SUNDAY WORSHIP | 10:00 am
SERMON: “In Plain Sight”
The Rev. Caroline Steinemann Unzaga
SCRIPTURE Jeremiah 17:5-10 and Luke 6:17-26
MUSIC: The Chancel Choir
CHILDREN will be escorted to Sunday School following the Children’s Conversation. A new room has been outfitted for PreK and K.
Saturday Evening, March 9 | 6:00-9:00 pm
Wyoming Presbyterian Church with Morrow Methodist Church is co-sponsoring a Syrian dinner in our Fellowship Hall through The United Tastes of America. A meal will be prepared by refugee families recently settled in N.J. This is an opportunity for them to share their traditional cooking skills and for us to welcome them to our country and help set them on a path to independence. Please join us for an evening of fellowship, cultural exchange and delicious food! Invite your friends!
Tickets are $55 per person plus $3 processing fee and can be booked at www.theunitedtastesofamerica.org by scrolling down to the event and register. Please register by February 23.
REVIEW OF 2018 FOR THE Annual Meeting 1/27/19
2018 Began with a frightening missile alert in Hawaii, the 2nd Women’s March and the collapse of USA gymnastics. Then one of the year’s most shocking tragedies happened on a day set aside for love, Valentine’s Day…the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. As we Marched for our lives and cried Enough is Enough the carnage continued throughout the year at banks, malls and even the Temple of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Mother Nature rained down her own form of death and devastation in the form of the Camp Fires on the west coast, and devastating hurricanes, Florence and Michael, and an earthquake in Indonesia. The last male white rhino died in Kenya, Net Neutrality rules expired, Facebook faced Congress, and we ended the year with a Government shutdown.
Interfaith Hospitality Network VOLUNTEERS NEEDED February 10- February 16: We will join with the members of St Georges Episcopal Church in Maplewood in hosting up to 4 homeless Interfaith Hospitality Network parents and their children at St Georges. Volunteers are needed to serve as meal preparers, greeter/servers, evening hosts and overnight hosts. Two volunteers are needed for each nightly task. Please call David Berry (973) 701-9021 or dabberry@aol.com for additional information or check the IHN sign-up chart posted in Fellowship Hall.
Wyoming Presbyterian and Morrow Memorial have teamed up to help people who have recently been granted asylum in the US get settled into their new homes. Our first initiative is to provide much needed linens which First Friends of New Jersey and New York will distribute as part of their resettlement assistance program. To support this effort, please go to https://amzn.to/2H8EOGM and select the items you would like to purchase. At checkout, select “Morrow Memorial Church – First Friends’ Gift Registry” address under Other Addresses. If you would like to learn more about how you can help, please contact Emelie Calbick at emeliecalbick@gmail.com.
ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL/CORPORATION MEETING of the Wyoming Presbyterian Church is called for Sunday, January 27, 2018 immediately following worship in Fellowship Hall to receive reports on our life as a congregation in 2018 and look ahead to 2019, to receive Budget Reports for the year past and projections for the year to come. Childcare will be available during the meeting.
HOUSE OF MERCY MISSION SANDWICH MAKING
Friday, February 22-7:00 p.m. in the church kitchen: Join us to make sandwiches and bag 120 lunches. Other ways to help from home: bake and individually wrap brownies or write encouraging notes to be included in each lunch bag.
Continue reading “Help make bag lunches for a local Feeding Program”
2nd Annual Community-wide/Family friendly celebration of the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Featuring the movie March On!, a Diversity and Peace themed book sale, the DREAM art project, Drumming workshops by Ya’haya Kamate, Millburn High School’s Soulfege (acapella group), and our very own WPC Children’s Choir.
Contact Marianne Bredlau: mlgbredlau@aol.com
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We would love to show you why Open Door Nursery School is such a wonderful place for your child to grow. To see what we’re about and tour our classrooms, call us today!
Alethea Randazza, Director
arandazza@opendoornurseryschool.com
973-376-9303
