SERIES
The Concert is on Wednesday, February 10, at 7:30 p.m. Le Stravaganze will present a concert in honor of love entitled "A Many Splendored Thing". Highland's own * John Fowler, son of Larry and Juanita Fowler, will join soprano Anne Mason, violinist Chris Brooks, cellist Laurie Reese and Simon Andrews in a program designed to delight the senses, touch the heart and inspire the soul.
*John Fowler, graduate of Oberlin Conservatory, sings with the St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. He is the founder/Artistic Director of the Buxtehude Consort in Philadelphia. John, the son of Larry and Juanita Fowler grew up at Highland. He and his wife, Svetlana live in Philadelphia with their two children, Sonya and Misha.
THE CHANCEL CHOIR
The Choir cordially invites any past choir member, anyone who has sung in Open Choir, and those who "swell the ranks" (and the sound) for concerts—with their significant others—to a brunch on Sunday, February 28, at Meadia Heights Golf Club. The cost is $16.19 each and we ask that you RSVP by February 15 with payment, which can be given to Mary Lou Stoner at choir rehearsal or on Sunday morning. If you have any questions, please call Lee Heisey at 393.1534.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION – ADULT - SUNDAY
ARE YOU SAVED?
How do you know? A lot of people say that they are, but they are not. Do you need a biblical reason for saying that you are? You can know for sure! Dr. James MacDonald’s teaching emphasizes the precise exposition of God’s Word and its practical life application. Bring your Bible and prepare to learn God’s Truth.The class led by Tom Whitworth will meet in Room 204 on Sundays at 10:45 a.m. from February 7 to March 7.The same class will be presented Tuesday evenings, also in Room 208 at 7:00 p.m. from February 9 through March 9. You are welcome to attend either session or both. Sign ups begin today, but are not required for this class.
“WHEN GODLY PEOPLE DO UNGODLY THINGS” – Arming yourself in the age of seduction.
Join us for this seven week Beth Moore study beginning on February 7, at 10:45 a.m. in room 208. With 1 Samuel 12:20–25 as a guide, Christians can arm themselves against temptation and learn how to help other fallen believers. For information call Jennifer Shutt at 627.0454.
LIVING 2010 IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD
Relating to God is how we are created to live in our world! Establishing guidelines to practice keeping God at the center of all that we do is key to our relationship, discipleship and growth as Christians. This six week class, led by Ann Osborne begins at 6:45 p.m. in Room 208. The class explores six questions and areas of our lives where we can invite God’s participation. On February 10 a panel comprised of Linda Brackbill, Chris Walker, Jan Longenecker and Steve Brennaman will share ideas on the topic “How do you approach work as part of your way of being a disciple, rather than as something divorced from your faith journey?” Each panelist will share a bit of their own vocational story. They will give some ideas about how they live out God’s call for their lives.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION – ADULT
WEDNESDAY
PHILIPPIANS – “Sheer Encouragement for a Time of Stress”
I’d like to invite you to a JOY-filled journey as we gather in the Upper Room to read and study Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi. It’s a favorite of mine and the four short chapters are Paul at his very best. In his introduction to Philippians, Eugene Peterson says: “This is Paul’s happiest letter. And the happiness is infectious. Before we’ve read a dozen lines, we begin to feel the joy ourselves – the dance of words and the exclamation of delight have a way of getting inside us.” I’ve studied this book with biblical scholar Earl Palmer who likes to label Philippians as “Sheer Encouragement for a Time of Stress.” If you want to start the new year sharing with joy and encouragement – join me at w3C! -- Dr. Rabey
MARRIAGE and FAMILY ENRICHMENT
Want to deepen your relationship with God together with your spouse? Seeking to learn more about your children? Come join us on Wednesday nights for our marriage and family course lead by Rev. Judd McConell, Rev. Ted Mingle and special guest speakers. The heart of the body of Christ is God’s family and ours. This 7 week course will be a perfect way to reconnect with yours! Sign up today!
BETH MOORE – Why Godly people do Ungodly things
Why do bad things happen to good people? Why do Christian still treat each other poorly when we profess the love of God? This is seven week series, lead by Dee Dee Rabey is a precious time to come together as woman, answer questions like these and learn more about ourselves and the world around us!
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - CHILDREN
SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM CHANGES FOR FEBRUARY 14
Due to families and staff attending the All-Church Retreat, Sunday School classes will combine for Sunday, February 14 only. The assignments are as follows: Age 3 - Kindergarten in classroom 1 (ground floor); Grade 1 and 2 in classroom 105 (on main level) and Grades 3-5 in classroom 103 (main level).
MISSION
Louisiana Mission Trip – January 2010
Louisiana Mission Trip 2010 – Workers presenting quilt from
Highland Quilters
Louisiana Mission Trip 2010 - Rae Ann learning
a new skill
CONGREGATIONAL LIFE
SUPER/SOUPER BOWL PARTY!
Highland’s Youth and Family ministries are teaming up for a Super Bowl party on Sunday at 6:00 p.m. in the TYC/Gym to watch the game and spend time together. We’re taking the opportunity to make Sunday night a “Souper” Bowl party by asking that each person coming to the party bring a can of soup that will then be donated to the local food cupboard. We’re also requesting that any youth group students bring soft drinks and families bring an appetizer to share with the group. Please sign up in the narthex or call the church office. See you for the big game! Call Matt Wilcox for information.
HIGHLAND’S KNITTING CIRCLE
The Circle will gather on Tuesday, February 9, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the narthex. Please join us! Any questions, please call Martha Matt at 569.7711 or Kathy Potier at 569.0564.
VALENTINE’S DAY LUNCHEON
SPONSORED BY THE PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
The Luncheon will take place on Tuesday, February 16, at 12:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. The menu will be Valentine Chicken Salad and “Death by Chocolate” Dessert (there will be an alternative choice). Entertainment will be provided by The Chamber Choir from The Veritas Academy. Sign up in the narthex on Sunday mornings, January 24, January 31 and February 7. A donation of $5.00 is requested.
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“SOUL PURPOSE”
Come and enjoy a Valentine’s Day covered dish dinner with the Highlanders on Saturday, February 13, at 6:00 p.m. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. featuring the gospel group “Soul Purpose” singing traditional gospel, country and worship music. The cost is $5.00. Bring your own place setting. For information call George and Peggy Koelsch at 560.7758.
THIRD THURSDAY VALENTINE’S LUNCHEON
Join us for a special time of fellowship, learning, music and food as we celebrate Valentine’s week on Thursday, February 18, at 11:00 a.m. Highland’s Director of Music Ministry, Dr. Simon Andrews, will be our featured guest, giving a brief concert on the pipe organ. Let us know you are coming by calling the front desk at 569-2651 so that we can have sufficient ‘Valentine Food’ ready for you and your guests. We will begin our time together in the Sanctuary, and then move to Fellowship Hall for the Luncheon.
SINGLES AND SENIORS MOVIE NIGHT
The light hearted comedy hit with Sandra Bullock entitled “The Proposal” will be the Friday evening feature on February 19, at 7:00 p.m. for Highland Singles Movie Night. Come join us for fun, laughter, fellowship and fresh popcorn with the BIG SCREEN projector in the Lounge. Bring a friend and your list of the movies that you’d like to see at Movie Night in upcoming months! Closed captioning is available! Mark your calendar now!
ALPHA RETREAT
If you missed the Alpha Retreat when you attended Alpha, you are invited to this winter retreat, which focuses on the Holy Spirit. The retreat will take place on Saturday, February 20 from 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at the home of Howard and Connie Livingston. Please call Connie Towers at 898.03820 for information or to register.
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
The group will meet on Wednesday, February 24, at noon in Room 208 to discuss the novel My Hands Came Away Red by Lisa McKay. For information call Linda Crosswell at 569.2651. All women of Highland and friends are welcome.
CHINESE TERRA COTTA WARRIORS TRIP ON MARCH 15
Please arrive at 6:50 a.m. The bus will leave promptly at 7:00 a.m. The price of the trip is $40 and can be sent to or dropped off at the office. If you are interested and did not get your name on the list, we will place names on a waiting list. Call the office at 569.2651.
Please note that the gym will be closed on Friday, February 5 due to the installation of storage cages in the gym area.
YOUTH
 
“SOUPER” BOWL PARTY!
Highland’s Youth and Family ministries are teaming up for a Super Bowl party! Come out Sunday, February 7, at 6:00 p.m. in the TYC/Gym to watch the game and spend time together. Bring a can of soup for the Food Cupboard and large bottle soft drink. Call Matt Wilcox for information.
BLACK ROCK FAMILY RETREAT – LAST CHANCE
Next weekend (February 12-14) is Highland’s annual Family Weekend at Black Rock Retreat Center. There are still a few rooms available for youth group students. If you’re interested please talk to Matt Wilcox or Pastor Ted Mingle.
THE “BEAUTIFUL GAME”(SOCCER) COMES TO HIGHLAND! Beginning Thursday, February 11 and lasting for five weeks, the Sports Ministry at Highland is sponsoring indoor soccer. There will be two sessions, 7:00- 8:00 p.m. for Ages 5 through 10 and 8:00-9:00 p.m. for Ages 11 and up. There will be some instruction for beginners and lots of game play for everyone. Sign up in the Narthex after 9:30 a.m. worship service or email Bruce Kissel at kbkiss5@verizon.net. No experience required, but fun is a MUST!
VALENTINE’S DAY YOUTH GROUP
The Youth Group will be meeting on Sunday, February 14, at the normal time. The evening will include a volleyball tournament, watching a NOOMA video, and time to play together, hang out, and talk about love.
GENERAL INFORMATION
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
On Friday, March 5 Highland will host the annual World Day of Prayer (WDP). WDP is a worldwide ecumenical movement of women of many faith traditions who come together to observe a common day of prayer. Each year a different country serves as the writer of the WDP Worship Service. This year’s service, “Let everything that has breath praise God” was written by the women of Cameroon.
Please, invite your friends, family and communities of faith to join the women of Lancaster County Church Women United in prayer and song to support women's ecumenical ministries toward justice, peace, healing and wholeness. You may attend the entire program or a part of this event.
The schedule will be as follows:
9:00 a.m. Registration
9:30 a.m. Bible Study Groups—Psalms 150 and Isaiah 42
11:30 a.m. Luncheon—Speaker from ‘Love 146’
1:00 p.m. Worship Service
Childcare is provided if requested on the registration form. The parent is asked to provide lunch and snack. Indicate the number of children requiring care on the reservation form.
A donation of $7.00 is requested to cover the cost of lunch and WDP materials. The deadline for reservations is Wednesday, February 24. A registration form is available at the church office or at a registration table in the narthex beginning February 14. For more information contact Connie Towers at 898.3820, Joyce McClintock at 397.4657 or Jean Francis at 871.6706.
IRAQI FAMILY UPDATE
On March 28, 2009 the Saleh Family arrived at their new home in Lancaster—a comfortable, third floor apartment on the corner of S. Prince & W. King Streets. Now that the yearly lease will soon expire they are beginning to look for an affordable apartment on ground level with parking... one more suitable for raising a family with two little girls. If you have any leads or would be interested in joining a small group of Highlanders who could assist them with their search, please call Joyce McClintock at 397.4657.
STEPHEN MINISTRY
Highland’s Stephen Ministry will offer a program on February 9 with Reverend Jim Day, chaplain at Country Meadows Retirement Community, who will speak to the Stephen Ministers at 7:00 p.m. in the Choir Room. One of nine certified validation teachers in America, Pastor Day will share strategies used in Validation Therapy. These strategies focus on a method of empathetic and emotional communication used with those who have Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and disorientation. Anyone is welcome to attend. To register please call Ellen Morse at 399.7445, by noon on February 8.
CHILDREN’S CHOIR
The Choir will sing the second Sunday of each month, starting in February. Children’s Choir is a fun way to share your talent and love of the Lord! If you are Age 4 to Grade 5 we would love to have you join us. We meet Wednesday nights at 6:45 p.m. during w3C. Practice will continue through May. If you would like more information, please contact Sarah Long at sarahlong@dejazzd.com.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DOFFODILS
Spring is really coming and so are the daffodils from the American Cancer Society. If you would like to pick up your daffodils at Highland, the delivery date is Wednesday, March 17. However the order deadline of February 19 is fast approaching. Prices are: $10 for a bunch, $12 for potted minis, $15 for a vase and bunch and $25 for a Boyd’s Bear and a bunch of daffodils. To place your order, please send your check made out to the American Cancer Society to Sybil Lawrence, 1359 Beaconfield Lane, Lancaster, PA 17601 or call Sybil at 393.6869.
MEMORIAL FUND
Memories of the following Highland members were honored through gifts to our Highland Memorial fund during the last three months of 2009.
Bill Apgar, Judith Harvey, Helen Hollyday, Karen Kaiser and Joan Schoener.
The Memorial Fund is used to purchase items for the enhancement of worship at Highland. Three examples of those items are the Choir Room Audio-Visual System, the Welcome Center and costumes for the Children’s Christmas Eve Service. Thank you to all Highland congregation members who have donated to
the Memorial Fund.
2010 MISSION YEARBOOKS for PRAYER & STUDY
The books are available at the Welcome Center and at the receptionist's desk in the office. This book is a wonderful resource that highlights the Presbyterian Church's missions throughout the world. Pick up your copy today.
STEEPLE TASK FORCE DISPLAY
Sunday is the final day for architectural drawings of possible steeple designs to be displayed in the narthex. Four of the drawings were judged to meet the specifications. Please view the drawings and complete the comment sheet, which will be helpful to the task force as the design selection process continues.
VALET PARKING MINISTRY
The Board of Deacons of Highland Church has recommended that interested individuals meet on February 21, at 11:00 a.m. in the Hudson Room to brainstorm and offer ideas as a group about how Highland Church can support individuals with mobility concerns. Some topics to be discussed are valet parking and wheelchair access from the parking lots into the sanctuary. Many churches have adopted a variety of ministries to assist those with mobility needs giving greater access to worship opportunities. We need people of all ages and mobility levels to join together to envision how God is calling Highland to serve all God’s people! Please contact Pastor Ann at annosborne@dejazzd.com or call the church office 569.2651 to let us know that you are planning to attend!
2010 PLEDGE ENVELOPES
Please pick up your pledge envelopes today at the table in the narthex. You’ll help reduce mailing costs. Thank you to everyone who has made a financial pledge towards Highland’s ministry and mission in 2010.
COMMUNICATIONS
Please send ALL announcements for the Sunday bulletin, Link and Three to Linda Crosswell at lindac@dejazzd.com, effective immediately.
PRAYER REQUESTS
Please note that congregational prayer requests are now being posted on the bulletin board across from Fellowship Hall beside the doors leading to the hallway of the ‘original’ education building! If you want to put a name on the prayer request list, please call Ann Osborne at 569.2651 ext. 222 by 3:00 p.m. on Thursdays.
SERVANT SEARCH
Highland’s Communication Committee announces a new feature - Servant Search - a posting which will appear in the bulletin, THREE, and on the website whenever a committee or program needs volunteer talent, anytime of the year. Looking for an opportunity to serve Highland, look for the binoculars and you’ll see where your talent could be used and who to contact. Committees: If you have a need, send your posting request to Linda Crosswell at lindac@dejazzd.com
Planning Committee for Mission Trips
- Looking for a short term commitment? The Global Outreach committee is forming two mission work trip planning committees. One committee will plan a mission work trip to El Salvador in June. One committee will plan a mission work trip to a nearby state in August. If you would like to be part of one of these committees, please contact Juanita Fowler (656-6884) lwfassoc@aol.com.
Sunday school teachers needed
- Want to get involved in Sunday school? We are now recruiting teachers for the spring session. If you are interested please email Sarah at Sarahlong@dejazzd.com
Vacation Bible School teachers needed
VBS is just around the corner, and your help is needed! We are looking for help in all areas so please sign up today. The dates for VBS 2010 are Sunday, June 13 -Thursday, June 17! If interested please email Sarahlong@dejazzd.com
We are always in need of extra help in the Children’s ministry. If you would like to get involved we can find the perfect place for your gifts and talents. Please contact Sarah @ sarahlong@dejazzd.com for information.
 
CAMPBELL’S LABELS FOR EDUCATION TO BENEFIT TWO LANCASTER CITY SCHOOLS SPONSORED BY THE PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN.
In addition to the Campbell’s labels - we are still collecting “Boxtops for Education”
Don’t forget to keep saving!
Highland has a “Campbell’s” label collection container in the narthex area next to the Food Cupboard. (Narthex entrance to Fellowship Hall.)
UPDATE YOUR E- MAIL ADDRESS
If you have changed or created an e-mail address and feel the church does not have that address please contact Beverly Geib at beverlyg@dejazzd.com.
HIGHLAND’S NEW MAILING ADDRESS
The church mailing address is now 500 E. Roseville Rd. Lancaster, PA 17601.
Highland’s Session has divided all programs and committees into the following councils: Worship, Congregational Life, Christian Education, Care and Compassion, Mission, and Evangelism/ Church Growth. THREE has been arranged by categories corresponding to these councils. Other categories that have been added to THREE are Youth, Upcoming Events, Stewardship and General Information. If you are having trouble printing THREE change the print settings on your computer.
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For information concerning upcoming events and committee meetings click on “calendar” on Highland’s web page – www.highlandpc.org
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