Weekly Announcements
New Members / Inquiry Class, Will continue to meet through June 28 during the Sunday School hour.
Prayer meeting will meet on Sunday mornings at 9:30 am in the Library.
The June fellowship lunch is on Sunday, June 28th and will be a pasta fellowship lunch. Please note that this is pushed back a week due to Father’s Day. Each family is invited to bring a pasta dish, side or dessert to share. The Fellowship Committee will provide a tossed salad and rolls. Sign up at: https://bit.ly/JuneFL2026.
New Covenant Kids Camp (VBS).
Sunday June 14 – Tuesday June 16, 6-8 pm
Pastor Josh Howard will be teaching the main lesson each evening. He will be helping kids to understand what we are praying when we pray The Lord’s Prayer.
Then the 3 groups of kids (Kindergarten/1st, 2-3 grade, and 4-5 grade) will go with their “cabin leaders” to all 3 stations: games, crafts, and cabin time. Each night concludes with a praise time led by Gary Agate and that is simply one of the BEST things–to hear young kids sing about their faith!
If you have any questions, please contact Deb Close for more information.
Seniors “Lunch Bunch” Event is this Wednesday, June 17, at 12 pm.
You are invited to PresbyCon, an annual board game day for the Pittsburgh Presbytery celebrating our 10th anniversary this year. It will meet at Providence Presbyterian Church in Robinson Township on July 11th from 9:00-5:00. Please register at presbycon.weebly.com.
Thankful for Luella who made 300 Lap Blankets
Wheelchairs Restored recently celebrated a beautiful milestone: Luella Blough has lovingly created 300 stunning lap blankets for Joni Eareckson Tada’s Wheels for the World ministry. Since 2013, Luella has poured her time, 50 hours per blanket, skill and compassion into this mission with unwavering dedication. Each blanket she makes becomes a tangible expression of hope. They are given to individuals who have often been overlooked or rejected- even by their own families. Alongside a restored wheelchair and a Bible in their own language, a few recipients receive one of Luella’s handmade blankets. These gifts open doors for the Gospel, and many come to Christ through this ministry. Luella’s faithfulness is a remarkable example of what it means to serve “the least of these.” Her quiet, steady devotion has touched lives around the world, and we are deeply grateful for her. We love Luella, and we love the beautiful work she continues to do. I had the joy of visiting with her recently, and she would be delighted to welcome a visit from you as well. ~ Linda Clark