One question:
What storms have you been through?
Think about this. Answer if you would like.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
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This blog is an opportunity for the members of this community to communicate with the pastor about their thoughts and feelings reguarding their faith and also the worship that is exerienced within this house of God.
Prayer Requests
- Prayers for Kenneth who is having knee surgery.
- Prayers for Nichole Martin and her family in her grandmother's passing.
- Rejoice with Pastor Elissa and Don who celebrate 1 year of marriage!
- Rejoice that baby Loki is born!
- Prayers for Holly and Harry.
- Rejoice with Jesse, Delbert, and Elinor who all celebrate birthdays!
- Prayers for Mary Lafary who is ill.
- Rejoice with Marcia that her family is home safe from a long hot summer.
- Prayers for Pat (friend of Marcia's) who has cancer
- Prayers for all of the men and women who serve in our armed forces to protect us and our freedoms. Thank you to all who have paid the ultimate price.
Church Calendar
- Sunday, October 14th: 9am Sunday School
- Sunday, October 14th: 10am Choir Practice
- Sunday, October 14th: 10:30am Worship
- Thursday, October 18th: 6:30pm Choir Practice
- Sunday, October 21st: 9am Sunday School
- Sunday, October 21st: 10am Choir Practice
- Sunday, October 21st: 10:30am Worship
- Tuesday, October 23rd: 6:30pm Session Meets
- Thursday, October 25th: 6:30pm Choir Practice
- Sunday, October 28th: 9am Sunday School
- Sunday, October 28th: 10am Choir practice
- Sunday, October 28th: 10:30am Worship (Hymn Sing)
- Sunday, October 28th: 5pm Pumpkin Carving Party at the CCC
About Me
- Pastor Elissa
- Bushnell, Illinois, United States
- Hello! I am the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Bushnell! I am a new pastor and have started in June 2009. I am a graduate of Iowa State University and the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary. I am very excited to be here with this wonderful congregation as we work to serve God together.
1 comments:
At my age I can remember many incidents in my life that I thought were storms at the time. I can remember that my chest would be in knots and my heart felt like it was in my throat, I was so worried for a time. But I am so thankful that I was brought up in a Christian home. When I finally gave in to Christ, the storm was just a clap of thunder. Why do we struggle so hard so long on our own thinking we have all the answers to all the problems?
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