PRESBYS

Presbys will meet in Kirkman Fellowship Hall, Friday,  May 20, 2005 at 6:00 p.m. for punch and conversation.  Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.

Following dinner, we will hear the answer to the question, What Is This “Change” Thing? as presented by Ms. Helen Morrison.  She is an active member of the Grosse Isle Presbyterian Church, member of the Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Board and Foundation Board.  She is also a six-year member of the PCUSA General Assembly Council.

The dinner and program is $7.00, payable at the door.  Regular members will be called.   If you are not a regular member of Presbys, reservations should be made at the Reception Desk by calling 248-541-0108 no later than Monday, May 14, 2005.  All cancellations must be in by Tuesday morning, May 15.

New members are always welcome!  Presbys is for the young at heart who enjoy good fellowship, food and entertainment.  If you have any questions, please call Ron Gillham at 248-546-8288. 

Men’s Church Softball Team Forming 

The men’s church softball team is getting organized for the upcoming season.  They play one or two games a week from May through mid-July.  Interested players should sign-up on the sheet located at the Reception Desk or call John Kantarian at 248-435-5545, or send an email to johnkan@netzero.net.

T.G.I.F. 

March's Movie Night was almost perfect? The movie was entertaining, the snacks were great, the house was packed--but that quiz was way too hard.  And our screen kept falling down.  Thanks to those crazy Sorgatz people for a night to remember. 

"Run for Your Wife" at the Baldwin Theatre in April was even funnier than anticipated.  Twenty-five of us watched, laughed and gasped for breath as one twist or turn followed another  It was a better ride than the newest coaster at Cedar Point, and with fewer after effects. 

On May 6 Password makes its return to FPCRO.  If you speak English and know what a synonym is, you can play this game.  In any case your friendly host will do his best to bring out the hidden talents of each contestant.  If you are wondering what that means...see you the first Friday in May.  

Our last activity before the summer break is our annual Family Picnic at the Heitchue residence in early June.  Watch for further information in the Sunday worship folder and on the sign-up sheet.

Youth Sunday Worship Services Announced

On Sunday, May 8, 2005 the Youth of our congregation will lead both worship services at 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. as part of our annual Youth Sunday services.  This year's theme will be celebrating church family, and what church family means in the lives of our Youth. Our senior-high youth will lead the worship service while our mid-high youth will participate in ushering and greeting. The Teen Bell Choir will perform and there will also be the debut of the Youth Worship Band under the direction of Tom Gagne. I encourage all to support our Youth by attending these unique and uplifting services.