We will be meeting at 6:30 at the church parking lot to head up to Titusville.  Our friends from the Milford Church will be joining us.  This is a youth group event (6-12th grade) that is also open to children of all ages.

What that means is that we are having this event to let the Stockton, Milford and Titusville young people have a good youth group experience, but everyone is welcome:  young families, children under 6th grade, grandparents…whoever wants to play kickball can come.

We have been graciously invited afterwards to the home of one of the Titusville members for s’mores and a campfire.

Last year, was an exciting Stockton win in the bottom of the last inning…so your pride is at stake people!  see you on the 6th.

Each Wednesday in July, we will gather at 7:30pm at the river view for Wednesday Worship: Down By the Riverside. The worship service will be an informal and brief service that allows us to connect with God our Creator.

If traveling by car, you can take route 29 north past the town of Stockton, and you will see a “Prallsville Mills, Stockton Visitor Center” parking lot on your left. If you are walking the towpath from town, turn left right past the new Prallsville Mill Office.

We will not have a service if raining.  Please contact Pastor Ken if you have a mini-sermon or story to tell, or you would like to take part in the service.

This event is open to the community.  There are events for all children from 3 years old to 6th grade.  Registration forms are available at the side church entryway.  The event costs $10 per child, or $15 per family.

BJ Miller is the Director of Vacation Bible School.  If you would like to volunteer, please contact BJ.  We are hoping for 5 to six adult volunteers for each day.

We will also be gathering for pre-event decorating on the next three Sunday’s:  June 13, 20 and 27 at 10am.

This year the bike-a-thon will be open to walkers.  So now you have no excuse!   All monies raised will go to the Lambertville Food Pantry.

Last year, we raised $550 for the Pantry.   What a great year to double the money for a great local mission!

A signed release form is essential to participate in this event.  All participants under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult.  Here is a downloadable version of the document.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK, RELEASE, AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

Below is a form to help you keep track of people you ask to donate.

Bikeathon Donation Form

You can get tickets through the church office, or contacting Irene Stewart.  Please make checks payable to the Stockton Presbyterian Church. 

Play Ball!

This year, we will be hosting four weddings.  Our first is a Sunday afternoon wedding on April 11th.

The sanctuary and space will also be used on May 15, June 19 and July 10 for services of Holy matrimony.

54 people celebrated at the Skyline Boys concert.     —-April

25 people from church and community gathered for our Poetry Reading Night, led by Ray Brown.     —April

Over 60 people gathered together for the Easter Sunrise service, connecting 4 congregations at Dilts Park.    —April

At their meeting this past Sunday, the Deacons voted to donate the $175 in memory of MacKenzie Wright to CURE Foundation.  MacKenzie’s young body succumbed to cancer last week, but her spirit has left its mark upon many many people.        —-March

The Deacons raised $175 to go to local mission during their recent and highly successful Shrove Tuesday Pancake Breakfast.   —-February

In 2009, the church started an international mission project of raising money for mosquito net missions in Africa, through a parishioner’s connection with Doane University in Nebraska.  The church is sending $830 that it had collected for The Africa Mosquito Net Project.  Dr. Brad Elder, assistant professor of Biology at the university spends time in Africa enabling residents to create microbusinesses and make their own life-saving mosquito nets.     —January

If you would like to print out a church brochure, please click on the link below.

SPC Brochure

Perhaps you can keep a brochure in your glove compartment, or at home.  This is a great tool to help you share about your church community.

Leading the way is Rev. Marcia MacKillop, who will be guest worship leader at Stockton Presbyterian church.

“All the apostles asked was that we should continue to remember the poor, the very thing I was eager to do”  —St. Paul, Galatians 2:10

Presbyterian Hunger Action

 We are inviting you to be a part of our all new and exciting Sunday School program, “How They Lived, How We Live”.

 We will be exploring daily life in biblical times such as breaking bread, making jewelry and pottery as well as looking at some special people and events.  How are our lifestyles similar…and different?

 In striving to grow our sense of community, we will participate in all activities as one group.  We will gather for opening exercises and then proceed to the morning’s scheduled event. Opening exercises will begin promptly at 9:45 in the sanctuary led by Pastor Ken and the Event Leader of the day. 

•  Arts and Crafts Leader:  Megan Ego
• Bible Leader:  BJ Miller
• Mission & Games:  Sally Horner
• Play Practice and Singing:  Joyce Opdyke

An example of how one month would look:

October 4^th                  Bible Story and Faith Interview

October 11^th                Arts and Crafts

October 18^th                Mission and Games

October 25^th                Play Practice (for Christmas Pageant) and Singing

 Each week, at least one adult will be taking responsibility as the day’s event leader.  Our recent confirmation class and other teenagers will provide a rotating leadership presence, helping the event leaders.  In addition, the teens will have their own class once a month.

 Rally Day will kick off on September 13^th at 9:45.  Come join the fun!

 Shalom,

Sunday School Staff