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In the nine lessons of this Bible study—with passages from Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, Isaiah, Matthew, Luke, and Acts—we’ll consider Sabbath
Ultimately, Sabbath reminds us to honor God who honors us by giving us a day each week to reset our pace, our priorities, and our lives.
(Click here for Introduction to this study
presented by Nancy Self at our Fall Gathering)
Coordinating Team and Circle Moderators
(L-R) Karen Berg (Yearbook Editor), Pat Davis (Circle I Mod.), Imogene Vetters (Parliamentarian), Marlee Criaco (Historian), Debe Shafer (Vice Mod.), Cheryl Page (2022-2023 Mod.), Peggy Telg (Sec'y), Ellen Weichert (Social Chair), Janice Bradshaw (Presbytery Team Historian), Mary Nelle Armstrong (World Day of Prayer Rep.), Harriet Elliott (Search Committee Mod.), Jan Haverland (Circle VII Co-mod.), Beth Pennebaker (Circle V Co-mod.), and Phyllis Lee (Circle V Co-mod.).
Not pictured: Kaitlyn Battles Melissa Gathings (Circle II Co-mod.), Rachel Cochrane (Circle II Co-mod.), Sherry Hinnant (Mission Committee Rep.), Ellen Thornton (Worship Committee Rep.), and Nancy Robertson (Circle VII Co-mod.), and Marilyn Wright (Treasurer).
*The Purpose of Presbyterian Women
Forgiven and freed by God in Jesus Christ,
we commit ourselves to:
nurture our faith through prayer and Bible study,
support the mission of the church world wide,
work for justice and peace, build an inclusive,
caring community of women that strengthens
the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and
witnesses to the promise of God's kingdom.
**What is a Circle?
Where faith is nurtured and growth
takes place through worship,
study, friendship, and outreach
Where women are challenged
to stretch beyond their limits
Where women move beyond the safe
places of life and reach out to others
Where Christian leadership is born,
nurtured, and sent forth into ministry.