Lynn George
Join a Music Ensemble this Fall
August 29, 2024- NEW! Cherub Choir (Grades K & 1)
4:15-5:00 pm Wednesdays starting September 11 (Sept.-May)
The Cherub Choir is newly restarting this fall. Young children will sing & play with rhythms and instruments. Cherubs sing occasionally in worship and other church events, including a short Christmas program and Christmas Eve. Register your child. Questions? Contact Kirsten Santos Rutschman. - Children’s Choir (Grades 2-5)
4:45-6:00 pm Wednesdays starting September 11 (Sept.-May)
In Children’s Choir, older elementary-schoolers sing, pray, play music games, play percussion and other instruments, and learn the basics of how to read music. The Children’s Choir sings in worship about once a month and occasionally at other church events, including a short Christmas program and Christmas Eve. Stay tuned for a musical in the spring! Register your child. Questions? Contact Kirsten Santos Rutschman. - Youth Choir (Grades 6-12)
5:00-6:00 pm Sundays starting September 8 (Sept.-May)
In Youth Choir, middle- and high-schoolers sing music in a variety of styles. Whether you’re a beginner, or you sing in a choir at school, or you take voice lessons, there’s a place for you here. The Youth Choir sings in worship about once a month and sometimes on other occasions, including a concert at Maris Grove in December. Click here to register. Questions? Contact Kirsten Santos Rutschman. - Chancel Choir (Adult)
7:00-9:00 pm Thursdays starting September 5
The Chancel Choir provides choral music in the Traditional service throughout the year. Larger projects include Christmas Concerts in December and a Requiem concert in the spring. During Summer 2025, the choir will perform on tour in Scotland. During the summer months, feel free to drop in for Summer Choir on any or all Sundays as your schedule permits, without the commitment of regular Thursday night rehearsals. Questions? Contact Tim Evers. - Chancel Ringers (Youth & Adult)
7:00-8:30 pm Wednesdays starting September 4
Handbells is a wonderful ensemble that builds community spirit. Each person contributes a few notes towards creating beautiful, full-sounding music. Chancel Ringers ring about once a month in worship, as well as occasional other events. Experience reading rhythms and/or pitches is helpful, but not required; reach out if you are interested, and opportunities for beginners will be forthcoming. Questions? Contact Kirsten Santos Rutschman.
New Journey Class: Traveling with God
September 1, 202410:45 am Sundays, September 8-29 • Spellman Jr & Zoom
The Bible offers countless examples of ordinary people who set out on journeys with God. Sometimes, it happens after a divine invitation and sometimes when the individual has no idea they are following God’s path. Thankfully, God leads and comes along for both! Led by John Willingham a retired Presbyterian Pastor, this 4-week class will draw from Scriptural examples of everyday individuals who set out with God as a way of encouragement and inspiration for us when we do the same. Click here to attend via Zoom.
Thrift Shop Kicked off their 35th season!
September 19, 2024Our Thrift Shop kicked off their 35th season with a delicious luncheon for their many dedicated volunteers! Over those years our thrift shop has donated over $300,000. Visit the thrift shop 10 am–3 pm Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays or 9 am-12 pm on Saturdays. They always are looking for donations. Click here for a donation guide.
Bring in NEW Socks for Sock It To Us
September 12, 2024Our annual Sock drive is in full swing and runs throughout September. Our goal is to gather 2,000 socks this year! We will distribute donations of NEW socks (sizes from infants to adults of any size and style) to Tick Tock Early Learning Center, St. Agnes Day Room, CYWA Gateway Shelter, Chester County Migrant Ministries, Atkinson Men’s Shelter, City Gates Men’s Shelter, and Broad Street Ministries. Please bring your sock donations to the bins located in Café 10 West. You can also order online, and have them shipped directly to the church, care of Ann Hatfield. Questions? Contact Laureen Smith.
Christmas Shopping for a Cause
September 19, 202411:00 am – 3:00 pm Saturday, October 5 • Spellman Hall
Come out to this charitable fundraiser supporting St. Jude’s Hospital featuring 20+ artists and crafters. Items you might find include: original paintings, original quilting, cross stitched pictures and stockings, quilts, knitted and crocheted items, smocked and hand crafted Christmas balls, Christmas decorations, hand-sewn Winnie the Pooh characters, as well as leather and wood products. 100% of your purchase donations will go to St. Jude. Cash and checks only.
Now Collecting: Peace & Global Witness Offering
September 12, 2024Throughout September, support The Peace & Global Witness Offering which is used to promote peacemaking efforts throughout the world. Your financial support can provide the resources needed to transform areas of desperate need into communities of peace and healing. Click here to donate
Parking for Families
September 12, 2024Expecting parents and families with young children: there are now parking spaces reserved for you near the kitchen entrance.
11am Service Spotify Playlist
September 12, 2024Ever wonder what we are going to sing at the 11am service? Add this playlist to your Spotify rotation and wonder no more! This is a great way to hear the songs in advance so you are prepared to worship on Sunday. Playlist is updated by Thursday each week.
Peace & Global Witness Offering
August 29, 2024Throughout September we’re collecting The Peace & Global Witness Offering which is used to promote peacemaking efforts throughout the world. Please prayerfully consider how your financial support can provide the resources needed to transform areas of desperate need into communities of peace and healing. Click here to donate.
Racial Healing Book Study
October 3, 2024Donegal Presbytery’s Racial Justice Task Group is hosting a new book discussion on racial healing over Zoom. Join others in learning more about challenging privilege, confronting systemic racism, and engaging in collective healing. Interested in learning more about this opportunity? Contact Ann Hatfield. The date and time determined will be based on participants’ schedules.