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9:00AM Contemporary Style Service 10:00 AM

11:00AM Traditional Style Service

Scripture References for 6.13.21
Message: Gospel in Action
Acts 3
Acts 4:22, Matthew 28:18, Matthew 3:11, Additional Scripture References (not stated in message) Isaiah 6:10; 53:11, Luke 11:47; 24:44-49, 1 Corinthians 12:9, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Deuteronomy 18:15-19,
— Weekly Study: Isaiah Chapters 42 thru 53 —

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS

Monday –Thursday the office will be open 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM. September 10, 2021, Friday office hours resume.

During 9:00 Worship Service: Preschool/Pre-K: Room: 102: Several people will be rotating to teach.

Sunday School & Educational Programs: 10:00 AM Hour

Orange is a path, a strategy that combines the strength of two—yellow and red—to create the bril- liance of another, Orange. By combining the critical influences of the light of the church (yellow) and the love of the family (red), the Orange strategy synchronizes efforts and shows a generation who God is, more effectively than either could alone. The Orange Strategy draws on the elements of won- der, discovery and passion, infusing them into children, students and young adults. Why? To see God for who He is, to help young people see themselves the way God sees them, so that they can love others the way God does.

Starting with wonder, Orange helps preschoolers embrace a God who is bigger than their imagination, then adds discovery so children can understand how to grow in their relationship with God. Finally, Orange fuels passion by giving students opportunities to be the church and to make a difference influencing their generation.

KINDERGARTEN –2ND GRADE: ROOM 203: Mrs. Barb Snare

Curriculum entitled Orange
Grades 3rdthru 5th: ROOM 205: Mrs. Rachel Fry

Curriculum entitled Orange

YOUTH, 6th–12th Grade: ROOM 104: Pastor Megan, Max Leckrone

Lesson is entitled In Between. This three-part series walks students through all the stages of a new life in Christ. In the cinematic story that unfolds every week, we follow Evan as he grows from first-time attendee at church to new Christian to strong, faith-filled believer. Even when his friends pressure him to abandon his new faith in Je- sus, Evan grows even more committed. This series helps young people examine the level of their own faith, and gives them a way to process the questions and doubts they might have about living a life for Jesus.

ADULT CLASS, FELLOWSHIP HALL: Susan Workinger

Book entitled Everyday Deserves A Chance by Max Lucado. Doesn’t every day deserve a chance to be a good day? An opportunity? A shot? A tryout? An audition? A swing at the plate? After all: “This is the day, the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it.” But what of those days when traffic snarls, airports close, friends forget, and spouses complain? Or divorce days, final exam days, surgery days, tax days, or even days when the cemetery dirt is still fresh? “Yes, every day,” says best- selling author Max Lucado. In Every Day Deserves a Chance he unpacks Jesus’ delightful formula for upgrading each of your days to blue ribbon status: saturate your day in Jesus’ grace; entrust your day to His oversight; accept His direction. Grace. Oversight. Direction. G-O-D. The perfect prescription for filling your day with divine power and giving every day a chance. If you plan to attend, please let Susan know and if you would like the class book, please let her know as well. (Books are provided at no cost although donations will be accepted to offset expenses.) Susan’s contact information is: sworkinger9@gmail.com or 717-668-2654.

SANCTUARY CLASS: Pastor Dave

Philippians Bible Study: To Live is Christ & To Die is Gain, Matt Chandler
The story begins in Philippi, where Paul introduces three individuals that were all enslaved without the gospel. These individuals included, Lydia, the fortune telling slave-girl, and the hard working jail- er. Their lives portray dysfunction and emptiness but are completely transformed by the Gospel. True joy and Christ’s love begin to live within them, giving them a life of purpose. Paul himself was enslaved and then by God’s grace and mercy he could pen these popular words “to live is Christ, and to die is gain” and “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

Men’s Fellowship New Series!

Starting on June 16, 2021

Wednesdays, on the sixes!

6AM Fellowship Hall, Donuts, Coffee, light refreshments -or-

6PM Fellowship Hall or *Sanctuary, arrive a few minutes early for a hotdog and beverage

We had such a great response to our first Men’s Fellowship Time, we will continue with expanded opportunities to better meet your schedule. We will do the same study on Wednesday mornings at 6AM and 6PM. We can catch you coming to work or going home.

Each time of fellowship is about an hour and is based on a video and discussion format.

Date: Sunday, June 27, 2021
Time: During Worship 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM Location: Yorkshire Sanctuary

Hey Church Youth Family!

Can’t believe it’s June already! But here we are! Below is the information about youth activities for June, July, August.

Sunday Nights:
Sunday nights in June, we are going to push our time back to 7–8:30. It’s still light at 8:30 and that way it’ll be a little cooler when we play our game outside so that kids aren’t overheating. The first 2 weeks in June, we will finish up our Feed the Dog series.

June 20th is Father’s Day, so there will be no have youth group that evening. Enjoy the time celebrating your Dad and be sure to thank him well for all he does for you!

June 27th, we have been invited to the Kominsky’s’ house (220 Apple Tree Lane, Mt. Wolf) for a pool party! From 6:00–8:30 PM, kids can enjoy swimming, games, talking and eating. Hot dogs and Hamburgers will be provided. Pastor Dave and his wife Holly are so excited about having us over!

July 4th, we won’t have youth group. See some fireworks instead!

July 11th and 18th, we will go through a mini-series called My Best Friend. We are spending the summer talking about relationships (see below) so let’s spend some time talking about the most important relationship of all! Is Jesus your best friend? What does that even mean? Let’s explore it together!

July 25th, we will have a mandatory parents’ meeting for any students attending IMPACT. More details will follow but please set aside that evening to plan to attend the meeting.

August 1st, no youth group because this is the day we get back from IMPACT.

Bible Study:
For the summer, we are starting a Monday night bible study for students to dive deeper into their faith! Sarah Berman has felt a calling from the Lord to share what He has been teaching her about having healthy, godly relationships (of all kinds!). So she and I will be tag-teaming a series about godly relationships with family, friends, ourselves, and the opposite sex. From 6:30-7:00, middle schoolers will meet for small group discussion time. At 7:00, the high school students are invited to join us for the large group teaching. At 7:30, middle school parents can come pick them up and the high school students will stay for their time of small group until 8:30. All this will happen at the Berman’s house (3950 Ridge- wood Rd.), starting Monday June 21. We will skip June 28th since the Berman’s will be out of town, but then we’ll pick it back up for all 4 Mondays in July. If you have to miss one or more, still please come to whichever you are able to! It will be a fruitful time together! For more information, please don’t hesitate to ask! Friends are welcome!

Summer Fun Days:
Every other Wednesday this summer, we are going to have “Summer Fun days”. Students are invited to come hang out at church from 10-2, lunch will be provided. We’ll play games, maybe watch a movie, possibly be put to work, but in general just hang out and fellowship together! Friends are welcome! I know it’s a weekday so rides are tricky. I am able to pick a few students up but the seats in my car are limited, so first come/first serve. Summer Fun Days will be 6/23, 7/7, 7/21, and 8/4

JUNE
6/13- youth group 7-8:30
6/20- NO YOUTH GROUP
6/21- Bible study at Berman’s (see paragraph for schedule) 

6/23-Summer Fun Day at Church 10-2
6/27- Pool Party at Kominsky’s’ 6-8:30
6/28- NO BIBLE STUDY

AUGUST
8/1– NO YOUTH GROUP (return from IMPACT)
8/4– Summer Fun Day at Church 10-2
THE REST OF AUGUST’S SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

JULY
7/4 – NO YOUTH GROUP
7/5– Bible study at Berman’s (see paragraph for schedule) 7/7– Summer Fun Day at Church 10-2
7/11– Youth group 7-8:30
7/12– Bible study at Berman’s (see paragraph for schedule) 7/18– Youth group 7-8:30
7/19– Bible study at Berman’s (see paragraph for schedule) 7/21– Summer Fun Day at Church 10-2
7/25– IMPACT Meeting (more info to follow)
7/26– Bible study at Berman’s (see paragraph for schedule) 7/28– Leave for IMPACT

CARDS for CHURCH MEMBERS
June 26 at 9:00 AM, in Fellowship Hall, we will be making stamped cards.
Use our patterns or make your own. No experience needed, everyone is welcome. The cards will be sent to church friends and members.
Everyone is invited to join in this time of fellowship hall. Hope to see you!

Questions, call Susan Workinger at 717.417.5131 or email sworkinger9@gmail.

Friday, July 30, 2021 OUTDOOR CONCERT

Yorkshire will be hosting an outdoor concert event with our good friend Matt Baird’s band, Spoken. A few weeks ago, Matt threw out an idea for a parking lot event to draw folks to our church environment. Your response was a resounding, “we need to do this!” As a result, we are doing it! You will be getting a great deal more information on this, but it will include food trucks and an additional local artist who will perform prior to Spoken. It will truly be a great night of outdoor food, fun, and fellowship at Yorkshire Church!

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KARIM BARSOM – Karim graduated from Penn State University with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. He will be moving to Michigan where he has an engineering position with General Motors. His parents are Mansour and Samia Barsom.

CLAUDIA MINGORA – Claudia graduated from York College of Pennsylvania with a BS in Nursing and had plans to become a NICU nurse. Her parents are Wendy and the late Anthony Mingora.

SARAH BERMAN – Sarah graduated from Central York High School. She will be attending MIT with a double major in mathematics and economics. She also plans to continue her basketball career. Her parents are Doug and Kristen Berman.

BRAYTON KOMINSKY – Brayton graduated from Northeastern High School. He plans to attend Wilkes University to major in Hospitality Leadership. His parents are David and Holly Kominsky.

MICHAELA MONTICCHIO – Michaela will be graduating from Logos Academy this month. She will be heading to Lancaster Bible College with an interest in music. Her parents are Matt and Becky Monticchio.

JACOB WINGARD – Jacob has graduated from York Suburban High School and will be attending York College of Pennsylvania. He is interested in the medical field and environmental science. His parents are Kevin and Connie Wingard.