Come to our evening worship service at 6:00 PM. We begin by singing hymns “by request” then have a brief time for sharing praises, testimonies and prayer requests. Afterwards we’ll have a Bible lesson from Pastor Bissett in our newest series, “What is Heaven Like?” All are welcome.

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The Women's Connection is ready for a springtime "Restaurant In Review" outing. We’re going to Emma Jaynes in Clifton Park, on Saturday, April 27th at 1:30 pm. Come, eat good food, enjoy yourself with your sisters, and help us write a review to guide others to great places!
Sign-up on the round table at church to be counted for lunch.
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We have rescheduled our Annual Business meeting & Fellowship Luncheon to Sunday, April 7th. Join us at Noon for an all-church fellowship luncheon, featuring chicken parmesan & ziti (from Venezia’s). Everyone can bring either a salad or dessert to share. Then attend our annual Church Business Meeting (at around 1:15 PM); members are expected to be present, and everyone else is very welcome to join us. We will vote on two new members, and proposed annual budget.

*We still need volunteers to help prepare for our luncheon and help with clean-up; please see a deacon today to lend a hand.

On Sunday, January 21st, in the morning service we begin our annual Week of Prayer with guest preacher, Rev. Ben O’Toole (Windsor Baptist Ch., PA); Ben will also teach the Adult Class on the topic of prayer that morning.
​On Sunday night we will have our annual Concert of Prayer – Pastor Bissett will read Scripture and lead several brief “segments” or “movements” of prayer, orchestrated around various themes. It’s an amazing hour of prayer!
During the week, we’ll have various prayer meetings --
   • Monday, Jan. 22, 7:00 PM at the Bissett's home 
   • Wednesday, Jan. 24, 10 AM, at the church (Prayer Room)
  • Wednesday, Jan. 24, 7 PM in the Fireside Room at the church (and on Zoom)
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The end of our week brings a Prayer Breakfast / Brunch 10 AM on Saturday, Jan. 27th. Plan to participate as much as you can. Pray that the Lord would bless our meetings and desires to make greater use of prayer.