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Lunch After Church
Join us Sunday, April 28, at 12:00 pm for lunch at Greystone Public House, 2120 Colonial Rd, Harrisburg, PA 17112. Please RSVP to Betty Rader no later than Thursday, April 25.
Music at Pine Street Presents: Organist Nathan Laube
Sunday, May 5, 4:00 P.M.
Nathan Laube is a leading performer and pedagogue. Mr. Laube is an Associate Professor of Organ at the Eastman School of Music and an International Consultant in Organ Studies at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in the United Kingdom. His extensive international recital career takes him continually to major concert venues and festivals worldwide. Known for his brilliant playing, gracious demeanor, and creative programming of repertoire spanning five centuries (including his own virtuoso transcriptions of orchestral works), Mr. Laube has earned high praise from critics and peers alike.
Elders on call
April 21 through April 27-
Audrey Light and Jane Freet
April 28 through May 4 –
Elyse Rogers and Audrey Light
You can also call Krystle in the church office, 717-238-9304 or email kwhitley@pinestreet.org, who will refer you to either the Elders on Call or to one of the Deacons, depending on your needs.
Café Conversations
Join the Café Conversations class study on Feasts of the Bible. This DVD-based study will run for approximately twelve weeks. We invite you to join us on Sunday mornings at 9:00 AM in Room 103. From the Participant Guide: “In this study, Dr. Sam Nadler will take you on a pilgrimage through the seven feasts of Israel.” Join us! You are welcome here.
Nature Walk
Let’s put on our walking shoes and finally get out to explore what nature has to offer. God amazes us with lots of new growth every spring! So, let’s explore Harrisburg’s Wildwood Nature Trail with our guide, Evan Wilson.
Where: Olewine Nature Center, 100 Wildwood Way, Harrisburg, PA 17110
When: April 28th, 2:00 pm
If you have any questions, please contact:
Jennifer Gardner: jgardner32449@gmail.com
Thank you from Krislund
Thank you everyone who so generously and enthusiastically brought in caps and lids for the “Caps for Krislund” project. The Sorting Party held in March resulted in 1,234 pounds of caps and lids sorted and bagged. The camp now has 5,251 pounds of caps and lids that will be transported to the plant that utilizes these caps in the fabrication process to create chairs, benches, and picnic tables. The lids and caps are “redeemed” to purchase items at a discounted price for use at camp. Folks at Krislund are assessing what items will best be suited for such use. There are caps at camp in the unsorted inventory enough to satisfy the needs of Krislund. Therefore, Pine Street will no longer be accepting caps for this project. Again, everyone at Krislund Camp is very appreciative of all your interest and support in this highly successful project.
COVID TEST KITS COURTESY FROM HOMELAND CENTER
The government sent an overabundance of testing kits to Homeland Center, so they chose to share them with us along with other churches and agencies in our community. For those of you who may not be aware, Homeland Center is a senior care facility located in Uptown Harrisburg between Fifth and Sixth Streets. Historically, Homeland was founded by a group of 18 women who were members of 9 area churches. Pine Street Presbyterian was one of those founding churches!
The kits are free for the taking and will be available to us for the upcoming months for our personal use. Please note the kits have an expiration date on them, but
have been deemed to be current and usable for 23 months beyond the stamped date. The tests will be made available in a basket at our Welcome desk. Please read the notice
posted beside the basket, which will answer many of your questions.
April Giving Barrel
Pine Street’s Mission Committee has dedicated April’s Giving Barrel to the homeless and hospitalized veterans. Our donated items will be appropriately sorted and delivered to the two groups of veterans. Below are listed the items that are most needed and requested. Let’s fill the Barrel for those who have given much for our country.
Items needed are:
- small bottles of water
- large and small bottles of sunscreen
- small and large bottles of body lotion
- 3 in 1 bottles of body wash
- brushes and combs (no rat tails)
- small boxes of band-aids
- reading glasses
All these items can be found at the Dollar Tree. Thank you!!
Senators baseball game
Sunday June 23,2024 Picnic food available from 12-2p. Game starts at 1pm.
Cost for both picnic and game is as follows:
ages 13 and older- $30
children 4-12-$20
Kids under 4 free!
Deadline to sign up is June 2nd 2024
Dates for your Calendar
Sunday, April 28 – 5th Sunday of Easter
8:45 am- Sunday School
8:45 am- Confirmation Class
8:45 am- Choir Rehearsal
9:00 am- Café Conversations- Room 103
10:00 am- Worship Rev. Heather Sigler Preaching
Sunday, May 5 – 6th Sunday of Easter
8:45 am- Sunday School
8:45 am- Confirmation Class
8:45 am- Choir Rehearsal
9:00 am- Café Conversations- Room 103
10:00 am- Worship Rev. Don Potter Preaching
4:00 pm- MAPS concert- Organist Nathan Laube
Sunday, May 12 – 7th Sunday of Easter and Mother’s Day
8:45 am- Sunday School
8:45 am- Confirmation Class
8:45 am- Choir Rehearsal
9:00 am- Café Conversations- Room 103
10:00 am- Worship Rev. Don Potter Preaching
4:00 pm- MAPS concert- Messiah University Concert Choir
Friday, May 17– 3rd in the Burg
6:00 pm- doors open
Saturday, May 18 – Cedar Cliff High School Chamber Singers concert
6:00 pm- Sanctuary
Sunday, May 19 – Pentecost and Confirmation Sunday
8:45 am- Sunday School
8:45 am- Confirmation Class
8:45 am- Choir Rehearsal
9:00 am- Café Conversations- Room 103
10:00 am- Worship Rev. Heather Sigler and Rev. Don Potter Preaching
Sunday, May 26 – Trinity Sunday
8:45 am- Sunday School
8:45 am- Choir Rehearsal
9:00 am- Café Conversations- Room 103
10:00 am- Worship Rev. Heather Sigler Preaching
Monday, May 27 – Memorial Day
Office closed