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Saint Andrew Presbyterian
Church
3604 NE 10th Ct.,
Renton, Washington 98056 (425) 226 5547
or (425) 226 2644
kim@standrewpc.org
We invite you to join us for Sunday Worship:
Sunday School will resume
in the Fall
Worship Service - 9:30 a.m.
Nursery care provided
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St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, through God's grace, is
a loving, accepting, inclusive congregation serving
others and fostering spiritual and personal growth for
all ages. We rejoice in God's presence and in the
abundant gifts we are given. We strive to be ambitious
disciples of Christ and to provide a safe supportive
haven for all.
Greatest of our gifts is that Christ is among us, in us,
and working through us. Following Christ's
example, our congregation has love to give, and takes
time to do so. Our genuine sense of community is
enhanced by our sincere appreciation of each individual,
a healthy sense of humor, enthusiasm and joy. We
are a work in progress and believe each one of us is a
gifted child of God. Our welcome is extended to
everyone.
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P.O.A.C.H.
hike photo album - May 31, 2009

Crop Walk 2009 photo album - May
3, 2009
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St. Andrew Calendar
Saturday, June 27
8:00 AM Scouts Training
Event
Sunday, June 28, 2009
9:30 AM Worship Service
(Word only)
10:45 AM Fellowship Time
11:00 AM POACH
Monday, June 29
5:00 PM Youth cooking
for ARISE
7:00 PM Mission
Department
Tuesday, June 30
5:00 PM Youth cooking
for ARISE
7:00 PM Cub Scout Pack
Meeting (Sanctuary)
Wednesday, July 1
No activities scheduled
Thursday, July 2
10:30 AM Worship Aid
Info Due
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
(Sanctuary)
Friday, July 3
No activities scheduled
Saturday, July 4
10:00 AM Personnel
Committee Meeting
Next Sunday, July 5
9:30 AM Worship Service
(Word and Table)
10:45 AM Fellowship Time
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Announcements
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED
FOR THE FREE SUMMER LUNCH
PROGRAM Volunteers are
needed to help serve at First United Methodist Church for the City of
Renton/Renton School District summer lunch program. The free lunches, for all
children ages 1-18, will be provided from June 23-Aug. 28, at First United
Methodist Church, 11:30-12:00. Volunteers are needed from 11:00-1:00. We also
need people who can pick up food at 10:30am, and deliver it to the church.
Please contact the RFUMC church office, 425-255-5403,
rfumc@rfumc.org , or Doris
Hulse, 425-255-0725,
btdahulse@att.net.
NEEDED: TWO SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHERS FOR THESE CHILDREN: Mira Sickinger, Elise Sickinger, William
Jones, Megan McAdams, Kendra Thomas, Peter Anderson. Please contact Pattie Holt
for more details.
SOUND VIEW CAMP: Camp is
available this summer for families and kids who’ve completed grades 2-12. Sound
View is on the peninsula, it’s run by the Olympia Presbytery, and kids and
families from St Andrew have gone there for years. Family Camp is July 2-5 and
Aug 13-16. Mini camp for young kids is 4 days, other sessions for kids are one
week. Horses are available some weeks. Senior Highs can do camp or be leaders in
training. Web site is
www.soundviewcamp.com .
Partial financial aid is available by
contacting Laurie
Rossnagel or Pattie Holt.
YOUTH GROUP - Youth
group will be cooking for ARISE June
29th and June 30th. If
you would like to help please be at the
church at 5pm one or
both days ready to cook. We will be finished around 10pm LUNCHES FOR ARISE...
JUST WO DAYS LEFT TO HELP OUT We have posted an informational sheet with items
we could use for ARISE lunches (June 17th - 30th). If you are limited in time,
cash is a great option. Questions: call Midge 425-228-8109 Your support on this
effort is deeply appreciated.
CONGRATULATIONS to new
Grandparents Forester and Suzanne Woodruff who welcomed Silas Forester Woodruff
very quickly on Thursday morning, June 18th!
CHANGES TO THE STAFF
EMAIL/SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
Scott, Julie Kae and
Maggie have new church email addresses:
scott@standrewpc.org ,
maggie@standrewpc.org,
juliekae@standrewpc.org
NOTE: The church office
will be closed on Mondays for the Summer. Office hours are 10:30 to 1:00 Tuesday
through Thursday.
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Opportunities for
Stewardship
“I appointed you to go and bear fruit, fruit that
will last.”
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Mission
Assist with 2009 Youth Mission Trip
planning and support
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Assist with 2010 Mission
Trip planning
and support
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Assist in developing a
“Greening Congregation”
program for St. Andrew
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Work with the Salvation
Army to develop
a coordinated program of community
support
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Become a Mission Liaison to
another
community support organization
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Assist with ARISE support
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Assist with CROP Walk
support
Ministry
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Open/Close Church
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Operate Sound System
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Tidy Before and After
Worship
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Distribute and Collect
Clipboards
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Be a Greeter or Host
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Bread Ministry–welcome
newcomers
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Nursery Guild
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Teach Discovery
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Usher
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Help shape the Liturgical
Space
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Care for the Table,
Candles, Font
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Provide Flowers
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Acolytes (children
light candles)
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Assisting Minister (with
Pastor)
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Help with Children’s Time
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Lector (read scripture)
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Join the Chancel Choir
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Join the Handbell Choir |
Operations
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Join work parties for outside maintenance
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Join work parties for inside deep cleaning
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Join work parties for painting
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Join the Golden Hammer and Saw Team
to perform weekly maintenance
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Join a team for year-round care of the
Memorial Garden
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Serve on the Personnel Committee
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Adopt an area of the church grounds for
year-round maintenance
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Open church building before & close
building after Sunday morning activities
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Set up tables and chairs for the Wednesday
Night activities
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Join a team for table and chair set-up for
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Prepare Communion
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Prepare, Serve, Clean-up: Coffee,
Punch, Cookies
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Provide Cookies or Snacks (3 dozen)
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Help with Youth Ministry
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Teach Sunday School
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Help Out on Wednesday Nights: Tutor,
Clean-up crew, Help with children’s’
classes, Assist with games, get to know kids.
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Wednesdays at St. Andrew
- will resume in the Fall
Fellowship, Homework Club,
classes for adults and youth, and more

Report
on November 5 Potluck
Report on December 3 Potluck
Report on January 7 Potluck
Report on February 4 Potluck
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Who's on first?
A draft
version of the "Who's On First?" list, developed by Andy Peck, is
available in the Narthex, just above the fire extinguisher. It is
a list of all known paid and volunteer positions in the congregation,
along with all known committees and organizations. It is intended
to be used with other documents that are being developed. The goal
is for life to be much easier for all of us, but especially for newer
members.
CLICK HERE
to request an electronic copy.
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