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Saturday - March 15th from 5:00PM to 8:30PM
Come and join your friends for a night of playing
board games and fellowship. This is a fun night for everyone - no matter
what age, there will be something for you to do. You are encouraged to
bring games, but please put your name on them, as there may be duplicates.
We will have all kinds of games available for anyone who wants to come.
This includes everyone. This is a church family night
of fun. The Family Covered Dish Dinner and Game Night will take place
in Fellowship Hall and we will supply paper plates, coffee, tea and hot
chocolate. If you prefer, you can bring your own plates if you do not
want to use paper. This will be a night of fun for all, so we are trying
to keep clean up to a minimum. Please call the church office at 661-5151
ext. 201 before Friday, March 14th so we know you are coming.


Thursday - April 1st at 6:30PM in Fellowship
Hall
Maundy Thursday offers an opportunity for the celebration of
the Lord's Supper at an hour when, perhaps the associations are most fraught
with meaning and responsive feeling. The name by which the day is identified
is a corrruption of the Latin word "mandatum" meaning mandate;
and refers to Christ's new commandment "that ye love one another,"
found in John 13:34.
We will celebrate this most important Christian Observance around tables
with a soup and bread supper.
Please call the church office at 661-5151 ext. 201 to make your reservation.
Volunteers are needed to make soup, set up and cleanup. Please let us
know if you can help.


This year's Lenten study will be entitled
"Fearless" by Max Lucado. The study addresses the many fears
that we face in our lives and how we deal with them in the gathered Christian
Community. The study will be led by Reverend Lange and will meet on Wednesday
evenings from March 3rd through March 24th at 7:30PM.
Max Lucado, a well known Chrisitan writer, has offered the following description
of the study... "Each sunrise seems to bring fresh reasons for fear.
They're talking layoffs at work, slowdowns in the economy, flareups in
the Middle East, dowturns in the housing market, upswings in global warming
and terrorism. Fear it seems has taken up a hundred-year leases on the
building next door. Imagine your life untouched by fear. What if faith,
not fear, was your reaction to threats?"
If this description speaks to you, you are invited to attend the study.
Please contact the church office at 631-661-5151 if you are interested
in attending.



Friday - April 16th and Saturday - April 17th at 8pm
Tuesday - April 20th at 8pm
Saturday - April 24th at 2pm
Friday - April 23RD and Saturday - April 24th at 8pm
http://jamesstreetplayers.org/
as
well as "Bonus Features" including Ann Kubik's history of the
church and a photo slide show are available for a donation of $10 - See
Al Meyer or contact the Church Office. 
with
all choirs perfoming and the congregation singing "A Mighty Fortress"
are now available for a donation of $10 each.
All funds will be used for the sanctuary upgrades.
Contact the church office or Al Meyer.


A new committee has been formed to personally interact with other
local churches and religious institutions. Pastor Lange will be coordinating
this group along with Fred Cornman to further our understanding of the
universal nature of our faith.


needs tuna, toilet paper, peanut
butter, jelly, juice, Spam, dry milk packets, stew, chili, corned beef
hash, pasta sauce, canned potatoes, canned fruit, canned carrots, instant
potatoes, paper towels and dish detergent. NO pasta and NO soup are needed
at this time. Please remember the Food Pantry when you are shopping. In
addition to non-perishable food items, cash donations are needed and gratefully
accepted to assist in meeting the current demands of our food pantry.



is Open from
Noon to 2 PM Sundays. Please keep up the donations of soup labeled with
date and type. They are always appreciated.



Due to the New Hospital Privacy Act, it is vital that you call the church
office when loved ones in the hospital wish a visit from the pastor. Hospitals
no longer make lists of patients available to clergy.



Do you have a few hours a week to spare? Are you that special person who
is willing to walk along with our patients and families during their final
journey? Find out! Please call the Good Shepherd Hospice Volunteer Department
at 631-465-6355 for information on volunteer opportunities. A coordinator
will be happy to speak with you. Training is provided.
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