Loading...Welcome to the Summer 2026 Newsletter of Newtown Presbyterian Church! In this issue, Pastor Sam reflects on the boundless nature of God's grace, reminding us that "where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more."
Dive into our packed summer schedule featuring the Olde Fashioned Strawberry Social, our America 250 Celebration, and detailed updates on our beloved Petrof Grand Piano's maintenance. Read on for Session notes, summer worship times, the Time Out calendar, and to celebrate the June, July, and August birthdays within our church family.
Newtown Presbyterian Church
A family of God supporting each other, serving together, and growing in faith!
Summer 2026 NEWSLETTER – Volume 49– No. 6
[Image: The Historic Church building with blooming spring trees]
Pastor’s Message
As many if not most of you know, my favorite Scripture passage is Romans 5:20, which reads as follows: "Where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more." The idea, which we believe to be gloriously and eternally true, is that divine grace is perfect -- more than sufficient to confront, address, conquer, and redeem our many (human) faults, flaws, shortcomings, failures, mistakes, weaknesses, frailties, missteps, fumbles, foul-ups, and errors in judgment. This "amazing grace," firm and rigorous, is not to be confused with mere tolerance, nor is it tantamount to a lethargic, benign "acceptance" of our deep, utter brokenness. According to the witness of Scripture, God has taken the matter of our sinfulness so seriously that nothing less than an intervention proved necessary. Indeed, essential.
This is why the doctrine of the incarnation matters. Without it, Good Friday and Easter Sunday lose all significance for the purposes of salvation. The Passion becomes something less than the miracle that it most certainly was (and is): yet another story, even if admittedly compelling or perhaps even inspiring, about a brave martyrdom for one of many possible chosen causes. It's only when we consider how God was at work in-and-through the Cross that our minds are boggled and our souls are stirred. We pause to remember and reflect: the crucified one is none other than Jesus Christ, the only begotten, everlasting Son of the living God. We behold and bear witness -- as his intentions and mission merged beautifully and sublimely at Golgotha: the total, thorough, and final expunging, obliteration, and decimation of the malady with which we all, no matter how ostensibly "good" or "righteous," suffer: sin.
If sin may be likened to a disease that even the most pious and holy can't eradicate with "good works and deeds," then Christ may be discerned as both remedy and, alas, cure. As the likes of Augustine, Aquinas, Anslem, Luther, Calvin, Chesterton, and C.S. Lewis have observed, God has intervened in such a radical way that the root, source, cause, and wellspring of the problem has been ... solved. Completely, absolutely, and eternally. Forevermore. Hence, what amounts to a perpetual benediction: "It is finished." We have been healed, restored, and reconciled to God -- and there's no amount of human rebellion that can reverse this. We, captives to our own desires and pride, have been set free. God has accomplished the atoning redemption that we, paralyzed by spiritual impotence, are powerless to enact -- for ourselves, on our own behalf. This, thanks be to God, is how, to borrow a phrase, "Jesus saves." To borrow again from Jesus and Paul: "It is finished. Grace abounds."
Maybe this is why an attitude of judgment makes so little sense in the context of this community we call "Church." As Dietrich Bonhoeffer observed, “Judging others makes us blind, whereas love is illuminating. By judging others, we blind ourselves to our own evil and to the grace which others are just as entitled to as we are.”
May we, throughout the days, weeks, months, and years to come, remain truly, earnestly grateful for the grace of God, daily (prayerfully) recalling that "others," no matter how detestable or deplorable, "are just as entitled to it as we are." May we, with God's help and guidance, resist the temptation to "blind ourselves to our own evil" as we continually turn attention to the sinfulness of our neighbors. Lest we forget, Christ's Cross is effective and efficacious for the worst of sinners -- even, as the old hymn sings, "a wretch like me."
Thanks be to God and Peace be with you.
Pastor Sam
Session Notes
- Session met statedly on May 5, 2026, moderated by Pastor Sam.
- The Confirmation Class and their mentors were introduced to the Session by Pastor Laura. Each Confirmand and their mentor read their Statement of Faith to the members of Session. Session voted to receive the Confirmation Class of 2026 into membership of the Newtown Presbyterian Church.
- Treasurer Bruce Mitchell presented a summary of our finances at this point.
- Outreach reported that they approved the allocation of their budget that will support their Mission Partners. They had a presentation from Good Shepherd.
- Membership reported that the next new member class will be at the end of September.
- The Preschool Committee will host a breakfast for the teachers in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week.
- Worship reported that they have recommended the approval of the Sacrament of Baptism being administered to Chiara Arielle and Chantelle Arabella Borchert, on May 24, 2026, at the 9am service and for Anthony John DeMaria, on June 28, 2026, at the 9am service.
- The Historic Church Committee will open the HC on May 28, 2026.
- The Nominating Committee reminded all of the upcoming Congregational meeting on May 10, 2026, following the 9am service for the purpose of electing officers of Session, Deacons, Trustees, and the Nominating Committee.
- Next Session meeting will be a Joint Board Meeting on June 2, 2026, at 6pm in Ettenger Hall.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
- Pastor’s Message and Session Notes……1-2
- Summer Worship and Strawberry Social…...3
- Confirmation Class, Book Club and Bereaved……4
- America 250 Celebration and McCaffrey’s …...5
- Our Petrof Baby Grand Piano …….6
- Spring Cantata and Our Summer Mission Trip…...7
- Deacons, Preschool News and Blood Drive…...8
- Summer Birthdays …..9-10
- Time Out Events…….11
- Time Out Calendar…...12
STAFF
The Rev. Sam Massengill – Pastor
The Rev. Laura Ferguson – Associate Pastor
Ben Shively - Director of Music
Ricky Sazon — Organist
Lynn Losch - Children’s Choir Director
Eileen Honea – Office Administrator
Office Hours: 9am-3pm
Monday—Friday
Newsletter Editors
Bettilyn Bogia and Elizabeth Williams
Layout and Design by Eileen Honea
Email newsletter articles to:
npcsec@newtownpres.org
215-968-3861
Summer Worship Schedule
We will be observing our normal summer worship schedule beginning Sunday, June 14. Our 9am service will be at the Historic Church (it is Newtown Welcome Day so you will have to park in the Eagle Road parking lot behind the church as Sycamore Street will be closed) and the 11am service will be in air-conditioned Ettenger Hall.
Olde Fashioned Strawberry Social
[Image: A delicious strawberry shortcake with whipped cream]
Our annual Olde Fashioned Strawberry Social will be on Sunday, June 7, from 11am to 1pm on the beautiful grounds of the Historic Church. The event will provide an opportunity to gather, socialize, and celebrate the summer opening of the Historic Church. All NPC members, families, friends, and the public are welcome to attend.
There will be one service on Sunday, June 7, at 10am, and the Strawberry Social will begin immediately following the service.
We will be serving strawberries and whipped cream on either pound cake or angel food cake. Hot dogs, coleslaw, chips and beverages will also be provided. There will be a limited number of chairs available so you are welcome to bring chairs and blankets. In lieu of charging for individual items, we encourage and will gratefully accept all of your generous donations. All profits will be utilized for the maintenance and beautification of the Historic Church. Please note that in the case of inclement weather, we will host the Strawberry Social in Ettenger Hall.
We look forward to seeing everyone as we gratefully rejoice in the opportunity to gather and socialize!! (We encourage everyone to please wear their name tags!)
Beth Weinstein
215-962-2907
Committee Meeting Times
Session
Meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7pm.
Deacons
Meet the second Tuesday of each month at 7pm.
Christian Education
Meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7pm.
Caring for Friends
Meets the first Wednesday of each month at 8:30am.
Trustees
Meet the second Wednesday of each month at 6pm.
Membership
Meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm.
Outreach Committee
Meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm.
Worship
Meets the last Thursday of each month at 6pm.
Music Ministry
Bell Choir meets every Thursday at 7pm.
Chancel Choir meets every Thursday at 8pm.
Children’s Choir meets every Sunday at 10am.
Youth Bell Choir meets every Sunday at 5pm.
Welcome to our 2026 Confirmation Class!
On Sunday, May 17th, we were blessed to welcome and celebrate our 2026 Confirmation Class! Along with Pastor Laura and Lynn Losch, they led us in worship and shared their faith statements with the congregation. We hope when you see them at church you will congratulate and welcome them as our newest members!
[Image: 2026 Confirmation Class gathered together on Sunday]
Bereaved
The Congregation wishes to express its deepest sympathies to…
- Amy Hoffman and family on the death of her mother, In Sook Yoon, 4/17/2026.
- Bruce Mitchell and family on the death of his mother, Thelma Mitchell, 4/26/2026.
- Long time member, Ruth Hunter, 4/27/2026.
NPC Book Club
Be Ready When the Luck Happens, famous chef Ina Garten’s memoir, is a fitting selection for the final meeting of the NPC Book Club season, which began in September with The Secret War of Julia Child. Both books reveal a different side of these two women’s lives before they became known for their culinary skills, Child as a spy in Asia during World War II and Garten as a White House policy writer in the 1970s. The Book Club will meet on June 10 at 10am in room 211 and is open to all readers. Please join us for what promises to be a lively discussion of this memoir, described as an entertaining foray into this well-loved cooking host’s illustrious life.
Bettilyn Bogia
Baptism Celebration
[Graphic: Baptism Celebration]
Chiara Arielle and Chantelle Arabella Borchert, daughters of Tricia and William Borchert, Jr., on May 24, 2026.
America 250 Celebration
In appreciation of the America 250 Celebration, the service on July 5, 2026, will be a gathering of the NPC members at the Historic Church at 10 am. It is hoped that those attending will want to dress in colonial garb as we sing patriotic hymns and have a special anthem marking this important time in history. The Historic Church played an important part in the fight for freedom, and we hope to recognize this contribution. Bells will be rung at the conclusion of the service as was done at the time of the reading of the Declaration of Independence.
The Sew Be It group have made dust caps and aprons for the women and will transform men’s old pants into knickers if they wish. (The caps and aprons will be sold at the Strawberry Social for a small amount, benefiting Outreach.)
The congregation is being asked to contribute refreshments for that day, utilizing recipes that will be available from a cookbook of compiled recipes from that time period. We will gather on the lawn following the service to partake those refreshments! The recipes are modern in nature, but with ingredients of those times.
We hope everyone who is available will participate to recognize the historic significance of that weekend and of the Historic Church’s role in that part of our history! Please join us on July 5, at 10am, for an historic remembrance.
The Worship and Historic Church Committees
[Logo: McCaffrey's Food Markets]
McCaffrey’s 1% Receipt Program
Thanks to the wonderful support of our church members/food shoppers, the receipts that were submitted to McCaffrey’s for the 1% Receipt Program in 2025 raised over $2,000 to support the Historic Church. Receipts may be mailed to the church or dropped off in one of the collection boxes placed at either entrance to the sanctuary of the Historic Church and outside the church office. Once the receipts are processed, the monthly claim must be turned into McCaffrey’s by the last day of each month. As the receipts can be no more than three months old, turning your receipts in promptly will be very helpful. Again, we are extremely grateful to everyone who participates in helping us maintain the Historic Church for all to enjoy.
Petrof Grand Piano Maintenance
[Image: Close-up of the Petrof piano keys and interior action]
Did you know that the piano in our sanctuary is a Petrof Baby Grand, crafted in the Czech Republic? It was given in loving memory of Audrey Terry and Adelaide and Frank Stansel in May of 2001. This instrument has faithfully supported worship in our church for 25 years!
Over time, however, even the finest instruments require more than routine tuning. To restore its mechanics and improve the sound, our piano recently underwent needed maintenance and repair.
On April 17 and 18, the instrument was disassembled to allow for detailed work. Key leveling and “key dip” adjustments were performed to correct inconsistencies in touch and depth—subtle but important factors that affect playability and control. Each of the 88 keys was meticulously measured and regulated, restoring proper alignment and ensuring a balanced, responsive touch across the entire keyboard.
A cracked hammer shank needed replacing. The piano also underwent “voicing,” a process in which each hammer is carefully filed and reshaped to produce an even volume and blended tone. This work ensures consistent dynamic response from note to note, enhancing the instrument’s expressive range.
Further action regulation—such as adjusting hammer spacing by tightening small screws—improved responsiveness, particularly for repeated notes, and restored reliable touch sensitivity. The pedals were adjusted, and the front key slip (the wooden panel just below the keys) was repaired as well.
[Image: Master piano technician Asami Alberti tuning the Petrof grand piano]
To complete the process, the piano received a “double tuning,” helping to stabilize pitch and maintain evenness—especially important given the summer temperature fluctuations in the sanctuary.
We are grateful for the expertise of Asami Alberti, a master piano technician from New York City, who dedicated over 20 hours across two days to this project. Working late into the evening, she ensured every detail met her exacting standards.
Thanks to this careful work, our piano now offers enhanced musical sensitivity, a richer tonal quality, and a more responsive touch. It is truly a gift to our worship, enabling musicians to express musical lines with greater beauty and nuance. We look forward to enjoying this remarkable instrument for many years to come.
Lynn Losch
Music Ministry
[Image: The NPC Chancel Choir and orchestra performing Elaine Hagenberg’s cantata Illuminare]
Our NPC Chancel Choir partnered with the Music ministry of Morrisville Presbyterian Church to present Elaine Hagenberg’s cantata Illuminare. There were nearly 50 singers and an orchestra of 12 players.
Summer Mission Trip
(Details to follow)
Under the Deacons Bench
At Newtown Presbyterian Church, the Board of Deacons is a working group of eighteen members that serves our church and our community. We have two primary areas of ministry that include Food Ministry and Care Ministry. Both show the love of Jesus Christ through our labors.
Those who feel called to serve as Deacons here at NPC have regular duties, such as visitation, sending cards and notes to shut-ins, delivering flowers, providing meals for members in need, and offering transportation to members for doctors’ appointments and church services.
Deacons organize and serve at funeral luncheons. We provide Thanksgiving and Easter meals to those in our community who are less fortunate. And, in addition, the Deacons host Fellowship Hour in Ettenger Hall each Sunday, September through May.
This ministry is one of presence so that in providing care and compassion to the members of our church, the Deacons are a truly valued group.
Teaching Young Minds Is Important Work!
Every year during the first week in May, schools throughout the area celebrate those professionals who nurture and instruct our children. On Wednesday, May 6, the Preschool Committee along with the Session, honored our preschool staff with a breakfast to show appreciation for all they do each day. Thank you Jill Mahle, Ursula Nicholson, Bernadette Lavin, Aimee O’Connell and Jeannie Palmieri for your dedication to our youngest learners.
[Image: Preschool teachers and staff gathered at the appreciation breakfast: Aimee O’Connell, Ursula Nicholson, Jill Mahle, Bernadette Lavin]
[Graphic: American Red Cross Blood Donors Make a Difference]
Blood Drive
Newtown Presbyterian Church
Ettenger Hall
25 N. Chancellor Street
Newtown, PA 18940
Thursday, June 11, 2026
12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Appointments are preferred, please visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter sponsor code: newtownpres
Maximize your blood donation. Help more patients. If you are an eligible type O, B - or A - donor, consider making a Power Red donation. Red blood cells are the most commonly transfused blood component.
Streamline your donation experience and save up to 15 minutes by visiting RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass to complete your pre-donation reading and health history questions on the day of your appointment.
Come to give blood 6/1-28 for a $15 e-gift card + chance to win a $7.5K prize! See rcblood.org/June.
1-800-RED CROSS | 1-800-733-2767 | RedCrossBlood.org
Summer Birthdays
[Graphic: Happy Birthday!]
June Birthdays
- 1 Lynn Hillman & Grant Thorburn
- 2 Sarah Moncado, William Ortman & Colleen Rimel
- 3 Christine Pizzini
- 5 Kristin Bailey, Gavin Kohler & Jennifer Rittenhouse
- 6 Brian Davis, Esther Ramanujam, Cooper Roe-Lipsky & Bobbiann Sennett
- 7 Marilyn Beneski, Sage Ondik & Marilyn Winfrey
- 8 Briggs Guise, Elizabeth Juba, Emily Rittenhouse, Marjorie Shikrallah & Matt Wiggins
- 9 Harry Hughes, Katie Lustig & Chad Pindar
- 10 Jeanine Gracey & Suzanne Hewitt
- 11 Mike Adams & Thomas Rimel, III
- 12 Lily Silva
- 13 Saori Chang & Dorle Ramanujam
- 14 Kelly Altomare & Jeanne Witschen
- 15 Tom Briggman
- 16 Jane Sippel
- 17 Nick Celeste, Ian Goodrich, Alexa Gygax & Adam Lorence
- 18 Oliver Peruzzi
- 19 Lisa Gallagher, Katy Hodgens & Susan Sliker
- 20 Scott Burns & Beau Guise
- 21 Sandra Korn, Claire Pindar & Catherine White
- 23 Allegra Pizzini, Laura Scotti & Connor Welles
- 25 Marge Barna & Corrinn Lucotch
- 26 Mike Kohler, William Potero & Leo Sinkiewicz
- 28 Danielle Apple
- 29 Roy Mann
- 30 Greyson Hodgens-Schanz & Sharon Smith
July Birthdays
- 1 Bradley Clark, Amy Lustig & Georgia Peruzzi
- 3 Randa Becker & Paul Salvatore
- 4 Jackson White
- 6 Preston Stebulis
- 7 Tristan Davis, Jennifer Gould, Andrew Loudon, William Loudon & Diane Reilley
- 8 Sharon DeKorte, Tracey Johnson, Emelie Korn, Bennett Pizzini & Bev Remsburg
- 9 Kenneth Thorburn & Emily Sinkiewicz
- 10 Linda Brennan, Charlotte Davidoff, Grace Forchetti & Travis Korn
- 11 Bill McManimon, Phoebe Strome & Cindy Taylor
- 12 Robin Brown & Gail Sullivan
- 13 Pamela Frakes
- 14 Matt Bohning & Kristopher Ortman
- 15 Emily Morton & Carol Sembrot
- 16 Barbara Clark
- 17 Kathleen Aiello & Ken McArthur
- 19 Anna Kerchner, Jeanne Nagel & Charlotte Weaver
- 21 Sharon Fleck
- 22 Natalie Arnold & Tom Morrison
- 23 Alex Derek, Caroline Mann & Olivia Potero
- 24 Chantelle Borchert, Chiara Borchert, Linda Bowen & Mary Robinson
- 26 Kimberly Koenig
- 27 Missy Thau & Kathleen Waldner
- 28 Jill Binder, Kristina Labold, Carl Koenig, Brian Lucotch & Pam Platt
- 29 Bryan Forchetti & Wendy Patterson
- 30 Ryder Altomare, Sinead McLaughlin & Todd Pollazzi
- 31 Colin Pindar
August Birthdays
- 1 Duane Buck
- 2 Nicole Mumme & Logan Useller
- 4 Ryan DeKorte & Ava Pollazzi
- 6 Brett Hileman & Lynne Koenig
- 7 McKayla Good
- 8 Breanna Burkart & Shirley Miller
- 9 Olivia Hughes
- 11 Joshua Kitsch
- 12 Doug Welles
- 13 Doug Mastin
- 15 Jillian Adams, Chase Laskowski & Joanne Richardson
- 16 Linda Edmiston
- 17 Richard Edwards
- 18 Lisa Giletto, Anaruth Hynson, Abbie Lustig, John Morton & Rylee Roe-Lipsky
- 19 Elizabeth Brown & Archie Foor
- 20 Fedor Derek & Janet Eshleman
- 21 Tom Beresford, Carrie Anne Juba & Elizabeth Shikrallah
- 22 Becky Kerchner & Michelle Morcarski
- 23 Mary Gard, Allianna Good & Lynn Goodwin
- 24 Heather Loudon, Maureen Owens & Justin Woolcott
- 25 Tricia Borchert, Suzanne Herger, Brianna Hileman & Gregory Platt
- 26 Ivan Gard
- 27 John Frazier & Molly Wiggins
- 29 Linda Brewer, Grayson O’Neill & Jessica Vincent
- 30 Tom Bogia & Anthony DeMaria
- 31 Lorraine Kane, Evalyn Malakoff, Olivia Scotti & Dave Strome
If your birthday is missing, please let the office know!
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Time Out Activities
"Try us, you'll like us!" We're wrapping up the program year strong with a fun schedule of events for families, couples and singles in June. Consider joining one activity..... especially the Polo and Picnic on Saturday, June 13. This is a tailgate party on the sidelines of a polo match about 40 minutes north in Tinicum. Polo is a lively sport with fast ponies, and full of action and fun for all!! Read the description below for more details and signup info.
If you have ideas for future outings, please let me know. Peggy White 215-869-7871
- Strawberry Social – Sunday, June 7, from 11-1. Join us on the lawn after the 10am worship at the Historic Church for this casual old-fashioned barbeque. Bring a chair and blanket!
- >>> N E W !!! Picnic and Polo Match at Tinicum Park - Saturday, June 13. Carpool at 12:30 or arrive at 1:15 (match starts at 2pm). Come tailgate and enjoy a polo match! Park your vehicle field side and enjoy a BYO tailgate party, stomp some divots between chukkers, walk around and meet the players and their ponies, and try your hand at hitting a polo ball off of Charlie Chukker, the club's metal horse! Admission is $20 per carload. RSVP by June 7, to Breanne Weeden 215-630-6109
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Happy Hours – Enjoy a beverage, snack and chat. If weather is bad, we’ll go inside.
- Mon 8th THE TERRACE at Washington Crossing Inn 5 – 6:30 No RSVP. Just come!
- Wed 24th THE TERRACE at Washington Crossing Inn 5 - 6:30. No RSVP. Just come!
- Spread the Love – Sunday, June 14, from 10-11. Come join the assembly line to make PBJ sandwiches in Ettenger Hall between services. Grab a knife and start spreading the love! Sandwiches are taken to Broad Street Love the next day. NOTE: If you attend the 9am service at the Historic Church, pleeeeease make a stop over to Chancellor Street to help, come early if you attend the 11am in EH.
- Broad Street LOVE – Monday, June 15. Interested in hands-on mission work (serving lunch in Phila) with a team of NPC volunteers? Carpool from church (approx. 9-2:30). Call Paul Salvatore for the details. 267-312-3527
- >>> N E W !!! Brunch Bunch – Thursday, June 25, at 11:30. Come to the Garden of Eatin Restaurant (964 Woodbourne Rd, Levittown) for this new monthly gathering (last Thursday of each month) for those interested in good conversation and good food. They offer a wide variety of breakfast and lunch items, good service, reasonable prices, and separate checks, too. For couples and singles. Please call/text Lauren Fillmore on the Tuesday before so she can reserve a table. 814-450-6297
- Tyler Park Walks occur on Tuesdays (10:00 Leisurely) and Thursdays (10:00 Brisk). Meet at the Boat House parking lot. No RSVP. Text to Peggy in the morning if you have questions about the weather. 215-869-7871 Bring your friends, kids, and dogs!
Looking ahead………July and August activities will be limited to:
- Happy Hour on the TERRACE at Washington Crossing Inn: July 6 and 22, August 3 and 19. No RSVP
- Tyler Walks every Tues and Thurs from 10-1. Meet at the Boat House parking lot. No RSVP
- Brunch Bunch July 30 and August 27. Call Lauren a few days before if you’re going. 814-450-6297
Time Out Activities for ALL at Newtown Presbyterian Church
Call Peggy White for more information and signups 215-869-7871
Caring for Friends – First Wednesday of each month at 8:30am. Call Ginny Francksen 267-567-2394 to see how you can help assemble meals for the needy. Entrée contributions are always appreciated.
Our Food Ministries continue throughout the summer and we need your help! If you are unable to personally join in activities, this is for YOU!
Drop off frozen entrée casseroles or frozen mixed vegetables for CARING FOR FRIENDS which will be placed into food trays, then distributed throughout the region. Drop off anytime in the kitchen freezer next to the stove. \If you want your unfrozen entrée to be used, please place it in the church refrigerator the day before the first Wednesday of the month (marked “CFF”). Questions? Call/text Ginny 267-567-2394.
Drop off non-perishables and “heat-n-eat” foods for our hotel ministry recipients. Donations can be dropped off anytime at church. This is for the “First Sunday Meals” outreach.
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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June2026 |
1 |
2 Easy Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
3 Caring for Friends Tray Assembly 8:30 Yoga 6:00 |
4 Brisk Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
5 | 6 |
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7 10AM Historic Church Worship and Strawberry Social First Sunday Meals – bring food donations |
8 Happy Hour THE TERRACE @ Washington Crossing Inn 5-6:30 |
9 Easy Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
10 Yoga 6:00 |
11 Brisk Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
12 |
13 Picnic & Polo Match |
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14 10-11 Spread the Love |
15 Broad Street LOVE 9-2 |
16 Easy Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
17 Yoga 6:00 |
18 Brisk Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
19 | 20 |
| 21 | 22 |
23 Easy Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
24 Happy Hour THE TERRACE @ Washington Crossing Inn 5-6:30 Yoga 6:00 |
25 Brisk Walk @ Tyler 10-11 Brunch Bunch @ 11:30 |
26 | 27 |
| 28 | 29 |
30 Easy Walk @ Tyler 10-11 |
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