the ministries meet as ruling elders in a governing group called the session. Ruling elders oversee the welfare of the church and the spread of the gospel.
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FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY cHAIRPERSON - Bernice Henry
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
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MINISTRY MEMBERS ARE: bERNICE hENRY, sALLY LAYENDECKER, jUDY hARRISS, AND jUDY BOWMAN
HOPE Ministry (Hospitality, Outreach, Prayer, Evangelism) Chairperson: Chris Berryhill
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
The HOPE ministry committee members are: Nell Blumel, Anne MacKay, Judith Bullen, Brian Lavery, Chris Berryhill
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
The HOPE ministry committee members are: Nell Blumel, Anne MacKay, Judith Bullen, Brian Lavery, Chris Berryhill
CHILDREN'S DISCIPLESHIP-CHAIRPERSON HARVEY BOHNER
WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO
The Children's Discipleship Ministry Team provides activities that help our children grow in the knowledge of God through the love of Jesus Christ. We are also blessed to have many other members of the Fort King congregation support and assist in making sure the children understand the important message that each one of them are so special to God who loves them so much. Our Sunday School for children meets after the Children's Sermon at the Worship time in the Christian Education Building until the end of the service. Children do not have Sunday School the first Sunday of the month as they participate in Communion with their parents. We are so blessed to have excellent teachers who share their knowledge of God with the students. Children's Sunday School is for children from kindergarten to sixth grade. Other responsibilities for this ministry team are:
1. Providing volunteers to help in the nursery with children up to 5 years of age.
2. Provide a Vacation Bible School program along with adults and the youth group.
3. Organize a Rally Day program to kick off the Sunday School Year.
Members of this team are: Kathy Bohner, Becky Wolf, Chris Berryhill, Joanne Ohlman.
WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO
The Children's Discipleship Ministry Team provides activities that help our children grow in the knowledge of God through the love of Jesus Christ. We are also blessed to have many other members of the Fort King congregation support and assist in making sure the children understand the important message that each one of them are so special to God who loves them so much. Our Sunday School for children meets after the Children's Sermon at the Worship time in the Christian Education Building until the end of the service. Children do not have Sunday School the first Sunday of the month as they participate in Communion with their parents. We are so blessed to have excellent teachers who share their knowledge of God with the students. Children's Sunday School is for children from kindergarten to sixth grade. Other responsibilities for this ministry team are:
1. Providing volunteers to help in the nursery with children up to 5 years of age.
2. Provide a Vacation Bible School program along with adults and the youth group.
3. Organize a Rally Day program to kick off the Sunday School Year.
Members of this team are: Kathy Bohner, Becky Wolf, Chris Berryhill, Joanne Ohlman.
adult discipleship- chairperson mary beth neely
who we are & what we do
The Adult Discipleship ministry has responsibility for a full-range of church activities involving adults of all ages. These include: the Crossroads II Adult Sunday School classes, Lenten Services, Advent Services, and Adult Vacation Bible School. Members of the Crossroads II Sunday morning class are a varied, intelligent, and discerning audience. Come to the class and be stimulated by presentations on a variety of Christian topics.
(See menu item "More"/"Crossroads II Teaching Topics" for details on past & upcoming Crossroads II presentation topics).
The ministry committee members are: Mary Beth Neely, Virginia Springs, John Moxley, Louise Olivarez, Rhea Forman, Ray Ruark, and Gwynn Pealer. The church pastor serves as an adviser to the ministry.
(See menu item "More"/"Crossroads II Teaching Topics" for details on past & upcoming Crossroads II presentation topics).
The ministry committee members are: Mary Beth Neely, Virginia Springs, John Moxley, Louise Olivarez, Rhea Forman, Ray Ruark, and Gwynn Pealer. The church pastor serves as an adviser to the ministry.
mission-chairperson-sue thomas
who we are & what we do
The Mission Ministry seeks to embrace, connect and empower each member’s relationship with God, with each other and with the global community. Some of the many ways in which Mission works to lead the congregation are to:
Mission Ministry Members: Nell Clegorne, Lorraine Fuller, Sally and Steve Layendecker, Bill Reed,
Sue Thomas and Elena Whitaker.
- Support Interfaith Emergency Services, the Domestic Violence Shelter, Kimberly’s Center and Ward-Highlands Elementary School
- Initiate food drives, donation of cleaning supplies and toiletries, serving monthly meals
- Supply gift cards for gas, emergency clothing/toiletry items and gifts children can select when processed into protective care
- Sponsor Angel Tree, honor the faculty and supplement food for the children’s backpacks during the holiday weeks at WHES
- Host quarterly blood drives via Blood One Bus
- Serve Habitat for Humanity in projects when they need manpower
- a) Painting, cleaning, and parking cars for their fund raisers
- b) Financially
- Financial support to Jamaica Ecumenical Mutual Mission and PCUSA offerings
- Sell items for Fair Trade
Mission Ministry Members: Nell Clegorne, Lorraine Fuller, Sally and Steve Layendecker, Bill Reed,
Sue Thomas and Elena Whitaker.
presbyterian women-chairperson kathy bohner
who we are & what we do
All women of the church are Presbyterian Women. Presbyterian Women (PW) of Fort King Presbyterian Church is not an organization to join, but a way for women who are members of the church to grow in knowledge of the love of Jesus Christ, to fulfill their Christian responsibilities, and to maintain Christian Community. Presbyterian Women study the Bible, get to know one another, provide hospitality and pastoral care, are involved in mission and stewardship, and develop leaders for the whole church.
Join A Circle of Your Choice
If you have not attended a Circle meeting before, plan to start in September with our new study. Esther Circle meets on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 P.M. in members' homes. Deborah Circle meets the 3rd Tuesday at 10:00 A.M. in the Session Room.
Coordinating Team:
Moderator- Kathy Bohner
Treasurer- Bernice Henry
Secretary- Sue Thomas
Historian- Nell Clegorne
Spiritual Life and Worship- Margy Marshall
Mission Interpreter- Judy Harriss
Leadership and Resources- Judy Bowman
Christian Community Outreach- Keay Forman, Sue Thomas
Christian Women United- Elena Whitaker
Fellowship Coordinator- Nancy Stephenson
Members at Large- Nancy Copeland, Sheena Schlegel
Esther Circle Leader- Heidi Lawson
Deborah Circle Leader- Marianne Fullarton
Join A Circle of Your Choice
If you have not attended a Circle meeting before, plan to start in September with our new study. Esther Circle meets on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 P.M. in members' homes. Deborah Circle meets the 3rd Tuesday at 10:00 A.M. in the Session Room.
Coordinating Team:
Moderator- Kathy Bohner
Treasurer- Bernice Henry
Secretary- Sue Thomas
Historian- Nell Clegorne
Spiritual Life and Worship- Margy Marshall
Mission Interpreter- Judy Harriss
Leadership and Resources- Judy Bowman
Christian Community Outreach- Keay Forman, Sue Thomas
Christian Women United- Elena Whitaker
Fellowship Coordinator- Nancy Stephenson
Members at Large- Nancy Copeland, Sheena Schlegel
Esther Circle Leader- Heidi Lawson
Deborah Circle Leader- Marianne Fullarton
worship-chairperson becky wolf
who we are & what we do
Our Worship Ministry seeks to plan and create a vibrant, inclusive, challenging and meaningful worship experience for everyone who worships with us, that is also “honest to God”. We act as leaders in Ft King Presbyterian to help provide a variety of worship experiences that include music, communion on the first Sunday of each month, and other elements of a strong worship service.
These include:
a welcoming and inclusive community to all.
them.
God.
We meet the first or second Monday of the month at 1:30 PM and work diligently to be effective drivers of our church “bus” -- not just passengers. Please join us; the more drivers the better.
Mary Beth Neely, Susan Jensen, Rick Roberts, Judith Bullen, Afriyie Dankyl, Anne MacKay, and Margy Marshall are our faithful and energetic drivers.
These include:
- Acolytes - recognizing and empowering our youth who serve to
- Communion - organizing our Elders who volunteer to serve
- Flowers - Make certain we have some.
- Music - We support and encourage our Music Director, Rick
- Readers - Members volunteer to read the first Lesson from
- Sound Board - AV support: for sound and projection of some of
- Ushers - organizing the various ministries and individuals who
- Affirmations - recognizing those in our church family who
a welcoming and inclusive community to all.
- View from the Pews - We welcome suggestions from all in our
them.
- Pastoral Input - The Pastor serves as an advisor to the
God.
We meet the first or second Monday of the month at 1:30 PM and work diligently to be effective drivers of our church “bus” -- not just passengers. Please join us; the more drivers the better.
Mary Beth Neely, Susan Jensen, Rick Roberts, Judith Bullen, Afriyie Dankyl, Anne MacKay, and Margy Marshall are our faithful and energetic drivers.
congregational care-chairperson-gina Camilleri
who we are & what we do
The purpose of the Congregational Care Ministry is to support the members of the congregation a variety of ways. Members of the ministry aid in providing pastoral care, meals for members after hospital stays, memorial receptions, contact with college and military members, maintenance of medical closet and first aid supplies (in office and in kitchen), maintaining current membership rolls, disaster issues, and contact with the prayer chain and prayer shawl ministry.
Additionally, the Congregational Care Ministry is responsible for re-certifying our church each year as an "Earth Care Congregation" through the Presbyterian Church USA headquarters. We provide assistance to ensure that our buildings, grounds, and day-to-day living are in synchronicity with earth-friendly best-practices.
Members of the ministry are: Sue Chancey, Nancy Copeland, Keay Forman, Bernice Henry, Margy Marshall, Jo Ann Parramore, Sheena Schlegel, Jean Winkler, Phyllis Altonn, and Sue Thomas.
Additionally, the Congregational Care Ministry is responsible for re-certifying our church each year as an "Earth Care Congregation" through the Presbyterian Church USA headquarters. We provide assistance to ensure that our buildings, grounds, and day-to-day living are in synchronicity with earth-friendly best-practices.
Members of the ministry are: Sue Chancey, Nancy Copeland, Keay Forman, Bernice Henry, Margy Marshall, Jo Ann Parramore, Sheena Schlegel, Jean Winkler, Phyllis Altonn, and Sue Thomas.
hurricane checklist & preparation
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administration & finance ministry-chairperson steve layendecker
who we are and what we do
The following represent our responsibilities:
Members of the ministry are:
Steve Layendecker - Chair
Lenore Lord Philips - Treasurer
Members:
Marianne Fullarton
Carl Thomas
David MacKay
Bob Henry
Ben Parramore
- Fort King Presbyterian Church Budget : using the projected pledge total from the Stewardship Campaign to discern a monthly/yearly budget for the church. Collect proposed budgets from all ministries and use previous year's expenditures from individual P&L line totals to arrive at an equitable line by line, ministry by ministry budget. Submit proposed budget to Session for approval.
- Integrity of Financial data : analyze the reported financial data at our monthly meetings to insure the integrity of the statements. Correct any mistakes.
- Present financial data to session at the monthly session meetings.
- Present financial data to congregation thru The Link on a monthly basis.
- Present to the congregation any educational opportunities relative to our Ministry.
- Secure all collections and offerings after Worship
- Insure that the deposit is taken to the bank on a weekly basis.
Members of the ministry are:
Steve Layendecker - Chair
Lenore Lord Philips - Treasurer
Members:
Marianne Fullarton
Carl Thomas
David MacKay
Bob Henry
Ben Parramore
Personnel
who we are and what we do
The church personnel Committee is responsible for implementing the church’s personnel policies and for the management of full and part-time staff. It operates under national , state, and local labor laws as well as the requirements of the PCUSA.
The Ministry members are: Bob Schlegel, Chair, Mary Beth Neely, Lauren Merriam, Rick Tomberlin, Pastor (ex-officio)
The Ministry members are: Bob Schlegel, Chair, Mary Beth Neely, Lauren Merriam, Rick Tomberlin, Pastor (ex-officio)
property - chairperson bill pangrass
who we are and what we do
The Property Ministry will continue to be generally responsible for the care and maintenance of the church property.
The Property Ministry will also recommend to the Session any improvements and additions to the church property.
Major 2017 Property Ministry projects include;
To replace carpet in Sanctuary building and reupholster pews.
To implement recommendations submitted by the City of Ocala energy audit specialists that include upgrade HVAC thermostats, insulate HVAC air return systems, and convert lighting to energy saving fixtures.
Necessary preparation and upgrades of the two houses on church property for the use of the buildings, to be determined by the Session. Estimate renovation expense is included in the 2018 budget request.
The Property Ministry has also been assigned the following responsibilities:
Compliance with applicable fire prevention codes
Availability and condition of fire prevention equipment
Availability and condition of security systems.
To implement policies for all church property, especially the fellowship hall and kitchen.
To require contracts and collect user fees for rental of church facilities
according with the property policy adopted by the Session.
To negotiate and prepare contracts for Session approval.
For the maintenance and condition of the church bus.
For supervising of the lawn, trees, shrubbery, irrigation system, driveways, parking areas, and Memorial Garden.
For supervising of janitorial work necessary to keep buildings clean.
For recruiting volunteers for light cleaning and grounds maintenance.
For preparation of the buildings on Sunday and special church events, unlocking the doors, turning on appropriate lights and HVAC.
For turning off lights, HVAC and locking all doors after the above.
To plan and conduct spring and fall “clean up” days.
Members of the ministry are: Bill Pangrass, chair, Ben Paramore, Mark Appling, Bill Reed, Joanne Woods, and Debbie Gallaway.
The Property Ministry will also recommend to the Session any improvements and additions to the church property.
Major 2017 Property Ministry projects include;
To replace carpet in Sanctuary building and reupholster pews.
To implement recommendations submitted by the City of Ocala energy audit specialists that include upgrade HVAC thermostats, insulate HVAC air return systems, and convert lighting to energy saving fixtures.
Necessary preparation and upgrades of the two houses on church property for the use of the buildings, to be determined by the Session. Estimate renovation expense is included in the 2018 budget request.
The Property Ministry has also been assigned the following responsibilities:
Compliance with applicable fire prevention codes
Availability and condition of fire prevention equipment
Availability and condition of security systems.
To implement policies for all church property, especially the fellowship hall and kitchen.
To require contracts and collect user fees for rental of church facilities
according with the property policy adopted by the Session.
To negotiate and prepare contracts for Session approval.
For the maintenance and condition of the church bus.
For supervising of the lawn, trees, shrubbery, irrigation system, driveways, parking areas, and Memorial Garden.
For supervising of janitorial work necessary to keep buildings clean.
For recruiting volunteers for light cleaning and grounds maintenance.
For preparation of the buildings on Sunday and special church events, unlocking the doors, turning on appropriate lights and HVAC.
For turning off lights, HVAC and locking all doors after the above.
To plan and conduct spring and fall “clean up” days.
Members of the ministry are: Bill Pangrass, chair, Ben Paramore, Mark Appling, Bill Reed, Joanne Woods, and Debbie Gallaway.
stewardship ministry: elders on the session
permanent nominating committee: chairperson: bob schlegel
who we are and what we do
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The Ministry Members are: Nell Clegorne, Kathy Bohner, Rhea Forman, and Phyllis Altonn