Showing posts with label Lake City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lake City. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

You're Invited to the Easter Celebration at Lake City Pres





You're Invited to an Easter Celebration 
at Lake City Presbyterian Church!

Sunday, March 31st at 10:00 a.m.


Worship Service: Easter story shared through Bible scriptures, songs, and prayer 
(including all-congregation “Hallelujah Chorus”)
Nursery Care for ages 0-3 during worship
 
Children’s Easter lesson and Egg Hunt for children ages 3 to grade 6
(Start out in worship, then children will be invited to classes after Time for Young Disciples)
 
Delicious hot cross buns will be served by LCPC Board of Deacons after worship


Come + Participate + Celebrate 
the Resurrection of Jesus Christ

and invite others to come along!

 ('Join' and 'Share' our Lake City Pres Facebook Easter Invitation!)

Friday, February 22, 2013

Lunch with LCPC Missionaries - Sunday Feb 24th. 11:15-12:15


This Sunday, February 24th, LCPC Missions Department invites you to experience mission opportunities of a few members who have traveled in the past year. This Lunch & Presentation will be in the Fellowship Hall immediately following our 10 a.m. worship service - approx. 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Mary & Stan Jeppesen and Ann Powell will share stories, travels, pictures and some of what God is doing in these far-away places.

  • The Jeppesens will be sharing their opportunity to work with Guatemala Village Health in Guatemala - Central America.
  • Ann Powell will be talking about her trip to Africa also involving health care ministry.
  • Lunch will be served and presentations will occur during the lunch.
  • All are welcome - including children! (There will be care available for children not interested in the presentation).

Come see and hear about the miracles God is working in our world through God's people!

Friday, February 15, 2013

Soup, Sandwich, & Sabbath - Study for Lent on Sundays -11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m



For four Sundays during Lent, the LCPC Christian Education Committee invites you to stay after worship for a light lunch and study of the new book “Sabbath in the Suburbs” by MaryAnn McKibben Dana. She is a Presbyterian pastor in Virginia who writes about the challenges and benefits of making space for intentional spiritual rest and renewal. Pastor Sandy liked the book so much that she’d like to read it with a group of you. CE is hoping that a Sunday lunch time will allow more of you to participate than our previous Wednesday Lent evening soup suppers & study.

Sunday, February 17th the Sabbath in the Suburbs & lunch/class will begin, 11:30am -12:30pm.  
Sunday, February 24th there will still be lunch, Sabbath book study is on hold while LCPC Mission Committee has an event planned for all to experience: Presenters will be LCPC members and missionaries - Stan & Mary Jeppesen sharing about their medical mission to Guatemala and Ann Powell will share about her mission trip to Kenya.
Sundays, March 3rd, 10th, and 17th: Sabbath in the Suburbs Books study resumes for the next three Sundays. Again, lunch will also be served.
Sunday March 24th, which is Palm Sunday - pencil in the date and watch for more information as a Seder meal will be served as preparation for Holy Week.
Finally:  EASTER! is Sunday, March 31st this year.  You’ll be on your own for lunch, but it will be a glorious day to celebrate in worship together!

You don’t have a copy of the book?? That’s alright here are three ways to participate:
1) No reading necessary – come to the study and glean from others
2) Pick up a copy of the book at LCPC for a suggested donation of $14.
3) Download “Sabbath in the Suburbs” to your e-reader or in a PDF Format. Visit SabbathintheSuburbs.wordpress.com to find options via Chalice Press and Amazon.com.

Monday, April 30, 2012

Infant and Toddler Drop In & Play Time on Mondays


Do you have an infant or toddler and want to get out of the house to meet some other parents/grandparents and have a comfortable and safe place your children can play - for free? 


The nursery at Lake City Presbyterian Church is open for Infant and Toddler Drop In and Play time every Monday morning from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Come and visit for a little bit or stay and play for the entire time.

Age appropriate toys and activities for ages 0-4. A great place to meet up with a friend, playgroup or to connect and make new friends. Adults must stay to supervise their children.

Mondays in the Nursery ~ 9:30 a.m to 12 noon.
Children Ages 0-4 yrs old


Lake City Presbyterian Church
3841 NE 123rd Street, Seattle WA
http://www.lakecitypres.org
The time is hosted by Leena Prindle, Director of Faith Formation (also a mother who has been thankful for free, warm, and age appropriate welcome spaces when her children were little!)

Call 206-362-6878 or email DFF @ lakecitypres.org for more information. 

Wednesday, December 21, 2011



Christmas Eve Worship Services at 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Enter into and relive the Christmas story, and celebrate the birth of Jesus during Christmas Eve worship on Saturday, December 24th, at services at 5:30p.m. or 7:00 p.m. Both services will be short and engaging for all ages through drama, poetry, video, and music to share in the celebration of a baby to be born in a manger. Worshipers will be sent out singing Joy to the World by candle light.

Christmas Day Worship Service 10:00 a.m.

Come to a casual worship on Christmas Day, Sunday, December 25th. Join in telling of the story of Christmas through  scripture lessons and carols. You’re invited to wear your Christmas pajamas - if you’d like - and children can bring their baby dolls to cuddle.


Merry Christmas!

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Operation Christmas Child Shoe Box Packing Party

Operation Christmas Child Shoe Box packing
Sunday, November 20th - 11:15 a.m. to 12 noon




All year we have been collecting small items to fill Shoe Boxes to be sent to children around the world through Samaritan's Purse. November is the month for filling and delivering these boxes. Between now and November 20 you are invited to:

· Bring items for the boxes. These items can be anything that has been on the list during the year or just something that you think a child would enjoy

· Donate towards $7/box/shipping & handling costs

Remember that this could be the only Christmas gift a child might receive so lets make it a great gift given in Christian love and help make a child’s eyes shine.

Can’t make it to the party? Pack your own box(es) bring it to the LCPC church office Nov. 15-18, or by 12 noon on the 20th, and we will deliver them for you!

For more information on Operation Christmas Child or how to pack a shoe box visit: www.samaritanspurse.org/index.php/occ/


Thursday, July 21, 2011

Register Today for Shake It Up Cafe Vacation Bible School



Shake It Up Cafe - Vacation Bible School 2011

Bring kitchen fun to your kids this summer 
at Lake City Presbyterian Church

August 8th through 12th
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Age 3 thru entering Grade 6 


Shake It up Café: Where Kids Carry Out God’s Recipe. Explore and experience recipes for living out God’s Word. To be a part of all the excitement at Shake It up Café register your child today! Cost is $25 per child, there are scholarships available upon request. For more information and to register visit: www.cokesburyvbs.com/shake-it-up-cafe/lakecitypres

"If anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation . . . "
2 Corinthians 5:17

Friday, March 25, 2011

Spaghetti Dinner & Raffle Fundraiser for Missions this Saturday March 26

Let us serve you, while you help us serve others by supporting youth and adults serving our sister congregation in Kake,Alaska this summer.
We have an incredible all you can eat pasta dinner, salad bar with a variety of toppings, plus dessert all for $9!!!
Begun as a prayer partnership for this remote Southeast Alaskan village, this project now includes mission trips to provide Vacation Bible School and to do construction work for the church. Christmas gifts and school supplies and clothing are sent each year for the children in the village.
Dinner Tickets


$9 at the door | Children $4.50 (Ages 0-5 yrs eat for free)


$20/Families up to 5 persons


Raffle Tickets for several great donated prizes are $2 per ticket or $10 for 6 tickets. Winners drawn during the dinner but it is not necessary to be present to win raffle prizes.
All proceeds benefit LCPC 2011 Summer Missions Team's work in Kake, Alaska (June 26-July 6, 2011)


Show up at the door on March 26th at Lake City Presbyterian Church: 3841 NE 123rd Street, Seattle WA 98125 or contact Leena Prindle - 206-362-6878 or DFF@lakecitypres.org for information.

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Christmas Eve Worship Times & Christmas resources for Families

Sending you an invitation to worship at Lake City Presbyterian Church on Christmas Eve and share a few fun Christmas resources for your family.

There are two services planned:

5:30 pm Family Worship Service - A 30 to 45 minute service focusing on traditions of Christmas and how they can be reminders of Jesus... includes singing some favorite Christmas songs and service ends with the congregation holding candles and singing Silent Night.Wiggly children and 

7:00 p.m. Tradition Carols and Scripture Lessons service. Also ending with Silent Night by candlelight. 

Bring your whole family and celebrate the birth of Jesus together including the wiggly children and restless/vocal babes-in-arms. 


Family Resources for the Season:

** Would you like to have the music and words for traditional Christmas Carols for your family to sing at home or for caroling in the neighborhood (or on that car ride to visit others)? Kididdles.com has put together a free Song book with the lyrics to 28 classic Christmas Carols.If you go to the website you can print out sheet music and activity pages to accompany the songs. Click here to download the pdf. document now: http://db.tt/vv6QEJs (from my Dropbox.comaccount).

** Like Veggie Tales? The entire mp3 version (for those using Ipods,mp3 players, i-tunes, etc) of The Veggie Tales Incredible Singing Christmas Tree album is free for the download (completely free!) on Amazon.com. Click here to get started!

If you're looking to get a Bible for a child/teenager in your life here are a few quality options: 

For the preschool and elementary age children:

* Check out the beautifully illustrated paraphrased Jesus Storybook Bible. It is currently 50% off on Amazon.com that can ship to you by Christmas! 

* If you want a general bible I really like:The NRSV Children's Bible by Abingdon Press and the NIV Adventure Bible. Some illustrations, study helps, maps, and faith-life application questions for kids to ponder.

For teens and young adults my favorite solid standbys are:
New International Version Student Bible (Revised)  or the New Revised Standard Version edited by Phillip Yancey. Both Bibles have study guide, lots of great historic information, glossary, maps, and devotional pieces for applying scripture to life as a young adult.

* If you're looking for a contemporary paraphrase of the Bible for teens/young adults - I'd recommend the The Message Remix by Eugene Peterson. When looking at the various options for this Bible, be aware there are some versions of the Message that have only The Psalms, Proverbs, and New Testament.

I hope some of these resources will be helpful to you and perhaps we'll see you and your family on Christmas Eve. 

Merry Christmas!


~Leena Prindle, Director of Faith Formation

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Seattle Night Out Against Crime Block Party!

Lake City Pres is hosting a block party in participation with Seattle Night Out Against Crime!


Seattle Night Out at Lake City Pres
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the church parking lot


* Hotdogs and Beverages provided.
* Neighbors are invited to bring side-dishes,salads, desserts to share.
* Fun activities provided for children and youth!


There is no cost to participate in this event -- join us and invite your neighbor!


For more information contact Sally McClure via the church office.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Late Bloomer Plant & Garden Art Sale


Are you a gardener? Do you want to be and need some advice? Are you a gardening vendor? We have just the thing for you...



Late Bloomer Plant and Garden Art Sale 


Saturday, June 5th, 2010  ~ 


9AM - 3PM 



LCPC Presbyterian Women are sponsoring this 
sale and welcome your contributions of cuttings 
and seedlings for their table. You can also 
donate gently used garden tools and garden 
books. 


Outside vendors are welcome. The cost is $25 
for an eight foot table. Garden related art, 


accessories and plants can be sold. Request or pick up a registration form in the office at LCPC. Registration is due by May 14th, 2010.

A Master Gardener will be on site to answer 
questions. Demonstrations on various subjects
will be on- going. 


If you wish to participate in any 
of these areas, please contact Nancy Forhan or 
Linda Hand via the church office.

Monday, February 15, 2010

Lent Wednesday Soup & Study for All Ages

Lenten Wednesdays @ LCPC

Soup & Bread Supper and Bible Study
Wed. Feb. 24th  - Wed. March 24th ~ 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

All ages welcome (see program plans below). 

Come and join in a simple soup and bread supper with a community of friends and family focused on Jesus. There will be a small suggested donation amount but this is a make-donation-if- you-are-able meal.

Separate study tracks provided for all ages:

Adults: Comparison study of various New Testament stories found in the Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, Luke & John. Come for a new perspective or simply a refresher on the good news God gives us through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Led by Jerry Berger,.

Children in grades K-5 are invited to participate in  games, songs, hands-on activities exploring the purpose of the season of Lent. Led by Leena Prindle (DFF).

Youth in grades 6-12 get to experience Jesus through an interactive Bible study. Games, worship, and hangout time in the youth room included. led by Rebecca Coffey (Youth Ministry Associate).

Free nursery care provided for infants, toddlers,  and preschool age children. Provided by Margaux Blitch

If you’d like to sign up to help serve or provide items for the supper contact Susan Potemkin, and for program questions contact Jerry Berger or Leena Prindle via the church office.

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Feb. 21st: Pastor Sandra Hackett Candidate Sunday

Lake City Presbyterian Church 
Pastor Nominating Committee Introduces a pastor nominee!!


Rev. Sandra L. Hackett 
Candidate Sunday 
February 21st - 10:00 a.m

All members, friends, and neighbors are invited to a candidate service this Sunday, February 21st, 2010. Pastor Sandy Hackett will be introduced to the congregation as a candidate for position of Pastor at Lake City Presbyterian Church. She will preach with a congregational voting meeting and reception to follow. 

Celebrating 25 years of ordination this year, Sandy has served churches in Seattle, Bellevue, Bothell and Everett, as well as in Tulsa, OK and Minneapolis, MN.  Sandy’s husband, Dave, is also clergy, working as a mission consultant with visionSynergy in Edmonds.  They love having three daughters.  Katelyn and Anna are adults, living in Seattle. Mairin is in the 8th grade at Skyview Junior High near their home in north Bothell. Sandy also loves to knit and spends her time off with a golden retriever named Maltby.

Sandra's education includes: B.A Seattle Pacific University,  M.Div. Fuller Theological  Seminary;  Graduate Fellowship in Preaching, Oxford University.

Excerpts from Sandy’s Pastor Information Form
Describe the church you feel called to serve:
Once upon a time, I called a friend to apologize, and got this astonishing  response: “No worries. We’re unoffendable!” What a gift that was! That relationship has weathered all kinds of life events with strength and joy because we both seek to be unoffendable. It creates space for honesty, for humanity, and for creative growth because we talk things through, believing the best about each other. It is this kind of relationship that I seek to build with a congregation, and a spirit I hope to build within a church.

On Key theological issues facing  churches & society:
In each congregation I have served, we  have struggled in one way or another with our understanding of the word Evangelism. All too often it is a code word for, “We need more people in here to help pay the bills.” Evangelism should not be about us; it is about those we serve, whether or not they ever join our church. Our mission is to join God in loving the world, not to ask the world to support us! I seek to cultivate a spirit of generosity that will attract far more new members than desperation disguised as evangelism.

Excerpts from our Supplemental Questions:
What experience have you had in encouraging the spiritual growth  of the congregation?
I have led small group ministries and many Bible study groups, taught Bible  classes and led dozens of retreats. I have always worked on providing a strong Biblical foundation for people so they have something to draw on when facing difficult times in their lives.That continues to be my goal as  preacher, to ask the hard questions of faith so we are not caught off guard by the hard questions of life.

Interview Question Sandy had for the PNC:
David & I parked a block off Lake City  Way & 125th and walked around the neighborhood. In that small area, there is a diversity of ethnic businesses, Persian, Mexican, Tanzanian, Philippine, Indian… Is that diversity represented in your community? Does Lake City Presbyterian face Lake City Way or Sand Point Way? Who lives in the apartments over the retail establishments on Lake City Way?

What her references said:

** “Sandy is a strong leader with a pastor’s heart.”
** On her strengths: “Wise, caring and loving in leadership. Exceptional preacher & teacher. She has a knack for connecting people with their resources. A master net-worker.”
** “If you don’t hire her, I will!” - Corey Schlosser-Hall, Exec Presbyter North Puget Sound Presbytery

What PNC heard:

PNC: What single criteria should we use to determine your effectiveness and progress in the development of influence and Christian preaching in our community?

Sandy: Are people more confident in God’s love for them and are they returning that love to HIM?

















































Wednesday, January 20, 2010

January Kids Night - This Friday 1/22 - Video Games!

This month is Video Game Kids Night at LCPC!! My buddy Keith has an awesome gameroom setup in mind with fun times (& age appropriate games) for all your Elementary age (grades 1-5) kiddos!

We'll provide pizza and some other goodies. And if you're able to make a donation of $2-5 dollars to help offset food costs bring it along. If $ is tight right now, no worries, just have your child come for a fun time in a safe place with other children.

January Kids Night - Video Games (Downstairs in the Tween Room- #B5)
For children in Grades 1-5
Friday January 22nd
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m
.

Please rsvp # of children attending so we know how much pizza to order. Also friends in the same age range are welcome!

Peace,

~Leena Prindle
Director of Faith Formation

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Christmas Eve Services @ Lake City Pres


You are invited to Come re-focus on Jesus at one of our Christmas Eve Services on 12/24 -- 

5:00 p.m.* Service geared towards families with children (including grandparents, aunties, and uncles!). Service is approx. 45 minutes.

7:00 p.m.* Traditional Carols and Lessons service.

Both services will end with singing "Silent Night" by candlelight.

* No Nursery care provided during worship, because we want to encourage families to worship together. Children are going to make children sounds and that is OK, God is the God of all ages.

Share this invite friends, family, and neighbors, and others you meet on the street to join you in worshiping Jesus and focusing on his birth story on Christmas Eve. We already have an 
invitation set up on Facebook, use that if you'd like, or just forward this email.

Christmas Blessings to you and your family!

Lake City Presbyterian Church
3841 NE 123rd Street | Seattle, WA

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Sunday Dec. 13th: 10a.m. Family friend worship & 3 p.m.Healing Prayer Service

Child & Youth Led Worship - Sunday Dec. 13th - 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Come worship at a family friendly Christmas themed worship led by children and youth of Lake City Pres. Christmas Carols, Puppets, Christmas Skit performed by children for the sermon, and more. This is a great service to bring children, to give them a 'taste' of worship life and the expose them to the meaning of Christmas, while they are wiggly! There will not be Sunday school classes, but there will be Nursery Care available from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. for infants and toddlers up to age 3.

“The wolf shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the young goat, and the calf and the lion and the fattened calf together; and a little child shall lead them.” (Isaiah 11:6 ESV)



If you are on Facebook find an invitation here that you can use to invite friends and family to this worship service.


Healing Prayer Service - Sunday Dec. 13th - 3:00 p.m.
Is this Christmas not-so-merry for you or someone you know? Come to our healing service, bring a friend or family member with you, or come to represent someone who needs healing prayer. In song and silence, in private prayer and in Holy Communion, this is a time to come closer to Jesus Christ and to others who may be mourning or discouraged or lonely or guilty.  Whether everything is going splendidly or whether nothing feels right, it is our hope that this extra hour to be quiet before God will strengthen and sustain you through the days ahead.
For more information about Healing Services at Lake City Presbyterian Church please follow this link: http://lakecitypres.org/healingservice.html


If you are on Facebook find an invitation here that you can use to invite friends and family to this healing prayer service.




Saturday, November 14, 2009

Operation Christmas Child - At Lake City Pres this Sunday 11/15









"OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD" Shoebox Packing - This Sunday November 15th

Just a last minute reminder that this Sunday November 15th you are invited to participate in packing Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. We'll be meeting in the fellowship hall after worship at 11:00 a.m. Feel free to step in line and pack a box or two, it will take you less than five minutes! If you've never heard of Operation Christmas Child or want to know more you can visit: http://www.samaritanspurse.org/index.php/OCC or view this short video on the impact your contribution makes for children around the world.


Prior to Sunday if you have extra cardboard shoeboxes or clear plastic shoeboxes (see-through rubbermaid style) that you can donate please bring them along on Sunday morning.  You can check out the gift suggestion list below to see what kinds of gifts you can bring to pack the boxes --- bring one or many items -- dollar stores are a great place to get several items on a budget. 


If you'd rather pack your own box for a boy or girl in a specific age group feel free to follow this link to guidelines on packing a shoe box and then bring the box to the church - we'll have the tag ready for you and deliver the box as well.




GIFT IDEAS for Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes

TOYS 
small cars, balls, dolls, stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, small Etch A Sketch®, toys that light up or make noise (with extra batteries), Slinky®, etc. 

SCHOOL SUPPLIES 
pens, pencils and sharpener, crayons or markers, stamps and ink pad sets, writing pads or paper, solar calculators, coloring and picture books, etc. 

HYGIENE ITEMS 
toothbrush, toothpaste, mild bar soap (in a plastic bag), comb, washcloth, etc. 

OTHER 
Hard candy and lollipops (please double bag all candy), mints, gum, T-shirts, socks, ball caps; sunglasses, hair clips, toy jewelry, watches, flashlights (with extra batteries) 

A PERSONAL NOTE 
In a separate envelope, you may enclose a note to the child and a photo of yourself or your family. (If you include your name and address, the child may write back.) 

DO NOT INCLUDE: 
Used or damaged items; war-related items such as toy guns, knives or military figures; chocolate or food; out-of-date candy; liquids or lotions; medications or vitamins; breakable items such as snowglobes or glass containers; aerosol cans