224 Main St. Penn Yan, NY 14527
(315) 536-9821 e-mail:
pyfbc@peoplepc.com
Rev. John R. Tharp, Pastor
WORSHIP WITH US
Jan. 6 Valuing
People
Matthew
5:21-26
Jan. 13 Dealing with
Grudges
Matthew
5:38-42
Jan. 20 The Non-Violent
Gospel
Matthew
5:43-48
Jan. 27 How Not to
Judge Others
Matthew
7:1-5
2
~ Frances Hartwell
7
~ Beth DeLooza
20
~ Paul Nelson
22
~ Fran Morse
24
~ Pastor John
Annual
Reports Due
All
annual reports are due to the church office by Monday, January 7. The reports
will be ready for pick up and preview on Sunday, January 13.
Advisory Council - On Thursday, January 10, at 7 p.m. the
Advisory Council will meet in the library to set the proposed budget for 2008.
All officers and board representatives must be in attendance.
Budget Hearing - On Thursday, January 17, at 7 p.m. there will
be a hearing on the proposed budget for 2008.
Annual Meeting and Potluck Luncheon - Sunday, January 20, at noon
there will be a potluck lunch. Bring a dish to share and your own table
service. The Annual Meeting will follow, beginning at 12:45 p.m
Board
of Trustees Report ~
Meeting from 12/11/07
·
The
Board is looking into hiring someone on an “as need” basis to clear the walks
and stairs during inclement weather for the winter months.
·
We
have received about half of the pledge cards sent out. Please return yours if
you have not done so yet.
·
Leaves
have clogged the eaves spout over the ramp. Stan is hoping that the weather
will clear enough for him to rent a boom to clear them, which should solve some
of the ice buildup problem.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS, LADIES!
Sunday, January 13
2:00-3:30
Let’s welcome our newest
addition to First Baptist Church
in style! Join us for some fun,
laughter, and fellowship as we help Ethel, Jack and Ralph celebrate the birth
of their child.
On Saturday, December 8, after decorating the sanctuary, Stan Ovens and Pastor John delivered a trailer load of donated supplies to the Tabernacle Baptist Church of Utica to assist Burma refugees. The following is a piece that was written for the Finger Lakes Times. We thought you, our readers who have helped in so many ways through donations, word of mouth and prayers, would be interested in reading the article.