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WHO IS COMING TO WORSHIP?

Pastor Michelle Torigian is coming to worship on July 8, 2018 - 9:00am.

Who is this Pastor Michelle?

One way to begin to know her is to take a look at her Facebook page. Have a peak:

www.facebook.com/michelletorigian

There you will find photos that show that she is: artistic, loves people, clever, active, a participant, facially expressive,

a family person, literate, smiles regularly, fun-loving, a nature lover, photographically expressive, and proud of her Armenian ethnicity. You will also find that, although she has been away for a decade, Pastor Michelle still claims Belleville her "hometown." Her music interests include: Tom Ruberg, Christopher Grundy, Rob Leveridge, Adele, Van Morrison, Billy Joel, Elton John and David Forest.

Are you ready for a fresh worship experience? Be early. Be ready.

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"BE PREPARED" The Boy Scout Motto is "BE PREPARED."

Last Sunday Pastor Gus challenged us to be prepared for the arrival of our chosen new pastor and teacher. He suggested, at least, four specific things we can do to be prepared. They are:

1. PRAY--Pray for Pastor Michelle and for ourselves. Pray that God's gift of LOVE be so overwhelming that it is revealed through us to all the world as word and deed, as Good News and experiences of ministry.

2. RE-EVALUATE OUR GIFTS AND TALENTS--Scripture says that each of us has been given unique gifts and that they are intended for the common good. What new or renewed gifts are we going to offer for the common good.

3. RE-EXAMINE OUR CALENDARS--As busy as our calendar are, there are minutes and hours that could be put to better use, be employed in Christ's ministry through St. Paul. Where and when are we going to step up?

4. REVIEW OUR BUDGETS--Matthew wrote, "For where you treasure is, there will your heart be also." Do our personal financial statements reflect our faith priorities? The Biblical admonition to Tithe is still valid.

REVIEW OUR BUDGETS--Matthew wrote, "For whrsonal financial statements reflect ouith priorities? The Biblical admonition to Tithe is still valid....