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Palm Sunday, April 9Services at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AMThe service will commemorate Jesus’ finaltrip to Jerusalem and his appearance beforePontius Pilate. The Sanctuary Choir andchildren of the congregation will processwith traditional palm fronds.

Maundy Thursday, April 13Service at 7:30 PMMaundy Thursday is the anniversary celebration of the institution of The Lord’sSupper. The worship service will include theSacrament of Communion. The ChamberChorale will lead in worship through song.

Good Friday, April 14Service of Tenebrae at 7:30 PMThis service provides an opportunity to meditate on the crucifixion of our LordJesus Christ. The service includes scriptures,prayers, and music of the Passion featuringthe Sanctuary Choir, the Cecelian Carolers,the Vesper Bells and orchestra.

Easter Sunday, April 16Services at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AMA celebration of the Resurrection Joy!Easter Sunday special music will be provided by the Celebration Singers and the Sanctuary Choir. The music will include the “Hallelujah Chorus!” from Handel’s Messiah.

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Kids Against Hunger - April 2-5The annual Kids Against Hunger drive at First Pres. will be held April 2-5, involving an assembly line to bag a special blend of rice, soy, dried vegetables and vitamins for delivery to a coordinating organization in a foreign country. This is an ideal opportunity to gather your family or invite your neighbor to participate in FPC mission. The cost to participate is $30/person, but scholarships are available for those who cannot afford the fee. If you are unable to attend, please consider donating for someone else to participate. For more information, please contact Craig Foster (cfoster871@mchsi.com) or Cindy Schalk (schalkhome95@gmail.com).

Lenten Prayer Service - Thursday, April 6, 6:15 PMLent is a time to slow down, reflect on our lives and pray more deeply. Join with other worshipers in the DonaldsonRoom for a Lenten prayer service from 6:15 - 7:00 Pm. In an informal, candlelit setting with a background of quietmusic, you are invited to “drop in” for a time for silent, contemplative prayer. Pray for yourself and/or others, forhealing or understanding, for gratitude, etc. -- and come when your schedule allows and stay for as long as you wish.Handouts will be provided with scripture and prayer suggestions.

Easter Celebration & Egg-stravaganza - Saturday, April 8, 1:00 PMOur 2017 Easter Egg-stravaganza is set for Saturday, April 8 from 1:00 - 3:00 Pm! VOLUNTEERS AND CANDYARE NEEDED! If you can donate your time, please see or email Tiffany Horvath (horvath@fpcdavenport.org). Ifyou can donate candy, please bring it to church by Sunday, April 2—and THANK YOU! Everyone (and their friends)are invited to this Easter party in the church parking lot. The Easter Egg Hunt for all ages begins promptly at 1:00 Pm—followed by games, crafts and fun!

FPC Welcomes Bryan Miller - Sunday, April 23, 9:00 & 11:00 AM servicesBryan miller is Executive Director of Heeding God’s Call, the faith-based and grassroots movement to prevent gunviolence. He will be our guest on Sunday, April 23, and provide worship leadership with the sermon message and lead

the morning’s ACE class. Bryan left a 25 year career ininternational business to devote his life to gun violenceprevention after his brother was one of three law enforcement officers killed in a massacre at Washington,D.C. police headquarters by a lone gunman wielding aconcealed assault pistol. Bryan was Executive Director ofNew Jersey’s leading organization devoted to reducinggun violence, Ceasefire NJ, for fifteen years, duringwhich tenure the state gained one of the country’s mosteffective systems of gun regulation and become one of the safest from gun violence. Bryan chaired the Presbyterian Church USA Study Team that drafted

and promoted the Gun Violence, Gospel Values: Mobilizing in Response to God’s Call overture adopted unanimouslyat the 2010 PC(USA) General Assembly. Under Bryan’s leadership, Heeding God’s Call was instrumental in the shuttering of a notorious Philadelphia gun shop by federal authorities and has established volunteer chapters inPhiladelphia and environs, Harrisburg, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Heeding God's Call seeks to get people offaith out of the pews and into 'living their faith on their feet' through gun violence prevention activism. Bryan worshipsat Bryn mawr Presbyterian Church in the Philadelphia suburbs. www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/images/gun_violence/

http://heedinggodscall.org/

Out the Study Window The EasterScriptures Ihave never usedA number of years ago Ishared a devotion basedon the lectionary withthe staff at a previouschurch. What is most

intriguing about this story is that the Scripture I focused my devotion on was the Easter story frommatthew, (which is the assigned passage for thisEaster.) I read portions of the 27th chapter and thenportions of the 28th chapter and when I was finishedthere was dead silence.

On that staff team there were eight program staff people and six pastors, and it was not a group that fellsilent very often. After a few moments, it was the pastors who began to share first. One by one, the following statements were made;

“Do you remember reading about the earthquake thatshook at the time of the crucifixion?”

“Did you remember reading about another earthquakeat the tomb when mary magdalene and other mary met the angel?”

“What about all that business of the tombs beingopened, and the bodies of the saints being raised, andhow they appeared to many in the city?”

Finally, one pastor asked the others if they had everpreached on these passages from matthew at Easter.Not one of us had. This year I will attempt to makesense of what I have come to believe are two of themost allusive Easter passages in Scripture. Pray forme, and with me.

CG & P Committee Open Forum Sunday, April 23, 10:00 AMTo foster open communication, the Church Government& Personnel Committee will be available for churchmembers to bring them any concerns they may have at10:00 Am, in the Chapel.

Prayer Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence Sunday, April 30, 7:00 PMJoin with fellow Christians from our PUNCH churches fora prayer vigil at First Pres., April 30, from 7:00-7:30 Pm.Please use the porte cochere entrance by the west parkinglot. We will pray for people in our country, and forfamilies and friends who are victims of gun violence.Let us pray for God’s healing for victims, and let usbear witness to the senseless violence in our country.

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Men’s Breakfast, “Experience Alaska” with Ron Dalby at First Pres.Saturday, April 1, 9:00 AMBorn in Skagway, Alaska, Ron Dalby made his first trip down theAlaska Highway in 1950. His fascination with the most exotic roadcontinues and his book, Guide to the Alaska Highway. The breakfast

will be catered by HyVee. In addition to the presentation, Ron will be making his famous AlaskanSourdough Pancakes! The cost is $5 per person. To register, contact Steve Johnson (563-359-1967).

Manna & More Fellowship Breakfast - Sunday, April 9 Time: 8:15 to 10:30 AM Cost: $3 adults, $1 children (12 years and under). Share breakfast withyour family and friends before and after the 9:00 AM service. This is a Mexican fiesta-themed breakfast serving seasonal fruit, chorizo, eggs and other surprises.

Young Adults (age 21- 50ish) at Comedy Sportz - Friday, April 21, 7:00 PMTickets are normally $12, but FPC will cover half so it’s only $6 per person to participate but we mUSThave RSVP’s by April 14. Let Tiffany (horvath@fpcdavenport.org) know if you can come and how manyyou need for childcare. It starts at 7:00 Pm and childcare at FPC starts at 6:15 Pm.

Watch a Movie with a Christian Message - Friday, April 28, 6:30 PMFacilitator: Small Group Task Force, mark and Cindy meinert (563-324-1429; dad-mom@prodigy.net)Purpose: Our intent is to watch and discuss movies, both classic and contemporary, that have faith as acentral component. Examples are: God’s Not Dead, O God, Fireproof, and Heaven is Real.

Socializers - Saturday, April 29, 6:00 PMThis group coordinates potluck dinners with guest speakers. So if you like good food and good fellowship,mark your calendars to come. This month, the presenter will be Dr. Art Pitz. The program is “How doesyour faith affect your secular environment?” Everyone is invited to this gathering in Fellowship Hall.

Come, Imagine, Question and Grow! We invite you to join us in Von Maur Hall at 10:00 AM on Sunday mornings! April 9: Asking Faith Questions in a Skeptical AgeFrom Iowa Religious media Service, watch this video presentation by Bishop ScottJones and his son, Rev. Arthur Jones as they address hard questions about faith, religion and the church. We can explore doubts about Christian faith in this skepticalage. It’s a perfect lead-in to why we know for certain the Resurrection occurred.

April 16: ACE in recess for Easter Sunday

April 23: FPC Welcomes Bryan MillerBryan miller will be our guest speaker. He is executive director of Heeding God’sCall (HGC), a faith-based, grassroots group working to prevent gun violence. Heholds a master's of Science in foreign service from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. He worked for the U.S. Department of Commerce. Gun violencematters to Bryan because his brother, michael John miller, an FBI agent, was killed by a man using an automatic pistol which allowed ‘for rapid fire.’ This could only happen in the U.S.A. You can preview his vital message at: Heeding God’s Call on YouTube®. He explains how HGC helps to reduce gun violence by bringing greater scrutiny upon the point offirst sale of guns: gun shops. For Christians looking for a very pro-active way to reduce gun violence, themethod that miller describes is encouraging.

April 30: Witnesses for Spirituality‘Witnesses for Spirituality’ offers us an opportunity to hear members of our congregation share their ownspiritual journeys and daily practices. Come and hear this inspiring panel!

PLEASE NOTE: April 30 will be the last ACE class until September.

Adult Christian Education (ACE)

Executive DirectorBryan Miller

Heeding God’s Call

Fellowship Opportunities

CEFY (Christian Education & Fellowship for Youth)

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Hop On Over!Annual Easter CelebrationCommunity Easter Egg HuntSaturday, April 8, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMParking lot/gym (weather indicating)

Everyone (and their friends!) are invited to thisEaster party in the church parking lot. TheEaster Egg Hunt for all ages begins promptly at1:00 Pm—followed by games, crafts and fun!

Volunteers & Candy are Needed! Ifyou can donate your time, please see or emailTiffany (horvath@fpcdavenport.org). If youcan donate candy, please bring it to church bySunday, April 2—and THANK YOU!

Franks for the Memories! Sunday, April 30, 12:00 PMThe CDF committee will coordinatewith CEFY to host a “Franks for theMemories” cook-out to celebrate theend of the 2016-17 Sunday School year. The celebration will be held in the parking lot and sideyard of FPC (weather permitting) following the worship services on Youth Sunday, April 30. Grills,hot dogs and buns, condiments and beverages will be provided. We will ask that the Sunday Schoolfamilies provide side dishes and desserts. If it is raining, the celebration will be held in FellowshipHall. More details in other publications.

Franks!

FPC Youth Mission Trip Fundraiser

You can ‘take stock’ in this valuable youth experience by purchasing stock!

This year, 20 FPC youth have expressed an interested ingoing on our mission trip to Loveland, Colorado, to work atan Equestrian Outreach Ranch with special needs children.

This is one of the largest groups we’ve had in a while—and weneed to fundraise $10,000 to make this trip happen. Our trivia night fundraiser was an

excellent start, giving us $3,000 to kick-off our efforts…so now we have $7,000 to go!

The youth are considering other fundraisers to help at this juncture, but between school fundraisers and bandfundraisers and choir fundraisers, the market is pretty tight. It was mentioned at our last CEFY meeting thatif 45 individuals in our congregation each made a $150 donation as an investment in our youth, we would beable to cover all of the youth who want to attend this life-changing week. Anyone who is able to make this donation for our youth would be issued a “Stock Certificate” showing their investment in our youth, and would be invited to a private dinner, served bythe youth who went on the mission trip, later this fall for a personal presentationby the youth of what they experienced during this amazing week.

Any support is so appreciated. If a financial donation to this is hard rightnow, your prayers are also gratefully sought. For more information, pleasecontact Director of Christian Education Tiffany Horvath (563-326-1691,ext. 209; horvath@fpcdavenport.org). GOD BLESS!

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Sunday School: Our last day of Sunday School will be April 30, which is alsoYouth Sunday! It will be followed by a luncheon celebration for EVERYONE

concluding the year, called “Franks for the memories!” Plan to stay for lunchand enjoy socialization and fellowship time on April 30.

Sunday School Teachers for the fall are also needed. All the teaching materials are provided and organized for you. make a difference in achild’s life -- be a Sunday School teacher! To sign-up contact Tiffany

(horvath@fpcdavenport.org).

Kirkwood Club: Kids Against Hunger is set for April 5 –cost of $30 to participate but scholarships are available for those who need them. This is a great mission

Kirkwood Club has supported for years now! Our last Kirkwood Club for the year will be April 26, and it willbe an ice cream social and then we will play outside on the playground!

ACT & EPIC: We are focusing on Youth Sunday practice every Sunday inApril—EXCEPT for April 2—which is Kids Against Hunger. April 30 will beour last Youth Group—there is NO choir that evening! meet atthe church at 5:00 Pm, and we will either do laser tag and roller skating or laser tag and bowling…voting to happen soon!

Vacation Bible Camp 2017: This is happening June 5-9 but we want to make sure everyone gets it onthe calendars now! VBC is from 9:30-12:30 Pm for any youth from age three and potty-trained through sixth grade.Seventh grade through twelfth grade youth are helpers and adult volunteers are also needed! Please see Tiffany oremail her at horvath@fpcdavenport.org, if you are able to help out. Childcare is available for volunteers.

Tiffany’s Epiphanies: When the Easter Bunny misbehaved at school, he was egg-spelled. 😊

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Easter Flowers 2017In memory or in honor of: (circle one)___________________________________________________________________________________Given by:___________________________________________________________________________________

Easter Flowers 2017The chancel will reflect the joy of the season with many beautiful spring plants in memory or honor ofloved ones. If you wish to order a plant, complete this form indicating how you would like to be listedin the Easter bulletin, and place the slip, with your donation check, in the offering plate, or deliver it tothe church office no later than Sunday, April 9.

Grant Funds Available - Deacons’ Endowment FundThe Deacons’ Endowment Fund (DEF) was established tohelp groups and organizations within the First PresbyterianChurch and the church community that are developing newmission and outreach programs by providing seed money inthe form of matching grants. What is the Deacons’ Endowment Fund? These funds areawarded for the purpose of helping to establish new mission,outreach, pastoral care, and spiritual development programswithin our church community.What type of grant is available? DEF grants are designatedto help defray the start-up cost of new projects or programsaccording to guidelines established by the Board of Deacons.► Programs or projects need to be of an ongoing nature rather

than a one-time event.► Any money that is awarded is in the form of a matching

grant. In other words, funding from other sources shouldbe part of the initial planning process.

► “matching funds” need not be interpreted to be only at50% and matching funds do not necessarily need to be inthe form of cash.

► The maximum grant that can be awarded is $5,000.Who can apply? Grants can provide funding to any organization or group within the FPC and the church community that is trying to start a new mission or outreachprogram or project within the church community.How does one go about applying for a grant? Each group,individual, or organization should establish a projected budgetfor the program, create a description of the program goals aswell as an outline of how those goals will be achieved, and anorganizational structure. These are critical elements of theprocess. A grant application form must then be completed andsubmitted for consideration by the Deacons Endowment FundReview Board. The grant application process is open for theperiod march 15 - may 15, 2017. Grant recommendations ofthe Review Board will be subject to approval by the Board ofDeacons in their July meeting. If you have questions aboutDEF grants or applications, information is available throughthe church office, at the Welcome Desk, the Deacons’ Corner,the church’s website at www.fpcdavenport.org, or from BrockEarnhardt (brockearnhardt@hotmail.com; 563-343-6304).

Concerts you won’t want to miss!Davenport Schools Vocal Music Fundraiser Thursday, March 30, 7:30 PM, FPC Sanctuary Please join Claire Kuttler, soprano, David Tahere, baritone, and Perry mears, piano, in a musical eveningfeaturing songs of Amy Beach, Shostakovich, Vaughan Williams, arias and showtunes. Tickets availableat the door. Suggested donation is $10. Current music students and their families are free. Dalaie Choi, Organ Recital - Friday, March 31, 6:00 PM, FPC SanctuaryDalaie Choi, who has played at First Pres. numerous times in the past, will offer a free organ recital featuring works by Bach, Pachelbel, Liszt, and American composer,William Bolcom. Simon Schumacher, Organ Recital - Tuesday, April 4, 7:00 PM, FPC Sanctuary Renowned German organist Simon Schumacher, who is playing for the QCSO’s St. Matthew Passion performance, makes his American debut in a free concert at FPC featuring Baroque works and some of his own improvisations. Quad City Symphony Orchestra - Masterworks VI: The St. Matthew PassionSaturday, April 8, 7:30 PM, Adler Theatre Sunday, April 9, 2:00 PM, Centennial Hall at AugustanaThe St. Matthew Passion, one of Bach’s greatest masterpieces, is a work of depth anddrama that tells the story of Christ’s crucifixion. Six vocal soloists, two organs, theQuad City Symphony, Augustana Choir, and Quad City Choral Arts will join forces to create a powerful and emotional journey to the cross. To enhance the enjoyment and inspiration of the audience, the St. Matthew Passion will be performed in English.The Palm Sunday weekend performances will be very meaningful for everyone during this season ofLent. Tickets are available at qcso.org.

Internationally Renowned Organist

Principal Organist and Artist in Residence of First Presbyterian Church

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Paper Hearts Delivers!Thanks to the generosity, of FPC the Paper Hearts toilet paperdrive was terrific! We filled two pallets with toilet paper andall rolls were delivered to the Humility of mary Shelterswarehouse. They werevery grateful for the donation. Great workeveryone! many thanksto those who donated.We’ll make it biggerand better next year.

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Actual Budget Actual BudgetGeneral Fund Income 67,949 69,403 90,355 80,895 Custodial Accounts Income 4,875 7,891 General Fund Expenses 76,431 87,154 78,474 87,674 Custodial Accounts Expenses 4,875 - 7,891 - Surplus (Deficit) (8,481) (17,751) 11,881 (6,779)

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Actual Budget Actual Budget General Fund Income 246,454 254,826 221,660 211,850 Custodial Accounts Income 12,551 11,327 General Fund Expenses 146,305 165,222 139,978 152,666 Custodial Accounts Expenses 12,551 - 11,327 - Surplus (Deficit) 100,149 89,604 81,682 59,184

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Financial Update Make a Note of it...Publications Schedule:Articles for the mayBroadcaster newsletter need to be submittedby April 15. Articles for the Summer Editionof FIRST PRESS (an expanded publication ofchurch programming for the months of Junethrough August) will be published in Juneand are due by April 15. All informationshould be submitted to Diane Pumphrey(pumphrey@fpcdavenport.org).Please Share your Viewpoint! The ChurchGovernment and Personnel Committee is in-terested in your viewpoint. Please feel freeto express a joy or concern and share youviewpoint by filling out a Viewpoint card anddropping it in the locked Viewpoint Box onthe Welcome Desk. All viewpoints will bekept confidential and will only be viewed bythe CG&P Committee.

Per Capita - $34 per memberEach year, First Church is assessed a per capita contribution by the Presbytery. This year it is $34 per member. A member is one who has been confirmed or welcomed into the congregation by confession offaith, letter of transfer from another congregation, or reaffirmation of faith. Please use a Per Capita envelope from the pew racks and place it in the offering plate, bring it to the church office, or pay online.

New Member Inquirer’s EventsAnyone who has considered membership at First Presbyterian Church is invited to attend the next New member Inquiry on Sunday, April 2, at 12:15 PM in the church Parlor. This is an informational meeting that provides a time for prospective membersto ask questions. Refreshments will be served. Sunday, April 23, is New Member Sunday. At that time new members will bewelcomed at the 9:00 Am worship service and briefly introduced at the 11:00 service with a reception at 10:00 am in FellowshipHall. If you have any questions, please contact Tammy mayhew (563-326-1691 or mayhew@fpcdavenport.org).

March 20, 2017 Session Highlights APNC reported they are working on completing the ministries Information Form (mIF) as the first step toward advertising the

position for an Associate Pastor. The goal is for the mIF to be completed and approved by Session at the next meeting. Fromthere it moves to Presbytery's Committee on ministry.

music and Worship committee is planning fundraising events to support a music Department Outreach Fund. The Envisioning 20/20 Steering committee has begun meeting to continue striving toward the congregation's God Sized

Dreams. Please keep the congregation and this committee in your prayers. Deacons are leading and coordinating numerous programs some of which include the men's Breakfast on April 1, Kids

Against Hunger Drive for April 2-5, and participation in the PUNCH Easter Egg Hunt on April 15. Keep watching for ways toactively participate in service with fellow church members and the community.

CEFY fundraisers are planned for funding Youth mission trips. Watch for details on the Take Stock in Our Youth, BuffaloWild Wings night, and mother's Day Flower Sale.

Summer Worship Schedule was approved starting with June 18-September 3 outdoor services at 8:30 Am and indoor servicesat 10:00 Am. The exception is Bix Sunday, August 6, with two indoor worship services at 8:30 and 10:30 Am.

Research and implementation of a fiber optic and Cloud-based hybrid solution to enhance the church’s ongoing technologyrequirements is in progress.

Welcome letters are sent to new community residents which include free tickets for our manna and more Breakfast. VBC will be June 5-9. Watch for ways you can be involved in this marvelous week. April 23 worship services and Adult Christian Education will be led by Bryan miller as he shares his work addressing gun

violence. Plan to participate in the morning and learn of ways we can address the gun violence in our communities.

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First Presbyterian Church Staff:Rev. Dr. Richard millerPastorExt. 204; miller@fpcdavenport.org

matt BishopDirector of MusicExt. 201; bishop@fpcdavenport.org

Ahreum Han CongdonOrganist/Assistant Director of MusicExt. 223; han@fpcdavenport.org

Linda Bengfort*Assistant Choral Director

Kathy middleton*Assistant Choral Director for Childrenmiddleton@fpcdavenport.org

Tiffany HorvathDirector of Christian EducationExt. 209; horvath@fpcdavenport.org

Shannon m. Gruhlke, CmFinance & Facilities ManagerExt. 219; gruhlke@fpcdavenport.org

Ginny Schuette*Accounting AssistantExt. 210; accounting@fpcdavenport.org

Jessie munn*Nursery Coordinatormunn@fpcdavenport.org

maintenance Team:Ext. 203; maintenance@fpcdavenport.orgGeorgia Roberts, Dave SpauldingKevin Wilson* & Chad Dean*

Liz Burke*Wedding Coordinatorweddingcoordinator@fpcdavenport.org

Tammy mayhewMembership/Pastoral Care CoordinatorExt. 212; mayhew@fpcdavenport.org

Bobette maginas* & michelle mahrt*Administrative CoordinatorExt. 200; office@fpcdavenport.org

Diane PumphreyCommunications & Office ManagerExt. 205; info@fpcdavenport.org

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