May the favor of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us—

yes, establish the work of our hands.

–Psalm 90:17

><> Editor’s Letter ><> Wishing everyone a very Blessed New Year!

If you haven’t already, be sure and go online

www.sierrapres.com/sundays-at-sierra/videos

to see a portion of the 5:00pm Christmas Eve Service, including the kids and some fun adults too! A huge thanks to my hubby, Paul, for shooting and compiling the video and to Randy for the audio file for the Scripture

Reading and Pastor Mike’s Message.

If you are a Ministry Leader, you should be receiving a 2014 Annual Report Template to work off of for the upcoming 2015 Annual Report. Please save this to your computer, update it, and send it back to me (preferably in a Word Document) cecilia@sierrapres.com by Tuesday, January 20th. Also, if you have any questions, please call me on my cell phone. (below). If you are a Ministry Leader and have not received this file by Wednesday,

January 6th, please let me know.

Is 2015 the year you would like to help out in the A/V booth—specifically running visuals? If that is on your resolution list , please contact me and we can let you try out visuals during practice to see if it’s for you. If you like computers and graphics, you might just like this! The commitment is one practice a month and one

Sunday a month (7am-Noon).

May God Bless You Richly This Year and May We Also

Lavish Him With Blessings This Year!

><> Cecilia Shampay><> cecilia@sierrapres.com / 530-575-6637 (all hours)

EDITOR’S LETTER 2

PASTOR MIKE’S MEDITATIONS 3

Your SESSION at Work 4

STEPHEN MINISTRY 4

DEACON’S CORNER 5

PRAYER & HEALING & MILITARY 6

ADULT SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT 7

MARK YOUR CALENDARS 8

MONTHLY CALENDAR 9

MISSIONS BY MERYL 10

OTHER HAPPENINGS 11

FUN PHOTOS 12

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY 13

CHURCH FAMILY NEWS 14-15

FEBRUARY STORY ARTICLES: Please submit all articles by THURSDAY, January 22, 2015

or email: cecilia@sierrapres.com BULLETIN ARTICLES: Submit all weekly articles by

Tuesday for the upcoming Sunday Bulletin

A Note found in my Box

Opening the Gift As we come off of the season of Christmas, where the giving of gifts is a regular part of our experience, the question I want to consider is whether you will open, use, and bless others with the gifts you have been given? Sadly, some gifts we receive at Christmas, we never use. Rather they are returned for something else, never really opened or put on the shelf where they gather dust.

God has given us tremendous gifts. The gift of salvation through Jesus Christ is the central gift of the Christian life. The good news is that the gift of eternal life is what awaits those who place their trust in Jesus Christ. However, if we stop there or simply see our relationship with Christ as a ticket to heaven and that we are “just passing through” this life, than we have missed the point.

As has been said, we have been saved to serve. God has not only gifted us with salvation, he has given us natural abilities, acquired skills, and ultimately, spiritual gifts which are meant to be opened, explored and put to use in order to build up the body of Christ. Sadly, many believers in Christ have never heard about spiritual gifts or have never undertaken the wondrous exploration of finding what gifts God has given them.

At Sierra Presbyterian Church, we celebrate the fact that God has given one or more spiritual gifts to each believer in Jesus. By taking time to look back over your journey of faith, previous experience in various ministries, and undergoing a spiritual gifts inventory, a picture is formed of how God desires to work through his followers.

Many in our church have already participated in this workshop or a similar opportunity to explore their gifts. I believe that is a central reason why have such an active, vibrant church, with many involved in ministry, not just a few. At the same time, for a church to grow and remain vital every member must find where their gifts fit into the overall activity of God in our church and community.

That is why I want to invite you to participate in our Discover Your Place in Ministry-Spiritual Gifts Workshop on Sunday, January 11

th at 12:30pm. Audrey McIntosh and I

will facilitate this workshop that we want every member of our church to participate in at some point. The reality is, God does not give gifts that are meant to be put on the shelf and never used. God has given gifts that he wants his people to put into practice. So plan on joining us for this workshop (You can sign-up by calling the church office or through the sign-up sheet in the lobby) and continue to open your gifts.

Blessings, Pastor Mike

Your Session at Work in December

Statistics: Membership as of December 11: 347

Average worship attendance for November: 268

Session approved a bake sale by Carson Hall in support of his Eagle Scout Project of

building a bike rack for Hospitality House (Utah’s Place).

Session appointed delegates to the next Presbytery of the Pacific meeting in Sequim,

Washington. Elders Mary Reeve and Jeff Patton will attend with Pastor Mike Griffin in

January, 2015.

Have a Happy New Year!

Submitted by your Clerk of Session

Melinda Ronka

Stephen Ministers: The “After People”

Have you found yourself wondering, what is Stephen Ministry and exactly what is a Stephen Minister? Let me explain that Stephen Ministers are “After People”.

Stephen Ministers are there: …after you washed and returned the last casserole dish. …after the divorce papers have been served and the bottom falls out of our life. …after you arrive home following the memorial service and emotions you’ve held at bay come crashing in. …after the relationship has ended but the wounds are still painful. …after the phone call you’d always hoped would never come. …after the gavel goes down, the handcuffs go on, and your loved one is led away. …after the baby has arrived, putting more demands on you that you ever dreamed possible. …after you find the pink slip inserted with what is now your final paycheck. …after your family and friends have heard your story one too many times, but you still need to talk it out.

Stephen Ministers are the “After People”. We are ready to come alongside you, and provide comfort and support for as long “after” as we are needed. Is it time for you to call a Stephen Minister? You may contact one of our leaders: Mary Pipkin 432-1339 Nancy Woodruff 273-2412 Audrey McIntosh 265-3291 x18 We look forward to your call…. Your Stephen Ministry Team

During the year, the Deacons spend time praying for you, sending cards to you, calling you, and getting to know you. So, I thought that my turn to write this article

would give me a chance to help you to get to know your Deacons. Can you guess who is who? (Answers are on Page 12) Good luck! Parish Deacons: (1)Dorothy Fowler, (2)Jeff Hall, (3) Donna Paulus, (4) Deni Dax, (5) Anna Ogden, (6) Beverly Wilson, (7) Julie Tupper-Bradford, (8A) Jane Bielefelt, (8B) Lee Butler, (8C) Charles Erion, (9) Karen Walden, (10) Joan Ortlieb

A._________Elementary school had only one room; Nickname was “Tootsie” because of large feet; Has lived in only 2 houses 25 minutes apart

B._________Father was a cotton farmer; Worked in finance and public relations; Loves helping people in need and seeing the end results with their smiles

C._________Loves the sight of a sunrise reflecting on the clouds and a new day beginning; Loves the welcome greeting and love of a pet; Above all, loves life journey with God and a loving spouse

D._________Used to paint faces at the Nevada County Fair; Has a collection of angels, snowmen, and unicorns; Began going to church in 1996

E._________Born in Los Angeles, grew up in San Fernando Valley; Had 33 year career as a Medical Technologist; A favorite pass time is hiking local and high sierra trails

F.__________Is extremely addicted to quilting; Loves helping people be independent and safe in their homes, and may have been your therapist....; Loves 3 very large dogs and a very handy spouse

G._________Swims across Scott’s Flat Lake; Paints murals; Used to be a firefighter

H._________Born and raised in a lumber town in N. Calif.; Has a Graduate degree from UC Berkeley; Moved to Nevada County to escape Bay Area traffic;

J.__________Likes outdoor activities; Enjoys gardening and skiing; Used to whitewater in a canoe

K.__________Has 4 children and 2 miniature schnauzers; Loves decorating and has been known to put up 6 Christmas trees; Attends a multi-denominational bible study

L.__________Loves music; Loves to work on cars; Loves animals

M.__________Middle name is Ruth, named after her mother; Used to play base clarinet; Likes walking, gardening, and playing piano

Turn to Page 12 for the Answers!

So, the next time your deacon contacts you, you may have more to talk about! God Bless and Happy New Year, Dorothy Fowler, Parish 1 Deacon

HEALING PRAYER—Prayer for God's healing touch on any area of your life is offered after each Sunday worship service in the Prayer Room. On the third Sunday of each month, Prayer Stations are set up inside the Sanctuary. All

prayers are strictly confidential. Prayer teams are available for those who are in need of a home visit or are hospitalized. Call Caroline Obermuller (265-1910) or Marie Alden (265-5459). Healing Rooms of Nevada County takes place on the 1st & 3rd Thursday evening of each month, from 7-8:30pm at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital in the Chapel—Located at 155 Glasson Way. Enter through the main entry doors. Christian prayer for healing in a small group setting. For more information, please call 478-1478.

Pray Nevada County Each Tuesday, Noon-1:00 PM Open to all for Christian prayer,

Pray Nevada County meets each Tuesday to pray for

~ our county ~ schools and families

~ businesses and media ~ governments and their services

~ churches and parachurch ministries

January 2015

Bethel Church

13010 State Highway 49, GV

HEALING PRAYER

Name Branch/Div/Location Family/Friend

Thomas Akin Army Betz’s Family Friend

Rick Atmospera U.S. Army—Hawaii Stan & Claudia Shurtz

Son-in-Law

Jason Bailey U.S. Army Rangers Dennis & Bobbie Bailey

James Brown U.S. Navy Lea William’s Son-in-Law

Chris Burkhart Edwards Air Force Base, CA Amanda Burkhart—Husband

The Burkhart's—Son

Darrin Campbell U.S. Navy—Bahrain Patrick Campbell's Grandson

Jacob Delaney U.S. Army—Iraq Susan Colbert—Nephew

Matthew Doyle U.S. Navy—Lemoore, CA Judy Doyle—Son

Matt Dusch U.S. Army—Warrant Officer

Colorado Springs, CO Stan & Claudia Shurtz

Stepson

Anthony Gilleland Staff Sgt.—Marines

Afghanistan Bob & Gladys Joost

Great Nephew

Steven Harvey US Coast Guard Reserves

Port Security Unit San Francisco

Jonathan & Denise Harvey's Son

Shane Havle Marines—Iraq Betz Family Friend

Casey Haynes Iraq Tish Wathen— Neighbor’s son

Scott Lawson AF Major/Flight Instructor

Little Rock, Arkansas Don & Loretta Lawson

Casey Lee U.S. Army

Colorado Springs, CO Greg Lee’s Son

Staff Sgt. Larry Moorhead

U.S. Air Force Charleston, S.C.

Beth & Jack Moorhead Grandson

Matthew Nesselroad U.S. Army Reserves Dick & Joan Ortlieb

Grandson

Lt. Megan Pascoe U.S. Army The Spreiers—Daughter

Jeff Price Afghanistan The Pleski’s Grandson

Lt Cmdr. Phil Pelikan Chaplain-USS Essex Karen Tyner

Alec Schreiber Lance Corp. USMC

Camp Pendleton, CA Paul Schreiber’s Grand-

son

Matt Schreiber M/Sgt. USMC Okinawa Paul Schreiber’s Son

Matthew Ward Afghanistan—July Charles & Norma Black

Nephew

Walter Wiggins U.S. Army Special Forces Nate & Betty Beason

Evan Wolverton, LCpl USMC—Camp Pendleton Denise Harvey’s nephew

Adult Sunday School We want to thank Charles Erion for his wonderful teaching Dec. 7 and 21 at both hours. What a

commitment Charles makes for the benefit of all of us. We really appreciate him.

"The Story" Has Resumed

The schedule for the month of January is:

9:00 Joe Chown 10:30 Selma Wright

Our teachers are spending a lot of time in researching these topics for our benefit.

There are great opportunities to interact with the class teacher and others attending about

key points from scripture. We feel that each person who attends these classes will be enriched and

blessed.

Dave Anderson and the Adult Spiritual Development Team

LIBRARY NEWS! The library team would like to announce that we are welcoming a new member to our team. Bill Blount has offered to be our data base manager. We are excited to have him! Now that the Book Sale is behind us, we are moving forward on adding a new computer and database to keep our library current. Over the next few months we will be able to add new books and DVDs. We have books and DVDs on hand, and will start there, but we are also looking for input and suggestions from the Congregation. It is important to us that the library be a source of enjoyment as well as spiritual growth. We are looking for suggestions of authors you enjoy and would like to see more of their work. Please give us your input in all categories. It will also be very helpful to all of us if many of you would give us book reviews like the one below.

Vicki Foster submits the following review:

“The Insanity of God” by Nik Ripken This is a book of stories of Christians in Africa, Russia, Ukraine and China who bravely stood for their faith in Jesus. They were rejected, tortured and persecuted because of the stand they took in living the Christian life. In spite of the harsh treatment they endured, the gospel spread and hundreds of lives were won to the Lord. This book is well written and one hard to put down. Check it out!

If you are currently reading a book that you feel would be a good addition to our library, please let us know. Of course, if you would like to donate it, that would be a blessing too! Many of you have already donated many books and we are truly appreciative.

Come see us—we are open for your reading pleasure!

Mondays—The STORY Book Club at Eskaton @1:30 Tuesday Eve.—The STORY Book Club @SPC 6:30pm Thursdays—Sierra Women’s Bible Study 01/09—Worship Arts Epiphany Party 01/11—Children’s Ministry Planning Meeting 01/11—Spiritual Gifts Workshop 01/18—P.I.T. Stop (Parents In Training)-10 Min-Room B 01/18—Bob Allison Memorial @ 1:30pm 01/22—Summer Sensation Kick-Off Meeting 01/28—Nick Sensley Speaking on Human Trafficking 02/09—Quarterly Ladies Night Out 02/22—Community Wide Lenten Prayer Gathering 6pm 03/28-04/04—Mexicali Mission Trip 04/13—Quarterly Ladies Night Out 05/31—Service IS Worship Sunday

EVERY Sunday:

EVERY Monday:

EVERY Tuesday:

EVERY Wednesday:

EVERY Thursday:

EVERY Friday:

EVERY Saturday:

Worship Services: 9:00 Traditional 10:30 Contemporary

PRAISERCISE for Women: 7:30am to 9am - Activity Room

Men’s Bible Breakfast: 6:30am

PRAISERCISE for Women: 7:30am to 9am - Activity Room

SIERRA WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY 9am in Ryosa

PRAISERCISE for Women: 7:30am to 9am - Activity Room

HEALING PRAYER after Services

PRAYER TEAM: 1:30-2:30

BULLETIN ARTICLES FOR THE UPCOMING SUNDAY ARE DUE ON TUESDAYS

SPC Staff Meeting and Devotional 10-11:30—Library

Christian Women in Stitches Quilting Group meets on the 3rd Wednesday 10-2 in Room C

SPC Men's Small Groups 8:00-9:30am (Room B)

Holy Helpers (church bulletins)9:00am-10:30am in the Library

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL 9AM & 10:30AM The STORY

*Stephen Minister Support on the 2nd and 4th Mondays in Room B/C 11am-1pm

Worship Planning Meeting—1:00pm Cecilia’s Office

ankor Youth: 5:30-7:30PM Hatcher 1

*Praise Choir Practice: 6:00pm

Bell Choir Rehearsal: 5:15-7pm Choir Practice: 7:15-8:30pm

Mom’s 4 Mom’s Group Walks 3rd Friday at 9:30am at the Fairgrounds Gate 1

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS: 9:00am Childcare & 10:30am Programs

Third Sunday Worship Practice 5-6:30pm in the Sanctuary

PRAY NEVADA COUNTY: 12-1pm:

Bethel Church,

13010 State

Highway 49, GV

*Praise Band Practice: 7:30-9pm *AV Practice 7:15pm-8:30pm

Primary Purpose AA Group-Hatcher 1 6:30-8:30pm

AA Group- Hatcher 3 11am-12pm

ankor Youth: 10:15-11:30 “ankored” Meet in Hatcher

1st & 3rd Tuesday: Eskaton Bible Study at Eskaton

AA Group Hatcher 2 & 3 12-1pm

Eskaton Bible Study on the 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7:00pm

Sierra Services for the Blind—1st & 3rd <——WEDNESDAYS 1:30-3pm—Room B

Grief & Loss Support Group

10:30am Counseling Office

1st & 3rd Thursdays

Coming up:

(Events in italics are outside groups)

* See Weekly Calendar

in the Sunday Bulletin

for any rehearsal or

other updates,

The STORY Book Club 6:30-7:45

SPC-Ryosa

The STORY

Book Club 1:30-2:30pm 49er Room

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

February Sierra Story Articles Due—email to:

cecilia@sierrapres.com

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Session Meeting 6pm

Elder Reports Due Staff Reports Due

Deacon Meeting 3pm

Finance Team 4pm

Properties Team Meeting

10:00am-Ryosa

Mission Team

Meeting 4:30-6pm

SWAT Worship Planning Meeting

4:30—Library

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Grief Support Group 10:30am

Counseling Office

Spiritual Gifts Workshop 12:30-5pm

EPC Presbytery of the Pacific—Sequim, WA

Epiphany Party Potluck

Worship Arts 6:00PM Ryosa

Library Team Software Demo 10am in Ryosa

Nick Sensley Speaking on

Human Trafficking

6:00pm Ryosa

P.I.T. Stop 10 Minute

Parents In Training 11:45-Room B

The Story Book Club Resumes 6:30pm-Ryosa

Small Group Vision Team

11:45-Room B

Summer Sensation Kick-off Meeting

6pm-Room B

Children’s Ministry Planning Meeting

& Potluck 12pm-2pm

Bob Allison Memorial—1:30pm

MISSIONARY UPDATE JANUARY 2015

Matthew 24:14 “And the gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world

as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.” Jesus

THANK YOU Luke and Jenny Herrin, and Laurel for sharing with us last Sunday about “the King who had it all” – Solomon. His rise and fall, and how he instructs us today. Blessings on Luke and Jenny as they return to UK this week, and for Laurel as she continues her ministry with Intervarsity at UC Merced. It was so good to see them again.

Let’s continue to pray for Steve and Lori Curry on home assignment in Redding, CA. They need to raise quite a bit of support before they can return to Papua New Guinea, where Daniel wishes to graduate from High School. Please pray with them about this.

Cathy Perez thanks the Lord for teachable moments with the kids in Bible club. Like when a playful puppy bounds into the class diverting the kid’s attention away from the lesson. Cathy was able to explain how Satan can take our attention away from Jesus by bringing things into our lives that are not of Him. The kids got it! Vidal thanks the Lord for safe travels back and forth from Guatemala City to Tectitan, and for what the Lord has accomplished through him while visiting the village.

Special news from KAREN HAYDEN who is going on a Mission trip to RWANDA

Karen will be going to Rwanda with a group from her brother, Mark Nelson’s, church in Yreka. They will be going to the town of Kigufi among the Hutu and Tutsi people, to work with the Compassion International program to improve the facilities of the church and related buildings. They will also share a Vacation Bible School experience with over 200 6

th graders. They will

be there over Easter, and will be giving them Bibles in their own language. Please pray for Karen as she prepares for this trip, and take time to chat with her about it.

News of other missionaries will be in next months’ Sierra Story. Don’t forget to check out the kiosk, and Fellowship Hall for copies of their letters. Because of the season,

many of them had great photos!

PLEASE KEEP ALL OF OUR MISSIONARIES IN PRAYER.

Submitted by Elder Meryl Wilson

How Can a Christ-Follower Respond to the Crisis of Human Trafficking? Wednesday, January 28th, 6:30-8:00pm at SPC Fellowship Hall

Our speaker, Nicholas Sensley is an Anti-Human Trafficking Strategist for Humanity United, an Omidyar Group foundation committed to building peace and advancing human freedom. He is a retired Chief of Police for the city of Truckee, California. In addition to

25 years in law enforcement, he has worked as a consultant and developer in the United States, Africa, Asia, Europe, and the South Caribbean since 1998. In addition, Nick is a committed Christian who attended Pastor Mike's church in Santa Rosa and an engaging speaker.

SIERRA BIBLE STUDY

We invite you to come and be a part of our non-denominational women’s Bible study here at Sierra Presbyterian Church on Thursday mornings from 9 – 11:15 AM (through May 14, 2015).

Beginning February 5th, we will be studying the book of II Corinthians. Our goal is that this study will result in growth in our faith and walk with the Lord. We also have a lot of fun -- so please join us! The registration fee is $12 (if writing a check please make it payable to Sierra Bible Study). Scholarships are also available.

If you have questions or plan to come, please call Betty Beason 470-9074

The answers to the Deacon ‘Quiz’ on Page 5:

A. Donna; B. Anna; C. Charles; D. Deni; E. Jane; F. Dorothy; G. Karen; H. Lee; J. Julie; K. Beverly; L. Jeff; M. Joan

Happy New Year from the Land of the little people, aka Children’s Ministry.

I want to start off by thanking all of you who have prayed for Children's Ministry. Please know that we could not make it without your prayers—the enemy hates it when he sees people influencing a life for Christ, but the team has made a commitment to stand Shoulder to Shoulder, Heart to Heart, standing in the gap for His Children. We do our best fighting on our knees in prayer, before our Father. Thank you for continued prayers!

It’s a planning time—setting out our year calendar—keeping in mind all the areas we want to reach and teach the kids. So, with calendars out, committees being formed, we continue our journey to the promise land. Here are some dates for you to mark on your calendar, if you feel the Holy Spirit tugging you in these directions.

SUNDAY, January 11th—All Children’s Departments—Potluck, Informational meeting. Noon to 1:30. DOWNSTAIRS IN THE ACTIVITY AREA. We’ll be sharing about our Summer Sensation, Missions Outreach, Classroom teaching tips, Behind the Scenes help (could NOT make it without your support). Easter programs, Joyful Noise Choir. This will be a Fun and Creative time of Fellowship.

SUNDAY, January 18th—P.I.T. Stop (Parents in Training) right after Second Service. This is a 15 minute informational meeting, recharging your parenting skills, helpful hints, and is designed just for you. So, if you are parent or guardian of a child/children, this class is for you.

Summer Sensation- Kick Off meeting: Thursday, January 22nd, 6:00 to 7:30. Room B , if you would like to be part of this incredible Outreach to our Community—if you like drama, crafts, set design, shopping for items, publicity, worship, small group leading. Come and JOIN US!!!!

Thank you again for all your love and support

In His Service

Gretchen

“DISCOVER YOUR PLACE IN MINISTRY” A great way to start off the new year is by attending the Spiritual Gifts Workshop

Sunday, January 11th God uniquely created each of us to serve Him and when we understand how He has

gifted us, we serve Him with joy and passion. We will meet from 12:30 - 5:00 pm.

There is a sign up sheet at the Information Center and

childcare is available, if requested by January 5th

Contact the Church Office if you have questions or

would like more information We will begin with a light lunch at 12:30 pm

and class will conclude by 5:00 pm.

Dear Congregation,

It is with heartfelt thanks that Jim and I thank you for the many ways you have shown us extraordinary love, support and appreciation over the years and particularly this last month. Let me count the ways... many of you have called, stopped by, written notes, brought flowers, gift cards, jams, jellies, cookies, candy, chocolate, moose of all sizes and descriptions, homemade crafts of all types (some involving moose), books, a beautiful handmade quilt of exceptional beauty... because of the love and time- consuming work behind it, done in such a short time by the Christian Women in Stitches. And of course, a big thank you for the extraordinarily generous cash gift!

Then there was the once-in-a-lifetime Retirement Party; we were absolutely overwhelmed by your love and generosity. Thank you all, especially Janet Lowell, my dear friend and mentor, for organizing such a meaningful and memorable event with a very capable team of people including Craig Burgess, Judy Doyle, Mary Reeve, Pam Sufleski, Selma Wright, Cecilia Shampay, Randy Partch. We loved the special musical presentations from Kristen Burgess and her singing partner, Remnant, who lights up any room with the Glory of God, Jonathan and Linda Steel (who I would save out of a vat of chocolate), Maggie and Jesse Lee who were beyond adorable, Meryl Wilson, Dave Anderson and Pastor Mike who made presentations.

Thank you for also recognizing and honoring Jim; the spouse is often the silent partner in ministry and can easily get overlooked. Jim has been a faithful partner in ministry for nearly 40 years.

Blessings to all as you continue your journey with Jesus,

Pastor Linda and Jim

Visit the Church Library to check out lots of new

books and DVD’s

THE CHURCH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO INVITE YOUR FAMILY,

FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS OR SOMEONE YOU DON’T KNOW:

TO THE STORY BOOKCLUB

TO ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL

TO CHURCH ON SUNDAYS...

SIERRA Presbyterian Church 175 Ridge Road – P.O. Box 268 Nevada City, CA 95959

www.sierrapres.com

SUNDAY SERVICES: 9am—Traditional

10:30am—Contemporary CHURCH OFFICE HOURS:

Monday-Thursday—9am-4:30pm

175 Ridge Road, P.O. Box 268 Nevada City, CA 95959

Phone: 530-265-3291 www.sierrapres.com