Recent and Upcoming Events

 

Youth Group Advisors Meetings

Thursday, May 12, 2022 - Cancelled*

Thursday, June 9, 2022 at 5:30pm

     The Adult Youth Group Advisors meet on the second Thursday of the month at 5:30pm (half an hour before the youth group meeting).  Our adult advisors are approved through our SafeConduct process, and seek to provide a well supervised, safe, fun, and meaningful youth group experience.

     For more information about our Youth Group, click on this Youth Fellowship Group link.

     *Unfortunately the May 12 meeting date needed to be cancelled.  The Advisors will next meet on Thursday, June 9.

 

 

Youth Fellowship Group Bi-Monthly Meetings

Thursday, May 12, 2022 from 6:00-7:00pm - Cancelled*

Thursday, May 26, 2022 from 6:00-7:00pm - In-Person

Thursday, June 9, 2022 from 6:00-7:00pm - In-Person

Thursday, June 30, 2022 from 6:00-7:00pm - In-Person

      Our regular youth group meetings are on the second and last Thursdays of the month from 6:00-7:00pm, and are intended for grades 5-12 (and/or up to age 21).

     During our monthly meetings we have time for fellowship, prayer, learning, fun, and the youth planning for their own upcoming activities, all with appropriate adult supervision (who are approved through our SafeConduct process).

     We continue to hold our youth group meetings in-person.  If you would like to join by Zoom, please let us know.  Fully vaccinated youth and adults do not need to wear a mask while socially distant for youth group activities, all others continue to need to wear a mask while indoors, and optional while socially distant outdoors.

     Click on this Youth Fellowship Group link to go to our youth group page for more information about our youth group, upcoming youth group activities, additional youth group links, and more.

     *Unfortunately the May 12 meeting date needed to be cancelled.  However, we will meet on the next scheduled meeting date of Thursday, May 26 at 6:00pm.  See you then!

 

 

 

Soup 'n' Such &  

 Currently Dine-in or Take Out: Subject to Change 

St. Paul's Clothing Closet

Open During Soup & Such

Last Thursday of the Month

May - Thursday, May 26 from 4:00 - 6:00pm

June - Thursday, June 30 from 4:00 - 6:00pm

Description

     Once a month St. Paul's UCC offers "Soup 'n' Such" and "St. Paul's Clothing Closet".

     Soup 'n' Such is a free meal for all served from 4:00-6:00pm on the last Thursday of the month. 

Volunteers are welcome to come and help prepare and set up at 3:00pm, and of course are also welcome to share in the meal.

 All are welcome to share in this meal -- we do NOT have any income, residency, or religious affiliation requirements.

      St. Paul's Clothing Closet offers a free bag of gently used children's clothing for each child in

        a family.  The Clothing Closet is open during Soup & Such - the last Thursday of the month 

        from 4:00-6:00pm.  If you are unable to come on that particular day, you may set up an

        appointment to come at another day/time.  Please call the church office at 610-621-5770,

        leave your name and phone number, and our coordinator, Robin, will get back to you.  

        We also accept donations of gently used, clean clothing, in good condition.  Clothing may be

        placed under the roof at the Pearl Street entrance to the church building (there will be a sign

        indicating where to place the bags of clothing), or donations may be made during normal office

        hours or Sunday mornings.  

Schedule for 2022

      Click on this Soup 'n' Such Schedule link for the full 2022 schedule.

Volunteers

Donations

      We NEED MONETARY DONATIONS.  We need members to donate financially to Soup 'n' Such in order to purchase the food to make this distribution of food possible.  For more information about making donations, please click on this Supporting Soup 'n' Such link.

More Information

      You can click on this Soup 'n' Such link for more information and for this year's schedule, or contact Chief Cook, Steve Miller, or the chairperson of the Mission Committee, Geri Gammel.

      You can click on this St. Paul's Clothing Closet for more information, or contact coordinator Robin Henning.  We are continually looking for donations of gently used children's clothing.

 

 

5th Sunday in Lent

Sunday, April 3, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

    The handbell choir will be opening our service this week.  Join us as we prepare for Holy week.

A short congregational meeting will foolow the service.

     For information about the Lenten worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

 

Easter Egg Hunt

Sunday, April 3, 2022 - Deadline to receive Egg Hunt Candy

Sunday, April 10, 2022 at 9:00am - Egg Hunt

      St. Paul’s is holding their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 10, during our regularly scheduled Sunday school time for the youth ages 0-12. Yes, friends, family, neighbors, are all certainly invited.

     We are asking for donations of individually wrapped candy to put into plastic eggs.  We are requesting NO hard boiled eggs this year.  Please place your candy donations into the basket or container located upstairs in the church.  In order to have enough time to fill the plastic eggs, please bring your candy to the church no later than Sunday, April 3rd.  Thank you!

      For more information, please contact coordinator Laurie Ostimchuk or Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee or the church office at 610-621-5770.

 

Palm/Passion Sunday

6th Sunday in Lent

Sunday, April 10, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

      The Sunday before Easter is "Palm Sunday" and "Passion Sunday."  Palm Sunday celebrates Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem.  Passion Sunday commemerates the beginning of Holy Week. 

     We will have our traditional "Blessing of the Palms" this Sunday, and we will have enough palms for everyone to be able to take a blessed palm branch home with them.

     For information about the Lenten worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

 

Maundy Thursday

Thursday, April 14, 2022 at 6:30pm

     On Maundy Thursday Jesus gathered with the disciples for the Feast of Passover.  They shared in a meal.  He took bread, blessed it and broke it, and instituted the Lord’s Supper (Holy Communion).  He then took his disciples to a garden to pray, where he was betrayed and crucified.
     On Thursday, April 14 at 6:30pm, we will begin worship in the Fellowship Hall at table with one another.  We will have a free light meal and communion.  Then we will process to the sanctuary for Tenebrae - the service of shadows - where we will pray, hear the last words of Christ, and strip the altar in preparation of his crucifixion, as the sanctuary slowly becomes shrouded in darkness.
     We hope you will join us for this meaningfully spiritual service.

     The meal is provided by the church; there is no charge for the meal, and there is no need to bring any food along with you.  As always, visitors, friends, and members are all equally welcome.

     (Please note, with having Tenebrae included in our Maundy Thursday worship service, we will not be having a separate Good Friday worship service).

     Due to the logistics of starting in the fellowship hall and moving to the sanctuary, this worship service will be live only.  However, we will reply last year's virtual worship service on our YouTube Live Stream & Phone Stream, so that those remaining at home may still participate in the scripture lessons, music, and worship of Maundy Thursday.

 

 

Easter Sunday

Sunday, April 17, 2022

6:15am - Sunrise Worship

In-person Only

    Our Easter Sunrise worship service will begin outdoors around a fire with candlelight, right before sunrise, and conclude in the sanctuary.  There will be the processional of the cross, the return of the light to the sanctuary, and Holy Communion.

     Because this worship service begins outdoors and ends in the sanctuary, this year's sunrise worship service will be in-person only.  However the 10:15am worship service will be hybrid.

 

9:00am - Sunday School

    We will have our usual Sunday school classes for all ages at our usual 9:00am time.

 

10:15am - Worship

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

   Our second Easter worship service will take place at our regular time 10:15am.  We will have a children's sermon, regular sermon. children's bulletins, available nursery, the choir, the bell choir, and Holy Communion.   Join us for the celebration of the resurrection of Christ.

     For more information about our Easter worship services, please contact any member of the Worship Committee (Terry Pastor Chairperson and Sheri Rowe Liaison).

 

 

Holy Humor Sunday - Good News

2nd Sunday of Easter

Sunday, April 24, 2022 at 10:15am

Virtual ONLY: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live & Zoom

     In the midst of all the bad news we've heard and seen in the media over the past couple of years, and especially in the past few months, we could all use some "Good News."  And, that is what Jesus brings us -- Good News!

     Each year we pick a different theme and this year's Holy Humor theme will be "Good News."  As always we will have humor during worship, as well as activities for youth.  You are invited to come dressed for the theme in what good news means for you.  Perhaps that is: necktie or t-shirt with your kids or grandkids, it's good news to hear of their birth; or a t-shirt with your favorite rock band, it's good news when they have a concert; or a favorite sports team jersey, it's good news when they win; shirt representing a favorite activity, it's good news when the weather is right for golf, camping, hiking, fishing, playing tennis, gardening, going for a bike ride, etc.; or a tie or t-shirt about your Christian faith, sharing the Good News of Jesus.

     Come and hear a message about the Good News that Christ brings to all of humanity.

 

What is Holy Humor Sunday?

     Holy Humor Sunday is an opportunity to let our hair down - way down - with a very upbeat and fun service, following the somber season of Lent.  It is a day of humor and light-hearted fun. 

     Holy Humor Sunday shares its roots with that of April Fool’s Day.  When Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday, he defeated death, and in doing so the Great Deceiver (i.e. the Devil) was deceived - bested by the best trick ever.  From deceiving the Great Deceiver on Easter, April Fool’s Day came to be celebrated on April 1st, and Holy Humor Sunday came to be most commonly celebrated on the Sunday following Easter Sunday.
     This ancient Easter custom was begun by the Greeks in the early centuries of Christianity.  For centuries Holy Humor Sunday has been celebrated by Eastern Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant countries going by a variety of names, including "Bright Sunday" (the Sunday after Easter) and “days of joy and laughter” with parties and picnics the week after Easter to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection.  Churchgoers and pastors played practical jokes on each other, drenched each other with water, told jokes, sang, and danced.
     The custom was written about by early church theologians, including Augustine, Gregory of Nyssa, and John Chrysostom.  These theologians called it “Risus paschalis - the Easter laugh,” referring to God playing a practical joke on the devil by raising Jesus from the dead.
     The custom began to fade by the mid 1900s in many churches.  In 1988 the Fellowship of Merry Christians, which bi-monthly publishes The Joyful Noiseletter, began to encourage churches to resurrect “Bright Sunday” celebrations and to call it “Holy Humor Sunday.”  The first theme they encouraged was: “Jesus is the LIFE of the party.”  The Fellowship of Merry Christians encourages churches in general to uplift the joy and humor found in scripture and in our Christian faith.  You can learn more on their website at: https://www.joyfulnoiseletter.com/hhsunday.asp
     St. Paul’s UCC has been celebrating Holy Humor Sunday annually since 2014.  Previous themes and pictures from those worship services can be found on the “Photos” page of our website.

     The Worship Committee begins considering themes each January for the next Holy Humor Sunday, and we welcome individuals to share ideas.  For the past few years our youth group or confirmation class came up with and developed the theme

     For more information, contact any member of the Worship Committee (Terry Pastor, Chairperson) or contact the church office at 610-621-5770 or office@sprucc.org.

 

Previous Holy Humor Themes

     You can view pictures from some of our previous years by clicking on the following links:

          2021 Holy Humor Sunday - There's No Business Like God's Business - Live Stream Worship

          2020 Holy Humor Sunday - Cancelled due to COVID-19

          2019 Holy Humor Sunday - Theme: "Drawn to Christ"

          2018 Holy Humor Sunday - Theme: "Medieval"

          2017 Holy Humor Sunday - Theme: "Game On!"

          2016 Holy Humor Sunday - Theme: "Come Fishing"

          2015 Holy Humor Sunday - Theme: “From Zeroes to Heroes”

          2014 Holy Humor Sunday - Theme: "A Childlike vs A Childish Faith"

 

 

Reunion by Zoom

Sunday, April 24, 2022 at 7:00pm

     Zion UCC is having a congregational reunion conversation by Zoom.  The members of St. Paul's UCC are also invited.  The Meeting ID is 874 5212 4156; Passcode: 783249.

     This will be a great way to catch up with others during these COVID-times, especially if you live outside the area, are homebound, or have not yet been able to return to in-person worship.

     For more information, please contact Pastor Mary Etta Mest.

 

 

 

Matching Funds

Contribute By: May 1, 2022

    We are excited to share with you that we are being granted up to $5,000.00 for a “Matching Fund Campaign.”  Every dollar that individuals give to the Matching Fund (above their usual contributions), from February 1 through May 1, 2022, will give us a dollar in grant money, up to $5,000.00.
    You can contribute by: (1) putting a donation in an envelope and marking it “Matching Fund”; (2) sending a check to St. Paul’s UCC, 301 West Penn Ave, Robesonia, PA 19551 with “Matching Fund” written in the memo line; or (3) click on this “online giving” link to make a secure donation by entering “Matching Fund” and your amount in the "Other 1" or "Other 2" donation fields.

     This is a great opportunity to financially support the ministries of St. Paul's UCC.  Please prayerfully consider how much God might be leading you to contribute to this matching fund to support the mission and ministries of His church.  The only way that we can receive any money from this grant is through your donations; the only way that we can receive the full $5,000 is by individuals contributing a total of $5,000.  Thank you for your donations and your efforts to help us receive the full amount possible through this grant.
     For more information, please contact Steve Miller, Head Deacon; Terry Pastor, Treasurer; or Jon Henning, Assistant Treasurer.  Additional information can also be found in the February 2022 issue of The Herald.

 

 

3rd Sunday of Easter

Sunday, May 1, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     For information about our worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

 

Good Shepherd Sunday

4th Sunday of Easter

Mother's Day & Festival of the Christian Home

Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     Happy Mother's Day to all of our moms!  A delicious treat will be handed out to all the ladies of the church after the worship service.

     For information about our worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

 

 

 

5th Sunday of Easter

Sunday, May 15, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     For information about our worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

 

 

 

6th Sunday of Easter

Sunday, May 22, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     This is the last day for Sunday school before taking a break over the summer.  Usually once Sunday school goes on break, the worship service time changes to an earlier hour.  However, it was decided at a recent Consistory meeting that the worship time for the summer would remain at 10:15am.  Please make a note of the changes.

     For information about our worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

Special Joint Congregational Meeting

Sunday, May 22 - Following the Worship Service

     Following the worship service on Sunday, May 22 at approximately 11:30am, there will be an informational congregational meeting for the Naming Sub-Committee to share with our congregations the results from the "Naming Survey".

     At this meeting, we also plan to present a "straw poll" about the overall moving forward together process.  A straw poll is non-binding.  The purpose is to give the Moving Forward Together (MFT) Committee an idea or a sense of our members' perspective on continuing with the process.  The wording of the straw poll is still being discerned and developed, but in the meantime, we wanted everyone to mark their calendars for this date.

 

 

 

Ascension Sunday

7th Sunday of Easter

Sunday, May 29, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     On Sunday, May 29 we will have our annual celebration of the Ascension of Jesus Christ.
    Ascension Day is celebration of the day when Jesus took his disciples to Bethany and blessed them, as he was lifted up into heaven.  This was forty days after Easter Sunday, and ten days before Pentecost.  After Jesus was lifted into heaven, the disciples gathered in worship with great joy!  This was the last day that Jesus would be physically walking the earth with his disciples, and we are reminded in this scripture by two men in white robes (presumably angels) that Jesus would in the future return in the same way in which he was seen going into heaven.
    The Ascension Sunday worship service includes the ceremony of extinguishing the Paschal Candle, which has been lit every Sunday during the season of Easter, symbolizing that Jesus is no longer physically present with us, for he has ascended!  From Pentecost through Epiphany, the Paschal Candle will be placed near the baptismal font, symbolizing that it is through our baptism that we ascend with Christ.  During the rest of the church year, we will only be lighting the Paschal Candle for baptisms and funerals/memorials, as a part of that symbolism of ascending with Christ at the time of our earthly death, through our baptism.
    We will also be sharing in pew communion together, gathering together as one body, as the disciples did on that day of Ascension.
    This is an important day for all of the disciples of Christ to gather together as one body.  For it is a day that we show one another our mutual support, and our life together as the Body of Christ here on earth, now that he has Ascended.  It is important for us to follow the example of those first disciples, and gather, worship, pray, and fellowship together on this day to prepare for the Holy Spirit coming into our lives.  It is also important for us to gather together and be centered on the Spirit, for as we are about to enter the longest season of the church (Pentecost), the Holy Spirit is about to send us out into the world in mission and ministry, and we need the strength of the Spirit and the support of one another to faithfully live out God’s calling in that season.
    We hope for all to gather together in worship, praise, prayer, and fellowship, as we celebrate the Ascension of our Lord! Alleluia!

     For more information about this worship service or other services, please contact the Worship Committee including Terry Pastor (Chairperson).

 

 

 

Reunion by Zoom

Sunday, May 29, 2022 at 7:00pm

     Zion UCC is having a congregational reunion conversation by Zoom.  The members of St. Paul's UCC are also invited.  The Meeting ID is 874 5212 4156; Passcode: 783249.

     This will be a great way to catch up with others, especially if you live outside the area, are homebound, or have not yet been able to return to in-person worship.

     For more information, please contact Pastor Mary Etta Mest or the church office (610-621-5770).

 

 

 

Pennsylvania Southeast Conference Annual Spring Meeting

Friday, June 3, 2022, 9:00am - Saturday, June 4, 2022, 5:30pm

     “Living the Jesus Life — Contemplatives in Action” is the theme of this year’s Annual Spring Conference meeting to be held at West Chester University.  We will meet in person for a time of soulful recovery and revival amid the exhaustion created by the pandemic and the new realities to which we’ve had to adapt.  Spiritual practices (prayer, meditation, scripture study) and active living (ministering to the needs of our communities) unite us for a weekend of living together the Jesus life.

     As Conference Minister Bill Worley says, "Living the Jesus Life is simply about joining with Jesus’ teaching, healing, and solidarity with others in a life of prayer, worship, and intimate experiences of the Holy.  Jesus often went away from the busyness of the crowds to be at one with God.  This enabled his public witness, formed disciples, created inclusive community, exemplified self-giving love, and nonviolent resistance.  His life of integrated contemplation and action is the model for our living and our Annual Meeting.  Spiritual practices (prayer, meditation, scripture study) and active living (ministering to the needs of our communities) unite us for a weekend of living together the Jesus life."

     For more information, please contact our delegates: Jon Henning and Geri Gammel.

 

 

 

Wine & Strawberry Festival

Saturday, June 4, 2022 from 3:00-6:00pm

     Zion UCC & St. Paul's UCC will be offering our community a Wine & Strawberry Festival on the first Saturday of June from 3:00-6:00pm.

     We are planning live music, a bouncy house and inflatible slide for kids, wine tasting from local wineries (including strawberry wine slushies), and of course strawberries.  Additional details coming soon.

     To help with the festival in general, please contact Cory Putt of Zion UCC.  To help cook and serve food, please contact Brian Keppley, chair of St. Paul's UCC Men's Fellowship.  To help with bouncy house and advertising, please contact Robin Henning, member of St. Paul's UCC Evangelism Committee.

 

 

 

 

Pentecost Sunday

Sunday, June 5, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     Pentecost is the day that commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon Jesus' disciples as recorded in the New Testament of the Bible.  It also marks the birth of the Christian Church. 

     It was on the 50th day after Easter when the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles as they were praying together.  They received the Spirit's gift of speaking in various languages (tongues), and they immediately began preaching about Jesus Christ to the Jewish people who had gathered in masses  in Jerusalem from all over the world.  The crowds were in the city for the Feast of Shavuot.

     For more information about this worship service or other services, please contact the Worship Committee including Terry Pastor (Chairperson).

 

 

 

Trinity Sunday

Sunday, June 12, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     This special day is the Sunday following Pentecost Sunday.  This year it will fall on June 12th.  It is a Christian holiday that celebrates and honors the Trinity - God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

     For more information about this worship service or other services, please contact the Worship Committee including Terry Pastor (Chairperson).

 

 

 

Vacation Bible Study (VBS)

Monday, June 13, 2022 to Thursday, June 16, 2022 from 5:30 - 8:00pm

     Vacation Bible School is coming!  This joint event, sponsored by the churches of St. Paul, Zion and St. Daniel, will take place the second full week in June.  It will be an evening event that starts at 5:30pm and concludes at 8:00pm at St. Paul's Church.  This year's program is entitled Discovery on Adventure Island.  Youth from 3 years old and up to about age 11 (those entering 6th grade in the fall) are invited to attend.

     Discovery on Adventure Island VBS invites everyone to explore the ways that God's great light shines in the world, and shows them how they can reflect that light in their own lives.  From a whimsical lighthouse on an enchanted island, Explorers (the children) are guided by a Lighthouse Keeper on an exciting quest to find five mysterious Infinity Lanterns (Love, Trust, Faith, Joy, Hope) to help light their way.  Using map coordinates from their Reference Book (the Bible), children discover clues to finding each Lantern while learning how God's light shines in the lives of familiar biblical characters in Old and New Testament stories.

     To register for this event please click on the this Discovery on Adventure Island VBS link.  It will take you to pdf registration form.  Please fill it out, print it and send it to: St. Paul's UCC, 301 W. Penn Avenue, Robesonia, PA 19551.  You may also save the completed form on your computer and email it to the church at office@sprucc.org.  If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact the church.  Leave a message if no one answers and the VBS director, Geri Gammel, will call you back.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Second Sunday after Pentecost

Sunday, June 19, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     For information about our worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

 

 

 

Third Sunday after Pentecost

Sunday, June 26, 2022 at 10:15am

Hybrid: Live Stream, Phone Stream, Facebook Live, Zoom, & In-person

     For information about our worship services, please contact Terry Pastor (Chair of the Worship & Education Committee) or any member of the Worship & Education Committee.

 

Eagle Scout Award Presentation 

Winter or Spring 2022 - Tentatively

      Steven Motz, a member of St. Paul's UCC, completed his Eagle Scout rank in December 2019, but due to the coronavirus has not yet had the opportunity to have a ceremony to be awarded the rank.

     His Eagle Scout project was setting up the Live Stream technology, software, and hardware upon which we so greatly rely during this pandemic.

     This was previously rescheduled from May 2020, to the summer of 2020, and then to May 2021, then fall 2021, the winter 2021, and now winter/spring of 2022 as we were hoping for a day when the pandemic numbers are low to have a presentation celebration.

 

 

 

Annual Car Show

Saturday, August 13, 2022 from 10:00am to 3:00pm

     St. Paul's Annual Car Show will take place rain or shine on Saturday, August 13 from 10:00am to 3:00pm.  The show will take place behind the church in the grass lot.  There will be four classes of cars to be judged: Antique, Classic, Modified and Special Interest.  Five trophy awards will be presented.  Please stay tuned for updated information.  

 

 

 

Worship at Knoebels Amusement Park

Sunday, August 14, 2022 at 10:30am

     We will be gathering for worship at Knoebels Amusement Park in Elysburg, PA at Pavilion Tent #4 on the second Sunday of August at 10:30am. 

     Friends, family, visitors are all very welcome to participate.  There is NO park admission fee.  There is NO parking fee.  You need only to pay for ride tickets (for whatever rides you may wish) and any food you may wish to purchase there.

     We are especially looking forward to this year, as we needed to cancel our 2020 event due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

 

Schedule at the Park

          10:00am - begin to gather at Pavilion Tent #4

          10:30am - worship at the pavilion

          11:00am - pool opens

          11:15am - lunch at Pavilion Tent #4 (please supply your own food and beverages)

          11:00am - park opens

            6:00pm - pool closes

            9:00pm - park closes

 

Virtual Worship at St. Paul's on August 14

     For those who are unable to journey with us to Knoebels, we are planning to have a worship service in the sanctuary of St. Paul's UCC at 9:30am.

 

Previous Year's Photos

     To view photos from previous year's click on the following links:

           Knoebels 2016 - Facebook Photos

           Knoebels 2015 - Website Photos

           Knoebels 2015 - Facebook Photos

           Knoebels 2014 - Website Photos

           Knoebels 2014 - Facebook Photos

 

 

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