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The Real Story of Our Sanctuary Star
(May 21, 2026) Recently, some of our PCC members were combing through the Archive Room, retrieving what needs to be preserved, and they found a document that tells a story that most of us have never heard: the story of the blue 12-pointed Moravian Star that hangs above the sanctuary. Even long-time members believed for…
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A Pipe-Organ Update
(May 21, 2026) The Recovery and Reuse Committee is wrestling with the difficult decision of how to make the best decision about the future of our beloved pipe-organ. Soon, church members will be asked to vote on the future of the organ. Backround: You will recall that nearly three years ago, PCC began the extensive…
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Two Beautiful Prints for Sale
Over the years, the PCC family and friends have donated lovely artworks that have decorated our offices and walls. The Recovery and Reuse Committee is using the general rule of “keep religious artwork and repurpose other pieces.” With that in mind, we want you to see these two beautifully framed pieces for sale (proceeds of…
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Preserving and Selling Some Handbells and Chimes
(May 19, 2026) Longtime PCC members and friends will remember a day when our church choir included a bell choir. Over the decades, we have collected a remarkable (and valuable) collection of bells and chimes. Our choir is making plans to revive a version of the bell choir, so The Recovery and Reuse Committee recommended,…
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LEC Upgrade Committee Recommends Sound Improvement
(May 19, 2026) The Church Council unanimously approved a plan to improve the sound abatement in the Life Enrichment Center. The LEC Improvement Committee spent the last several weeks meeting with contractors who presented various ways to reduce the echo that makes it difficult to hear clearly in the gym. The Committee presented the Church…
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Selling the Kettle Drums
(May 19, 2026) The Recovery and Reuse Committee recommended, and the Church Council unanimously approved the sale of the beautiful copper kettle drums that have sat largely unused on the sanctuary stage for years. This is a matched set of three professional Ludwig timpani featuring copper bowls, pedal tuning mechanisms, and rolling bases. These instruments…
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