Have questions about your Stewardship Packet?  Stop into the Conference Room where representatives from I&S will answer them.

Daylight Savings Time ends on November 7^th !!! 
Remember to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed on Saturday night !!!

We will be rehearsing and singing in masks.  While this is not the easiest or most enjoyable way to sing, it is doable and safest.  To be safe and have the opportunity to sing again together and to lead again in worship will make it all worthwhile.

Adult Education
Fall 2021
All are welcome

Sunday mornings: South Parlor 9:15. During November we will be reading and discussing Walter Brueggemann’s book Delivered Out of Empire, on the book of Exodus. The book is available in the church office.

Oct 24                   Brueggemann, chs. 1-2

Oct. 31                  Brueggemann, chs. 3-4

Nov. 7                   Brueggemann, chs. 5-6

Nov. 14                 Brueggemann, chs. 7-8

Nov. 21                 Brueggemann, chs 9-10

Tuesday evenings: October 5-November 23, 6-7 pm via ZOOM. Pastor Colin takes you on a journey guided by Rachel Held Evans’s Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water, and Loving the Bible Again. Please contact the church office to register.

Wednesday noon: John Milne’s bible study based on the scripture readings for the upcoming Sunday. Until further notice this is a zoom meeting; get in touch with John at johnhmilne2@gmail.com.

Saturday, December 4^th at 10:00

We would appreciate donations of greens (pine, spruce, arborvitae, junipers, yews, hemlock, firs, holly, euonymous, boxwood, etc.) to be brought in as close as possible to Dec 4^th by 9:30 a.m..  Please leave them by the chapel doors or in the fellowship hall.  Thank you!!

In this 8-week study we will (re)introduce ourselves to the amazing, wonderful, wacky, troubling, mysterious and glorious gift of the Bible. This will not be your traditional Bible study. Rather it will be a journey together guided by the following book:

Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water, and Loving the Bible Again – by Rachel Held Evans

“If the Bible isn’t a science book or an instruction manual, then what is it? What do people mean when they say the Bible is inspired? When Rachel Held Evans found herself asking these questions, she began a quest to better understand what the Bible is and how it is meant to be read. What she discovered changed her, and it will change you too.

Drawing on the best in recent scholarship and using her well-honed literary expertise, Evans examines some of our favorite Bible stories and possible interpretations, retelling them through memoir, original poetry, short stories, soliloquies, and even a short screenplay. Undaunted by the Bible’s most difficult passages, Evans wrestles through the process of doubting, imagining, and debating Scripture’s mysteries. The Bible, she discovers, is not a static work but is a living, breathing, captivating, and confounding book that is able to equip us to join God’s loving and redemptive work in the world.”

Tuesdays 6:00-7:00 pm via ZOOM, Oct 5-Nov 23

Please register by contacting the church office by Monday, September 27.

Bibles given to 3rd – 4th graders at both services.

Bibles given to 3rd – 4th graders at both services.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES NEEDED – SEPT. 12

Clorox or Lysol wipes, boxes of tissues, paper towels, purple glue sticks, washable markers, children’s scissors

John Milne’s bible study based on the scripture readings for the upcoming Sunday. Until further notice this is a zoom meeting; get in touch with John at johnhmilne2@gmail.com.

Adult Education
Fall 2021
All are welcome

Sunday mornings: South Parlor 9:15. We will start the year with a favorite video series with author Amy-Jill Levine. Interpreting the Old Testament.  Join us as we explore the cultural and religious context of some of the Bible’s most treasured passages. “As Professor Levine observes: “The Old Testament is endlessly fascinating because it offers everything to explore… tragedy, comedy, and farce; … despair and hope.” 

Then we will move on to Walter Brueggemann’s book Delivered out of Empire, also on the book of Exodus. The book is available in the church office.

Sept. 19                        The Jacob Saga

Sept. 26                        Moses and Exodus

Oct.   3                          The God of Israel

Oct. 10                          Covenant and Law I

Oct. 17                          Covenant and Law II

Oct. 24                          Brueggemann, chs. 1-2

Oct. 31                          Brueggemann, chs. 3-4

Nov.  7                          Brueggemann, chs. 5-6

Nov. 14                         Brueggemann, chs. 7-8

Nov. 21                         Brueggemann, chs 9-10

Our theme is to explore what discipleship means by following Jesus’ words, his examples, his teachings, and his love. Children will make connections with what they already can do and how they already love in their daily lives with how they can be followers of Jesus.

All articles for the upcoming newsletter must be received in the Church Office no later than noon on the day of the newsletter deadline.

You are cordially invited to join us in person in our sanctuary for our 10:30 am worship service.  This service often includes special music from our Adult Choir, Adult Bell Choir or other special music in addition to Pastor Colin’s message.  The worship service will be offered via The Presbyterian Church in Geneva YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCcajIdfWpDawLmpo0kzVw5Q for those who are unable to attend.

You are cordially invited to join us in person in our sanctuary for our 8:15 am worship service.  This service, normally held in our chapel, has been moved into our sanctuary in order to comply with social distancing requirements because of COVID-19.

Dear Members and Friends of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva.

We are pleased to share with you the news that as of 6/30/2021 Session has voted to change the requirements for worship attendance. This decision was made in light of changing recommendations from both the state and the CDC, and a deep commitment to continue to offer the opportunity for all people to participate in worship regardless of their vaccination status and/or desire to continue to participate in social distancing and the wearing of masks.

Beginning Sunday, July 4, 2021.

• • No reservations are required to attend worship
  • There is no masking requirement for individuals who have been vaccinated
  • Congregational singing will resume as part of the worship experience
  • There will be both general seating and options for socially distanced seating
  • There will be ONE WORSHIP SERVICE held in the Sanctuary at 9:30 a.m. each Sunday. This service will continue to be livestreamed to the church’s YouTube channel
  • There will be an option to utilize a sticker/band system to indicate individual’s comfort levels with contact or distancing
  • Communion will be offered using individual pre-packaged elements

We recognize that there is no perfect system to meet the needs of each individual, and we are confident that this new model provides a good way to include the great majority of our community in the opportunity for worship. We are also glad to be able to continue to offer the livestream option going forward for all who can benefit from that connection.

Our thanks go out: to the Covid Task Force for their diligence, labor, and wisdom, to the Staff for navigating all that changes the pandemic required, and to you for your resilience, patience, and continued participation in the life of this faith community. We will see you in church! Thanks be to God.

Rev. Colin Pritchard & the Session of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva.

Sunday morning worship will be offered in the sanctuary, by reservation only, at 8:30 and 10:30, and via live streaming on  YouTube.

Reservations per household will need to be made each week preferably via the Church website: https://www.presbyterianchurchingenevanewyork.org/reservation-page/

If unable to access the website, reservations can also be made via email (reservations@pcgny.org) or by phone if no access to email/internet (315-789-1343).  The reservation deadline is Thursday at noon.  Please provide household name, # attending, and the preferred time of service.  Reservations may be made between 1:00 p.m. on Sunday and noon on Thursday for the following Sunday services. 

Sunday morning worship will be offered in the sanctuary, by reservation only, at 8:30 and 10:30, and via live streaming on  YouTube.

Reservations per household will need to be made each week preferably via the Church website: https://www.presbyterianchurchingenevanewyork.org/reservation-page/

If unable to access the website, reservations can also be made via email (reservations@pcgny.org) or by phone if no access to email/internet (315-789-1343).  The reservation deadline is Thursday at noon.  Please provide household name, # attending, and the preferred time of service.  Reservations may be made between 1:00 p.m. on Sunday and noon on Thursday for the following Sunday services. 

You are invited to TED Talks with Pastor Colin.

If you are not familiar with TED Conferences/Talks, they are gatherings of creators, thinkers, artists, medical professionals, scientists, sociologists etc. who share “ideas worth spreading”. These talks are 10-20 min long and are collected in video form for all the world to see. We have curated 6 wonderful talks that inform, intrigue, and begin great conversations.

Please join these adult education opportunities hosted by Pastor Colin. You can come to any one or all of them. Each session will include watching the video talk together and engaging in conversation guided by Pastor Colin. Each session will be one hour long and there is no need to prepare in advance. Just come with an open heart and willing spirit.

The TED Talks will be offered every other Thursday evening at 7:00 beginning April 15.  You can sign up for this opportunity by contacting the church office at 315-789-1343 or email us at info@pcgny.org. 

April 15:  Brene Brown “The Power of Vulnerability”

April 29:  Lesley Hazleton “The Doubt Essential to Faith”

May 13:  Karen Armstrong “Let’s Revive the Golden Rule”

May 27:  Hass and Hahn “How painting can transform communities”

June 10:  Kate Bowler “Everything Happens for a Reason and Other Lies I’ve Loved”

***This talk is quite emotional and will engage extremely difficult questions of faith. Please be discerning about the context and community in which you choose to share.***

June 24:  David Steindl Rast “If You Want to be Happy, Be Grateful”

Adult Education

As the church contemplates becoming a Matthew 25 congregation, the Adult Education Committee is offering a study of the landmark work Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond beginning April 25^th.

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Seeing Ourselves in Those Confronted by Jesus: An Adult Lenten Study

Discover the importance of those who were around Jesus. Learn about groups from Jesus’ time. The focus will be about how Jesus related to each group. Then, be challenged to consider who in the twenty-first- century church is like the members of these groups.

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Sermon on the Mount: A Beginners Guide to the Kingdom of Heaven by Amy-Jill Levine will be the focus of the next series in Adult Forum.

“Amy-Jill Levine’s book is an essential guide to Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount. Levine invites us to hear the Jewishness of Jesus’s words, understand them in light of the world to which he spoke them, that we might better understand how these words speak to us today. This is a terrific book!” Adam Hamilton

“Levine has a rare talent for blending scholarship with human experience and seasoning the mix with her own peppery brand of good humor.” Barbara Brown Taylor.

We will discuss one chapter each week over the course of 7 – 8 weeks. Books are available in the church office. There is also one audio copy on CD available.

Adult Forum continues to meet each Sunday morning from 9:15 to 10:15 by Zoom. Look for the Zoom information at the bottom of your invitation to worship email each week. All are welcome!

Beginning January 10th

For more information, contact Ellen Reynolds ellenr09@gmail.com

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

Your are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

The Adult Advent study this year considers not the gifts we give at Christmas, but rather, the gifts we receive.  We will consider familiar texts through the lens of gifts what God longs to give us and deeply desires for us to receive into our lives: peace, justice, joy, and salvation. These gifts are nothing short of transformative. We will do this through short readings, Bible study, reflection, and prayer.

This will be a Zoom meeting on Sunday mornings from 9:15 – 10:15, beginning December 6.

An email with the Zoom address will be sent each week along with the worship Zoom and found on the church website.  This can also be done as a self-study.

Please contact adulted@pcgny.org if you want to take part either by Zoom or as a self-study, so that weekly readings can be sent to you.

Your are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

A meeting of the Congregation and Corporation of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva will be held on Sunday, November 22, 2020, immediately following our virtual worship service, for the purpose of hearing and acting upon a report from the Pastor Nominating Committee and voting on the approval of the candidate and the Terms of Call.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately following the service.  The service will be led by the Rev.  Glenn Kennedy.

About The Rev. Glenn Kennedy, Honorably Retired  

During more than forty years of ministry, Mr. Kennedy has served installed pastorates, interim pastorates, and as a PCUSA mission co-worker (11 years) in Taiwan.  He is a husband, father and grandfather.  He has served as a GA Commissioner and is currently the Moderator of Geneva Presbytery.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.  In the service this week, will be celebrating communion virtually and remembering those church members and friends who have passed this year.  The service will be led by the Rev. John Milne.

Preparation for Virtual Communion

Set your table at home with bread (any kind) and cups of grape juice or water. If you have children, remind them of the meaning of The Lord’s Supper.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately following the service.  The service, this week, will be led by the Rev. Dr. Carson O.  Mouser.

About The Rev. Dr. Carson O. Mouser, Honorably Retired

Mr. Mouser has agreed to be our church Coach during this time of transition.  He is a minister member of Genesee Valley Presbytery where he served churches over forty years as Christian Education Minister, Pastor and Head of Staff.  Before entering the ministry, he was in the US Air Force, an award-winning journalist, and worked in the insurance industry.  He is a husband, father, and grandfather.  His interests include hiking the peaks of the Adirondacks, golf, travel. fiction writing, poetry writing and reading.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately following the service.  The service, this week, will be led by the Rev. John Milne.
 

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

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The Rev. John Milne is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

You are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

Your are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

A meeting of the Congregation and Corporation of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva will be held on Sunday, November 22, 2020, immediately following our virtual worship service, for the purpose of hearing and acting upon a report from the Pastor Nominating Committee and voting on the approval of the candidate and the Terms of Call.

Your are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am. Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am. A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

Adult Education

“God sends the Church to work for justice in the world: exercising its power for the common good; dealing honestly in personal and public spheres; seeking dignity and freedom for all people…” — Book of Order, W-5.0304

One of the three tenets of the Matthew 25 initiative is the dismantling of systemic racism. Systemic racism refers to the system of structures, procedures and/or processes that disadvantage a specific race. According to the NAACP, it refers to the rules, practices and customs once rooted in law with residual effects that reverberate throughout society. Systemic racism creates disparities in many “success indicators” such as wealth, the criminal justice system, employment, housing, health care, politics, and education.

For many of us, our response to this charge is undoubtedly “what can we do?” We understand that change is needed, but we are not sure where to start. Author Layla F. Saad says the better question to ask ourselves is “How have you managed not to know?”  Why haven’t we asked these questions before and how has our privilege prevented us from seeing these inequities before? In her book, Me and White Supremacy, Saad challenges readers to do the work of dismantling systemic racism by first understanding their connection to the history that perpetuates it.

Adult Ed will be using this critical text in our Fall session to help us do the necessary and vital work that can ultimately lead to improving race relations. Included are historical and cultural contexts, moving stories and anecdotes, definitions, and examples, giving us the language to understand racism, and to dismantle our own biases. It will help us to:

• Understand Anti-blackness, racial stereotypes, and cultural appropriation
• Change the way that we view and respond to race
• Demonstrate how to continue the work to create social change

Set up as a 28-day reflection study, we will use our Sunday forum to discuss the previous 7 days of work. Discussion will continue to occur via ZOOM at this time.  If you would like to join us, please email Adulted@pcgny.org so we can send you an invitation and information on obtaining a copy of the book. All are welcome!!!

Schedule of Study:

Sept 13:        Welcome to the Work

Sept 20:        The Basics

Sept 27:        Anti-Blackness, Racial Stereotypes & Cultural Appropriation

Oct   4:         Allyship

Oct 11:         Power, Relationships, and Commitments

Oct 18:         Now What? Continuing the Work after Day 28

Your are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am.  Please gather with us before the service beginning at 10:00 am.  A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

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Adult Forum meets from 9:00 to 9:29 on Sunday mornings by Zoom. Current discussions have been around the topics of racism and Matthew 25 Initiative.  We end in time to join the worship service. This is the information to join the Zoom Meeting:

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Your are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship this summer at 9:30 am.  Please gather with us before the service beginning at 9:00 am.  A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

Please note that this Sunday’s worship service on Zoom is being hosted by the Rev. John Milne and that the meeting information for the service is different from when the Rev. Dr. Deborah Lind hosts the worship service.  Be sure to use the Meeting Information listed below.

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Bible Study will be lead by John Milne.

Pastor Deb will meet with the Confirmation Class via Zoom.

On behalf of the nominating committee, all active members are invited to a congregational meeting at 11:30 am, Sunday, May 17, 2020 for the purpose of electing a Pastor Nominating Committee. Please keep in mind that you must “attend” the meeting in order to vote, either by using Zoom via your computer, mobile device or by calling on the phone.

For further information about the meeting and how to “attend,” please read the letter from the co-chairs of the Nominating Committee.

Preparation for Virtual Communion on Maundy Thursday and Easter Sunday

Set your table at home with bread (any kind) and cups of grape juice or water.  If you have children, remind them of the meaning of The Lord’s Supper.  Pastor Deb and Pastor John , will lead us in a virtual Eucharist/Communion with prayers while you share the Bread and Cup with your family.     

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The Adult Education Forum will be having a special virtual meeting THIS SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 2020 at its regular time (9:15 AM) on ZOOM.   Since the current situation required us to postpone our annual Palm Sunday Brunch, we are encouraging those that attend to bring their favorite brunch food to the “virtual” table while we check-in with our fellow members. Michele Ross will lead a short cooking demo, sharing her family’s Norwegian pancake recipe. Feel free to cook along with her, using her recipe, or one of your own!  Members are encouraged to bring their favorite brunch recipe to share, or simply show up with their Sunday coffee or tea and enjoy the conversation.  A phone number is also available for those who wish to join but are unable to video chat. Please plan to join starting at 9 AM so we are ready to start promptly at 9:15 AM.

Please RSVP to Michele Ross at  AdultEdPCGNY@gmail.com to receive the Zoom invite, as space is limited.

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“IT’S GREEK TO ME” Bible Study Starting Wednesday, noon, September 18 – bring your lunch and chew on the upcoming Sunday scriptures with Pastor Deb.

Adult Spiritual Formation
Sunday morning 9:15 to 10:15 in the South Parlor
All welcome

Learning about the Matthew 25 Focus Areas

January 26 Matthew 25 Focus 1: Building Congregational Vitality by challenging people and congregations to deepen their faith and get actively and joyfully engaged with their community and the world.

February 2 Matthew 25 Focus 2: Dismantling Structural Racism by advocating and acting to break down the systems, practices and thinking that underlie discrimination, bias, prejudice and oppression of people of color.

February 9 Congregational Table Talks in Fellowship Hall
Preparation for new Pastor search. What characteristics and leadership skills are desired in a new pastor?

Feb 16 Matthew 25 Focus 3: Eradicating Systemic Poverty by working to change laws, policies, plans and structures in our society that perpetuate economic exploitation of people who are poor – How we are doing it with Family Promise

February 23 Presbytery Leader Susan Orr will discuss the past and upcoming Presbyterian Peace Mosaic to Israel and Palestine.

Matthew 25:31–46 calls all of us to actively engage in the world around us, so our faith comes alive and we wake up to new possibilities. We recognize Christ’s urgent call to be a church of action, where God’s love, justice and mercy shine forth and are contagious.

About the Matthew 25 mark

The circular shape represents unity and equality. Like God, a circle has no beginning and no end, and it symbolizes our continuing effort to help one another. The shape also suggests a globe that points to our engagement with the world.

The three interlocking figures represent the equality of all people without gender or race bias. They have their arms around each other, symbolizing friendship, protection and service.

The number three suggests the three focus areas of congregational vitality, structural racism and systematic poverty, as well as the Trinity.

Health Awareness and Day of Prayer
for Healing and Wholeness
Healing Service in the Chapel
Sunday, February 9th at 11:45 a.m.

In preparation for the pastoral search we are asking for your participation in the Congregational Table Talks held after both worship services on Jan. 12, Jan. 19, Feb. 2 and Feb. 9.

The Ministry Information Form uses the following five questions which can be divided into two categories- church and minister.

How would you describe this church?    (Table Talks January 12+January 19)

1. What is the congregation’s or organization’s vision for ministry? Additionally describe how this vision is lived out.
2. How do you feel called to reach out to address the emerging needs of your community or constituency?
3. How will this position help you to reach your vision and mission goals?

What characteristics and leadership skills would you like to see in a new minister?   (Table Talks February 2 + February 9)

4. Provide a description of the characteristics needed by the person who is open to being called to this congregation and/or organization.
5. For what specific tasks, assignments, and programs areas will this person have responsibility?

A meeting of the Congregation and Corporation of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva, NY will be held Sunday, November 10, 2019 following the 10:30 worship service for the purpose of hearing a report from the Nominating Committee and election of church officers for the year 2020. 

Adult Spiritual Formation

Meets Sunday Morning at 9:15
in the South Parlor

Please consider attending to enrich your faith journey!

Embracing Forgiveness
October 27 through November 24th

A video discussion series

”With wisdom, wit, and theological depth Barbara Cawthorne Crafton explores the perennial topic of forgiveness from the perspective of gift rather than duty. Along the way, she exposes patterns of resistance and popular understandings that undermine our ability to receive and share the gift with others. Her informal and accessible style, together with the questions and responses of those taking part in the video recorded sessions, open the way for groups to expand the exploration with their own insights and reflections. This study is both timely and urgently needed in a world in which judgment again and again trumps forgiveness, and Christ’s work of reconciliation is held at bay.
―Frank T Griswold, 25th Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church

October 27: Seventy Times Seven: Really?

November 3: You Have Heard it Said
(Daylight Savings Time ends – Fall Back)

November 10: Chipping Away

November 17: How to Start

November 24: Why Forgive

Membership Classes

for those that might want

• more information on joining the church
• to be refreshed on Church Membership

The classes will be led by Pastor Deb on Sunday, November 10 and Sunday, November 17 at 9:15 in the Pastor’s Study.

Geneva Area Interfaith Council
presents
“Creative Community Harvest:
Geneva’s Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration” 
Tuesday, November 19, 2019,  6:30 p.m.
Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church
70 Clark St, Geneva, NY

Watson Weekend

We are booked again for Watson Homestead (http://www.watsonhomestead.com/) for a weekend of cross-country skiing, fellowship and fun. The weekend is Friday night (January 31st) to morning brunch on Sunday (Feb. 2nd). 

The housing options are motel style rooms (two double beds and own bath) in the main lodge. The teen retreat house up the hill is a go with Jackie being the chaperone. Three meals on Saturday and brunch on Sunday are included. 

Motel style rooms: $170 per person (adults and kids 11 and up) or $85 (10 and under), which includes the meals and linens. The teen retreat house is $100 per teen including the meals and they have to bring some linens.  (Scholarships are available for youth.)

Let me know if you are coming or interested.  Calling or texting also works (607-339-7729). I would like to have commitments by December 1st with payment for some or all of the funds.

This was a super fun weekend last year. Please help to spread the word!

                                                                        Thanks!
                                                                        Sage

Chicken and biscuit will be served.  There will be vegetarian and gluten-free options offered.  If you are planning to attend this luncheon, please RSVP to the Office of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva by calling 315-789-1343 or click here to register on the church’s website if  you have not already done so.

Scotland: A Journey to Discover our Sacred Heritage.

Presented by Pastor Deb

September 29, 2019 at Noon in the Social Hall

A Scottish Lunch will be provided

          Shepherd’s Pie (vegetarian or hamburger)
          Fruit and shortbread
          Tea/coffee

RSVP to the Office of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva by calling 315-789-1343 or click here to register on the church’s website.

Deacons meeting and dinner at the Geneva Yacht Club.

The Membership & Evangelism Committee is planning the annual preparation of Care Boxes to be sent to our college students and Welcome Bags to be delivered to HWS students who are Presbyterians. 

Cookies and brownies are needed on Sunday, Sept. 22.  Please help us brighten the college students’ day.  Bring your treats to the conference room NO LATER THAN 9:00 am on Sept. 22.  Sunday School classes will pack the bags and boxes.

Adult Spiritual Formation                       

Meets Sunday Morning at 9:15
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What does our faith find in new scholarly understanding? As scripture is the most influential piece of literature ever written, this book is a source of constant wonder, inspiration, and intrigue. We continue the video series with Biblical scholar and engaging speaker Amy-Jill Levine, who relates the cultural and religious context of some of the Bible’s most treasured passages. As Professor Levine observes: “The Old Testament is endlessly fascinating because it offers everything to explore… tragedy, comedy, and farce; miracles and sometimes heavenly silence; answers that satisfy and answers that may not; destruction and rebuilding; despair and hope.”

Sept. 15 Isaac         . The accounts of Abraham’s son Isaac and daughter-in-law Rebecca from Genesis 21-24.

Sept. 22 The Jacob Saga. Genesis 25.

Sept. 29 Folklore Analysis and Type Scenes. This will help us understand common Biblical plot lines or “type scenes’ that reveal narrative art and teach about community heroes and values.

Your are cordially invited to join us for Sunday Worship this summer at 9:30 am.  Please gather with us before the service beginning at 9:00 am.  A virtual coffee hour will follow immediately after the service.

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Lenten Bible Study

“Into the World”
The Acts of the Apostles

Friday Evenings: February 21 to April 3, 2020
6pm to 9pm

The Kerygma Curriculum
If the Book of Acts were merely a newspaper-style account of the actions of a few persons at the beginning of Christianity, there might not be much value in studying Acts. But Acts is something quite different quite special, quite unique in the Scriptures. Acts is Luke’s extended description of the nature and purpose of the Christian church in all times and among all peoples. If we desire to know what the church is for, where its power and direction come from, and how to be the church today, Acts is the book to study!

There are those who feel that membership in the church is not necessary for the Christian life; that one can be a Christian without the community. Luke will vigorously challenge this thinking. Here is a place where your own thinking about the church and your role in it may be brought into a new perspective. Luke’s doctrine of the church is as vital for the church of the twenty-first century as it was for the first.
Step into the past with Luke and with God and find your future.

The Friday Evening Study
Everyone is invited to the Lenten Bible Study. Dinner is provided by the class participants and provides a dinner fellowship experience throughout Lent. The dinner time provides an opportunity to hear about the weekly experiences of those with whom the study will be done. The Kerygma curriculum offers a broad experience for study of the Bible. Whether through acting out a parable, creating a poem to express an experience or discussing the historical aspect of the biblical passages, the study is interactive and creative. We learn by doing and a resource book is provided to assist in understanding the materials.

Add the Lenten Bible Study to your calendar. Talk to Diana Capron about getting a Resource Book for the study. And join us for seven weeks of fellowship and learning.

Lenten Prayer Breakfasts

The Presbyterian Church, in cooperation with the Christian congregations of the Geneva Area Interfaith Council, is again hosting the Lenten Breakfast series.  You are cordially invited to attend any or all of them. 

Lenten Prayer Breakfast. 6:45 Wednesday mornings at The Presbyterian Church in Geneva, 24 Park Place.   A $5 donation is suggested.  Info: 315-789-1343.

Theme: Becoming a Beloved Community. 

Speakers:

March 11 – Rev. Deb Lind, The Presbyterian Church in Geneva

March 18 – Rev. Donald Golden, Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church

March 25 – Father Thomas Mull, Our Lady of Peace Catholic Parish

April 1 – Rev. John Milne, The Presbyterian Church in Geneva

Ash Wednesday Vesper Service
Oils and Ashes
7:00 p.m.

The Mission Committee is hosting a church wide retreat on the topic of mission: the how, why, which, and whathaveyou about this church’s good works. We’d like to invite the entire congregation to be part of this conversation on 9/14 from 9 am-noon.

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CARNIVAL

MARDI GRAS

SHROVE TUESDAY

By whatever name, Tuesday, February 25 is the last day before the beginning of Lent. Traditionally, the day has been one big party before the austerities of Lent. We will celebrate it with a pancake supper and festivities in the Fellowship Hall.

This is an inter-generational event to which everyone is invited. Cost is $6.00 for adults and $2.00 for children under 12. (Family of 4 – $12.00 + $1.00 for each additional child) Time is 6:00 PM. You’ll have a great time if you come!

We will have Gluten-free pancakes too!

PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN TABLE SERVICE

Reservations are needed. If you are planning to attend, please click here to register on the church’s website if  you have not already registered.

The annual meeting of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva, NY will be held on Sunday, January 26 following the 10:30 worship service.

Hanging of the Greens

Help us decorate the church for the season!!

All interested Presbyterian Women are invited to come and join us and learn what we are about.

Our active and vibrant choir meets on Thursday evenings from 7:00 pm until 8:30 pm. The choir is open to all adults and high school students who enjoy singing. Throughout the year, we sing for Sunday Worship and for special occasions such as Christmas Eve, Maundy Thursday, Easter Sunday, and the Sacred Song Service. We welcome you to come and join us.

COME ONE, COME ALL . . .
WELCOME BACK TO A  
                    NEW PROGRAM YEAR!!!!
SEPTEMBER  8 is

We invite EVERYONE to join us in Fellowship Hall at 9:15 am on September 8, for games, songs, and fellowship.
Let’s all come and reacquaint with old friends and maybe make some new friends.
Then we hope you’ll join us at the 10:30 worship service.

PLEASE BRING A SCHOOL SUPPLY –  
  Pkg washable markers
  2 pack glue sticks
  box of 16 or 24 crayons
  pkg 12 pencils
  children’s scissors
  ONE SUBJECT NOTEBOOKS

THANKS!!!!

Hope to see you SEPTEMBER  9, at 9:15.

The church office is closed today in observance of the holiday.

As you have heard, The Presbyterian Church in Geneva is taking a series of actions to ensure our financial sustainability into the future. Our success in this venture will require contributions of time, talents, and finances from each one of us. Our church is blessed with members and friends who have many gifts, and we ask you to prayerfully consider how you personally will be able to contribute. Because you are likely to have questions about our situation and the way forward, we will be holding informal gatherings in the south parlor after church on June 9 and 16, and on Monday evening June 17 at 7:00 pm. If you would prefer a more private conversation, please contact Rick Bley (315-521-2005), Walt Gage (315-789-3397), or Beth Newell (315-789-4665).

As you have heard, The Presbyterian Church in Geneva is taking a series of actions to ensure our financial sustainability into the future. Our success in this venture will require contributions of time, talents, and finances from each one of us. Our church is blessed with members and friends who have many gifts, and we ask you to prayerfully consider how you personally will be able to contribute. Because you are likely to have questions about our situation and the way forward, we will be holding informal gatherings in the south parlor after church on June 9 and 16, and on Monday evening June 17 at 7:00 pm. If you would prefer a more private conversation, please contact Rick Bley (315-521-2005), Walt Gage (315-789-3397), or Beth Newell (315-789-4665).

Check back soon for more information about the 65th Strawberry Festival & Bake Sale!

The Deacons Invite YOU to a
TALENT SHOW
Sunday May 5th
Fellowship Hall    5:30 pm
Come as a performer or an audience participant!
 
ZITI DINNER

Suggested donation:
$6.00 ages 13 and over
$3.00 up to age 12
$20 max for a family

The dinner is provided by the Deacons to raise funds for the Pastor’s Discretionary Fund to help those in need.

All members of The Presbyterian Church in Geneva are encouraged to attend a Special Congregational Meeting on Sunday, May 5, following the 10:30 worship service. The purpose of this meeting is to hear a report on the financial sustainability of the church. This will include a review of our current status as well as discussing a Session approved plan to address the short-term and the long-term financial future of our church.

This issue is very important to every member as it will help determine the direction of our church for future generations.
Please attend if able.

Called for the purpose of receiving Financial Committee Report: Projection of Financial Viability.

We will meet for Lunch & Discussion at 12:30 PM in the South Parlor at Church. Please bring a bag lunch.

Adult Education

In January 2019, Adult Education kicked off the year with an exploration of the parables that challenged us to revisit these teachings in their historical context. With thoughtful discussion, we examined how those lessons continue to be relevant in our lives today. As we plan the rest of our 2019 programming, we hope that you will add your voice to these engaging conversations! Check out our bulletin board throughout the year for more information on weekly topics and perennial favorites, such as our Lenten series, “Let’s Talk” summer programming, and special Advent topics. Better yet- drop in at 9:15am on Sunday and see what we’re all about!If you have suggestions for 2019 discussion topics or would like to get more involved, please contact Michele Ross at mmb47@cornell.edu.

DEACONS’ ANNUAL
SUPPER-AND-A-SONG

Join us for music, meal and fellowship, supporting a worthy cause.

WHEN:  Sunday, March 3^rd immediately following the 10:30 worship service

WHERE:  Fellowship Hall

WHAT:  pulled pork, chili, coleslaw, salad, corn bread, rolls, and dessert
and MUSIC

COST: The suggested donation for the meal is $7 per person or $20 for a family.  Donations go to the Pastor’s Discretionary Fund.

RESERVATIONS Please click here by Feb. 29 to email your reservation to the church office.

Class: Jewelry Making – Learn the basics and make a gorgeous necklace or bracelet.  All ages over 8 welcome.

Instructor: Dawn Jones

When: Monday, March 4, 2019; 11am – 2pm

Cost: $35.00

Class: One Stroke Painting – Learn One Stroke Decorative Painting using acrylics in an easy and quick technique on a variety of surfaces.  Adults Only, please.

Instructor: Kerry Liebner

When:Wednesday, Feb.13 & 27, Mar. 13 & 27, 11 am – 1 pm 

Cost: $20 per session

Lenten Prayer Breakfasts

The Presbyterian Church, in cooperation with the Christian congregations of the Geneva Area Interfaith Council, is again hosting the Lenten Breakfast series.  You are cordially invited to attend any or all of them. 

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THE GOSPEL OF LUKE
Lenten Bible Study
February and March 2019
Friday Evenings 6:00pm to 8:00pm

 
The Gospel of Luke is one of the foundational books of the Bible.  Luke is filled with stories of Jesus’ teaching and life including the richness of the Gospel teachings.  As we finish our study of the themes of this Gospel, we will begin to incorporate the teachings of this text into our lives and our faith traditions.  Please join us on Friday evenings in February and March as we complete our study of this important Gospel.

The Lenten Study will begin on February 15, at 6pm in the Fellowship Hall.  We will share a meal of soup, bread, and fruit at 6pm followed by the discussion of Luke from 7pm to 8pm.

During Lent last year, we completed lessons 1-7 in the Kerygma Study Book “Good News For All: The Gospel Of Luke”.  We will begin our study with a review of the material studied in 2018 and then begin our 2019 study on Lesson 8.  Our final session will be on April 5.

Please join us as we complete our study of this exciting Gospel.  It is a wonderful evening shared with friends and an opportunity to learn what the Bible says to us in our daily lives.

(If you will need a study book, “Good News for All: The Gospel of Luke”, please contact Diana Capron as soon as possible.)

Class: Let’s Chalk with Dawn – Create a piece of art for your home using transfers and chalk paste.  

Instructor: Dawn Jones

Cost:$40.00

This class meets January 31 and February 7.

Class: Fabric Painting with Sharpies – Multi-generation activity Using muslin, sharpies and rubbing alcohol, we will create unique fabric that can be used in sewing, quilting or artwork.

Instructor: Pam Bishop

Fee: $12.00

Officer Training
Saturday, January 12, 2019

 9:00 – Session Training
10:30 – Deacons Training

Officer Training
Saturday, January 11, 2020

Elder Training – 9:00 am

Deacon Training – 10:30 am